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NewsScenic Rim Farm Gate Trail this Sunday
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Paws up for Vets on World Vet Day
27/04/2024
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Australians are being encouraged to pass on their paw-fect praise and thanks to the more than 25,000* vets nationwide who help care, support and nurture pets of all kinds. Vets help care for more than 28 million household animals across Australia, including cats and dogs, which make up more than […]
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Scenic Rim Farm Gate Trail this Sunday
26/04/2024
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The first highly anticipated Scenic Rim Farm Gate Trail of the year is here! Farmers, growers, producers, winemakers, brewers, distillers and flavour-makers across the Scenic Rim Region welcome locals and tourists to taste the fresh local produce and celebrate the dedicated artisans of the region. From gin tasting, to alpaca […]
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Campdraft friendships
25/04/2024
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It could be called the friendliest of equine sports and the atmosphere of Beaudesert Campdraft would be testament to that. A uniquely Australian sport, campdrafting requires where a rider to cut out a steer or heifer from six to ten the cattle in the ‘camp’ and bring that beast to […]
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First Nations people feature in Anzac Day
25/04/2024
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THE strong First Nations community in Beaudesert was evident at today’s Anzac Day Dawn service, with Mununjali man Jarred Fogarty playing didgeridoo. The haunting tones added to the sombre atmosphere as hundreds of people gathered to pay their respects. Anzac Day services across the Scenic Rim have attracted record crowds.
