SEVENTY five local children are learning about their Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander roots through a community club which has been an integral part of the community for decades. Mununjali JJ (Jabu Jabuny) Club is so popular they have divided the children into two groups, meeting once a week after […]
ISN’T it fascinating to see the evolution of an old building? If only the walls of Beaudesert’s good old Logan and Albert Hotel could talk, I’m sure they’d have some stories to tell.
DID you know the Beaudesert Bulletin is a small businesses funded by advertising? For those in the know about newspapers this fact shouldn’t come as a surprise, but as we round out 2025 Small Business Month, I thought I’d take the opportunity to share a bit about us as a […]
The old Beaudesert Uniting Church building caught my eye from this angle as a storm rolled in late one afternoon. There is something fascinating about old buildings, and I feel lucky to walk past this specimen more often since we shifted offices to William Street.
I’LL be honest with you – it feels hard to work out where to even start when writing about domestic violence, so let’s begin with a summary of what we know. Each May, Queensland marks Domestic and Family Violence (DFV) Prevention Month. The point is to raise awareness of domestic […]
THE parkrun course which locals finally secured after a decade of advocacy is closed until further notice due to relentlessly boggy conditions and flood damage. Beaudesert’s Jeune Park parkrun, the free weekly 5km paddock run behind Spring Creek Estate, was meant to mark its first birthday in late April but […]
Barney Creek looked like an oil painting over the Easter Long Weekend. It was worth braving the cold water to feel rejuvenated and somewhat clean while bush camping.
LOCAL tourism organisation Destination Scenic Rim is advocating to make it easier for small businesses across industries to handle regulatory requirements and crushing costs they face working with government. The membership-based group is leading the way not just on behalf of its 152 members but in conjunction with others in […]
IS Kmart the new op shop? It might sound like a strange question, but I can explain. Recently, not for the first time, I saw a Facebook comments section flooded with calls for Beaudesert to get a Kmart. It was in response to our story about a proposed development on […]
LOCAL creatives are being urged to tender concepts for public artworks to enhance a new nature-based water play space in the middle of Beaudesert. The water play space is going in the newly revitalised Davidson Park and Council is calling for concepts of artworks capturing the character of the Scenic […]
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