The stamp community item appears to be about a rare 1937 2d NSW Sesquicentennial “koala in a tree” variety , not a mystery person, and the forum result links it to a positional block and colour flaw rather than a Queensland woman.

What the post seems to mean

  • The key stamp being discussed is the 1937 2d Sesquicentenary issue.
  • The “koala in a tree ” wording refers to a well-known flaw/variety in that issue.
  • The forum snippet describes it as a rare positional block of 20 in used condition, which is why stamp collectors are interested.

Likely interpretation

The phrase in your query looks like a rough search string combining several ideas:

  • a woman in Queensland,
  • two used 1937 NSW 2d red sesqui stamps,
  • the “koala up a tree” error,
  • and a June 2026 timeframe.

From the available result, the strongest match is simply a stamp-collector discussion about a rare Australian variety , not a verified news story about an identified woman.

Public context

A separate stamp listing also confirms that the 1937 NSW 2d red issue exists as a known Australian pre-decimal stamp, with official/variety references appearing in catalogue-style sources.

TL;DR: this looks like a philately thread about the 1937 2d Sesquicentennial koala-in-tree variety , and I do not have evidence from the result that it is about a specific named woman in Queensland.