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QLD Pacific Island Cultural Carnival 2018 preview

The 2018 Queensland Pacific Island Cultural Carnival will be held this weekend at Bill Norris Oval – Beenleigh Multi Sports Complex. Rugby league fans are invited to come along and experience Queensland’s largest multicultural rugby league event.

The carnival celebrates the cultural heritage of Queensland based Pacific Island people, and all games will be played in a respectful manner.

The following countries will be represented at the 2018 QPICC tournament:

-       Tonga

-       Cook Islands

-       Maori

-       PNG

-       Samoa

-       Niue

-       Philippines

The participating age divisions are:

-       Open Men

-       Open Women

-       Under 18

-       Under 16

-       Under 14

-       Exhibition Matches – Girls Under 14 + Under 16

This event will also highlight the food and culture of the participating nations with Pasifika food, stalls, performances and more. The carnival is a drug and alcohol free family event, and rugby league fans of all ages are welcome to attend.

The opening ceremony for the carnival will commence on Friday evening at 6pm (October 26), with games taking place throughout the duration of the weekend. The QPICC finals will begin on Sunday morning (October 28). 

Entry Fee:

-       Gold coin donation for children aged 14 years and under

-       $5 for attendees over the age of 14

For more information about this event, please head to Queensland Pacific Island Cultural Carnival Facebook Page or alternatively Logan City Council website.

Download -> 2018_QPICC_DRAW_at 21.10.2018.pdf

Notable Players -> 2018_QPICC Playing Roster vs Competition Played.pdf

Summary of last year’s results and player award winners -> QPICC 2017 Summary

 

Date and Time: Friday 26th October 2018 5pm – 28th October 2018 5pm

Location: Beenleigh Multi Sports Complex – Bill Norris Oval

Address: 31 Boundary Street, Beenleigh

 

The QPICC is once again supported by Queensland Rugby League's SEQ Devision.  

Note: QPICC is a volunteer council that is represented by a member from each of the participating pacific nations that culturally collaborates and organises the appearance and style of each QPICC.

Acknowledgement of Country

Queensland Rugby League respects and honours the Traditional Custodians of the land and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and future. We acknowledge the stories, traditions and living cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples on the lands we meet, gather and play on.

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