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Defib in Gatton

Gatton Lions Club purchased a defibrillator for Gatton’s IGA mall. Brett Qualischefski, Ralph Gurowski, IGA manager Jason Rayner, Marj Johansen, landlord Val Vaughan, and Lawrie Johansen at the handover on 26 April. Pictures: GRACE CRICHTON

A publically accessible defibrillator is now installed in Gatton, giving locals peace of mind and potentially saving a life. It […]

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