Australian researchers are peering into the future to prepare for tomorrow’s biggest biosecurity risks. The Centre of Excellence for Biosecurity Risk Analysis (CEBRA) has developed forecasting models that analyse changing climates and international trade flows to determine which pests will hit Australia hardest over the coming decades. The CEBRA team […]
WITHIN the Museum is an assortment of around 30 glass Christmas ornaments, used by a local family. They were thought to be made in c1860s. These delicate objects are a reminder of times past when we couldn’t just go and buy what was wanted – there was little available – […]
‘Mercy is the action of doing something about the suffering in our world’. In a world, full of war and waste – country is calling to us: Mercy. Mercy. Mercy. More than ever before, mercy is what our world needs, especially this Christmas. He gives us courage to heal the […]
These ancient grass trees rise grandly from the side of Christmas Creek Road like a year-round festivity for nature lovers. They don’t look anything like traditional Christmas trees, of course, but they bring good cheer to those of us who appreciate the magnificence of the Australian bush.
THE key to maintaining the drive and energy of any sporting club rests in the hands of its most dedicated members. These members are those who stick with the cause for years and are always willing to put their hand up for any position or volunteer for any job. Eighty-three […]
THERE is still time to enter the Support our CBD shop local giveaway in support of Beaudesert businesses being impacted by ongoing roadworks. There is a $500 cash prize up for grabs, donated by Scenic Rim MP Jon Krause, vouchers donated by participating businesses and other prizes. To enter, shoppers […]
WHIDDON is thrilled to announce the well-deserved recipients of its prestigious scholarship program, which aims to enrich the careers of employees and elevate the standards of care in the aged care sector. This year, 20 recipients across Whiddon’s care homes, including two from Whiddon Beaudesert, have been awarded scholarships to […]
JACQUIE Hapgood has been a proud owner of Native Bees for the past two years. After purchasing domesticated native bees, she soon found wild native bees creating their hive in the trunk of her yucca plant. Instead of kicking them out, she welcomed them in with an eduction box. “We […]
MARGARET Manthey lived a life dedicated to her family and to her community. She is probably best known in Beaudesert for her strong commitment to the Beaudesert Scouts, who she tirelessly supported as Group Leader. She became involved with the local Scouting group in 2010 when her grandchildren began attending […]
ADVOCATES for Beaudesert Pig and Calf Saleyards are urging the community to speak up when public consultation reopens on December 16. It is a saga dating back to 2020 when auctioneers Hayes and Co found out Council would not renew their lease. The site has been vacant since the final […]
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