WHEN I contacted Cheryl Ardrey and asked her if I could write a story on her life for our personality profile series she politely declined. “I am just an ordinary person, I really have nothing much to say,” she modestly said. After many years of journalism I had come to […]
IT’S hard to miss Rob Arthy when he is driving around the district. He’ll either be behind the wheel of the local school bus from Chinghee Creek or he’ll be in one of his family’s classic vintage cars. Rob’s heritage in the region dates back to the early 1900’s when […]
The Australian Department of Agriculture has confirmed there is no ban on importing United States beef. “Import conditions into Australia are currently available for beef products sourced from cattle born, raised and slaughtered in the United States (US),” a department statement read. “However, the US has not commenced trade under […]
The current conditions are good for crops and favourable for mice and as such farmers need to act now to minimise damage to crops, equipment and homes. Farmers need to be vigilant and should be continually inspecting paddocks for mice. The best way is to get out of your vehicle […]
THE Beaudesert Show Society is looking for its next ambassadors. A rule change by Queensland Ag Shows in recent years means nominations are now also open to married women and those with children. Passionate individuals have the opportunity to become the Beaudesert Showgirl (women 18 to 28 years), Junior Show […]
BEAUDESERT community groups, businesses and residents are sending a clear message during Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month that DFV is not ok. Councillors to champion the cause Councillors Jennifer Sanders and Kerri Cryer were selected as Council delegates to the Local Government Domestic and Family Violence Champions Network, known […]
NATIONAL Domestic Violence Remembrance Day on May 7 will be marked in the local region by a Candlelight Vigil at Jubilee Park. The vigil aims to honour and remember those who tragically lost their life due to domestic and family violence. It is also hoped it will serve as a platform […]
Kris Jennings delivers BEAUDESERT bulk haulage operator, Kris Jennings is making headline news for all the right reasons. It’s all because he wants to help out desperate farmers recently inundated by massive floodwaters in outback Queensland. His push to deliver much needed hay supplies to the farmers amazingly blew up […]
A PARTNERSHIP between the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry and a cooperative research centre will help Australian producers stay competitive in a low emissions future. Zero Net Emissions Agriculture Cooperative Research Centre (ZNE-Ag CRC) will receive $3m over 10 years to partner with the department on important work to […]
THE value of agriculture in 2025-26 is expected to be the third highest on record at $91 billion. Including fisheries and forestry, ABARES expects the sector to reach $98 billion, according to Executive Director Dr Jared Greenville. “While this is slightly down on an exceptional 2024-25, particularly strong results are […]
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