FROM a young boy attending Tamborine Mountain Primary School and looking across the road at the white church every day, Nikolai Bray has come full circle. As drummer in the Brisbane-based band Worm Girlz, Nikolai Bray took the group back to his family’s roots to shoot the video for I’m […]
TAMBORINE Mountain Creative Arts Centre will welcome celebrated author, textile artist and teacher Alysn Midgelow Marsden, as she presents a three day workshop at the Creative Arts Centre in Wongawallan Rd from March 19-21. Entitled Bark Metal and Form the workshop brings together surface exploration and simple construction using metal cloth, textiles, paper and stitch, […]
You can’t help but appreciate the scent of frangipani flowers on a balmy Beaudesert morning. To me the smell represents summer, like rain on freshly mowed grass or a sun ripened mango plucked straight from a backyard tree.
SCENIC Rim Regional Council’s new Certified Agreement remains on hold as discussions continue over identified wage underpayments affecting some employees. Representatives from The Services Union met with Council CEO and senior management on Thursday February 5 for the first time in 2026 to discuss progress on resolving discrepancies in the […]
PREPARATIONS are well underway for the upcoming production of Urinetown The Musical, with cast and crew now deep into rehearsals as work continues across vocals, choreography and staging. Rehearsals have entered their third week, with director Julie Smith describing the progress so far as encouraging, particularly given many cast members […]
TAMBORINE Mountain Landcare has received a $23,000 grant from the Scenic Rim Regional Council’s Community Environmental Grants as part of their Biodiversity Strategy. The grant will allow the organisation to continue the environmental work across the mountain, which they have been doing since 2003. Recently the fruits of the volunteers’ […]
RIGHT in the heart of Tamborine Mountain, where community spirit thrives amidst lush landscapes, Tamborine Mountain Little Theatre (TMLT) is gearing up for a truly inclusive event that promises to connect residents old and new. “Join the Mountain Expo” will be more than just a gathering—taking place on Saturday March […]
LEADERS have expressed renewed hope for the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games rowing to be held at Wyaralong Dam. It comes in the wake of the 2026 Queensland Rowing Championships, which attracted top rowers to the Queensland State Rowing Centre at Wyaralong. The venue had previously been tipped to […]
STORMWATER flowing from the Spring Creek Estate across Telemon Street during heavy rain has sparked concerns about whether existing drainage infrastructure is coping with the pace of development. The stormwater, which has affected properties opposite the estate, has been partially mitigated through privately funded drainage and pipework. The Department of […]
I AM home again after my Antarctic adventure, and I find myself questioning the memory – were the views truly that breathtaking, the ice so impossibly pure, the wildlife so abundant? Yet a full camera roll and a boatload of memories reassure me that it all did, in fact, happen. […]
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