George Barnes: My favourite childhood memory is summer days and no school.

Christene Gorton: Going for drives with my mother and father and also my grandparents on Sundays in Sydney.

John Ryan: A childhood memory I certainly cannot forget was when I fell off a horse!

Lilli Cronin: Hurdles athlete, Sally Pearson. I like how fast she runs and her style of jumping.

 

Poppy Constable: Usain Bolt because he’s really good at what he does and he is caring and kind.

 

Hannah Cudaj: Susan Pettitt because she pushed through difficulties within netball of being cut from the Australian team and worked hard to eventually make her way back into the team.

 

Jemma McLennan: It is important because of all the people who fought for our country and who are still fighting.

 

 

Hugh Mackay: To remember the soldiers who died in the war for us so that we could have a good life today.

 

Shirley Taylor: My father was in the war and he went through terrible things afterwards

The little ones from Goodstart  Early Learning answered.

James Gamble: A firefighter, because my mummy goes to the fire station.

 

Ash Sinclair: A racecar driver, so I can go super fast!

 

Annabella Scott: A mummy. I just like being a mummy.

 

Max Hogben: A builder just like dad.

 

 

 

Jessica Byrnes: I would like to visit the past. It would be interesting to see other eras and people from the past and witness their different experiences.

 

Mel Judd: The future. It would be nice to see how wealthy I’m going to be or where I’ll be living.

 

Taylor Bliss: The past. To see how life was simpler and safer then. Specifically Forbes because everyone says they had such a great time.

 

 

Stacey Clarke: I love coming in to work and seeing my work colleagues. Also, meeting new faces and seeing familiar ones!

 

Mel Fuller: I enjoy my work because I love helping people and keeping them safe on the roads.

 

Craig Dwyer: The satisfaction of having happy customers and providing good service.

 

Mitchell Ashcroft: Participating in the Rotary Youth exchange program.

 

Rochelle Isbester: Helping out my grandfather in the nursing home.

 

Danielle Markwort: Becoming a single mum.

Ngari Walsh: What I love about Easter is spending time with my family, camping… and getting chocolate.

Dempsey O’Connell: My favourite thing about Easter is all the family coming around (including interstate). We have about 14 cousins! We swim and have a big breakfast on the verandah.

Georgette Pereira: My favourite thing about Easter is when my gran and other family come over. My favourite thing is just to spend time with my family.

Alex Mackinnon: Everything was amazing but my favourite part was the socialising before and after.

 

Mel Davie: The social aspect and the fact that we raised so much money for local charities.

 

Ian Simpson: Rowan Woods’ speech and his launching of the Peter Murphy Foundation. Also, the support shown.

 

Kaye McMillan: I am most proud of the support that we’ve given our children throughout the years. That has helped them achieve the success they can celebrate today.

 

 

Felicity Nolan: The kids we have.

 

Julie Forrester: I am most proud of raising four daughters on my own.