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Home » Forbes Welcomes Two New Pharmacists To Flannery’s

Forbes Welcomes Two New Pharmacists To Flannery’s

January 29, 2026 by Roxane Manley

Life Pharmacy Group pharmacists and partners Jack Buckley (left) and Sarah Hazell (right) with new Forbes pharmacists Chris and Brooke Young, with daughter Lily.

Health services in Forbes have been bol­stered with Life Pharmacy Group (LPG) wel­coming two new experienced pharmacists to Flannery’s Pharmacy.

LPG pharmacists Chris and Brooke Young, together with their daughter Lily, have relocated to Forbes where Chris is the newest Pharmacist in Charge at Flan­nery’s Pharmacy. Brooke will join the team this year.

“I am looking forward to being a part of the pharmacy, and continuing to grow the services we offer, as well as being a part of the Forbes community. Hopefully I can get involved with the local Rural Fire Service, Landcare and church organisations,” Chris Young said.

It has been a busy period for Chris and Brooke, who have relocated from Canberra, via a stint at Life Pharmacy Orange. Hav­ing grown up in a farming family, Chris is no stranger to the region, having worked with LPG in Forbes and Parkes in the early stag­es of his career.

“Farming is still certainly my happy place, I’ve still got my wool classers stencil and sheepdog,” Chris said.

Partner at Flannery’s and Life Pharma­cies, Sarah Hazell, has welcomed the Young family to Forbes and says they are a welcome addition to the local community.

“We are so pleased to have Chris, Brooke and Lily here in Forbes,” Sarah Hazell said.

“Both Chris and Brooke bring a wealth of pharmacy experience and expertise to Flan­nery’s, they’re such a wonderful addition to our team. They’re both country people who work hard and appreciate the importance of their role.”

Chris and Brooke are both so engaging and approachable so if you see them in store, don’t be afraid to say hello and wel­come!

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