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17 July 2020 – [2020] 28 QLR

News and Events | 2

▪ COVID-19 Updates and Information

▪ ALRC: The Future of Law Reform Webinar Series

▪ Supreme Court Library Queensland Online Exhibition – Graphic Justice: Pictures worth 1000 words

▪ 2020 Michael Whincop Memorial Lecture

Editors’ Selection of New Queensland Cases | 4

▪ Whether the jury ought to have been given an explanation for the substitution of the trial judge prior

to the delivery of the verdict: R v Young [2020] QCA 140

▪ Whether there was a miscarriage of justice in the defendant missing the opportunity to rely upon a

report from a forensic toxicologist regarding the differences between the drugs sold by her and those

in the Schedule to the Drugs Misuse Regulation 1987, which report was known to her solicitor but not

her Counsel at the time of trial: R v Barrett [2020] QCA 142

▪ Whether a report by Queensland Health to the Crime and Misconduct Commission (CMC) under s 48

Crime and Misconduct Act 2001 (as it then was) is a reviewable decision for the purposes of the

Judicial Review Act 1991: Chibanda v Chief Executive, Queensland Health [2020] QCA 144

▪ Whether an appeal ought to be stayed on the basis that the respondents had failed to comply with

the terms of an undertaking to the Court for failure to pay rent, where the respondents had invoked

the rent relief procedures under Div 3 Retail Shop Leases and Other Commercial Leases (COVID-19

Emergency Response) Regulation 2020: Whitelaw v Hookey [2020] QCA 145

▪ Consideration of the circumstances in which the Court should order a party to request documents of

a non-party: BSO Network Inc v EMClarity Pty Ltd [2020] QSC 186

▪ Whether the applicant should be granted an extension of time under the Judicial Review Act 1991 on

the basis that – he argued – he only became a “person aggrieved” at a later time: Allwood v Sundin,

Chung, Greaves [2020] QSC 188

▪ Whether, where documents appeared to be relevant from their titles but a solicitor had deposed to

them not being relevant, and the Court – because of COVID-19 restrictions was unable to inspect the

documents, “special circumstances” existed requiring the documents to be disclosed under

r 224(4)(a) UCPR: Murphy Operator v Gladstone Ports Corporation (No 6) [2020] QSC 192

▪ Whether, if all claims made in a claim and statement of claim do not come within a circumstance in

r 125, leave of the Court is required under r 126 UCPR in order to serve a defendant out of the

jurisdiction: Courtney v Chalfen [2020] QSC 195

▪ Whether, where COVID-19 restrictions impacted upon the ability of the court registry to issue the

applicant’s application to set aside the respondent’s statutory demand, costs should be ordered

against the applicant when the application was dismissed: CPR Solutions Mackay Pty Ltd v Zammit

Earthmoving Pty Ltd (No 2) [2020] QSC 197

Appeals | 13

New Counsel in Practice | 14

Public Notices | 16

▪ Notice of intention to apply for grant of probate or letters of administration

▪ Notice of intention to apply for admission to the legal profession

General Information | 71

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Queensland Law Reporter – 17 July 2020 – [2020] 28 QLR 2

NEWS AND EVENTS

Sarah Holland of Counsel (Editor)

Bianca Kabel of Counsel (Sub-Editor)

COVID-19 UPDATES AND INFORMATION

Government Updates

For updates on the Queensland Government’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, please see here.

Queensland Courts

The Queensland Courts COVID-19 response page is available here and provides specific information

for each court.

High Court of Australia

Following the implementation of policies restricting travel and meetings, it has been decided that the

High Court of Australia will not be sitting in Canberra or on circuit in the months of April, May and

June. The question of future sittings will be reviewed in June 2020.

The Court will continue to deal with special leave applications including hearings as necessary at

individual registries and will hear any urgent matters that may arise by video link between registries

and Canberra. Any enquiries should be directed to [email protected].

Federal Court of Australia

Please see here for COVID-19 updates and information from the Federal Court of Australia.

Family Court of Australia and Federal Circuit Court of Australia

Please see here for COVID-19 updates and information from the Family Court of Australia.

Please see here for COVID-19 updates and information from the Federal Circuit Court of Australia.

ALRC –THE FUTURE OF LAW REFORM: WEBINAR SERIES

In 2019, the Australian Law Reform Commission undertook research and broad public consultation,

asking: What are the most pressing areas for law reform in Australia today? In December, the ALRC

published its report, “The Future of Law Reform: A Suggested Program of Work 2020-25”. These

interactive webinars present an opportunity to elicit new perspectives and ideas, enabling individuals

with diverse views to contribute to potential law reform.

For more information and to register, please see here.

The Future of Law Reform – Defamation

Date: 27 July 2020

Time: 1.00 pm to 2.00 pm

Panel: The Honourable Justice Sarah Derrington, President, ALRC; Professor David

Rolph, The University of Sydney; Judge Judith Gibson, District Court of NSW;

Bruce McClintock SC, NSW Bar; Georgia-Kate Schubert, Australia’s Right to Know

coalition

https://www.covid19.qld.gov.au/

https://www.courts.qld.gov.au/about/covid-19-response


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https://www.alrc.gov.au/publication/the-future-of-law-reform-2020-25/

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Automated Decision Making and Administrative Law

Date: 10 August 2020


Panel: The Honourable Justice Sarah Derrington, President, ALRC; Professor Dan

Hunter, ARC Centre of Excellence for Automated Decision-Making and Society;

Professor Marek Kowalkiewicz, QUT Business School; Dr Anna Huggins, QUT

Law; Lisa Keeling, Services Australia

Legal Structures for Social Enterprises



Panel: The Justice John Middleton, Commissioner, ALRC; Professor Matthew Harding,

University of Melbourne; Michael Ryland, Centre for Social Finance Law; Trevor

Danos AM, Advisor; Andrew Davies, B Lab

Press Freedom



Panel: The Honourable Justice Sarah Derrington, President, ALRC; Professor Peter

Greste, Alliance for Journalists’ Freedom; Jacinta Carroll, Australian National

University; Georgia-Kate Schubert, Australia’s Right to Know coalition; Dr Rebecca

Ananian-Welsh, University of Queensland

SUPREME COURT LIBRARY QUEENSLAND ONLINE EXHIBITION – GRAPHIC JUSTICE: PICTURES WORTH 1000 WORDS

How effectively can an image convey a contract term or a person’s bail conditions? The concept of “graphic

justice” is an emerging one that may present both challenges and opportunities for the legal system.

Many legal practitioners, companies and advocacy groups are beginning to apply “design thinking”

and “graphic justice” principles to help people better understand and navigate the law. In this curated

online exhibition, three examples that illustrate how “graphic justice” can apply in civil and criminal

areas are explored —including Australia’s first visual employee contract.

For more information, please see here.

2020 MICHAEL WHINCOP MEMORIAL LECTURE



Venue: Harry Gibbs Commonwealth Courts, Level 7, Court Room 1, 119 North Quay

Presenters: The Honourable Justice Patrick Keane AC

The Michael Whincop Memorial Lecture commemorates the memory of Griffith Law School Professor

Michael Whincop who was a brilliant scholar working at the intersection between law and economic

analysis. The lecture is one way in which the Griffith Law School keeps his memory alive. The 2020

lecture will be delivered by the Honourable Justice Keane of the High Court of Australia.

Please RSVP on or before Thursday 20 August 2020 by email: [email protected].

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EDITORS’ SELECTION OF NEW QUEENSLAND CASES selected for reporting

not selected for reporting, but otherwise noteworthy

CRIMINAL LAW – APPEAL AND NEW TRIAL – WHERE THE PRESIDING JUDGE REQUESTED THAT ANOTHER JUDGE PERFORM HIS DUTIES – WHETHER THE DIRECTION GIVEN TO THE JURY AS TO THE CHANGE IN JUDGE WAS APPROPRIATE

R v Young [2020] QCA 140

This case concerned an appeal against conviction for the charge of choking in a domestic

setting. The appellant was self-represented. This case was unusual because the trial judge,

due to an emergency, did not sit until the end of the trial. The trial judge had summed up and

the jury were out contemplating their verdict when another judge assumed the role of

presiding judge. The Court of Appeal held that the direction as to the substitution of the trial

judge was “entirely appropriate” and “specifically provided for by the legislation”.

Mullins JA and Lyons SJA and Ryan J

26 June 2020

Background

The appellant had been charged with three domestic violence offences. [2], [3]. The Crown entered a

nolle prosequi in respect of once of the charges. After a three day trial in the District Court, presided

over by Jarro DCJ, the jury found the appellant not guilty of the offence of common assault but found

the appellant guilty of the offence of choking in a domestic setting. [4]. The appellant was sentenced to

two years imprisonment, with the conviction recorded as a domestic violence offence pursuant to

s 12A Penalties and Sentences Act 1992. [6].

Lack of explanation for the change of the presiding judge

On the final day of trial, after the jury had retired to consider their verdict and after Jarro DCJ had

redirected the jury about a minor matter of evidence, Jarro DCJ sent a written memorandum

requesting that Rafter SC DCJ act for him in the appellant’s trial “pursuant to s 27 of the District Court

of Queensland Act 1967 and in light of an emergency having this day arisen”. [82]. The Court was

then convened to advise the parties of this change. [82].

Section 27(1) of the District Court of Queensland Act 1967 provides:

“27 Judge may perform the duties of another judge

(1) In the case of absence or disability of a judge, or on an emergency, another judge

may, at the request in writing of the firstmentioned judge or of the Chief Justice, act for

the first mentioned judge, and may exercise all the powers and perform all the duties

which that judge might have exercised or performed.”

Later that same day, a note was received from the jury advising that they were unable to reach a

unanimous verdict in respect of one of the counts. [82]. The jury were returned, and Rafter SC DCJ,

prior to responding to the jury’s note, said as follows:

“Members of the jury, the first thing I should say is that you are in the right courtroom and you

are probably wondering why I am here. Members of the jury, I have been asked by Judge Jarro

to take over the case for reasons that need not concern you. So a situation arose that

necessitated that. You need not be concerned about it, but I have taken over. So you are in the

right place and for the time being so am I.” [83].

https://www.queenslandjudgments.com.au/case/id/344803


The Court of Appeal (Lyons SJA with Mullins JA and Ryan J agreeing) held that Jarro DCJ’s written

request to Rafter SC DCJ was in accordance with the legislation and “entirely appropriate”. The Court

explained that it was not necessary for Jarro DCJ to have consulted with counsel before making the

request and if he had done so, counsel would have had no basis to object to the change.

Further, it was unnecessary for Rafter SC DCJ to provide the jury with reasons for the change in the

presiding judge. A more detailed explanation may in fact have distracted the jury from the issues of the

trial. [86].

A Hughes of Counsel

CRIMINAL LAW – WHERE EXPERT REPORT AVAILABLE TO SOLICITOR BUT NOT PROVIDED TO DEFENCE COUNSEL DURING TRIAL – WHERE COUNSEL WOULD HAVE ADVISED ON POSSIBLE DEFENCE – WHETHER MISTAKE OF FACT THAT WARRANTED A RETRIAL

R v Barrett [2020] QCA 142

In this unusual recent matter, the appellant had been convicted of a range of drug offences,

including trafficking. The circumstances were unconventional in that prior to the commission

of those offences, she had lawfully operated a business which sold chemically treated

vegetable matter to customers. She obtained an expert report that may have provided

grounds for raising a defence under s 24 Criminal Code 1899 but the report had not been

given to her counsel at trial. The Court held that the failure to include the report in the

evidence meant that a mistake of fact had occurred and a retrial was warranted to afford her

the opportunity to raise a possible defence under s 24 Criminal Code 1899.

Philippides and McMurdo JJA and Boddice J

30 June 2020

At the time she commenced her business operations the appellant was engaging in lawful trade. The

Crown case was that subsequently she became aware of legislative changes to the definition of

“dangerous drug” which rendered her business illegal. Nonetheless she continued to operate her

business which by that point constituted unlawfully trafficking in a dangerous drug. [7]–[8].

At the appeal hearing the appellant revealed the existence of a report which contained an opinion to

the effect that the chemical substances being sold by her were not substantially similar in chemical

structure to any substances contained in the Schedule to the Drugs Misuse Regulation 1987. [56]. The

report had been shown to her solicitor but was not seen by her Counsel prior to trial. [57], [58]. In fact,

trial Counsel indicated that had she been aware of the report prior to trial she would have advised the

appellant as to the availability of a defence pursuant to s 129(1)(d) Drugs Misuse Act 1986. [66].

In addressing the implications of this upon the overall conduct of the appellant’s trial the court

observed that its task was to determine whether she had been deprived of a chance of acquittal which

was otherwise fairly open: see Mraz v The Queen (1955) 93 CLR 293 at 514. At the outset, the court

commented that trial Counsel’s unfamiliarity with the report had certainly deprived the appellant of the

opportunity to obtain legal advice concerning the availability of a potential defence pursuant to s 24 of

the Code. [74].

The Court noted that it was not until the sentencing hearing that the trial judge was told about the

existence of the report, and at that juncture, he expressed the view that in the event there had been a

mistake (as his Honour came to accept in his sentencing reasons), it was a mistake of law. [76]. The

Court disagreed and explained it was a mistake of fact:

“The relevant element of the charge here was that each of these two substances had a

chemical structure that was substantially similar to the chemical structure of something which

was listed in a schedule to the Drugs Misuse Regulation … The chemical structures of those



things were factual matters, as were the chemical structures of the things which were said to

have been trafficked, produced and possessed by the appellant. In turn, the comparison

between those two groups of chemicals was, in each case, an assessment of a factual matter.

At the trial, evidence was tendered which was relevant to those questions, and his Honour’s

clearly expressed reasons for judgment set out his factual findings in those respects and his

reasons for them. Had this case been tried by a jury, those questions would have been for the

jury to answer, because they are questions of fact.” [82].

In other words, the appellant’s understanding was flawed, not due to a misunderstanding of what was

the law, but because she incorrectly interpreted the facts which engaged that law. [83]. In

circumstances where it was apparent that she had been sentenced upon the basis of findings that

could have resulted in her being acquitted on the charges, [85], the Court determined that the

appropriate course was to provide her with the opportunity to raise the s 24 defence. [86].

In the result, the convictions were quashed and a retrial ordered. [88].

A de Jersey

ADMINISTRATIVE LAW – JUDICIAL REVIEW – WHETHER A REPORT PREPARED BY QUEENSLAND HEALTH FOR THE CRIME AND MISCONDUCT COMMISSION UNDER S 48 CRIME AND MISCONDUCT ACT 2001 IS A REVIEWABLE DECISION FOR THE PURPOSES OF THE JUDICIAL REVIEW ACT 1991 – WHERE NOT A DECISION UNDER AN ENACTMENT

Chibanda v Chief Executive, Queensland Health [2020] QCA 144

In this case, the Court of Appeal considered whether a report by Queensland Health to the

Crime and Misconduct Commission (CMC) under s 48 of the Crime and Misconduct Act 2001

(as it then was) is a reviewable decision for the purposes of the Judicial Review Act 1991. A

report provided to the CMC under s 48 did no more than form part of the material which

might lead the CMC to make a report under s 49(2). Neither the report, nor the approval of

the report, were decisions under an enactment. The Court held that the report is not a

reviewable decision.

Sofronoff P and Boddice and Davis JJ

30 June 2020

The applicant sought an extension of time within which to appeal against orders made by

Applegarth J. The applicant had applied for a statutory order of review of decisions made by the first

respondent, Queensland Health. The decisions had resulted in his employment being terminated and

the end of his conditional registration as a medical practitioner.

The applicant sought judicial review of three decisions. [22]. Those decisions were:

1. a renewal refusal decision by the Medical Board of Queensland;

2. a decision to approve a report to the Crime and Misconduct Commission (CMC); and

3. a finding of misconduct

Relevantly, Applegarth J found that the second decision was not amenable to review. [28]. That

decision concerned a report prepared by the Ethical Standards Unit within Queensland Health and

forwarded to the CMC. [13], [14]. The applicant sought judicial review of what he submitted was a

decision of Queensland Health to approve the report. [15]. The Court of Appeal upheld Applegarth J’s

decision and dismissed the appeal. [66].



The Court, citing Australian Broadcasting Tribunal v Bond (1990) 170 CLR 321, noted that the making

of a decision might involve preliminary investigations and determinations which will not be the subject

of judicial review. [33].

Section 6 of the Judicial Review Act 1991 provides that the making of a report can constitute the

making of a decision. [34]. The Court noted that whether “a report is itself a reviewable decision

depends on upon the proper construction of the relevant statute”. [35]. If the relevant statute provides

for the making of a report, then the report will be a decision made under an enactment. [49]. Where

that is the case, the report itself will then be amenable to review, independent to a decision made

about the report. [35]. However, a report is only reviewable “if it is a precondition to the subsequent

decision made upon the report”. [41], [50]. A report will not be a decision where it has “of itself, no

legal effect or carries no legal consequences”. [51].

Section 48(1)(c) Crime and Misconduct Act 2001 provides that, in carrying out its role, the CMC may

require a public official to report about an investigation into official misconduct. [39]. Section 49(2)

provides that the CMC may report on an investigation, including to the Chief Executive of the relevant

unit of public administration. [40]. However, as noted by the Court, the relevant report in this case was

the report by Queensland Health to the CMC, and not a report by the CMC to Queensland Health. [41].

The Court found that a report under s 48 “does no more than form part of the material which may lead

the CMC to make a report under s 49(2)”. [41]. The s 48 report did not, of itself, have legal effect or

consequences. Therefore, in upholding the decision of Applegarth J, the Court found that neither the

report, or the approval of it, were decisions under an enactment. [41], [42].

K Anderson

SECURITY FOR COSTS – WHERE THE APPLICANTS SOUGHT A STAY OF THE APPEAL BECAUSE THE RESPONDENTS FAILED TO COMPLY WITH AN UNDERTAKING – WHERE RESPONDENTS DID NOT PAY THE ARREARS OF RENT UNDER THE LEASE – WHETHER INVOCATION OF RENT RELIEF PROCEDURES UNDER DIV 3 OF RETAIL SHOP LEASES AND OTHER COMMERCIAL LEASES (COVID-19 EMERGENCY RESPONSE) REGULATION 2020 TENDED AGAINST THE GRANT OF A STAY

Whitelaw v Hookey [2020] QCA 145

In this matter, the applicants sought a stay of an appeal brought by the respondents on the

basis that the respondents had failed to comply with the terms of an undertaking given to the

Court by failing to pay arrears of rent under the lease. Although there was dispute as to

whether the undertaking had been complied with, Morrison JA ultimately refused to stay the

appeal because the respondents’ invocation of the rent relief procedures under Div 3 of the

Retail Shop Leases and Other Commercial Leases (COVID-19 Emergency Response)

Regulation 2020 presented a “real question” as to whether the breaches of the undertaking

for non-payments of rent would still subsist after that process was completed.

Morrison JA

30 June 2020

The parties had been involved in Supreme Court proceedings relating to the ownership and operation

of a child care centre at Hope Island. [1]. The primary judge found that the parties’ rights were

governed by a lease which had been validly terminated by the second applicant, but his Honour

granted relief against forfeiture. [2]–[3]. The respondents appealed from the primary judge’s decision.

[4]. In addition to seeking security for costs, the applicants sought a stay of the appeal if the

respondents did not comply with an undertaking given on 12 September 2018 by paying arrears of

rent, outgoings, and GST. [5]–[6]. It was alleged that defaults in the payment of rent had occurred on

2 April 2020, 2 May 2020, and 2 June 2020. [32].



Although the respondents submitted that the undertaking had ceased to apply after the primary

judge’s judgment was handed down ([31]–[37]), the stay application ultimately turned on the

application of legislation passed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Before Morrison JA, the

respondents submitted that the demands for rent, including in respect of the alleged defaults,

contravened s 12 of the Retail Shop Leases and Other Commercial Leases (COVID-19 Emergency

Response) Regulation 2020 (the Regulation) and that actions to recover amounts under the lease

were stayed by s 48(2) of the Regulation. [39]–[42].

His Honour considered that this question also did not require resolution. [43]. This was because the

respondents had invoked Div 3 of the Regulation the day before this application was heard in order to

apply for rent relief. This process had retrospective effect on rental payments and could impact upon

rent not paid in April, May, and June 2020. [44], [49].

As Morrison JA explained, s 12 of the Regulation prohibits a lessor under an affected lease taking a

“prescribed action” upon a failure to pay rent or outgoings during the response period. [45]. By s 9, a

“prescribed action” includes, inter alia, proceedings in relation to a claim on a bank guarantee,

indemnity or security deposit for unpaid rent or outgoings or exercising or enforcing another right by

the lessor under the lease. [46]. In such circumstances, Div 3 mandates a process for negotiating

outcomes between lessor and lessee, with provisions for mandatory mediation by the Small Business

Commissioner if the process is not adhered to. [47]–[48].

Justice Morrison considered that the invocation of this process – which by s 14 imposes a mandatory

obligation to negotiate the question of rent and obliges the lessor to offer a reduction in rent for the

entirety of the response period – there was a “real question” as to whether the alleged breaches of the

undertaking by non-payment of rent will still subsist once the process under the Regulation is

completed. [49]. His Honour considered that this was “a powerful discretionary factor against the grant

of relief”. [49].

In the alternative, the applicants sought a stay if the respondents’ solicitors did not pay the arrears of

rent from money held in trust by the solicitors pursuant to an irrevocable authority given by the

respondents in the undertaking. [30]. The same analysis relating to the Regulation applied to this

alternative asserted basis for a stay. [50]. As to a contention by the applicants that the respondents’

solicitors had failed to comply with the terms of the irrevocable authority, Morrison JA observed that if

this were the case it should be pursued against the solicitors personally. The solicitors were not

parties and, with the solicitors not having filed material in answer, his Honour was not prepared to

make a finding that they had breached the terms of the authority. [53].

In these circumstances, it was inappropriate to stay the appeal on either basis. [51], [54]. Justice

Morrison did hold, however, that this was an appropriate case in which to order security for costs. [8]–

[27].

In the result, security in the sum of $125,000 was ordered to be paid, the stay applications were

dismissed and costs were to follow the event. [55]–[59].

S Walpole

PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE – APPLICATION FOR NON-PARTY DOCUMENT DISCLOSURE – WHERE THE DEFENDANT IS A SUBSIDIARY OF THE NON-PARTY – WHETHER A SABRE ORDER SHOULD BE MADE

BSO Network Inc v EMClarity Pty Ltd [2020] QSC 186

In this interesting case, Brown J analysed the circumstances in which the Court should order

a party to request documents of a non-party. Her Honour helpfully restated the relevant

principles before ordering that such an order should be made.

Brown J



19 June 2020

The plaintiffs applied for orders requiring McKay Brothers LLC, the defendant’s US-based parent

company, to produce documents in the proceedings. [1]. They contended the Court had the power to

make such an order under r 367 of the Uniform Civil Procedure Rules 1999, which confers upon the

Court a general power to make orders or directions about the conduct of proceedings. [49].

In considering this question, Brown J focused on Lockhard J’s judgment in Sabre Corporation Pty Ltd

v Russ Calvin’s Haircare Company (1993) 46 FCR 428. [52]. In Sabre, Lockhard J ordered a party to

request of a US-based non-party to produce documents relevant to the proceedings. [52].

Brown J identified that such an order should only be considered after inter-parties discovery has been

made. [53]. Further, her Honour adopted the six factors considered in McGoldrick v Sports TG Pty Ltd

[2019] NSWSC 1154 as being relevant to determining whether such an order should be made: [53]:

a) There is a real likelihood the third party has the documents;

b) There is also a real likelihood the third party would accede to the request for the

documents;

c) The order must be limited to requiring a party to take reasonable steps to obtain the

documents;

d) The documents must be relevant to the proceedings;

e) The documents must be necessary for disposing fairly of the proceedings; and

f) The Court must consider the degree of hardship that would be occasioned to the third party

if it were required to produce the documents.

Ultimately, such orders “are exceptional and discretionary”, and should be made where it is in the

interests of justice to do so. [54]–[55]. However, they are also most often sought where there is a real

difficulty about using the ordinary mechanisms of discovery and subpoenas to obtain the documents –

generally where the third party is based overseas. [54].

In the event, her Honour ordered that the defendant request that McKay Brothers produce certain

documents relevant to the proceedings. [68].

M Paterson

JUDICIAL REVIEW – APPLICATION FOR AN EXTENSION OF TIME – WHERE THE MEDICAL ASSESSMENT TRIBUNAL ASSESSED THE APPLICANT’S DEGREE OF PERMANENT IMPAIRMENT FROM TWO INJURIES – WHERE TRIBUNAL ATTRIBUTED GREATER DEGREE OF IMPAIRMENT TO SECOND INJURY – WHERE DURING TRIAL FOR DAMAGES IN RELATION TO SECOND INJURY THE MEDICAL EXPERTS SAID FIRST INJURY WAS PRIMARY CAUSE OF IMPAIRMENT –WHETHER APPLICANT BECAME A PERSON AGGRIEVED AT TIME OF TRIBUNAL DECISION OR AT TIME OF RECEIVING EXPERT OPINIONS

Allwood v Sundin, Chung, Greaves [2020] QSC 188

The applicant was many months out of time to seek a statutory order of review of the Medical

Assessment Tribunal (MAT). He had suffered two injuries and the MAT had apportioned a

degree of impairment of 4 per cent for the first injury and 20 per cent for the second. In the

course of pursuing a common law damages claim both his and WorkCover’s medical experts

were of the opinion that the applicant’s impairment was primarily caused by the first injury. In

support of his application for an extension of time, the applicant argued that he became a

“person aggrieved” (as per s 7 of the Judicial Review Act 1991) only after it became clear the

https://www.caselaw.nsw.gov.au/decision/5d6f08f1e4b0ab0bf6071b07



medical experts disagreed with the MAT’s decision. Her Honour rejected this argument and

the application was dismissed.

Ryan J

23 June 2020

Background

The applicant suffered two work related injuries; the first between 2008 and 21 July 2014 (“the first

injury), and the second between 22 July 2014 and January 2015 (an aggravation of the first injury –

“the second injury”). [2]–[3]. The applicant had sought workers’ compensation in relation to both

injuries, and as part of that process was assessed by the Medical Assessment Tribunal (“MAT”) in

December 2018. The MAT assessed the applicant’s degree of permanent impairment as being

4 per cent from the first injury, and 20 per cent from the second injury. [7].

As a result of the MAT assessment, the applicant did not meet the 5 per cent threshold set by

s 237(1)(a)(i) of the Workers Compensation and Rehabilitation Act 2003 (“WCR Act”) in order to be

entitled to seek common law damages for his first injury. [11]. Subsequently, however, in the course of

a claim for damages for the second injury, another doctor disagreed with the MAT’s assessment, and

considered that 17 per cent of the applicant’s permanent impairment was attributable to the first injury,

and that “any contribution to his permanent impairment by the second injury was minor”. [13]. Another

doctor consulted by the applicant “essentially agreed”. [15].

The applicant then sought judicial review of the MAT’s decision. The issue for the Court was whether

he should be granted an extension of time to do so. [19].

Whether the applicant should be granted an extension of time

The applicant’s explanation for the delay was that he was not “aggrieved” by the decision of the MAT

until it became clear to him that the medical experts “would give evidence in his second injury common

law claim to the effect that it was his first injury, not his second, which caused him significant loss”. [20].

Ryan J considered that this explanation was misconceived. The applicant was a person “aggrieved”

(per s 7 of the Judicial Review Act 1991) as soon as the decision by the MAT was made. [137]. That

was because it had “an immediate and practical and prejudicial effect on him: it left him unable to

pursue an action for common law damages for his first injury”. [138]. The applicant’s submission

sought to incorrectly conflate the meaning of a “person aggrieved” with the applicant’s “reaction to” the

decision. [139].

While not expressly doing so, her Honour considered that it may be appropriate to draw an inference

that the reason the applicant had not challenged the MAT decision within time was that “he believed

that he would be successful in a substantial damages claim for his second injury which would provide

him with money which he considered would sufficiently compensate him for his first and second

injuries”. [141]–[142]. In any event, “[n]o other explanation for the delay has been provided”. [146].

In summary, the applicant had not satisfactorily explained the delay. [152]. Her Honour also went on to

find that, “[w]ith one exception, none of the substantive grounds are arguable”. [245]. Accordingly, the

application for an extension of time in which to seek judicial review of the MAT decision was

dismissed. [249].

W Isdale

CIVIL PROCEDURE – APPLICATION FOR FURTHER DISCOVERY – WHERE THE DEFENDANT’S SOLICITOR DEPOSES TO THE IRRELEVANCE OF THE DOCUMENTS, BUT HAS NOT PROVIDED COPIES OF THE DOCUMENTS TO THE COURT – WHERE THE INTERESTS OF JUSTICE REQUIRE DISCLOSURE

Murphy Operator v Gladstone Ports Corporation (No 6) [2020] QSC 192



This case considered the approach to be taken to the discovery of documents which, on the

basis of their titles, appeared to be relevant to the issues in dispute. However, a solicitor for

the defendant deposed that they were not relevant. Ordinarily the Court would expect to

review the documents for itself, but COVID-19 restrictions had prevented this procedure

being undertaken. Crow J considered that, in this context, there were “special circumstances”

and that the interests of justice required that the documents be disclosed (pursuant to

r 223(4)(a) of the UCPR).

Crow J

25 June 2020

This judgment concerned applications by the parties for orders in relation to discovery of documents,

further security for costs, privilege, and about the further timetabling of the matter. [2]. The decision is

noteworthy because of the approach taken by Crow J to the application for further discovery of

documents, as sought by the plaintiffs. [16]–[18].

In relation to a number of documents, his Honour observed that their titles indicated that they “are

likely to be relevant”. [23]. Nonetheless, a solicitor for the defendant had “deposed that she has

reviewed the documents and they are not relevant”. [23]. No other basis for objection to discovery of

the documents was raised. [24]. His Honour noted that, ordinarily, the question “could have been

disposed of by the defendant simply handing the documents to the court for perusal”. [24]. However,

“travel restrictions imposed upon the parties and the court by COVID-19 prevented the usual

procedure being undertaken”. [24].

In this context – where there was a “strong inference that the documents are relevant”, and only the

defendant solicitor’s affidavit swearing that they were not – his Honour considered that there were

“special circumstances” and that “the interests of justice require the documents to be disclosed” (citing

r 223(4)(a) UCPR). [26]. His Honour applied this same approach in respect of a number of documents,

concluding that they should be disclosed. [41], [47], [51].

W Isdale

SERVICE OUT OF JURISDICTION – WHERE THE DEFENDANT SERVED AN ORIGINATING PROCESS IN THE CAYMAN ISLANDS – WHERE THE DEFENDANT DID NOT APPLY FOR LEAVE OF THE COURT TO SERVE THE ORIGINATING PROCESS BUT RELIED ON R 125 UCPR – WHETHER LEAVE REQUIRED UNDER R 126 UCPR WHERE NOT ALL CLAIMS ARE WITHIN R 125 – WHETHER LEAVE WOULD HAVE BEEN GRANTED – WHETHER APPROPRIATE TO PERMANENTLY STAY THE PROCEEDING

Courtney v Chalfen [2020] QSC 195

This matter concerned an application to set aside service or permanently stay a proceeding

where the originating process had been served out of the jurisdiction upon the defendant in

the Cayman Islands. In permanently staying the proceeding, Williams J held that, under the

current wording of r 125 UCPR, if all claims made in a claim and statement of claim do not

come within a circumstance in r 125 then leave of the Court is required under r 126 UCPR in

order to serve a defendant out of the jurisdiction.

Williams J

26 June 2020

The respondent, Courtney, was formerly a resident of the Cayman Islands. Chalfen, the applicant, is a

resident of the Cayman Islands. They are in the process of being divorced from each other. [8]–[10].

The respondent commenced proceedings against the defendant in the Supreme Court of Queensland



alleging conversion, negligence, and breach of bailment in respect of various property allegedly owned

by the respondent and kept in a storage unit in Grand Cayman by the applicant. Without the

respondent obtaining the leave of the Court, the applicant was personally served with the Supreme

Court claim and statement of claim by a process server in the Cayman Islands. [11]–[25]. The

applicant applied to set aside service or, alternatively, to have the proceeding permanently stayed. [1].

An originating process may be served outside of Australia without leave in the circumstances set out

in r 125 of the Uniform Civil Procedure Rules 1999 (UCPR). Otherwise, leave under r 126 UCPR is

required. [33]–[36]. The respondent argued that leave was not required, as the claim was founded “on

a tortious act or omission in respect of which the damage was sustained wholly or partly in Australia”

within r 125(a)(ii) UCPR. [37]. The applicant disputed that the claim was wholly within r 125 UCPR and

submitted that leave was therefore required to serve the applicant outside the jurisdiction. [38].

Justice Williams observed that the rules for service outside of jurisdiction were amended in April 2019

to give effect to harmonised rules approved by the Council of Chief Justices. [34], [62]. The “current

wording” of r 125 UCPR “requires that each of the claims come within one or more of the paragraphs

[of r 125] and a plaintiff cannot proceed against a foreign defendant on claims not falling within a

paragraph”. [63]. Accordingly, “leave is required to serve the claim and statement of claim outside of

Australia unless all of the claims come within one or more of the exceptions set out in r 125”. [64].

In Williams J’s view, it was at least arguable that the loss sustained as a result of the alleged

negligence and conversion was at least partially sustained in Australia for the purpose of r 125(a)(ii)

UCPR, as the appellant had been residing in Queensland for some time. [71]. In respect of the

bailment allegations, her Honour accepted the applicant’s submissions that the bailment claim was not

within r 125(a)(ii) UCPR, as it was not based on a “tortious act or omission”. [72]–[80]. Consequently,

leave under r 126 UCPR was required to serve the applicant as not all claims were within r 125 UCPR.

[80]. As service was not authorised by the rules, the Court could stay the proceeding or set aside

service of the originating process under r 127 UCPR. [81].

Her Honour also accepted the applicant’s submission that the Supreme Court of Queensland was a

clearly inappropriate forum, and rejected the respondent’s contention that the applicant had voluntarily

submitted to jurisdiction. [87]–[121].

In the result, the proceeding was permanently stayed with liberty to apply in respect of costs. [121]–

[125].

S Walpole

APPLICATION TO SET ASIDE DEMAND – COSTS – WHERE THE SUCCESSFUL RESPONDENT SEEKS COSTS ON AN INDEMNITY BASIS – WHERE IN THE APPLICANT’S FAVOUR THERE MAY BE A GENUINE DISPUTE – WHERE COVID-19 AFFECTED THE OPERATION OF THE COURT REGISTRY – WHETHER A COSTS ORDER SHOULD BE MADE – HELD NO ORDER AS TO COSTS

CPR Solutions Mackay Pty Ltd v Zammit Earthmoving Pty Ltd (No 2) [2020] QSC 197

In an example of the “harsh operation” of s 459G Corporations Act 2001 (Cth), the

applicant’s application to set aside the respondent’s statutory demand was dismissed. While

the respondent had succeeded, His Honour held that there was to be no order as to costs.

This was due in part to the effects of the COVID-19 restrictions on the ability of the court

registry to issue the application in a timely manner.

Crow J

26 June 2020



Due to the “unusual factual circumstances” of the case, including the effects of COVID-19 on the

operation of the Court, the parties were ordered to provide written submissions as to costs. [1]. The

respondent submitted it ought to receive its costs on an indemnity basis. [2]. The applicant sought an

order that each party bear its own costs. [3].

In dismissing the respondent’s submission for costs on an indemnity basis, His Honour explained that

indemnity costs will only be awarded in cases where the behaviour of a party has been “plainly

unreasonable”, there are “special or unusual features”, or where offers to settle have been made

pursuant to rr 360 and 361 Uniform Civil Procedure Rules 1999 (UCPR) (or a Calderbank offer). [7].

Crow J held that success in itself is not a basis for an indemnity costs order, as success is not a

“departure from the usual course” (Kendell v Kendell [2005] QCA 390 at [21]). [8].

His Honour also refused to accept the respondent’s submission that indemnity costs should be

awarded because the applicant declined an informal offer by the respondent. This offer required the

applicant to withdraw their application, in return for the respondent consenting to no order as to costs

being made. [14]. His Honour held that upholding this submission would render informal offers more

effective than offers made pursuant to the Calderbank principle and offers made by the defendants

pursuant to r 361 of the UCPR. [15].

In considering the applicant’s submission for standard costs, Crow J referred to McHugh J (in dissent)

in Oshlack v Richmond River Council (1998) 193 CLR 72 at 97–98, in turn quoting Devlin J in Anglo-

Cyprian Trade Agencies Ltd v Paphos Wine Industries Ltd [1951] 1 All ER 873 at 874, who stated that

“where a plaintiff has been successful, he ought not to be deprived of his costs … unless he has been

guilty of some misconduct”. [17].

The misconduct must arise in the context of the litigation and not in relation to some “collateral matter”

(King & Co v Gillard & Co [1905] 2 Ch 7 at 12). [17], [21].

While the respondent had been successful, His Honour held that there was to be no order as to costs.

[29], [48]. In reaching this decision His Honour pointed to four factors:

1. The history of the relationship demonstrates that there is a “genuine dispute” between the

parties, concerning their respective debts to each other; [30];

2. In his affidavit, Mr Zammit swore that there was “no genuine dispute” as to the amount of

the debt. His Honour held that this was an “unreasonable and misleading declaration”; [41],

[43];

3. The COVID-19 restrictions affected the ability of the court registry to issue the application

in a timely manner; [44]; and

4. The service of the official court receipt on the respondent provided the same information to

the respondent as contained in a sufficient copy of the application. Therefore, the

respondent was not prejudiced in anyway. [45].

A Hughes of Counsel

APPEALS

An application for special leave to appeal to the High Court has been filed in respect of the following

case previously selected for reporting in the Queensland Law Reporter ([2020] 23 QLR, 3):

▪ Coeur de Lion Investments Pty Ltd v Lewis [2020] QCA 111.


https://www.queenslandreports.com.au/docs/qlrs/2020-23.pdf



NEW COUNSEL IN PRACTICE

The ICLRQ has been advised that the following Counsel have commenced private practice at the

Queensland Bar during the last 12 months:

Amos, Samantha Date Commenced Practice: 4 November 2019

Degrees: LLM (QUT), LLB (Hons) (QUT), BA (QUT)

Former Position: Principal Lawyer, Crown Law

(Qld)

Practice Address: Level 11, Inns of Court,

107 North Quay, Brisbane, Qld 4000

Practice Email: [email protected]

Engwirda, Eric

Date Commenced Practice: 1 September 2019

Degrees: LLB (Hons) (Bond); LLM (Bond)

Former Position: Principal Prosecutor,

Queensland Police Service

Practice Address: Bennett Chambers, Level 6

Inns of Court, 107 North Quay, Brisbane,

Qld 4000


McKinnon, Alexander

Date Commenced Practice: 8 October 2019

Degrees: LLM (Cantab), LLB (Hons) (UQ), BCom

(UQ)

Former Position: Litigation & Regulatory Counsel,

British Airways, London; Litigation & Arbitration

Associate, Debevoise & Plimpton LLP, London

Practice Address: Level 16 Quay Central,



Menzies, Jane


Degrees: LLB (Hons) (QUT), BE (Hons) (UQ)

Former Position: Senior Associate, King & Wood

Mallesons (Brisbane)

Practice Address: Northbank Chambers,

Level 29, 32 Turbot Street, Brisbane, Qld 4000


Morris, Joshua Date Commenced Practice: 6 January 2020

Degrees: LLB (Hons) (QUT), GDLP (Col Law)

Former Position: Senior Prosecutor, Queensland

Police Service

Practice Address: Level 27 East, Santos Place,

32 Turbot Street, Brisbane, Qld 4000








Salzman, Josie Date Commenced Practice: 29 October 2019

Degrees: LLB (NTU)

Former Position: Prosecutor, Queensland Police

Service

Practice Address: Level 1, 52 Davenport Street

Southport, Qld 4215


Sproule, Joshua


Degrees: LLB (Hons IIA), BA (UQ)

Former Position: Lawyer, Australian Government

Solicitor

Practice Address: Level Twenty Seven

Chambers, Level 27, 239 George Street,

Brisbane, Qld 4000


Yuen, Kwong Sang (Ronald)

Date Commenced Practice: 20 January 2020

Degrees: LLB (QUT)

Former Position: Senior Solicitor, Planning and

Development, City Legal, Brisbane City Council

Practice Address: Level 19, Inns of Court,



Please note: This information is based only upon materials supplied to the ICLRQ. This information

has not been verified and may be subject to errors or omissions. The ICLRQ does not represent that

this information is accurate or complete and does not express any opinion as to the suitability or

qualifications of any legal practitioner.





PUBLIC NOTICES Notice of Intention to Apply for Grant

of Probate or Letters of Administration

ADAMS, MARJORIE JEAN

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of representation will be made to the Supreme

Court of Queensland at Brisbane as follows:

Deceased: MARJORIE JEAN ADAMS.

Last Address: 4 Larne Avenue, Sorrento, Queensland.

Applicant: ROBYN JOY COLLINS and ANTHONY JOHN ADAMS.

Grant: Probate of the Will dated 30 September 2007.

Caveat: If you wish to object to or to be heard upon the application for Probate of the Will of

MARJORIE JEAN ADAMS (deceased), you may file a caveat in the Supreme Court registry

mentioned above at any time before the grant is made.

Creditors: All creditors of the Estate are required to send particulars of their claim to the Applicant’s

Solicitors within six (6) weeks of the date of publication of this notice.

Date of Death: 31 May 2020.

Applicant Solicitors: MCLAUGHLINS LAWYERS, PO Box 8870, GCMC, Bundall, Qld 9726 (Level 1B,

9 Ouyan Street, Bundall, Qld 4217).

AHERN, ALISON MARGARET

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the Will dated 30th of January 2002 of

ALISON MARGARET AHERN, late of Noosa Hospital, Noosaville Queensland will be made by

VINCENT JAMES AHERN of 41 Wallin Street, Kedron Queensland and CATHERINE ALISON

CAMPBELL of 17 Oxford Court Southside Queensland to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.

You may object to the grant by lodging a caveat in that registry.

All creditors, beneficiaries or others having a claim against the estate are required to send particulars

of their claim to the Solicitors identified prior to the date which is 6 weeks after the date of publication

of this notice.

Lodged by: DORE & WEBB LAWYERS PTY LTD, 29 O’Connell Street, Gympie, Qld 4570.

ALLAN, ALEXANDER JAMES

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of probate of the will dated 28 June 2019 of

ALEXANDER JAMES ALLAN late of 2/1 Sunseeker Close, Noosaville, Queensland, deceased, will be

made by DAMIEN NICHOLAS ALLAN to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.


Any creditor or other person who has a claim on the estate of the deceased is required to send

particulars of that claim to the applicant’s solicitors named below within 6 weeks of the date of this

notice. At the end of that period, the applicant will distribute the assets of the deceased among the

persons entitled to those assets. In doing so, and relying on Section 67 of the Trusts Act 1973, the

applicant will have regard only to the claims which have been notified to him.

Lodged by: R SIMMONDS & ASSOC PTY LTD, Shop 12A, 113 Poinciana Ave.,, Tewantin, Qld 4565.


ARMSON, CHRISTOPHER JOHN

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the Will dated 4th August 2016 of

CHRISTOPHER JOHN ARMSON formerly of F03, Aveo Albany Creek, 61 Explorer Drive Albany

Creek in the State of Queensland deceased will be made by KERRY ANNE COOPER to the Supreme

Court at Brisbane.


All creditors in the estate of the deceased are hereby required to send in particulars of their claims to

the undersigned within six (6) weeks from the date hereof at the expiration of which time, pursuant to

section 67 of the Trusts Act 1973, the Applicant will proceed to distribute the estate of the deceased

among the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which the Applicant shall then

have had notice.

Lodged by Applicant’s Solicitors: ANTHONY PODOSKY SOLICITOR, 52 Drane Street, Clayfield, Qld

4011.

BAGDONAS, LILLY

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of probate of the will dated 12 March 1996 of LILLY

BAGDONAS, late of Opal Aged Care, 40 Raynbird Place, Carseldine in the State of Queensland,

4034 and formerly of 7 Bardot Street, McDowall in the State of Queensland, 4053 deceased, will be

made by ELENORE ORMISTON (also known as ELEONORE ORMISTON) to the Supreme Court at

Brisbane.






applicant will have regard only to the claims which have been notified to her.

Lodged by: MARTINEZ LAWYERS, First Floor, 73 Oxford Street, Bulimba, Qld 4171.

BAILEY, VALMA MARY

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the will dated 16 October 2017 of

VALMA MARY BAILEY late of 44 Yulan Street, Inala in the State of Queensland, deceased, will be

made by DANNY EARNEST BAILEY of 18 Mary Street, Donnybrook in the State of Queensland to the

Supreme Court of Queensland at Brisbane.


Any person having any claim whether as creditor or beneficiary or otherwise must send particulars of

the person’s claim to the Applicant’s Solicitors (identified below) not later than the date which is 6

weeks after the date of publication of this Notice, after which date pursuant to s.67 of the Trusts Act

1973, the Applicant will distribute the Estate of the Deceased having regard only to the claims of which

the Applicant has notice.

Lodged by: PHAM SOLICITORS, Suite 105, Richlands Plaza Business Centre, 32 Old Progress Road,

Richlands, Qld 4077.


BAKER, RAYMOND EDWARD

After 14 days from today an Application for a Grant of Probate of the Will dated 30 October 2012 of

RAYMOND EDWARD BAKER late of Palm Lake Care, 42-46 Bay Avenue, Deception Bay, in the

State of Queensland, deceased, will be made by TRACEY ANN BAKER to the Supreme Court at

Brisbane.

You may object to the Grant by lodging a caveat in that Registry.

Any persons having any claim whether as creditor or beneficiary or otherwise must send particulars of


weeks after the date of publication of this Notice, after which date, pursuant to s.67 of the Trusts Act

1973, the Applicant will distribute the Estate of the Deceased having regard only to the c’laims of

which the Applicant has notice.

Lodged by: LAURIE WATLING SOLICITOR, 1/25 King Street, Caboolture, Qld 4510.

BARSBY, MAY CONNOLLY

After 14 days from today an application for a Grant of Probate of the Will dated 2 March 2007 of MAY

CONNOLLY BARSBY late of Cooinda Aged Care, 2 Cooinda Street, Gympie, Queensland, deceased

will be made by ROSEMARY MARGARET RAYNER and JOHN NIGEL RAYNER to the Supreme

Court at Brisbane.


All creditors in the estate of the deceased are required to send particulars of their claim to the

Applicants’ Solicitors within 6 weeks from the date hereof, at the expiration of which time, pursuant to

Section 67 of the Trusts Act 1973, the Applicants may proceed to distribute the assets of the

deceased among the persons entitled thereto having regard only to the claims of which the Applicants

shall then have had notice.

Applicants’ Solicitors: NEILSON STANTON & PARKINSON, Solicitors, 236 Mary Street, Gympie, Qld

4570.

BATCHELOR, MARIEL HEATHER

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of probate of the will dated 4 March 2013 of

MARIEL HEATHER BATCHELOR late of Regis Aged Care Facility, 94 University Way, Sippy Downs

in the State of Queensland, deceased, will be made by BRIAN CHARLES BATCHELOR (also known

as DAUD ABDUL-FATTAH BATCHELOR) and GRAHAM PETER BATCHELOR to the Supreme Court

at Brisbane.



particulars of that claim to the applicants’ solicitors named below within 6 weeks of the date of this

notice. At the end of that period, the applicants will distribute the assets of the deceased among the


applicants will have regard only to the claims which have been notified to them.

Lodged by: WOODS PRINCE LAWYERS PTY LTD, LAWYERS & NOTARY PUBLIC, Level 5, 293

Queen Street, Brisbane, Qld 4000.


BEACHLEY, NONA DORIS

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of probate of the will dated 18 July 2001 of NONA

DORIS BEACHLEY late of Carinity, Cedarbrook, 120 Mudgeeraba Road, Mudgeeraba in the State of

Queensland, deceased, will be made by GARY HENRY BEACHLEY and WAYNE JOHN BEACHLEY

to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.



particulars of that claim to the applicants’ solicitor named below within 6 weeks of the date of this




Lodged by: BOSTOCK & FRAZER LAWYERS, Suite 1402, Level 4, Tower One, Southport Central, 56

Scarborough Street, Southport, Qld 4215.

BETTANY, MARJORIE IRENE

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of letters of administration on intestacy of

MARJORIE IRENE BETTANY late of 7 Down Street, Freshwater, in the State of Queensland,

deceased, will be made by JOHN JOZIAS MADDEROM to the Supreme Court at The Queen

Elizabeth II Courts of Law, 415 George St, Brisbane City Qld 4000.







Lodged by: SIMMONS & MCCARTNEY LAWYERS & ATTORNEYS, 333 Monaco Street, Broadbeach

Waters, Queensland 4218 (Solicitors for the Applicant).

BOOKER, KENNETH

After 14 days from today an Application for a Grant of Probate of the Will dated 17 April 2006 of

KENNETH BOOKER late of 24 Treetops Avenue, Springfield Lakes, in the State of Queensland, and

formerly of 28 Ashby Street, Fairfield, in the State of Queensland, deceased, will be made by ANITA

CATHERINE BOOKER and GLENN THEODORE BOOKER to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.







Lodged by: CRAVEN LAWYERS, Level 54, 111 Eagle Street, Brisbane, Qld 4000.


BOTT, JOYCE


JOYCE BOTT late of 32 Craiglen Road, Maryborough in the State of Queensland Deceased will be

made by ROBERT JAMES BOTT to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.

You may object to the grant by lodging a Caveat in that Registry.

Any creditor or other person who has a claim on the Estate of the Deceased is required to send

particulars of that claim to the Applicant’s Solicitors named below within 6 weeks of the date of this

notice. At the end of that period, the Applicant will distribute the assets of the Deceased among the


Applicant will have regard only to the claims which have been notified to him.

Lodged by: GARY FULTON SOLICITOR & NOTARY PUBLIC, Suites 11 & 12, First Floor, Kallangur

Central, Cnr 1386 Anzac Avenue & School Road, Kallangur, Qld 4503.

BOURKE, PETER JAMES

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the Will dated 22 November 2018 of

PETER JAMES BOURKE late of Estia Health Nambour, 27 Glenbrook Drive, Nambour in the State of

Queensland deceased will be made by JAN MAREE RYAN and LEE MICHAEL BOURKE to the



All persons having any claim, whether as creditor or beneficiary or otherwise, against the estate of the

deceased are required to send particulars in writing of their claims to the applicants at the address

stated below within 6 weeks after the date hereof, at the expiration of which time the applicants will

proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased among the persons entitled thereto having regard

only to the claims of which the applicants shall then have had notice.

Lodged by: BUTLER MCDERMOTT LAWYERS, 6-8 William Street, Nambour, Qld 4560.

BROWN, JEFF

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of probate of the will dated 28 March 1988 of JEFF

BROWN late of Carinity Wishart Gardens, 14 Glasford Street, Wishart, in the state of Queensland,

deceased, will be made by RAYMOND JEFF BROWN and LEANNE MARGARET TAYLOR to the

Supreme Court at Brisbane.







Lodged by: ELLIOTT & HARVEY LAWYERS, 4/1953 Logan Road, Upper Mt Gravatt, Qld 4122.

BUFFIER, PATRICIA

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of probate of the Will dated 4 October 2016 of

PATRICIA BUFFIER late of 1 Brigadoon Court, Flaxton Queensand but formerly of 59 Kensington

Road, Bolwarra New South Wales deceased will be made by LUKE TOBIAS BUFFIER and BOYD

SAMUEL BUFFIER to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.





persons entitled to those assets. In doing so, and relying on section 67 of the Trusts Act 1973, the


Lodged by: BAKER ROBINSON LAWYERS, PO Box 825, Maleny, Qld 4552.


BURNS, RICHARD MARK

After 14 days from today an Application for Grant of Probate of the Will dated 26th August 2000 of

RICHARD MARK BURNS late of 1A McMahon Street, Bundamba, Queensland, deceased, will be

made by AUDREY LILIAN WEBB to the Supreme Court of Queensland at Brisbane.

You may object to the Grant by lodging a caveat in that registry.





applicant will have regard only to the claims which have been notified to them.

Lodged by: KEOGH & CO LAWYERS, 160 Hume St (PO Box 1565), Toowoomba, Qld 4350.

BUTCHER, NEVILLE KENNETH

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the will dated 7 December 2009 of

NEVILLE KENNETH BUTCHER deceased, late of Navorina Nursing Home, 5-9 Macauley Street,

Deniliquin in the State of New South Wales will be made by SANDRA SINCLAIR to the Supreme

Court at Cairns.


Any creditor or other person who has a claim on the estate of the deceased is hereby required to send

in particulars of their claims to the undersigned within six (6) weeks from the date hereof at the

expiration of which time SANDRA SINCLAIR (“the Applicant”) will proceed to distribute the estate of

the deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which the

Applicant shall then have had notice.

Lodged by: MARINO LAWYERS, 1st Floor, 70 Grafton Street, Cairns, Qld 4870.

CAPLE, GLORIA DAWN

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the Will dated 10 July 2000 of

GLORIA DAWN CAPLE late of Regis Greenbank Aged Care, 271 Middle Road, Greenbank in the

State of Queensland, formerly of 88 Cambridge Street, Carina Heights in the State of Queensland

deceased will be made by WARREN JOHN CAPLE and GLENDA DIANNE O’CONNELL to the



All creditors or others having a claim against the estate of the deceased are required to send in

particulars of that claim to the applicant’s solicitors named below within six (6) weeks of the date of

publication of this notice, after which date, pursuant to section 67 of the Trusts Act 1973 the applicant

will proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased among the persons entitled thereto having regard


Lodged by: TILEY & COMPANY, Solicitors, PO Box 33, North Tamborine, Qld 4272.

CARLINO, GIACOMO CARMINE

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the Will dated 20th December 2010,

of GIACOMO CARMINE CARLINO late of 14 Ranley Terrace, Paddington, Brisbane, in the State of

Queensland deceased, will be made by ELENA ANTONIA CARLINO to the Supreme Court at

Brisbane.


Any person having any claim against the estate (whether as creditor, beneficiary, or otherwise) is

hereby required to send particulars of that claim to the undersigned within six (6) weeks after the date

of publication of this Notice, after which date, pursuant to section 67 of the Trust Act 1973, the

Applicant will distribute the assets of the estate of the deceased among the persons entitled thereto,

having regard only to the claims of which the Applicant has notice.

Lodged by: ANTHONY COLAVITTI, OUT OF THE BOX LAWYER, 24 Batten Street, Kedron, Qld 4031

(Solicitor for the Applicant).


CLIFF, MARY OLIVE

After 14 days from today an application for a Grant of Probate of the Will dated 18 May 1995 of MARY

OLIVE CLIFF late of Regis Residential Aged Care, 35 Victoria Avenue, Chelmer in the State of

Queensland formerly of 19 Bluegum Drive, Camira in the State of Queensland, deceased will be made

by GEOFFREY THOMAS CLIFF and DAVID HUGH CLIFF to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.


Any creditor, beneficiary or other person having any claim or claims in respect of the estate of the

deceased is required to send particulars of any such claim or claims to the applicants’ solicitors within

six weeks from the date of publication of this notice, at the expiration of which time, pursuant to

section 67 of the Trusts Act 1973 the applicants will proceed to distribute the estate of the deceased

having regard only to the claims of which the applicants shall then have had notice.

Lodged by the applicants’ solicitors: WILSON LAWYERS PTY LTD, Ground Floor, 32 Logan Road,

Woolloongabba, Qld 4102.

COMINO, FLORENCE MAY

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of probate of the will dated 11 May 2020 of

FLORENCE MAY COMINO late of 255 Eudlo Road, Mooloolah Valley, Queensland, deceased, will be

made by PETER RUDOLPH VENARDOS and IAN CHARLES GRIFFITHS to the Supreme Court at

Brisbane.







Lodged by: GRIFFITHS LAWYERS PTY LTD, Suite 12 (2nd floor), 9 Capital Place, Birtinya, Qld 4575.

COOK, JOHN ROGER

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the will dated 24 November 2005 of

JOHN ROGER COOK late of 7/10 Oleander Avenue, Biggera Waters, Queensland deceased will be

made by NOELA JOY COOK, JOHN PHILIP COOK, and HELEN PATRICIA ARCE to the Supreme

Court at Brisbane.

You may object to the grant by lodging a caveat in that Registry.

Any person having any claim on the deceased’s estate is required to send in particulars of their claim

to the Applicants’ Solicitors named below not later than 6 weeks after the date of publication of this

notice.

Lodged by: WONDERLEY & HALL, Solicitors, 33 Neil Street, Toowoomba 4350.

COOPER, DAVID LEO

After 14 days from today an application for a Grant of Letters of Administration with the will dated 17

May 2001 of DAVID LEO COOPER late of 1411/10 Fifth Avenue, Palm Beach, Queensland (Address

in the deceased’s last Will: Unit 1/215 Tolosa Street, Glenorchy, Tasmania) deceased, will be made by

JOEL DAVID COOPER, HOLLY MAY COOPER, and CHLOE MELBA COOPER to the Supreme

Court at Brisbane.







Lodged by: TURNER FREEMAN LAWYERS of Suite 4, 311 High Street, Penrith, New South Wales

2750 (Solicitors for the Applicants).


CORNETT, DEREK THOMAS

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the will dated 14 October 2019 of

DEREK THOMAS CORNETT late of 113 Bestmann Road East, Sandstone Point in the State of

Queensland, deceased, will be made by JOAN CORNETT to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.







Applicant’s Solicitors: FILES STIBBE LAWYERS, 11/9 Toorbul Street, Bongaree, Bribie Island, Qld

4507.

CORTES, MARTIN

After 14 days from today an application for a Grant of Probate of the Will dated 13 August 2019 of

MARTIN CORTES Deceased late of 2/82 Sheehans Road, Calavos, Queensland will be made by

RESTITUTO CORTES to the Supreme Court at Rockhampton.

You may object to the Grant by lodging a Caveat in that Registry.

Any creditor, beneficiary or other person having any claim against the deceased’s estate is required to

send particulars of any such claim to the Applicant’s Solicitors not later than the date which is six (6)

weeks after the date of publication of this Notice, after which date the Applicant will distribute the

Estate of the Deceased having regard only to the claims of which the Applicant has notice.

Lodged by: FINEMORE WALTERS & STORY, Solicitors, 31 Woongarra Street (PO Box 704),

Bundaberg, Qld 4670.

COWEN, VERONICA ANN

After 14 days from today an application for a Grant of Probate of the Will dated 31 March 2020 of

VERONICA ANN COWEN late of 277 Armstrong Beach Road Sarina in the State of Queensland,

Deceased will be made by JOHN WILLIAM COWEN (the lawful Son of the said Deceased) of 108A

Creek Road Mundubbera in the State of Queensland and AMANDA LEIGH ENGLISH (described in

the Will as AMANDA ENGLISH) of 3 Lancaster Way Ooralea in the State of Queensland to the

Supreme Court at Townsville.


Any creditor or other person who has a claim on the estate of the Deceased is required to send in

particulars of that claim to the applicants’ Solicitor named below within 6 weeks of the date of this

notice. At the end of that period, the applicants will distribute the assets of the Deceased among the



Lodged by: KJ SEANIGER & ASSOCIATES, Solicitors, Shop 2 / 1B East Street, Sarina, Qld 4737

(Postal Address: PO Box 127, Sarina, Qld 4737).


CRAIG, PAMELA ORIEL

After 14 days from today an Application for a Grant of Probate of the Will dated 11 February 2016 of

PAMELA ORIEL CRAIG late of 4 Pinari Court, Mountain Creek in the State of Queensland deceased

will be made by GRAHAM RICHARD CRAIG, ROSS CAMPBELL CRAIG, and DAMIAN PAUL

QUINN, Solicitor to the Supreme Court of Queensland at Brisbane.


All persons or creditors having a claim against the estate of the deceased are hereby required to send

in particulars of their claims to the undersigned within six weeks from the date hereof, at the expiration

of which time, pursuant to Section 67 of the Trusts Act 1973, the Applicant will proceed to distribute

the assets of the deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of

which the said Applicant shall then have had notice.

Lodged by: SIMPSON QUINN LAWYERS, Level 1, 13 Carnaby Street, Maroochydore, Qld 4558.

CRAIN, AVERIL EMILY


AVERIL EMILY CRAIN late of Regis Aged Care, 60 Wakefield Street, Sandgate, Brisbane in the State

of Queensland will be made by ELVA ELLENOR CARRINGTON to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.

You may object to the Grant by lodging a caveat at that Registry.

Any person having a claim whether as creditor or beneficiary or otherwise are required to send

particulars of their claim to the Applicant’s Solicitor within six (6) weeks from the date hereof, at the

expiration of which time the said Applicant will proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased among

the persons entitled thereto having regard only to the claims of which the said Applicant shall then

have had notice.

Applicant’s Solicitor: G.R. BROWN SOLICITOR, Suite 5, 16 Brighton Road, Sandgate, Qld 4017.

CRESSWELL, NEIL JOHN

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of probate of the will dated 30 January 2019 of

NEIL JOHN CRESSWELL late of Normanton Hospital, Normanton NSW, deceased, will be made by

REBECCA ANITA ANDERSON and LISA MARGO BARRY to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.


Lodged by: SPC LAWYERS, SPC LAWYERS, 6, 127 Colburn Avenue, Victoria Point, Qld 5120.

CROSS, HENRY MERTON

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the will dated 6 June 2016 and Codicil

dated 1 June 2017 of HENRY MERTON CROSS late of “Goonaroo”, Hebel, Queensland, deceased

will be made by DAVID WILLIAM CROSS and ROBERT JOHN CROSS to the Supreme Court of

Queensland at Brisbane.


All creditors in the estate of the deceased are required to send in particulars of their claim to the

Applicant’s solicitors named below within 6 weeks from the date hereof, at the expiration of which

time, pursuant to Section 67 of the Trusts Act 1973, the Applicant will proceed to distribute the assets

of the deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims which have been

notified to them.

Lodged by: FOX AND THOMAS, 36 Marshall Street, Goondiwindi, Qld 4390.


CULLEN, JUNE ETHEL

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the will dated 6 September 2013 of

JUNE ETHEL CULLEN late of Blue Care Rothwell, 25-39 Higgs Street, Rothwell, Queensland

deceased will be made by KIRSTY BRONWEN HICKS to the Supreme Court of Queensland at

Brisbane.







Lodged by: THYNNE & MACARTNEY, Level 32, 123 Eagle Street, Brisbane, Qld 4000.

DACK, MYRA ELAINE


MYRA ELAINE DACK Deceased late of Palm Lake Care, 55 Wearing Road, Bargara, Queensland will

be made by GENEVE LEXIE ROGERS and MARGARET ALEXIA SIMPSON to the Supreme Court at

Rockhampton.



send particulars of any such claim to the Applicants’ Solicitors not later than the date which is six (6)

weeks after the date of publication of this Notice, after which date the Applicants will distribute the

Estate of the Deceased having regard only to the claims of which the Applicants have notice.



DAL PRA, ANDREINA (also known as LINA DAL PRA)

After 14 days from today an Application for a Grant of Probate of the Will dated 20 November 2012 of

ANDREINA DAL PRA (also known as LINA DAL PRA) late of Casa D’Amore Nursing Home, 34 Park

St, Coorparoo in the State of Queensland, will be made by MARK LAURENCE DAL PRA and

MARINA DAL PRA to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.


Any creditor or other person who has a claim against the Estate of the Deceased is required to send

particulars of that claim to the Applicant no later than six weeks from the date of publication of this

Notice, at the expiration of which time, pursuant to Section 67 of the Trusts Act, 1973, the Applicant

will proceed to distribute the assets of the Deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having

regard only to the claims of which the Applicant shall then have had notice.

Lodged by: MARK LAURENCE DAL PRA and MARINA DAL PRA, 18 Hastings St, Teneriffe, Qld

4005.

DANCE, PAUL ARTHUR (also known as PAUL ARTHUR EDWARD DANCE)

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of probate of the will dated 19 June 2014 of PAUL

ARTHUR DANCE also known as PAUL ARTHUR EDWARD DANCE late of Grevillia Gardens, 23

Ramsey Street, Southside, in the State of Queensland, deceased, will be made by BELINDA JANE

CROTON and BENJAMIN THOMAS CROTON to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.







Lodged by: POWER & CARTWRIGHT, 239 Mary Street, Gympie, Qld 4570.


DANIEL, JOHN ANDREW

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of letters of administration on intestacy of JOHN

ANDREW DANIEL late of 8 Perry Street, Babinda, Queensland, deceased, will be made by YYONNE

DOROTHY WINKLEY to the Supreme Court at Cairns.



particulars of that claim to the applicant’s solicitors named below not later than six weeks after the

date of this notice. At the end of that period, the applicant will distribute the assets of the deceased

among the persons entitled to those assets. In doing so, and relying on Section 67 of the Trusts Act

1973, the applicant will have regard only to the claims which have been notified to the applicant.

Lodged by: THE WILL AND ALL, Suites 3-4, 9 Sheridan Street, Cairns, Qld 4870.

DAVIES, EDMUND THOMAS

After 14 days from today an application for a Grant of Probate of the Will dated 28 July 2014 of

EDMUND THOMAS DAVIES late of 55 Coopers Avenue Campwin Beach in the State of Queensland,

Deceased will be made by ADAM ROSS WARE of Unit 4/16 Wentford Street Mackay in the State of

Queensland to the Supreme Court at Townsville.


Any creditor or other person who has a claim on the estate of the Deceased is required to send in

particulars of that claim to the applicants’ Solicitor named below within 6 weeks of the date of this

notice. At the end of that period, the applicant will distribute the assets of the Deceased among the



Lodged by: KJ SEANIGER & ASSOCIATES, Solicitors, Shop 2 / 1B East Street, Sarina, Qld 4737

(Postal Address: PO Box 127, Sarina, Qld 4737).

DAVIS, COLIN JOHN

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the will dated 21 April 2016 of COLIN

JOHN DAVIS late of St. Vincents Care Services, 736 Beams Road, Carseldine, Queensland

deceased, will be made by LESLEY ELLEN DAVIS to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.


Notice pursuant to Section 67 of Trust Act 1973: Any person having any claim, whether as creditor,

beneficiary or otherwise, must send particulars of the person’s claim within 6 weeks from the date of

publication of this notice.

Lodged by: BESTON & COMPANY SOLICITORS, 3 Violet Street (PO Box 26), Redcliffe, Qld 4020.

DAVIS, ELLENOR THERESE

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the will dated 13th November 2018 of

ELLENOR THERESE DAVIS late of Villa 2, 139 Jensen Street, Whitfield in the State of Queensland

deceased will be made by PEITA JANE DAVIS and LISA MAREE BAKER to the Supreme Court at

Cairns.



the person’s claim to the Applicants’ Solicitors (identified below) not later than the date which is 6


1973, the Applicants will distribute the Estate of the Deceased having regard only to the claims of

which the Applicants have notice.

Lodged by: MARINO LAWYERS, 70 Grafton Street, Cairns, Qld 4870.


DENNEY, BRENDAN MATTHEW

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of probate of the Will dated 11/01/2018 of

BRENDAN MATTHEW DENNEY, late of 1 Carnosa Street Regents Park Qld 4118. deceased will be

made by MALCOLM JOHN HALL (Executor) to the Supreme Court at Rockhampton.


Lodged by: MALCOLM JOHN HALL of 204 Wilson Street, Frenchville, Qld 4701.

DI BELLA, RENZO CARMELO

After 14 days from today an application for a Grant of Probate of the Will dated 20 October 2014 of

RENZO CARMELO DI BELLA late of 251 Halifax Road, Ingham, in the State of Queensland,

deceased will be made by GRAZIA DI BELLA, LAWRENCE PAUL DI BELLA, and MICHAEL

ANTHONY GARUTTI (also known as MICHAEL GARUTTI) to the Supreme Court at Townsville.


Any person having any claim against the estate (whether as a creditor, beneficiary, or otherwise) is

hereby required to send particulars of that claim to the Applicant’s solicitors named below within six (6)

weeks of the date of publication of this notice, after which date, pursuant to Section 67 of the Trusts

Act 1973, the Applicant will distribute the assets of the estate of the deceased among the persons

entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which the Applciant has notice.

Applicants Solicitors: FIRTH LAWYERS, 27 Herbert Street, Ingham, Qld 4850.

DONOHOE, SOPHIE ANNE

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of letters of administration on intestacy of SOPHIE

ANNE DONOHOE late of 10 Hurricane Street, Oonoonba, in the State of Queensland, deceased, will

be made by SIMON PETER DONOHOE and KARENNE LEA DONOHOE to the Supreme Court at

Rockhampton.







Lodged by: KCH LAWYERS, First Floor, 99 Bolsover Street, Rockhampton, Qld 4700.

DONOVAN, WALTER JOHN

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the Will dated 12th of March 2012 of

WALTER JOHN DONOVAN, late of 85 Moreton Avenue Wynnum Queensland will be made by

CASSANDRA JOAN NICOL of 652 McIntosh Creek Road McIntosh Creek Queensland to the



All creditors, beneficiaries or others having a claim against the estate are required to send particulars

of their claim to the Solicitors identified prior to the date which is 6 weeks after the date of publication

of this notice.

Lodged by: DORE & WEBB LAWYERS PTY LTD, 29 O’Connell Street, Gympie, Qld 4570.


EDNEY, IRENE CONSTANCE


IRENE CONSTANCE EDNEY late of 5 Jandakot Court Elanora Queensland, deceased, will be made

by HOLLIE REBECCA O’KANE-EDNEY and RACHAEL AMANDA O’KANE-EDNEY to the Supreme

Court at Townsville.



the person’s claim to the Applicants Lawyers (identified below) not later than the date which is 6


1973, the Applicants will distribute the Estate of the Deceased having regard only to the claims of

which the Applicants has notice.

Lodged by: PROBATE LAW CENTRE, Corporate Centre One, Level 15, 2 Corporate Court, Bundall,

Qld 4217.

EMMERSON, ELVA

After 14 days from today an Application for a Grant of Probate of the Will dated 17 May 2010 and the

Codicil to it dated 7 June 2011 of ELVA EMMERSON late of Apartment 504, 53B “Oronsay” Newstead

Terrace Newstead, Queensland, deceased will be made by WILLIAM BRETT EMMERSON and

STEPHEN BRYAN EMMERSON to the Supreme Court of Queensland at Brisbane.


All creditors and other parties having a claim against the Estate of the above deceased are required to

send particulars of their claim to the solicitors named below within six weeks from the date of

publication of this notice at the expiration of which time, pursuant to section 67 of the Trusts Act 1973,

the Executors may proceed to distribute the assets of the Estate of the deceased among the persons

entitled, having regard only to claims of which the Executors shall then have had notice.

Lodged by: HOPGOODGANIM LAWYERS, Level 8, Waterfront Place, 1 Eagle Street, Brisbane, Qld

4000.

ESTCOURT, DANNY REX

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the will date 22 September 2011 of

DANNY REX ESTCOURT late of 22 Amaroo Drive, Mareeba, in the state of Queensland deceased

will be made by JOSEPHINE GAMBOA HARMAN, AILEEN GAMBOA FRONDA, and LITO GAMBOA

ESTCOURT to the Supreme Court at Cairns.







Lodged by: JOSEPHINE GAMBOA HARMAN, 107 Howick Street, Lathlain, WA 6100.


EVERETT, PETER HENRY HILTON

After 14 days from today a Transmission Application by Personal Representative (No Grant in

Queensland) with the Will dated 23 January 1991 of PETER HENRY HILTON EVERETT late of 39

Granite Crescent, Wattle Camp Qld 4615 formerly of 30 Kent Street, Urangan, Qld 4655, deceased

will be made by ROSS KENNEDY MCTAGGART to the Registrar of Titles Queensland.

You may object to the application by contacting the applicant’s solicitors care of the below address.





applicant will have regard only to the claims which have been notified.

Lodged by: STEPHENS & TOZER, Solicitors, Level 12, 179 North Quay, Brisbane, Qld 4000.

FAHEY, PATRICIA MAGDALINE

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the Will dated 20th of December 2005

of PATRICIA MAGDALINE FAHEY late of Bupa Aged Care 6 Croft Court Tugun Qld 4224 deceased

will be made by PATRICIA MAJELLA MUNRO and CHRISTINE MARY COURT to the Supreme Court

at Brisbane.




of publication of this Notice, after which date, pursuant to section 67 of the Trusts Act 1973, the



Lodged by Applicants: PATRICIA MAJELLA MUNRO, 40 Andrews Road, Tallebudgera, Qld 4228 &

CHRISTINE MARY COURT, 8 Alford Street, Waterford West, Qld 4133.

FAIRWEATHER, MARGARET ELLEN (also known as MARGARET FAIRWEATHER)

After 14 days from to-day an application for a grant of Probate of the will dated the 8th day of March

2013 of MARGARET ELLEN FAIRWEATHER (also known as MARGARET FAIRWEATHER) late of

4/16 Dingle Avenue, Caloundra, Queensland deceased will be made by RAYMOND JOHN

FAIRWEATHER and DANNA ELLEN FAIRWEATHER to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.


All creditors in the estate of the deceased and any other person who has a claim on the estate of the

deceased are required to send in particulars of their claims to the applicant’s solicitors named below

within six (6) weeks from the date hereof, at the expiration of which time, pursuant to Section 67 of the

Trusts Act 1973, the executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased among the persons

entitled thereto having regard only to the claims of which the executor shall then have had notice.

Lodged by: GEOFF LYONS SOLICITORS PTY LTD of 2 Centaur Street, Caloundra, Queensland

4551.


FEENEY, WILLIAM FRANCIS

After 14 days from to-day an application for a grant of Probate of the will dated the 19th day of July

2012 of WILLIAM FRANCIS FEENEY late of 3 Greensboro Place, Little Mountain, Queensland

deceased will be made by COLLEEN LIVINIA FEENEY to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.


All creditors in the estate of the deceased and any other person who has a claim on the estate of the

deceased are required to send in particulars of their claims to the applicant’s solicitors named below

within six (6) weeks from the date hereof, at the expiration of which time, pursuant to Section 67 of the

Trusts Act 1973, the executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased among the persons

entitled thereto having regard only to the claims of which the executor shall then have had notice.

Lodged by: GEOFF LYONS SOLICITORS PTY LTD of 2 Centaur Street, Caloundra, Queensland

4551.

FIORE, MARIA (also known as MARIA BRIGIDA FIORE)

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of probate of the will dated 19 December 2018 of

MARIA FIORE (also known as MARIA BRIGIDA FIORE) late of 121 Albion Avenue, Miami, in the

State of Queensland deceased, will be made by ANNA O’ROURKE & FRANCA FIORE to the

Supreme Court at Brisbane .







Lodged by: COLLAS MORO ROSS, SOLICITORS, Cnr Peninsular Drive & Watson Esplanade (PO

Box 517), Surfers Paradise, Qld 4217.

FIRTH, KENNETH JOHN


KENNETH JOHN FIRTH, late of Pioneer Lodge and Gardens, Heaps Street, Bundaberg in the State

of Queensland formerly of 6 Que Hee Street, Kepnock in the State of Queensland, deceased, will be

made by DENISE ELIZABETH FIRTH to the Supreme Court at Rockhampton.





Estate of the Deceased having regard only to the claims of which the Applicant have notice.

Lodged by: MRH LAWYERS, 74 Woondooma Street, Bundaberg, Qld 4670.

FITZGERALD, PETER EDWIN

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the will dated 20 January 2020 of

PETER EDWIN FITZGERALD late of 22 Macquaire Street, Boonah in the State of Queensland

deceased will be made by DENISE FAYE TOMLINSON to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.



the undersigned within six (6) weeks from the date hereof at the expiration of which time DENISE

FAYE TOMLINSON (“the Applicant”) will proceed to distribute the estate of the deceased among the

persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which the Applicant shall then have had

notice.

Lodged by: FALLU MCMILLAN LAWYERS, 233 Brisbane Street, Ipswich, Qld 4305.


FOORD, BRIAN WILLIAM

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of probate of the Will dated 4 March 2015 of BRIAN

WILLIAM FOORD late of Villa Maria Aged Care, 33B Robertson Road, Eastern Heights in the State of

Queensland and formerly of Unit 139, Hibiscus Buderim Meadows Retirement Resort, 183 Karawatha

Drive, Buderim in the State of Queensland, deceased, will be made by MEREDITH ANNE DUNN and

CATHERINE CLARE FOORD to the Supreme Court at Brisane .







Lodged by: KRUGER LAW, Ocean Central, Level 4, 2 Ocean Street, Maroochydore, Qld 4558.

FOX, DOUGLAS JAMES


DOUGLAS JAMES FOX late of 52 Redruth Road, Alexandra Hills in the State of Queensland,

deceased, will be made by HEATHER MARGARET FOX to the Supreme Court of Queensland at

Brisbane.


Any person having any claim, whether as creditor or beneficiary or otherwise, in respect of the estate

of the abovenamed deceased is hereby required to send particulars of the claim to the applicant’s

solicitors within six weeks from the date of publication of this notice.

Lodged by: BAYSIDE LAW PRACTICE, Level 1, 106 Birkdale Road, Birkdale, Qld 4159.

FRASER, GILLIAN GRACE


GILLIAN GRACE FRASER late of Glenvale Villas Unit 16, 182-184 Hursley Road, Toowoomba

Queensland, deceased, will be made by JOANNA LOVAT WYATT to the Supreme Court at

Townsville.





1973, the Applicants will distribute the estate of the deceased having regard only to the claims of



Qld 4217.

GILL, DAVID VALENTINE

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the will dated 27 August 2018 of

DAVID VALENTINE GILL late of 3 Pearce Street, Park Avenue deceased will be made by ANTHONY

DAVID JOSEPH GILL and CLARE KATHLEEN WEBSE, to the Supreme Court at Rockhampton.


All creditors or others having a claim against the estate are required to send particulars of their claim

to the applicants’ solicitors within seven weeks of the date of publication of this notice.

Lodged by: GRANT AND SIMPSON LAWYERS, 226 Quay Street, Rockhampton, Qld 4700.


GILLIS, RENE MAVOURNEEN

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the Will dated 4 July 2014 of RENE

MAVOURNEEN GILLIS, late of Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital, Herston in the State of

Queensland, formerly of Unit 207, 7 Bay Drive, Pialba in the State of Queensland deceased will be

made by ROBYN JANELLE STEEDMAN and ANDREW BRETT GILLIS to the Supreme Court of

Queensland at Rockhampton.


All persons having a claim, whether as creditor or beneficiary or otherwise, against the estate of the

abovenamed deceased are required to send particulars in writing of their claims to the Applicant’s

Solicitor at the address stated below within six (6) weeks of the date of publication of this Notice at the

expiration of which time the said Applicant will proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased among

the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which the Applicant shall then have

had notice.

Lodged by Applicant’s Solicitors: MACDONALD & MICHEL LAWYERS, Level 2, 100 Goondoon

Street, Gladstone in the State of Queensland.

GILLS, MYRTLE EVELYN

After 14 days from today an application for a Grant of Probate of the will dated 28 June 2016 of

MYRTLE EVELYN GILLS late of 795 Nudgee Road, Northgate in the State of Queensland deceased

will be made by JAMES RODERICK BYRNE to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.



the person’s claim to the Applicant’s Solicitors (identified below) not later than the date which is six




Lodged by: BENNETT & PHILP LAWYERS, Level 13, 15 Adelaide Street, Brisbane, Qld 4000.

GORMAN, SHEILA MARGARET

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the will dated 21 December 2017 of

SHEILA MARGARET GORMAN late of St Lukes Green Aged Care, 43 Taylor Street, Woolloongabba

in the State of Queensland deceased will be made by ROBERT JOHN LAMB to the Supreme Court of








Lodged by: HILLHOUSE LEGAL PARTNERS, Level 7, 102 Adelaide Street, Brisbane, Qld 4000.


GREEN, BEVERLEY CORAL (also known as BEVERLEY CORAL PEGG)

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of probate of the will dated 18 November 2013 of

BEVERLEY CORAL GREEN (also known as BEVERLEY CORAL PEGG) late of 1/22 Satinay Parade,

North Lakes, in the State of Queensland, deceased, will be made by LEANNE CORAL MARSHMAN

and JOHN ROBERT PEGG to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.







Lodged by: ZANDE LAW, Norwinn Centre, Suite 7, 15 Discovery Drive, North Lakes, Qld 4509.

GRUNDY, OWEN ROSS

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the will dated 26 July 2012 of OWEN

ROSS GRUNDY late of 120 Main Street, Westbrook, Queensland deceased will be made by ROSS

RAYMOND GRUNDY 120 Main Street, Westbrook, Queensland and JACQUELINE JEANETTE

GRUNDY of 120 Main Street, Westbrook, Queensland to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.


Any person having any claim on the deceased’s estate is required to send in particulars of their claim

to the Applicant’s Solicitors named below not later than 6 weeks after the date of publication of this

notice.

Lodged by: WONDERLEY & HALL, Solicitors, 33 Neil Street, Toowoomba 4350.

HAACK, GLORIA MARY DAWN


GLORIA MARY DAWN HAACK late of 31 Baynes Street, Wondai, in the State of Queensland,

formerly of 747 David Low Way, Mudjimba, Queensland, deceased, will be made by JOHN BRUNEL

HAWES to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.







Lodged by: RAY BARBER SOLICITOR, 20 Heathfield Road, Coolum Beach, Qld 4573.

HAMILTON, EILEEN MAUD

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of probate of the will dated 11 August 2005 of

EILEEN MAUD HAMILTON, late of Carinity Kepnock Grove, 28 Jocumsen Street, Kepnock, in the

State of Queensland, formerly of 357 Salamanca Street, North Rockhampton, in the State of

Queensland, deceased, will be made by SANDRA KAYE FOX to the Supreme Court at Rockhampton.







Lodged by: CHARLTONS LAWYERS, Thorburn House, 14 Quay Street, Bundaberg, Qld 4670.


HANSEN, ELSIE MAY

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of probate of the will dated 8 May 1990 of ELSIE

MAY HANSEN late of Regal Waters Lifestyle Community, 112/16 Holzheimer Road, Bethania, in the

State of Queensland, formerly of 329 Lillian Avenue, Salisbury, Qld, deceased, will be made by JOHN

HANSEN and BRETT HANSEN to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.







Lodged by: RICHARD HOARE & CO SOLICITORS, 3, 54 Bryants Road, Shailer Park, Qld 4128.

HARRIS, HELEN


HELEN HARRIS late of Arcare Springwood, 99 Cinderella Drive, Springwood, deceased, will be made

by AMANDA HELEN MURRAY and CHRISTINE PAMELA SMITH to the Supreme Court at Brisbane .







Lodged by: SPRINGWOOD LAWYERS, 25 Vanessa Boulevard, Springwood, Qld 4127.

HAWKINS, YVONNE EMMA

After 14 days from today an application for a Grant of Probate of the Will dated 17 December 2019 of

YVONNE EMMA HAWKINS, late of Unit 601, Aspire Apartments, 11 Ellenborough Street, Woodend in

the State of Queensland deceased will be made by LOUISE ANNE BRENNAN to the Supreme Court

at Brisbane.




weeks after the date of publication of this Notice, after which date, pursuant to section 67 of the Trusts

Act 1973, the Applicant will distribute the Estate of the Deceased having regard only to the claims of


Lodged by: WALKER PENDER GROUP PTY LTD, Level 1, 28 Ipswich City Mall, Ipswich, Qld 4305

(Solicitors for the Applicant).

HAYNES, IRIS ANNIE

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the Will dated (date of will) of IRIS

ANNIE HAYNES late of 27 Beatrice Street, Walkervale, Bundaberg, Qld, 4670 deceased will be made

by GEOFFREY ARTHUR HAYNES and ALLAN RONALD HAYNES, as joint executors of the will, to

the Supreme Court at Rockhampton.







Lodged by: GEOFFREY ARTHUR HAYNES, 30 First Avenue (Box 569), Woodgate, Qld 4660, ALLAN

RONALD HAYNES, 14 Hardy Avenue, North Rockhampton, Qld 4701.


HAYWARD, AILEEN PATRICIA

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the will dated 17 June 2014 of

AILEEN PATRICIA HAYWARD late of Churches of Christ Care Little Mountain Aged Care Service,

211 Parklands Boulevard, Little Mountain, Queensland deceased will be made by ALAN STEPHEN

HAYWARD, SHARON-SUE SHEPPARD (also known as SHARONSUE SHEPPARD and SHARON

SUE SHEPPARD), and GEOFFREY RALPH HAYWARD to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.







Lodged by: FOX TAYLOR MILDWATERS LAWYERS, PO Box 274, Caloundra, Qld 4551 (Solicitors

for the Applicant).

HECKER, HAZEL

After 14 days from today, an Application for a Grant of Representation will be made to the Supreme


Deceased: HAZEL HECKER.

Last Address: Unit 29,73-87 Caboolture River Road, Morayfield, 4506.

Applicant: MICHAEL KARGER of Unit 9, 10 Coonowrin Street, Battery Hill, 4551.

Grant: Probate of the Will dated 09.03.2020.

Caveat: If you wish to object to or to be heard upon the Application, you may file a Caveat in the

Supreme Court Registry mentioned above at any time before the Grant is made.

Creditors: All creditors of the estate are required to send particulars of their claim to the Applicant’s

Solicitors within six weeks from the date of publication of this Notice.

Date of Death: 18.05.2020.

Applicant’s Solicitors: RHONDA SHEEHY & ASSOCIATES, Solicitors, The Lakes Centre, 22 King

Street (PO Box 673), Caboolture, Qld 4510.

HENLEY, DARREN RAYMOND

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Letters of Administration on Intestacy of

DARREN RAYMOND HENLEY late of 36 Shannon Drive, Woree in the State of Queensland,

Deceased will be made by LYNDA JANE HENLEY and ROBERT JAMES HENLEY to the Supreme

Court of Queensland at Cairns.







Lodged by: PRESTON LAW, 1/15 Spence Street, Cairns, Qld 4870.


HENNESSY, BEVERLEY JANE

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of probate of the will dated 26 September 2000 of

BEVERLEY JANE HENNESSY late of 2 Eastern Court, River Downs, Helensvale, in the State of

Queensland, deceased, will be made by JILL PATRICIA HENNESSY to the Supreme Court at

Brisbane.







Lodged by: PARKER SIMMONDS SOLICITORS & LAWYERS PTY LTD, Oasis Shopping Centre,

Suite 47, Level 2, Victoria Avenue, Broadbeach, Qld 4218.

HENRY, MARIE PATRICIA

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate the will dated 5 April 2011 of MARIE

PATRICIA HENRY late of 12/14 Margaret Street, Woodford, in the State of Queensland deceased will

be made by JENNIFER JOY SCHEFE to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.


Lodged by the Applicant: 251 Hamilton Road, Chermside, Qld 4032.






HEYNS, DOROTHY EMILY

After 14 days from today an Application for a Grant of Probate of the Will dated 10 May 2012 of

DOROTHY EMILY HEYNS late of Unit 34, 22 Commodore Drive, Paradise Waters in the State of

Queensland, deceased, will be made by GLENN ROSS SMEDLEY and FIONA LEE SMEDLEY to the




particulars of that claim to the Applicants’ solicitors named below within 6 weeks of the date of this

notice. At the end of that period, the Applicants will distribute the assets of the deceased among the


Applicants will have regard only to the claims which have been notified to them.

Lodged by: ADAMSON BERNAYS KYLE & JONES LAWYERS, 3/3 Short Street (PO Box 1046),

Southport, Qld 4215.

HINSCHEN, ERIC PETER

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the Will dated 26 April 2012 of ERIC

PETER HINSCHEN late of 28 Ann Street, Proserpine in the State of Queensland deceased will be

made by ROSLYN HINSCHEN to the Supreme Court at Townsville.







Lodged by: MACROSSAN & AMIET, Solicitors, 55 Gordon Street, Mackay, Qld 4740 (Solicitors for the

Applicant).


HOAD, GLORIA FAITH

After 14 days from today an application for a Grant of Probate of the Will dated 15 September 1995 of

GLORIA FAITH HOAD late of 6 St Clements Close, Gladstone in the State of Queensland deceased

will be made by MARCELLE ANN PEARCE to the Supreme Court at Rockhampton.


Any persons having any claim, whether as a creditor or beneficiary or otherwise, in regard to the

estate of the deceased person are required to send in particulars of such claim to the Applicant’s

Solicitors (identified below) not later than the date which is six (6) weeks after the date of publication of

this Notice, after which date, pursuant to Section 67 of the Trusts Act 1973, the Executor of the Will of

the deceased will proceed to distribute the assets of the Deceased among the persons entitled thereto

having regard only to the claims of which the Executor shall then have had notice.

Lodged by: TONY GOODWIN & COMPANY, Solicitors, PO Box 5100 (Level 3, 100 Goondoon Street),

Gladstone, Qld 4680.

HODZIC, AJKO

After 14 days from today an Application for a Grant of Probate of the Will dated 16 January 1997 of

AJKO HODZIC late of Stretton Gardens Drewvale, 209 Illaweena Street, Drewvale in the State of

Queensland, deceased, will be made by ASIM HODZIC to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.


Notice of Claim: Any Creditor, Beneficiary or other person having any claim or claims in respect of the

Estate of the said Deceased, who died on 21 March 2020, is required to send particulars of any such

claim or claims to the Applicant’s solicitors within six weeks after the date of publication of this Notice

at the expiration of which time the Executor of the Will of the abovenamed Deceased will proceed to

distribute the assets of the Deceased among the persons entitled thereto having regard only to the

claims of which the Executor shall then have had Notice.

Lodged by: HATZIS LAWYERS, 9/88 Boundary Street, South Brisbane, Qld 4101.

HOFFMAN, JOAN

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of probate of the will dated 27 May 2015 of JOAN

HOFFMAN late of Bethany Christian Care, 333 Underwood Road, Eight Mile Plains, in the State of

Queensland, formerly of 24 Mount Street, Greenslopes in the State of Queensland, deceased, will be

made by WARREN ARTHUR HOFFMAN to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.







Lodged by: IAN W BARTELS & ASSOCIATES, Solicitors, 1408 Logan Road (Cnr Selborne Street), Mt

Gravatt, Qld 4122.

HOULT, LILLIAN RHODA


LILLIAN RHODA HOULT late of 16 Kylie Avenue, Ferny Hills, Queensland, deceased, will be made by

NANDA KUMAR GULHANE to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.


All creditors of the Estate are required to send particulars of their claim to the Applicant’s Solicitors

within six (6) weeks of the date of publication of this Notice.

Lodged by: HARDINGS GULHANE SOLICITORS, 1/438 Samford Road, Gaythorne, Qld 4051.


HUTCHEON, DOROTHY MARY

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the will dated 29 June 1991 of

DOROTHY MARY HUTCHEON Late of Opal Raynbird Place, 40 Raynbird Place, Carseldine,

Queensland 4034 deceased will be made by DAVID MAXWELL HUTCHEON and GRAHAM JOHN

HUTCHEON to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.


Any person having any claim against the estate whether as creditor or beneficiary or otherwise must

send particulars of the person’s claim to the Applicants’ Solicitors (identified below) not later than the

date which is 6 weeks after the date of publication of this Notice, after which date, pursuant to s.67 of

the Trusts Act 1973, the Applicants will distribute the estate of the Deceased having regard only to the

claims of which the Applicants have notice.

Lodged by: ELLISON MOSCHELLA & CO, 7th Floor, King George Tower, 79 Adelaide Street,

Brisbane, Qld 4000.

IRVINE, MURIEL MAVIS

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the Will dated 24 October 2008 and

Codicil dated 31 July 2019 of MURIEL MAVIS IRVINE late of Southern Cross Aged Care Caloundra,

57 Village Way, Little Mountain, Queensland, deceased will be made by WILLIAM JOHN IRVINE and

GREGORY CHARLES IRVINE to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.


All creditors of the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on 3 June 2020, are required to

send particulars of their claim to the applicants’ solicitors within 6 weeks from the date hereof.

Lodged by: POLLOCK INGRAM, SOLICITORS, 2 First Avenue, Caloundra, Q 4551.

IRVING, COLLEEN MARJORY

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of probate of the Will dated 12 November 2018 of

COLLEEN MARJORY IRVING late of 11 Sandpiper Court, Bayview Heights 4868 deceased will be

made by SANDRA JANE BLACK to the Supreme Court at Cairns.







Lodged by: O’REILLY STEVENS LAWYERS, Level 1, 59 Spence Street, Cairns, Qld 4870.

JOHNSON, EILEEN CECELIA


EILEEN CECELIA JOHNSON late of 25 Olivella Street, Mansfield, in the State of Queensland

deceased will be made by BRADLEY WILLIAM JOHNSON to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.







Lodged by: STODDART LEGAL PTY LTD, Level 1, Unit 8, 34 Commercial Road, Newstead, Qld

4006.


JOHNSTON, MARJORIE


MARJORIE JOHNSTON late of Kenmore Aged Care, 129 Brookfield Road, Brookfield in the State of

Queensland deceased will be made by BARBARA BARRETT to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.








JURD, BETTY

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of probate of will dated 29 January 2019 of BETTY

JURD late of Unit 28, 3 Erindale Close, Wishart in the State of Queensland, deceased will be made by

ELIZABETH ANNE SACH and MARGARET LILLA YARWOOD to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.


Creditors: Any creditor and all other persons having a claim against the estate are required to send

particulars of their claim to the Applicants’ solicitors on or before 24 August 2020.

Lodged by: DE GROOTS WILLS AND ESTATE LAWYERS, Level 7, River Quarter, 46 Edward Street,

Brisbane, Qld 4000.

KENT, ROBERT JOHN CROFTON

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Letters of Administration with the Will dated 10

April 2019 of ROBERT JOHN CROFTON KENT late of 14 Kiriwina Street, Fig Tree Pocket, in the

State of Queensland, deceased, will be made by MARGARET ELIZABETH KENT to the Supreme

Court at Brisbane.


Lodged by: MELROSE KEYS LAWYERS, Level 1, 2059 Moggill Road, Kenmore, Qld 4069.

KICKBUSCH, MARIGOLD MAY

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the Will dated 29 October 2009 of

MARIGOLD MAY KICKBUSCH late of 1 Peace Court, Eatons Hills Queensland but formerly of 21

Parker Avenue, Northgate Queensland deceased will be made by LEANNE MAY KICKBUSCH and

ROBERT NOEL KICKBUSCH to the Supreme Court of Queensland at Brisbane.


All persons and creditors having a claim against the estate are required to send particulars of their

claim to the Applicants’ solicitor within 6 weeks of the date of publication of this notice.

Lodged by: BIGGS FITZGERALD PIKE, The Bank Building, 823 Gympie Road, Chermside, Qld 4032.


KING, NANETTE


NANETTE KING late of 24B/148 Smith Street, Cleveland, Queensland, deceased, will be made by

CHERYL COLEEN DALE and VICKI HELEN GRAHAM to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.








KISS, MAREE BERTHA


MAREE BERTHA KISS late of 24 East Park Waters, Helensvale, in the State of Queensland,

deceased, will be made by PHILIP RICHARD WHITEHEAD to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.







Lodged by: WHITEHEAD CROWTHER LAWYERS, 174 Galleon Way, Currumbin Waters, Qld 4223.

KISSICK, WENDY ROSE

As from 14 days of today an application for grant of representation will be made to the Supreme Court

of Brisbane in Queensland as follows:

Deceased: WENDY ROSE KISSICK.

Of: 61 Arrakune Crescent Kallangur in the state of Queensland.

Applicant: ANGELA ROSE LESNIEWSKI.

Grant: Letters of Administration on Intestacy with no will recorded.

Caveat: If you wish to object or to be heard upon the application, you may file a caveat in the Supreme

Court Registry mentioned above at anytime before the grant is made.


the person’s claim to the applicants address stated below within six weeks of the date of this notice. At

the end of this period, the applicant will distribute the assets of the deceased among the persons

entitled to those assets. In doing so, and relying on the Section 67 of the Trusts Acts 1973, the


Lodged by: ANGELA ROSE LESNIEWSKI, PO Box 239, Pittsworth, Qld 4356.


KNICKEL, VALMA DAISY

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of probate of the will dated 27 October 2001 of

VALMA DAISY KNICKEL late of Regis Care, Kirwan, 1 Emerald Street, Kirwan, formerly of Acacia

Court, Masonic Village, Kirwan, Townsville in the State of Queensland, deceased, will be made by

ALLAN JOHN KNICKEL to the Supreme Court at Townsville.







Lodged by: GIUDES & ELLIOTT, 60-62 Denham Street, Townsville, Qld 4810.

KNOPKE, GEORGE


GEORGE KNOPKE late of OZ Care Malanda, Turnbull Road, Malanda (Address in Will: RN 81

Coolamon Close, Mareeba), in the State of Queensland, deceased, will be made by HELEN MARIE

MACKINNON and CHERYL LOUISE HARTEN to the Supreme Court at Cairns.







Lodged by: LILLEY GROSE & LONG, 34 Main Street, Atherton, Qld 4883.

KNOX, BARBARA MAY


BARBARA MAY KNOX late of Villa 176, North Lakes Retirement Resort, 60 Endeavour Boulevarde,

North Lakes in the State of Queensland deceased will be made by GEOFFREY BRIAN WILLIAMS to

the Supreme Court at Brisbane.




notice. At the end of that period, the Executor will distribute the assets of the deceased among the


Executor will have regard only to the claims which have been notified to him.

Lodged by: GEOFFREY BRIAN WILLIAMS, GEOFF WILLIAMS & ASSOCIATES SOLICITORS, 32

Mallawa Drive, Palm Beach, Qld 4221.

KRAUSE, BRIAN EDWARD CHARLES

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the Will dated 13th December 2018 of

BRIAN EDWARD CHARLES KRAUSE late of Level 4, Room 429, 10 Perry Street, Lutwyche in the

State of Queensland, deceased, will be made by LISA MAREE GILL to the Supreme Court at

Brisbane.


All creditors of the estate are required to send particulars of their claim to the Applicant’s Solicitors

within six (6) weeks of the date of publication of this notice.

Lodged by: V PENNISI & ASSOCIATES, Solicitors, 1st Floor, 818 Gympie Road, Chermside, Qld

4032.


LACEY, SYDNEY GRAHAM

After 14 days from today an application for grant of Probate of the Will dated 6 December 2019 of

SYDNEY GRAHAM LACEY late of Unit 19 “Noosa Waters Retirement Estate”, 39 Lake Weyba Drive,

Noosaville Queensland deceased will be made by MARION RAIE LACEY to the Supreme Court at

Brisbane.


All creditors in the Estate of the deceased are hereby required to send in particulars of their claims to

CARTWRIGHTS LAWYERS, Suite 9 “Noosa Central”, 6 Bottlebrush Avenue, Noosa Heads Q 4567

within 6 weeks of the date hereof at the expiration of which time, pursuant to Section 67 Trusts Act

1973, the Executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the Testator among the persons entitled

thereto having regard only to the claims of which the Executor shall then have had notice.

Lodged by: CARTWRIGHTS LAWYERS, Suite 9, “Noosa Central”, 6 Bottlebrush Avenue (PO Box

132), Noosa Heads, Qld 4567.

LAIDLAW, THOMAS ANDERSON


THOMAS ANDERSON LAIDLAW late of Seasons Mango Hill, Mango Hill in the State of Queensland

deceased will be made by ROBERT FREDERICK LAIDLAW to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.



the person’s claim to the Applicant’s Solicitors (MINTERELLISON) not later than the date which is 6




Lodged by: MINTERELLISON, Waterfront Place, 1 Eagle Street, Brisbane, Qld 4000.

LAWGALL, NORMA VALDEHUEZA

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of probate of the Will dated 7 February 2020 of

NORMA VALDEHUEZA LAWGALL late of Agusan, Cagayan De Oro City, Misamis Oriental,

Philippines but formerly of 117 Bishop Road, Beachmere, Queensland deceased will be made by

GORDON JOHN CARTER to the Supreme Court of Queensland at Brisbane.







Lodged by: MCKELVEY LAWYERS, Level 3, Toowong Terraces, 31 Sherwood Road, Toowong, Qld

4066.

LAWTON, VICTOR GRAHAM


VICTOR GRAHAM LAWTON late of Feros Village, 6 Byron Road Bangalow in the State of New South

Wales 2479 formerly of Pinchins Road The Channon in the State of New South Wales deceased will

be made by SALLY VICTORIA LAWTON to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.







Lodged by: JB STEVENSON & CO, Solicitors, 173 Beaudesert Road, Moorooka, Qld 4105.


LESTER, RAYMOND BOND


RAYMOND BOND LESTER late of St Andrews Retirement Living and Aged Care, 2 Sullivan Road,

Tallebudgera, in the State of Queensland, formerly of 13/43 Murtha Drive, Elanora, in the State of

Queensland, deceased, will be made by KAREN ANN HARDWICK to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.


All creditors of the Estate are required to send particulars of their claim to the Applicant’s Solicitors no

later than six weeks after publication of this notice.

Lodged by: CAMPBELLS LEGAL SERVICES, 6B/46 Mt Gravatt Capalaba Road, Upper Mt Gravatt,

Qld 4122.

LEVERINGTON, KENNETH CHARLES


KENNETH CHARLES LEVERINGTON late of Symes Thorpe Residential Aged Care, 69 Stenner

Street, Middle Ridge in the State of Queensland, deceased, will be made by WENDY ELIZABETH

BRODRIBB, FIONA JANE LEVERINGTON, and ANDREA ROBIN LEVERINGTON to the Supreme

Court at Brisbane.







Lodged by: CLO LAWYERS, Suite 1, 161 James Street, Toowoomba, Qld 4350.

LONSDALE, EDNA MAY

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of probate of the will dated 10 March 1988 of EDNA

MAY LONSDALE late of Wahroonga Nursing Home, 1 Wahroonga Street, Biloela, in the State of

Queensland, formerly of 147 Kariboe Street, Biloela, deceased, will be made by LARAINE MAY

SIMPSON and RONALD JAMES LONSDALE to the Supreme Court at Rockhampton.







Lodged by: ADORNATO LAW, 28 Gladstone Road, Biloela, Qld 4715.

LOWE, LAI SIM

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the will dated 13th February 2003 of

LAI SIM LOWE late of Regis Sandgate - Musgrave, 60 Wakefield Street, Sandgate. Qld. 4017

deceased will be made by LOK SANG LOWE to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.



the person’s claim to the Applicant (identified below) not later than the date which is 6 weeks after the

date of publication of this Notice, after which date, pursuant to s.67 of the Trusts Act 1973, the

Applicant will distribute the Estate of the Deceased having regard only to the claims of which the

Applicant has notice.

Lodged by: LOK SANG LOWE, 103 Harold Street, Stafford, Qld 4053.


MARTIN, MAURICE KEVIN

After 14 days from today an application for a Grant of Probate with the Will dated 26 November 2019

of MAURICE KEVIN MARTIN late of Tricare Stafford Lakes, 682 Rode Road, Chermside West,

Queensland, and formerly of 343 Webster Road, Stafford heights, Queensland, deceased, will be

made by NATASHA ANN OGDEN to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.


All creditors of the estate are required to send particulars of their claim to the applicant’s solicitors

within 6 weeks from the date of publication of this notice at the expiration of which time, pursuant to

section 67 of the Trusts Act 1973, the executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the testator

among the persons entitled thereto having regard only to the claims of which the executor has notice.

Lodged by: TURNER FREEMAN LAWYERS, Level 8, 239 George Street, Brisbane, Qld 4000.

MATTHEWS, JUDITH ANN


JUDITH ANN MATTHEWS, late of Aveo Durack, 276 Blunder Road, Durack in the State of

Queensland, formerly of 27 Coonan Street, Toowoomba in the State of Queensland, deceased, will be

made by DAVID JAMES MATTHEWS to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.







Lodged by: DEAN KATH KOHLER SOLICITORS, 3/15-17 Kitchener Street, Toowoomba, Qld 4350.

MATUSCHKA, VILMA DORIS


VILMA DORIS MATUSCHKA late of 27 Ambrose Street, Laidley Qld 4341, deceased, will be made by

BRUNO EDWIN MATUSCHKA to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.







Lodged by: ZAPPULLA TRIKAM & PARTNERS, Solicitors, 88 Cook Street, Oxley, Brisbane,

Queensland 4075 (Solicitors for the Applicant).

MCCONAGHY, GWENDOLYN JOAN (also known as GWENDOLINE JOAN MCCONAGHY)

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the will dated the Eighteenth day of

March in the year Nineteen Ninety Three. of GWENDOLYN JOAN MCCONAGHY also known as

GWENDOLINE JOAN MCCONAGHY late of Mercy Place, 257 Gatton St, Westcourt, Qld. 4870 Qld.

4870 deceased will be made by RUSSELL MCCONAGHY to the Supreme Court at Cairns.


Lodged by: RUSSELL MCCONAGHY.


MCDONALD, ANTHONY JOHN


ANTHONY JOHN MCDONALD late of Marycrest, 411 Main Street, Kangaroo Point, Brisbane, in the

State of Queensland deceased will be made by ANGELA MARY CARROLL and VIVIENNE ANNE

PEARCY to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.







Lodged by: ANGELA MARY CARROLL of 25 Corona Avenue, Ashgrove, Q 4060 and VIVIENNE

ANNE PEARCY of 74 Todman Street, Carina, Q 4152.

MCGRATH, JOAN MARY

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the will dated 27 May 2014 of JOAN

MARY MCGRATH late of St Vincent’s Care Services, 37 Baden Powell Street, Maroochydore,

Queensland deceased will be made by KEVIN SIDNEY MCGRATH and JENNIFER MARY

MCGRATH SIMJANOVIC to the Supreme Court at Townsville.


Any persons having a claim, whether as creditor or beneficiary or otherwise must send particulars of

such claim to the Applicant’s solicitors named below not later than the date which is six weeks after

the date of publication of this notice, after which date, under section 67 Trusts Act 1973, the Applicant

will distribute the Estate of the deceased having regard only to the claims of which the Applicant has

notice.

Lodged by: HOPKINS MANTTAN, SOLICITORS, 93 King Street, Buderim, Q 4556.

MCGUIGAN, JEAN ALICE


JEAN ALICE MCGUIGAN deceased late of 23 Moller Street, Gordonvale in the State of Queensland

will be made by STEPHEN PAUL MCGUIGAN and HELEN ANNE MCGUIGAN to the Supreme Court

at Cairns.


Any creditor or other person who has a claim on the estate of the deceased is hereby required to send

in particulars of their claims to the undersigned within six (6) weeks from the date hereof at the

expiration of which time STEPHEN PAUL MCGUIGAN and HELEN ANNE MCGUIGAN (“the

Applicants”) will proceed to distribute the estate of the deceased among the persons entitled thereto,

having regard only to the claims of which the Applicant shall then have had notice.

Lodged by: MARINO LAWYERS, 1st Floor, 70 Grafton Street, Cairns, Qld 4870.

MCINTOSH, DAVID JOHN

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of letters of administration on intestacy of DAVID

JOHN MCINTOSH late of 11d/26 Mecklam Street, Strathpine, in the State of Queensland, deceased,

will be made by DAVID MCINTOSH to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.


Lodged by: IAN W BARTELS & ASSOCIATES, Solicitors, 1408 Logan Road (Cnr Selborne Street), Mt

Gravatt, Qld 4122.


MCLEAN, COURTNEY JAYDE (also known as COURTNEY JAYDE HAWKES)

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of probate of the undated will of COURTNEY

JAYDE MCLEAN also known as COURTNEY JAYDE HAWKES late of 21 Kurrajong Drive, Warner,

Queensland, deceased, will be made by BRI-ANNAN MCLEAN HAWKES to the Supreme Court at

Brisbane.







Lodged by: QUINN LEGAL SERVICES PTY LTD, 10 Kettleton Close, Bridgeman Downs, Qld 4035.

MCLEOD, GLEN ANTHONY

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of probate of the will dated 13 June 2015 of GLEN

ANTHONY MCLEOD, late of Villa 61/18 Fairway Drive, Clear Island Waters, in the State of

Queensland, deceased, will be made by CLINTON MATTHEW MOHR to the Supreme Court at

Brisbane.







Lodged by: CLINTON MOHR LAWYERS, 622 Wickham Street, Fortitude Valley, Qld 4006.

MCMINN, DAVID HAROLD

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of letters of administration on intestacy of DAVID

HAROLD MCMINN late of St Vincent’s Private Hospital, 411 Main Street, Kangaroo Point, in the State

of Queensland, deceased, will be made by GINA VICTORIA MCMINN to the Supreme Court at

Brisbane.







Lodged by: ROBINSON NIELSEN LEGAL, Level 3, 240 Queen Street, Brisbane, Qld 4000.

MCNAUGHT, GWENDA MARY (also known as GWENDA MCNAUGHT)

After 14 days from today an application for a Grant of Probate of the Will dated 8 May 2000 of

GWENDA MARY MCNAUGHT also known as GWENDA MCNAUGHT late of Garden City Retirement

Home, 33 Tyron Street, Upper Mount Gravatt, Queensland, deceased will be made by WILLIAM

JOHN FRANCIS MCNAUGHT and PATRICIA WEIR COONEY to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.


All creditors in the estate of the deceased are required to send particulars of their claim to the

Applicants’ Solicitors within 6 weeks from the date hereof, at the expiration of which time, pursuant to

Section 67 of the Trusts Act 1973, the Applicants may proceed to distribute the assets of the

deceased among the persons entitled thereto having regard only to the claims of which the Applicants

shall then have had notice.

Applicants’ Solicitors: NEILSON STANTON & PARKINSON, Solicitors, 236 Mary Street, Gympie, Qld

4570.


MEREDITH, ANNETTE


ANNETTE MEREDITH late of Opal Aged Care, 1 Reflections Crescent, Birtinya, Queensland,

deceased will be made by STEVEN PETER MEREDITH to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.


All creditors of the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on 15 May 2020, are required to

send particulars of their claim to the applicant’s solicitors within 6 weeks from the date hereof.

Lodged by: POLLOCK INGRAM, SOLICITORS, 2 First Avenue, Caloundra, Q 4551.

MICHELL, EVELYN GRACE

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the Will dated 10 August 2005 of

EVELYN GRACE MICHELL late of Opal Caloundra, 4 Lyon Street, Caloundra, Queensland,

deceased, will be made by BRIAN DOUGLAS MICHELL to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.


Would any person having any claim, whether as creditor or beneficiary or otherwise in the estate of

the deceased send in particulars of their claim to the Applicant at 51 Village Way, Little Mountain,

Queensland within six weeks from the date hereof, at the expiration of which time, pursuant to s 67 of

the Trusts Act 1973, the Executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased among the

persons entitled thereto having regard only to the claims of which the Executor shall then have had

notice.

Lodged by: THE OFFICIAL SOLICITOR TO THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE of 444 Queen Street, Brisbane,

Q 4000.

MILES, SIMONE MAY

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of letters of administration on intestacy of SIMONE

MAY MILES late of 28 Perger Street, Pimpama in the State of Queensland, deceased, will be made by

JANE ELIZABETH MILES to the Supreme Court at Cairns.


Lodged by: MAURICE BLACKBURN LAWYERS, 71 McLeod Street, Cairns, Qld 4870.

MILLER, FRANCES


FRANCES MILLER late of 2/25 Frank Street Southport, Queensland, deceased, will be made by

MARC SALON to the Supreme Court at Townsville.








Qld 4217.


MOIR, ROSS EDWARD

After 14 days from today an Application for a Grant of Probate of Will dated 19 April 2016 of ROSS

EDWARD MOIR late of Opal Ashmore Nursing Care, 100 Wardoo Street Ashmore in the State of

Queensland deceased will be made by BRADLEY ROSS MOIR and ION CRAIG MOIR to the



All creditors and beneficiaries in the estate of the deceased are hereby required to send in particulars

of their claims to the undersigned within 6 weeks from the date hereof at the expiration of which time

the said Applicant will proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased among the persons entitled

thereto having regard only to the claims of which the said Applicant shall then have had Notice.

Date of Death: 28 February 2020.

Lodged by: QLD LAW GROUP - A NEW DIRECTION PTY LTD, Burpengary Plaza, Progress Road

(PO Box 2), Burpengary, Qld 4505.

MORRIS, JOHN AMBROSE

After 14 days from today an application for a Grant of Probate of the Will dated 20 November 2015 of

JOHN AMBROSE MORRIS late of 4 Santander Court, Wishart in the State of Queensland deceased

will be made by BERIS ANN MORRIS to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.




of publication of this Notice, after which date, pursuant to Section 67 of the Trust Act 1973, the



Lodged by: BENNETT CARROLL SOLICITORS, 33 Sanders Street, Upper Mount Gravatt 4122.

MORRISON, BRADLEY GRAHAM


BRADLEY GRAHAM MORRISON late of 227 Craignish Road, Takura, in the state of Queensland

deceased will be made by MITCHELL GRAHAM MORRISON to the Supreme Court of Brisbane.







Lodged by: MITCHELL GRAHAM MORRISON of 168 Maine Road, Clontarf, Qld 4019.

MORTON, KEITH WILLIAM


KEITH WILLIAM MORTON late of 493/6 Branch Road, South Johnstone, Queensland, deceased, will

be made by URSULA MARGARET MORTON, RHETT CYRIL ARTHUR MORTON, and LEITH

JARED MORTON to the Supreme Court at Cairns.







Lodged by: CLEARWATER LAW, PO Box 313, Weipa, Qld 4874.


MRAK, JENNIFER ELIZABETH


JENNIFER ELIZABETH MRAK late of Parkview Wheller Gardens, 930 Gympie Road, Chermside in

the State of Queensland and previously of 21 Dampier Crescent, Forest Lake in the State of

Queensland deceased will be made by JASON JOSEPH MRAK to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.








MULHERIN, KERRY STEVENSON

After 14 days from today an Application for a Grant of Probate of the Will dated 16 August 1993 of

KERRY STEVENSON MULHERIN late of Silver Lodge Shepherds Hill Merstham Redhill United

Kingdom deceased will be made by SUSAN PATRICIA MULHERIN to the Supreme Court of

Queensland at Townsville.


Lodged by: WALLACE & WALLACE LAWYERS, 60 Sydney Street, Mackay, Qld 4740.

Creditors: All creditors of the estate are required to send in particulars of their claims to the

undersigned within six (6) weeks from the date hereof, at the expiration of which time the said

executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the testator among the persons entitled thereto having

regard only to the claim of which the said executor shall then have had notice.

MUNASINGHE, ALLAN

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of reseal of the New Zealand Probate of the will

dated 10 October 1996 of ALLAN MUNASINGHE of Regis Aged Care Chelmer, 35 Victoria Ave,

Chelmer, Queensland deceased will be made by YASAWATHIE MUNASINGHE to the Supreme Court

at Brisbane.


deceased is required to send particulars of any such claim or claims to the applicant’s solicitors named

below not later than the date which is 6 weeks from the date of publication of this notice. After the

expiration of that time, the estate of the deceased will be distributed having regard only to those claims

of which the trustee then has notice.


Lodged by the applicant’s solicitor: MAHONEYS, GPO Box 3311, Brisbane, Qld 4001.

MUNKLEY, GRAHAM ROWLAND

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of probate of the will dated 13 September 2019 of

GRAHAM ROWLAND MUNKLEY late of Unit 1101, The Abbey, 160 Roma Street, Brisbane,

Queensland deceased will be made by SCOTT GRAHAM WHITLA to the Supreme Court of





weeks after the date of publication of this Notice, after which date, under section 67 Trusts Act 1973,

the Applicant will distribute the Estate of the Deceased having regard only to the claims of which the


Lodged by: MCCULLOUGH ROBERTSON LAWYERS, Level 11, 66 Eagle Street, Brisbane,

Queensland 4000.


MUNRO, GARY ROBERT


GARY ROBERT MUNRO late of Bupa Aged Care, 40 - 48 Progress Road, White Rock, Queensland,

deceased, will be made by WENDY ESTELLE HANCOCK to the Supreme Court at Townsville.








Qld 4217.

NETHERWAY, RUTH

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the will dated 13 July 2012 of RUTH

NETHERWAY late of Capella Bay Aged Care, 260 Old Cleveland Road East, Capalaba in the State of

Queensland, formerly of 4 Moonlight Court, Black Hill in the State of Victoria, deceased will be made

by GAYLE ANNETTE FITZGERALD and SHARON LEE NETHERWAY to the Supreme Court at

Brisbane.








4006.

NEWBY, GRAHAM JOHN


GRAHAM JOHN NEWBY late of 8 Holmes Street, Currimundi, Queensland, deceased, will be made

by VANESSA CHRISTINE NEWBY to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.



particulars of that claim to the applicant’s solicitors named below within 6 weeks of the date of th is





NIELSEN, CHRISTINE MERLE

After 14 days from today an application for a Grant of Probate of the Will dated 2 July 2019 of

CHRISTINE MERLE NIELSEN Deceased late of 4 Player Court, Bargara, Queensland will be made

by KATHRYN ADEL COLVIN to the Supreme Court at Rockhampton.





Estate of the Deceased having regard only to the claims of which the Applicant has notice.




NOLAN, DAVID KENT

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the will dated 26 February 2015 of

DAVID KENT NOLAN late of Unit 28, 38 Riverwalk Avenue, Robina Qld deceased will be made by

PETRA DESIREE NOLAN and BRENDAN SHANE NOLAN to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.


Any person having a claim, whether as creditor, beneficiary or otherwise in regard to the estate of the

abovenamed deceased person, are hereby required to send in particulars of such claim to the

Executors solicitors named below within six (6) weeks from the date hereof at the expiration of which

time by virtue if Section 67 of the Trusts Act 1973, the said Executors of the Will of the abovenamed

deceased will proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased among the persons entitled thereto

having regard only to the claims of which the applicant shall then have had notice.

Lodged by: JOHANSON LAWYERS, Suite 5a, Level 1, 47 Ashmore Road, Bundall, Qld 4217.

NOTLEY, VERA MAY

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the Will dated 3 October 2007, Codicil

dated 14 October 2013 and Codicil dated 22 June 2017 of VERA MAY NOTLEY late of Arcare

Nursing Home, 54 Dalton Drive, Maroochydore, Queensland deceased will be made by MAURICE

WILLIAM NOTLEY and LORRAINE ROBYNNE THOMAS to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.








for the Applicant).

NOUME, RITA LOUISE

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the Will dated 6 June 2015 of RITA

LOUISE NOUME, late of Casa D’Amore Nursing Home, 34 Park Street, Coorparoo in the State of

Queensland deceased will be made by MERVYN LEWIS NOUME to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.




of publication of this Notice, after which date, pursuant to section 67 of the Trust Act 1973, the



Lodged by: O’SHEA AND PARTNERS LAWYERS, Suite 1, Level 4, 307 Queen Street, Brisbane, Qld

4000.

NUTLEY, ELIZABETH

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the will of ELIZABETH NUTLEY late

of 8 Purnawilla Court, Middle Ridge, in the state of Queensland deceased will be made by KAREN

ELIZABETH WYPER and HELEN MARY REID to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.







Lodged by: CONDON CHARLES LAWYERS, 9/532 Ruthven Street, Toowoomba, Qld 4350 (Solicitors

for the Applicant).


O’CONNOR, KEVIN

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of probate will be made to the Supreme Court of

Queensland at Brisbane as follows:

Deceased: KEVIN O’CONNOR.

Last Address: Menzies Aged Care, 26/40 Menzies Drive, Pacific Paradise in the State of Queensland.

Address in Will: 7/5 Riverstone Court, Tewantin in the State of Queensland.

Applicant: SALLY ANN TWIGLEY, 6 Currawong Street, Mudjimba in the State of Queensland.

Grant: Probate of the last will dated the 24th day of August 2011.

Caveat: If you wish to object to or to be heard upon the application, you may file a caveat in the

Supreme Court registry mentioned above at any time before the grant is made.

Creditors: Any creditor, beneficiary or other person having any claim or claims in respect of the estate

of KEVIN O’CONNOR of Menzies Aged Care, 26/40 Menzies Drive, Pacific Paradise in the State of

Queensland, who died on 19 June 2020, is required to send particulars of any such claim or claims to

the Applicant’s Solicitors within six (6) weeks from the date of publication of this notice.

Applicant’s Solicitors: BECKHAUS LEGAL, NAB Building, Suite 4, Level 1, 38 Queen Street,

Nambour, Qld 4560.

O’DONOHUE, DANIEL JAMES

After 14 days from today an application for a Grant of Probate with the Will dated 23 August 2019 of

DANIEL JAMES O’DONOHUE late of 7 Venman Street, Kingaroy, Queensland, deceased, will be

made by HEATHER MAY TEBBIT to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.


All creditors of the estate are required to send particulars of their claim to the applicant’s solicitors

within 6 weeks from the date of publication of this notice at the expiration of which time, pursuant to

section 67 of the Trusts Act 1973, the executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the testator

among the persons entitled thereto having regard only to the claims of which the executor has notice.

Lodged by: TURNER FREEMAN LAWYERS, Level 8, 239 George Street, Brisbane, Qld 4000.

OFFORD, RAYMOND CHARLES

After 14 days from today an application for a Grant of Probate of the Will dated 12 November 2010 of

RAYMOND CHARLES OFFORD late of Herberton Hospital, Herberton (Address in Will: 127 Boar

Pocket Road, Yungaburra, in the State of Queensland, deceased, will be made by EDWARD

WILLIAM STANLEY OFFORD to the Supreme Court at Cairns.







Lodged by: LILLEY GROSE & LONG, 34 Main Street, Atherton, Qld 4883.


OHLSSON, ANITA GULL-BRITT VIOLA (also known as ANITA GULLBRITT VIOLA OHLSSON)

After 14 days from today an application for a Grant of Probate of the will dated 20 June 2019 of ANITA

GULL-BRITT VIOLA OHLSSON (also known as ANITA GULLBRITT VIOLA OHLSSON) late of Unit 7,

11 Hoya Court, Labrador in the State of Queensland, deceased, will be made by ROBERT

VALDEMAR OHLSSON to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.



the person’s claim to the Applicant’s Solicitors (identified below) within six weeks from the date of

publication of this Notice, after which date, pursuant to s. 67 of the Trusts Act 1973, the Applicant will

distribute the Estate of the Deceased having regard only to the claims of which the Applicant has

notice.

Lodged by: THOMSON LAW, SOLICITORS, suite 9, 23 Musgrave Avenue, Chirn Park, Qld 4215.

ORWIN, SHIRLEY ELIZABETH

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of probate of the will dated 27 June 2012 of

SHIRLEY ELIZABETH ORWIN late of 2 Finch Court, Loganlea in the State of Queensland deceased,

will be made by BRETT ANTHONY ORWIN and ANDREW DEAN ORWIN to the Supreme Court at

Brisbane.



deceased, who died on 19 May 2020, is hereby required to send in particulars of their claim or claims

to SOUTHSIDE LEGAL GOLD COAST at the address stated below, within 6 weeks from the date

hereof at the expiration of which time, pursuant to s 67 Trusts Act 1973, the executors will proceed to

distribute the assets of the deceased among the persons entitled thereto having regard only to the

claims of which the executors shall then have had notice.

Lodged by: SOUTHSIDE LEGAL GOLD COAST, Level 1, 427 Golden Four Drive, Tugun, Qld 4224.

OTTO, CATHERINA ELIZABETH

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the will dated 3rd August 1979 of

CATHERINA ELIZABETH OTTO late of St Vincent’s Care Services, 227 Spring Street, Middle Ridge

in the State of Queensland, deceased will be made by DELPHENE ANN LUCAS and SHIRLEY

DOROTHY ALT to the Supreme Court at Rockhampton.


All creditors of the estate are hereby required to send in particulars of their claim to the applicants’

solicitors within six weeks of the date of publication of this notice.

Lodged by: C W HOOPER & HOOPER, Solicitors, 123 Patrick Street, Laidley, Qld 4341.

PADDON, LINDA BERYL

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the will dated 11 July 2002 of LINDA

BERYL PADDON late of P M Village, 1929 Gympie Road, Bald Hills, Queensland deceased will be

made by one of the Executors, GLENNIS ALWYN HINTON, to the Supreme Court of Queensland at

Brisbane, the other Executor named, JOYCE LINDA WERDA, having renounced her right and title as

Executor.







Lodged by: STEPHENS & TOZER, Level 12, 179 North Quay, Brisbane, Qld 4000.


PATANE, LUCREZIA ORAZIA

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of probate of the will dated 29 April 2002 of

LUCREZIA ORAZIA PATANE late of 409 Stafford Road deceased will be made by ROBERTINO

PATANE to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.







Lodged by: ROBERTINO PATANE, 8 Werona Street, Sunnybank.

PATERSON, MARGARET ANNE


MARGARET ANNE PATERSON late of Arcare Pimpama Aged Care, 2 Halcyon Drive, Pimpama in

the State of Queensland deceased will be made by SAMANTHA JANE SHIPLEY and ANNA

MICHELLE SADLER to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.







Lodged by: MORTIMORE & ASSOCIATES SOLICITORS of 2/ 29 Crombie Avenue, Bundall, Qld

4217.

PEARSON, TAYLAH MAREE

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Letters of Administration on intestacy of TAYLAH

MAREE PEARSON late of 23 Darwin Street, Ayr in the State of Queensland deceased, will be made

by BRUNA GENEVIEVE PEARSON and GREGORY WILLIAM PEARSON to the Supreme Court at

Townsville.


Lodged by: GROVES AND CLARK, Solicitors, 98 Macmillan Street, Ayr, Qld 4807.

PETERS, NOEL


NOEL PETERS late of 3/26 Paton Street, Kangaroo Pont, in the State of Queensland, formerly of

5/215 Main Street, Kangaroo Point, in the State of Queensland, deceased, will be made by

GREGORY JOHN EYERS, also known as GREG EYRES to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.







Lodged by: WILLIAMSON & ASSOCIATES, 4 Rakeevan Road, Graceville, Qld 4075.


PORTER, PHILLIP HENERY (also known as PHILIP HENRY PORTER and PHILLIP HENRY PORTER)

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the will dated 14 May 2007 and

Codicil dated 09 February 2017 of PHILLIP HENERY PORTER (also known as PHILIP HENRY

PORTER and PHILLIP HENRY PORTER) of Junevale Station, Mount Garnet, in the State of

Queensland, deceased, will be made by PHILLIP JOHN PORTER to the Supreme Court at Cairns.







Lodged by: DAVID ANTHONY SOLICITORS, 166 Byrnes Street, Mareeba, Qld 4880.

POULSEN, EUNICE MARY


EUNICE MARY POULSEN late of 203 Henson Road, Salisbury in the State of Queensland, deceased

will be made by DENIS ARTHUR POULSEN and JULIE MARY GRIFFITHS to the Supreme Court at

Brisbane.








4006.

POZZEBON, ALDO

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the Will dated 13 February 2018 of

ALDO POZZEBON late of Unit 113, 42 Ridley Road, Bridgeman Downs in the State of Queensland

(formerly of Unit 10, 10 Anzac Avenue, Maroochydore in the State of Queensland) deceased will be

made by LUIGI LOUIS POZZEBON and KRISTIE LEE POZZEBON MASTERS and NADIA

PALLESCHI to the Supreme Court of Queensland at Brisbane.









POZZEBON, UGO


UGO POZZEBON late of Regis Aged Care Home, 9A - 27A Chippendale Street, Ayr (shown in the

Will of 121 Sheepstation Creek Road, Airville) deceased, will be made by DENIS ANTONIO

POZZEBON (shown in the Will as DENIS ANTHONY POZZEBON) to the Supreme Court at

Townsville.




notice. At the end of that period, the applicant/s will distribute the assets of the deceased among the


applicant/s will have regard only to the claims which have been notified to them.

Lodged by: GROVES AND CLARK, Solicitors, 98 Macmillan Street, Ayr, Qld 4807.

PUGH, LEWIS GORDON

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of letters of administration on intestacy of LEWIS

GORDON PUGH late of 13 Alpine Avenue, Boyne Island, Queensland, deceased, will be made by

JENNIFER LYNNE PUGH to the Supreme Court at Rockhampton.







Lodged by: KENNY & PARTNERS LAWYERS, 33 Goondoon Street, Gladstone, Qld 4680.

QUINLIVAN, DULCIE MATILDA (in the will described as DULICE MATILDA QUINLIVAN)

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Letters of Administration with the Will dated 6

July 2006 of DULCIE MATILDA QUINLIVAN (in the Will described as DULICE MATILDA QUINLIVAN)

late of Westhaven Nursing Home, Parker Street, Roma in the State of Queensland, deceased will be

made by ELSIE EMMA JACKSON to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.


Lodged by: ROGER FERRIER LAW, Solicitors, 124 McDowall Street, Roma, Q 4455.

RADLOFF, SHIRLEY CORRINE

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the will dated 11 March 2003 of

SHIRLEY CORRINE RADLOFF late of Bethany Aged Care, 75 Ward Street, The Range deceased will

be made by JUDITH MARGARET MADDEN to the Supreme Court of Queensland at Rockhampton.







Lodged by: SOUTH GELDARD LAWYERS, 128 Victoria Parade, Rockhampton, Qld 4700.


RAYSON, HAROLD GEOFFREY

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the Will dated 21 August 2008 of

HAROLD GEOFFREY RAYSON, late of Cooinda Nursing Home, Cooinda Street, Gympie,

Queensland 4570, deceased, will be made by CATHERINE PARKER and JOHN CALVERT RAYSON



Lodged by: CATHERINE PARKER at 60 Lawrence Street, Gympie, Queensland 4570.

REEDER, JOAN KNIGHT

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the will dated 27th May 2013 of JOAN

KNIGHT REEDER late of Opal Greenfarm Place. 1-15 Greenfern Drive, Browns Plains in the State of

Queensland, deceased will be made by GEOFFREY EDWARD REEDER, GILLIAN MYRA

COCHRAN, RICHARD HENRY REEDER, and ANNE KNIGHT BAKER to the Supreme Court at

Brisbane.


All creditors in the estate of the deceased are required to send in particulars of their claim to the

Applicant’s solicitors (identified below) not later than the date which is six weeks from the date of

publication of this Notice, after which date pursuant to s.67 of the Trusts Act 1973, the Applicants will

proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased, among the persons entitled thereto having regard

only to the claims of which the Applicants shall then have had notice.

Lodged by: QSM LAW, Suite 3, 3 Heaslop Street, Woolloongabba, Qld 4121.

REICHEL, BRONIA


BRONIA REICHEL late of ‘Aminya Nursing Home’ 10 West Terrace, Caloundra, 4551 Queensland

(formerly of 15 Juno Drive, Aroona, in the State of Queensland) deceased, will be made by DANUSIA

JOAN BIRD (also known as DIANE JOAN BIRD) to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.







Applicant’s Solicitor: CALOUNDRA LAW, 2 Ormuz Avenue, Caloundra, Qld 4551.

RIPPS, JOCELYN

After 14 days from today an application for a Grant of Probate of the Will dated 1 October 1982 of

JOCELYN RIPPS, late of McDonald House, 2A Fitzpatrick Street, Oakey, Queensland, deceased, will

be made by STEVEN PHILLIP RIPPS and JEFFREY NEVILLE RIPPS to the Supreme Court at

Brisbane.


All creditors or others having a claim against the estate are required to send particulars of their claims

to the applicants’ solicitors within six (6) weeks from the date of publication of this notice. By virtue of

section 67 of the Trust Act 1973 a personal representative or trustee may, after six (6) weeks from the

date of publication of this notice, distribute the estate of the deceased having regard only to those

claims of which the trustee then has notice.

Lodged by Applicants’ Solicitors: BERNAYS LAWYERS, Level 2, 516 Ruthven Street, Toowoomba, Q

4350.


SACHNOWSKY, STEVEN


STEVEN SACHNOWSKY, late of 13 Kroll Street, Kippa-ring in the State of Queensland, deceased will

be made by SUSAN BROWN and CHRISTINE PRESTON to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.







Lodged by: JHK LEGAL, Level 5, 307 Queen Street, Brisbane, Qld 4000.

SAINTY, GRANT NEIL

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the Will dated 27 October 2004 and

the Codicil dated 1 October 2008 of GRANT NEIL SAINTY late of 27 Cypress Court, Minyama in the

State of Queensland, deceased will be made TRUDY ANNE SAINTY to the Supreme Court at

Brisbane.







Lodged by: LEVER LAW SOLICITORS of 9/175 Ocean Drive, Twin Waters, Qld 4564.

SARGENT, JONATHAN

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of letters of administration on intestacy of

JONATHAN SARGENT late of 189-4 Oaza Shimomakuri Koshigaya City Saitama Japan, deceased,

will be made by WAKANA NAGANO to the Supreme Court at Townsville.







Lodged by: HARDING LEGAL, PO Box 743, Southport, Qld 4215.

SCARR, MAXWELL

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the Will dated 6 June 2019 of

MAXWELL SCARR late of Glasshouse Views Aged Care, 96 Peachester Road, Beerwah in the State

of Queensland deceased will be made by ELIZABETH MARGARET OONG to the Supreme Court at

Brisbane.







Lodged by: GARY S ROLFE SOLICITORS, 23/42-44 King Street, Caboolture, Qld.


SCHMOCKER, SANTINA MARY

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of probate of the will dated 19 December 2019 of

SANTINA MARY SCHMOCKER late of 8713 Bunya Highway, Kumbia, Queensland, deceased, will be

made by MALCOLM JOHN SCHMOCKER to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.







Lodged by: J.A. CARROLL SOLICITORS, 132-134 Haly Street, Kingaroy, Qld 4610.

SCHULTZ, GWENETH ALISA (also known as GWENNETH ALISA SCHULTZ)

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of probate of the Will dated 2nd April 2014 of

GWENETH ALISA SCHULTZ (also known as GWENNETH ALISA SCHULTZ) late of St Pauls Villa,

59 Main Avenue, Bardon, Brisbane in the State of Queensland formerly of 9 Belmont Crescent,

Paddington Brisbane in the State of Queensland deceased will be made by ROBYN MAREE BLOM

and ROSALIND GAIL WHITE to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.


All creditors and other persons having a claim against the estate of the deceased are hereby required

to send in particulars of their claims to the applicant’s solicitors within six (6) weeks from the date of

publication of this notice at the expiration of which time the applicant will proceed to distribute the

assets of the testatrix among the persons entitled thereto having regard only to the claims of which the

applicant shall then have had notice.

Lodged by: MINES & ASSOCIATES, Solicitors, 969 Hamilton Road, McDowall, Brisbane, Qld 4053.

SHEARER, ALEXIA DULCIE

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of probate of the Will dated 4th April 2003 of

ALEXIA DULCIE SHEARER late of Clive Burdeu Aged Care Service, 46 Middle Road, Hillcrest in the

State of Queensland, but formerly of 7 Marnham Street, Acacia Ridge in the State of Queensland,

deceased will be made by JANETTE FRANCES BUCKMAN to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.


All creditors in the estate of the deceased are hereby required to send in particulars of their claim to

the undersigned within six weeks from the date hereof, at the expiration of which time the said

applicant will proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased among the persons entitled thereto

having regard only to the claims of which the said applicant shall then have had notice.

Lodged by: FORD DUELL & CO., Solicitors, Elizabeth Street, Acacia Ridge, Qld 4110.

SHEEHAN, JOHN MCCORD


JOHN MCCORD SHEEHAN late of St Johns Residential Aged Care, 11 Exmouth Street, Toowong, in

the state of Queensland deceased will be made by ANDREW SHEEHAN to the Supreme Court at

Brisbane.







Lodged by: ANDREW SHEEHAN, 6 Norman St, Fig Tree Pocket, Qld 4069 (Applicant).


SHEPPARD, JOYCE

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the Will dated 4 September 2019 of

JOYCE SHEPPARD late of 24 Sunset Drive, Noosa Heads in the State of Queensland deceased will

be made by MARK WALTER BRAULT and LYNETTE LEE BLACKMORE to the Supreme Court at

Brisbane.



particulars of that claim to the applicant’s Solicitors named below within 6 weeks of the date of this

notice. At the end of that period, the applicant will distribute the assets of the Deceased among the

persons entitled to those assets. In doing so and relying on Section 67 of the Trusts Act 1973, the


Lodged by: MCCORMICK LAWYERS, Suite 13, “Noosa Professional Centre”, 1 Lanyana Way, Noosa

Heads, Q 4567.

SILVER, HEATHER MAY

After 14 days from today an application for a Grant of Probate of the Will dated 12th November 2004

of HEATHER MAY SILVER late of Forest Lake Lodge, 12 Tewantin Way, Forest Lake in the State of

Queensland, Deceased, will be made by ROBYN LYNETTE SMERDON to the Supreme Court at

Brisbane.


Any creditor and all other persons having a claim against the estate of the Deceased are hereby

required to send in particulars of their claims to the undersigned within six weeks from the date hereof

at the expiration of which time, pursuant to Section 67 of the Trusts Act 1973, the Applicant will

proceed to distribute the assets of the abovenamed Deceased among the persons entitled thereto,

having regard only to the claims of which the Applicant shall then have had notice.

Lodged by: EDSER LAWYERS of Level 1, ‘Sherwood Central’, 686 Sherwood Road, Sherwood,

Brisbane in the State of Queensland.

SMALLEY, THOMAS TERENCE

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the will dated 22nd September 2018

of THOMAS TERENCE SMALLEY late of Cornubia Aged Care Facility, Infinite Care, 144 Beenleigh

Redland Bay Road, Cornubia, Queensland deceased will be made by CATHERINE ANNE SMALLEY




the undersigned within six (6) weeks from the date hereof at the expiration of which time CATHERINE

ANNE SMALLEY (“the Applicant”) will proceed to distribute the estate of the deceased among the


notice.

Lodged by: INGWERSEN & LANSDOWN, 1065 Gold Coast Highway, Palm Beach, Qld 4221.

SMITH, CHRISTIAN NORMAN

After 14 days from today an application for a Grant of Probate of the Will dated 3rd November 1991 of

CHRISTIAN NORMAN SMITH Late of 10 Glenealy Street, Bracken Ridge, in the State of Queensland,

deceased will be made by JO-ANNE LEIGH SMITH to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.


Any person having any claim, whether as creditor or beneficiary or otherwise, against the Estate are

required to send particulars of their claim to the Applicant’s solicitors within six (6) weeks of the date of

publication of this Notice at the expiration of which time, pursuant to section 67 of the Trusts Act 1973

the Applicant’s will proceed to distribute the assets of the Testator among the persons entitled thereto

having regard only to the claims of which the said Applicants shall then have had notice.

Lodged by: COLWELL LYONS LAWYERS, 1341 Gympie Road, Aspley 4034.


SMITH, HELEN ISABEL

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the Will dated 28 March 2012 of

HELEN ISABEL SMITH late of Unit 2003, ‘The Village at Yeronga’, 15 Cansdale Street, Yeronga in

the State of Queensland will be made by RODNEY KENNETH DAVID SMITH and WARREN

LEONARD ABEL to the Supreme Court of Queensland at Brisbane.


Any creditor or other person who has a claim on the estate of the deceased is required to send the

particulars of that claim to the Applicant’s Solicitor within six weeks of the date of this notice. At the

end of that period, the Applicant will proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased among the


Applicant will have regard only to the claims which they shall then have had notice.

Lodged by: DENISE MAXWELL, SOLICITOR, 30 Shottery Street, Yeronga, Qld 4104.

SMITH, VERONICA


VERONICA SMITH late of Nazarene Nursing Home, 25-39 Higgs Street Rothwell, formerly of 366

Webster Road Stafford Heights Queensland, deceased, will be made by DEBORAH ANNE FINNEY &

KEITH FREDERICK SMITH to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.







Lodged by: JOHN HEALY & CO, 21 Keilar Court, Everton Hills, Qld 4053.

SPENCER, EDWARD

After 14 days from today an Application for a Grant of Probate of the Will dated 14th day of November

2007 of EDWARD SPENCER late of Opal Varsity Rise, 12 Lake Street, Varsity Lakes in the State of

Queensland formerly of 4/1371, Gold Coast Highway, Palm Beach in the State of Queensland,

deceased will be made by JOHN EDWARD SPENCER to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.







Lodged by: SHANE ELLIS LEGAL GROUP, PO Box 3366, Robina Town Centre, Qld 4230 (Solicitors

for the Applicant).


SPROGIS, OLWIN (also known as OLWYN SPROGIS and OLWEN SPROGIS)

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the Will dated 8 February 2013 of

OLWIN SPROGIS also known as OLWYN SPROGIS and OLWEN SPROGIS late of Villa 159 Allora

Gardens, 22 Allora Drive, Maroochydore in the State of Queensland deceased will be made by

JANELLE ANN PATRICIA BYRNE and DEBORAH KAY HOWARD to the Supreme Court of









STAGG, PETER ARTHUR WILLIAM

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of probate of the will dated 20 July 2010 of PETER

ARTHUR WILLIAM STAGG late of Kolan Gardens Aged Care Services, 6C Mulgrave Street, Gin Gin,

Queensland, deceased, will be made by JULIE ANN MURPHY to the Supreme Court at

Rockhampton.







Date of Death: 11 June 2020.

Lodged by: PAYNE BUTLER LANG SOLICITORS, 2 Targo Street (PO Box 649), Bundaberg, Qld

4670.

STEPHAN, TREVOR LLOYD

After 14 days from today an application for a Grant of Probate of the Will dated 28 February 2007 of

TREVOR LLOYD STEPHAN, late of Colthup Home, 39 Thorn Street, Ipswich, Queensland deceased

will be made by CAROLYN ANN SCHULTZ, MICHELLE KAY BOETTCHER, and DEBORAH ANN

RUTHENBERG to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.







Lodged by: WALKER PENDER GROUP PTY LTD, Level 1, 28 Ipswich City Mall, Ipswich, Qld 4305

(Solicitors for the Applicant).


STIRLING, SANDRA LILLIAN


SANDRA LILLIAN STIRLING late of 27 Tully Street, Bongaree, in the State of Queensland, deceased,

will be made by LEE-ANN KOOL, LYN MARION MATHERS, and BLAIR JASON STIRLING (also

known as BLAIR JASON KOOL) to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.


Any creditor or other person who has a claim on the Estate of the deceased is required to send

particulars of that claim to the applicants’ solicitors named below within six (6) weeks of the date of

this notice. At the end of that period, the applicants will distribute the assets of the deceased among

the persons entitled to those assets. In doing so, and relying on Section 67 of the Trusts Act 1973, the


Lodged by: SKC LAWYERS, Suite 5, 152 Woogaroo Street, Forest Lake, Qld 4078.

THOMSON, AMANDA


AMANDA THOMSON late of Arcare North Lakes, 65 Endeavour Boulevard, North Lakes, in the State

of Queensland, formerly of 52 McLennan Street, Woody Point, in the State of Queensland, deceased,

will be made by CHRISTINE JEWEL RAFTER to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.







Lodged by: HARRISONSLAW, Solicitors, 243 Oxley Avenue, Margate, Qld 4019.

TILLEY, UNA DORIS

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the will dated 1 October 2012 of UNA

DORIS TILLEY late of Blue Care Kirrahaven Aged Care, 5 Appel Street, Kirra, Queensland deceased

will be made by ROBYN DIANNE HAYES and KEVIN LAWRENCE STEWART TILLEY to the




the undersigned within six (6) weeks from the date hereof at the expiration of which time ROBYN

DIANNE HAYES and KEVIN LAWRENCE STEWART TILLEY (“the Applicants”) will proceed to

distribute the estate of the deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the

claims of which the Applicant shall then have had notice.

Lodged by: INGWERSEN & LANSDOWN, 1065 Gold Coast Highway, Palm Beach, Qld 4221.

TONKIN, JOAN


JOAN TONKIN, late of Kewarra Aged Care, 110-124 Cottesloe Drive, Kewarra Beach in the State of

Queensland, deceased, will be made by STEPHEN RONALD EDWARDS, MURRAY ROBERT

EDWARDS, and CAROL ANN GRAHAM to the Supreme Court at Cairns.



particulars of that claim to the applicant’s solicitors named below not later than 6 weeks of the date of

this notice. At the end of that period, the applicant will distribute the assets of the deceased among the


applicant will have regard only to the claims which have been notified to the applicant.

Lodged by: O’CONNOR LAW, 29 Lake Street, Cairns, Qld 4870.


TOWNSEND, RAYMOND HERBERT


RAYMOND HERBERT TOWNSEND late of 5A Turner Street, Ipswich in the State of Queensland,

deceased will be made by KERRYN RAE TOWNSEND to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.


Any creditor, beneficiary or other person having any claim or claims in respect of the estate of

RAYMOND HERBERT TOWNSEND, deceased, late of 5A Turner Street, Ipswich in the State of

Queensland, who died on 22 June 2020, is required to send particulars of any such claim or claims to

the undersigned within six (6) weeks from the date hereof at the expiration of which time KERRYN

RAE TOWNSEND (“the Applicant”) will proceed to distribute the estate of the deceased among the


notice.

Lodged by: MCNAMARA LAW, 88 Limestone Street, Ipswich.

UREN, TIMOTHY PAUL


TIMOTHY PAUL UREN, late of 36 Frasers Rd Mitchelton 4053 deceased will be made by DEREK

KEITH UREN to the Supreme Court at Brisbane .


Lodged by: DEREK KEITH UREN, 12 Lindsay St, Loganholme 4129.

WATTS, JAMES DESMOND

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of probate of the Will dated 12 December 2016 of

JAMES DESMOND WATTS late of 10 Newman Street, Cooktown, Queensland, deceased, will be

made by JANET CATHERINE KELLY to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.





persons entitled to those assets. In doing so, and relying on Section 67 of the Trusts Act 1973 (Qld),

the applicant will have regard only to the claims of which the applicant has received notice.

Lodged by: DONALD PORTBURY & CO SOLICITORS & NOTARY PUBLIC, Suite 23, Cooloola

Centre, 97 Poinciana Avenue, Tewantin, Qld 4565.

WATTS, JUDITH AILEEN

After 14 days from today an application for a Grant of probate of the will dated 13th March 2001 of the

late JUDITH AILEEN WATTS of 10 Capella Street, Coorparoo in the State of Queensland, deceased,

will be made by ALLAN LESLIE WATTS to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.






applicants will have regard only to the claims which have been notified to him.

Lodged by: GRASSO SEARLES ROMANO LAWYERS, Level 1, 322 Old Cleveland Road, Coorparoo,

Qld 4151.


WATTS, MARGARET ANDREA


MARGARET ANDREA WATTS, late of Infinite Care Mount Lofty, 69 Stuart Street, Harlaxton,

Toowoomba, Queensland, deceased, will be made by SUSAN JOY HANSEN and KIM MARGARET

WATTS to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.


All creditors or others having a claim against the estate are required to send particulars of their claims

to the applicants’ solicitors within six (6) weeks from the date of publication of this notice. By virtue of

section 67 of the Trust Act 1973 a personal representative or trustee may, after six (6) weeks from the

date of publication of this notice, distribute the estate of the deceased having regard only to those

claims of which the trustee then has notice.

Lodged by Applicants’ Solicitors: BERNAYS LAWYERS, Level 2, 516 Ruthven Street, Toowoomba, Q

4350.

WILLIAMS, JOHN CHARLES EVAN

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of probate of the will dated 26th September 2018 of

JOHN CHARLES EVAN WILLIAMS late of Unit 4, 16 Metro Crescent, Oxenford in the State of

Queensland, deceased, will be made by RENEE MAREE GIBSON to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.







Lodged by: DUFFY LAWYERS, Suite 11, 13 Karp Court, Bundall, Qld 4217.

WILSON, ANTHONY


ANTHONY WILSON late of 23 Booval Street, Booval in the State of Queensland deceased, will be

made by JOHN ANTHONY DEVINE to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.







Lodged by: M.A. KENT & ASSOCIATES, 47 Ellenborough Street, Ipswich, Qld 4305.

WILSON, BARBARA BERICE

After 14 days from today an application for a Grant of Probate of the Will dated 19th May 2016 of

BARBARA BERICE WILSON, formerly of 2 Donnington Street Carindale in the State of Queensland

and late of 20 Bufalino Street Parkinson Brisbane in the State of Queensland, deceased will be made

by MYLES GERARD MURPHY of Brisbane Solicitor to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.

You may object to the Grant by lodging a caveat in that registry.

All creditors in the Estate of the deceased are hereby required to send in particulars of their claim to

the undersigned within six (6) weeks of the date hereof, at the expiration of which time the said

Executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased among the persons entitled thereto,

having regard only to the claims of which the said Executor shall then have had notice.

Lodged by: MGM SOLICITORS, 33 Banksia Avenue, Ashgrove, Brisbane, Qld 4060.


WONG, WANDA HELEN

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the will dated 5 June 2015 of WANDA

HELEN WONG late of 128 Ansell Road, Witta Qld 4552 deceased will be made by NATHANIEL

ALEXANDER WONG and QUENTIN ANTHONY WONG to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.







Lodged by: NATHANIEL ALEXANDER WONG, PO Box 389, Virginia, Qld 4014.

WOOD, DAPHNE OLIVE

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the will dated 29 July 1975 of

DAPHNE OLIVE WOOD late of 10A Badelona Street, Cranbrook, Townsville in the State of

Queensland and formerly of 7 Leigh Street, West End, Townsville in the State of Queensland

deceased will be made by MATTHEW PETER WOOD and KAYLENE MARGARET HALE to the





of which time, pursuant to Section 67 of the Trusts Act 1973, the Applicants will proceed to distribute


which the said Applicants shall then have had notice.

Lodged by: THE ESTATE LAWYERS, Level 5, 239 George Street, Brisbane, Qld 4000.

WOODGATE, CHRISTOPHER PAUL

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of letters of administration with the Will dated 18th

May 2010 of CHRISTOPHER PAUL WOODGATE late of 14 Carloch Street, Holland Park West in the

State of Queensland, deceased, will be made by TANYA JAYE WOODGATE to the Supreme Court at

Brisbane.







Lodged by: DUFFY LAWYERS, Suite 11, 13 Karp Court, Bundall, Qld 4217.

WOODS, BETTY ALEXANDRA WESTCOTT

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the will dated 1 June 2017 of BETTY

ALEXANDRA WESTCOTT WOODS late of St Mary’s Aged Care, 31 Verdon Street, Pelican Waters,

Queensland deceased will be made by HEATHER ANN DUTNEY to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.








for the Applicant).


WOOLL, NOELENE JOY


NOELENE JOY WOOLL of Opal Aged Care, 100 Wardoo Street, Ashmore in the State of Queensland

deceased will be made by CRAIG STUART DICKSON to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.




weeks after the date of publication of this Notice, after which date, under section 67 Trusts Act 1973,

the Applicant will distribute the Estate of the Deceased having regard only to the claims of which the


Lodged by: SHORT PUNCH & GREATORIX, 120 Bundall Road, Bundall, Qld 4217.

WRIGHT, JOYCE HARRISON



Deceased: JOYCE HARRISON WRIGHT.

Last Address: Aloaka Lodge, 52 Taylor Street, Kilcoy Queensland.

Address in Will: Unit 1, 7 McWilliam Close, Labrador, Queensland.

Applicant: STEVEN HARRISON of 195 Franks Road, Blackbutt, Queensland.

Grant: Probate of the Will dated 19 February 2002.

Caveat: If you wish to object to or to be heard upon the application for Probate of the Will of JOYCE

HARRISON WRIGHT (deceased), you may file a caveat in the Supreme Court registry mentioned

above at any time before the grant is made.

Creditors: All creditors of the Estate are required to send particulars of their claim to the Applicant’s

Solicitors within six (6) weeks of the date of publication of this notice.

Date of Death: 16 April 2020.

Applicant Solicitors: MCLAUGHLINS LAWYERS, PO Box 8870, GCMC, Bundall, Qld 9726, Level 1B,

9 Ouyan Street, Bundall, Qld 4217.

YOUNG, ERROL THOMAS

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Letters of Administration with the will dated 19

July 2016 of ERROL THOMAS YOUNG Deceased, late of Unit 12, 20 Alexander Street, Innisfail

Estate in the State of Queensland will be made by THOMAS ERROL YOUNG to the Supreme Court at

Brisbane.


All the creditors, beneficiaries or any other person having a claim in respect of the estate of the

abovenamed deceased are required to send particulars of their claim to the applicant’s solicitors within

six weeks from the date hereof at the expiration of which time the said applicant will proceed to

distribute the assets of the deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the

claims of which the said applicant shall then have had notice.

Lodged by: ROBERT MAGGS, PO Box 777, Nundah, Qld 4012.


ZAMBERGS, ERNA MARIA (also known as ERNA MARIJA ALVINA ZAMBERGS)

In the Will of ERNA MARIA ZAMBERGS (also known as ERNA MARIJA ALVINA ZAMBERGS)

deceased.



Deceased: ERNA MARIA ZAMBERGS (also known as ERNA MARIJA ALVINA ZAMBERGS).

Last Address: Opal Abbey Gardens Aged Care, 69 – 71 Caboolture River Road, Morayfield in the

State of Queensland.

Address in Will: 1/19 Bluefin Court, Noosaville in the State of Queensland.

Applicant(s): RAYMOND JOHN ZAMBERGS and SELGA MARTA LUSINK.

Grant: Probate of the will dated 16 April 2010.

Caveat: If you wish to object to or to be heard upon the application, you may file a caveat in the

Supreme Court registry mentioned above at any time before the grant is made.

Creditors: All creditors of the estate are required to send particulars of their claim to the Applicant’s

solicitors within forty two (42) days from the date of publication of this notice, after which date the

Applicant/s may distribute the estate having regard only to the claims of which the Applicant/s have

notice of at the time of distribution.

Applicant(s) Solicitors: ANDREW MORRIS LEGAL PTY LTD, 777 Eumundi Noosa Road, Doonan, Qld

4562.

ZAMPIERI, NINO

After 14 days from today an application for a grant of Probate of the Will dated the 28th day of May

1996 of NINO ZAMPIERI late of 5 Illoura Place Tewantin Queensland deceased will be made by

EMMA CARMEL ZAMPIERI & LOUISE ANNE KLARWEIN (previously ZAMPIERI) to the Supreme

Court at Brisbane.


Any creditors, beneficiaries or other persons having any claim against the estate of the deceased are

required to send in particulars of their claim to the Applicants’ Solicitors within six (6) weeks from the

date hereof at the expiration of which time, pursuant to Section 67 of the Trusts Act 1973, the

Executrices will proceed to distribute the assets of the Testator among the persons entitled thereto,

having regard only to the claims of which the Executrices shall then have had notice.

Lodged by: CHRIS REEVE & CO, SOLICITORS, PO Box 42, Tewantin, Qld 4565.

ZOLLNER, MARTIN LEO


MARTIN LEO ZOLLNER late of Lower Burdekin Home for the Aged, Chippendale Street, Ayr in the

State of Queensland, deceased will be made by BRIAN MARTIN ZOLLNER and CHRISTINE

HOMEWOOD to the Supreme Court at Townsville.







Lodged by: RUDDY, TOMLINS & BAXTER, 126 Young Street, Ayr, Qld 4807.


PUBLIC NOTICES Notice of Intention to Apply for Admission

to the Legal Profession

EVANS, VANESSA JANE

I, VANESSA JANE EVANS of 33 Yarrilee Circuit, Dundowran being Law Graduate at Gayler Lega l

and formerly Conveyancer at Carswell & Company, intend to apply to the Supreme Court at Brisbane

on the 27 day of jULY 20 to be admitted to the legal profession under the Legal Profession Act 2007

(Qld).

Any objection to my admission must state the objector’s name, contact details, and grounds for the

objection in writing and be signed, dated and lodged with the Legal Practitioners Admissions Board, at

GPO Box 1785, Brisbane Qld 4001, or by email to [email protected] not later than 4 p.m. on 17

day of July 2020.

Dated this 9 day of June 2020.

GABRIEL, CATHERINE ANNE

I, CATHERINE ANNE GABRIEL of Hall Payne Lawyers, 27 Peel Street, South Brisbane, Queensland,

4101 being a current Law Graduate at Hall Payne Lawyers and formerly a Senior Claims Officer at the

Queensland Government Insurance Fund, Paralegal at Maurice Blackburn Lawyers, Law Clerk at

Shine Lawyers, Paralegal at Kerin Lawyers, Student at the College of Law (Queensland) and Student

at the University of Southern Queensland, intend to apply to the Supreme Court at Brisbane on the

27th day of July 2020 to be admitted to the legal profession under the Legal Profession Act 2007

(Qld).



GPO Box 1785, Brisbane Qld 4001, or by email to [email protected] not later than 4 p.m. on

17th day of July 2020.

JACKSON, CLEOPATRA SENZENI

I, CLEOPATRA SENZENI JACKSON of 2941 The Parkway Sanctuary Cove 4212 Qld being a Law

Graduate at Cronin Miller Litigation and formaerly a student of the Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice

at Bond University; formamerly a student of the Master of Laws at Bond University; formaerly a

student of the Bachelor of Laws at the University Of Adeliade, Bond University and Queensland

University of Technology, intend to apply to the Supreme Court at Brisbane on the 27th day of July

2020 to be admitted to the legal profession under the Legal Profession Act 2007 (Qld).




day of July 2020.

LESLIE, CLAUDIA MARIE

I, CLAUDIA MARIE LESLIE of Level 1/ 131 Dehnam Street, Townsville Queensland 4810 being a

Legal Graduate at Keir Steele Wladon Lawyers and Formally a Student of the Bachelor of Laws

(Honours) at James Cook University, intend to apply to the Supreme Court at Townsville on the 7th

day of August 2020 to be admitted to the legal profession under the Legal Profession Act 2007 (Qld).






RUSSO, ISABELLA BERNADETTE

I, ISABELLA BERNADETTE RUSSO of 817 Flinders Street, Townsville, Qld 4810 being formerly a

student of the Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice at the Queensland University of Technology, intend

to apply to the Supreme Court at Townsville on the 7th day of August 2020 to be admitted to the legal

profession under the Legal Profession Act 2007 (Qld).





Dated this 7th day of July 2020.

WATERSON, JESSICA LOUISE

I, JESSICA LOUISE WATERSON of Ground Floor, 150 Walker Street, Townsville, Qld, 4810 being

current law graduate at Crosby Brosnan Creen Lawyers and formerly a student of the Graduate

Diploma in Legal Practice at Queensland University of Technology, intend to apply to the Supreme

Court at Townsville on the 7 day of August 2020 to be admitted to the legal profession under the Legal

Profession Act 2007 (Qld).




day of July 20.

Dated this 9th day of July 2020.


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