Canungra

By Ambre Whatley The beet family in my garden is looking particularly good at the moment.  Winter has a habit of doing that. With cool, crisp days, the stems and leaves become richer in colour, the root develops a deeper crimson, and the cold encourages sweeter, more flavoursome harvests.  It’s […]

By Di Ayscough Do you have a favourite picture or painting?  Perhaps it depends what you are thinking about when you recall a favourite image. For example, recalling family celebrations such as weddings, children or special events, will no doubt remind you of a particular photo you have.  After all […]

This month Rob Cus is recognised for his dedication, perseverance, and commitment to the exciting world of IGP dog sport. Rob joined the Scenic Rim Sportsdog Club in 2024, making the transition from the world of conformation showing to IGP—a significant change that required learning an entirely new discipline. Together […]

David Lahey, along with his ten siblings and parents Francis and Alicia Lahey, came to Australia on the barque “Bellissima” in 1862. They first settled in Brisbane, where David, the youngest child, attended Sherwood State School. The family moved to Pimpama in 1872 where he continued his schooling. David married […]

Christmas jumpers or t-shirts were the attire of choice at Canungra Chamber of Commerce’s Christmas in July event last month. Stewart Morris created Christmas cheers with his renditions of Christmas carols while a traditional Christmas dinner was enjoyed by all. The event raised over $7,841.31 to replace Christmas lights in […]

As winter kicks in and the temperature drops, come into Canungra Library for a cosy place to sit.   On display, they have a diverse collection of Winter Warmer cookbooks and an all-ages display celebrating all things trees for National Tree Day.   In August, Canungra Library will be celebrating Book Week […]

By Olivia Schoenauer Alex Berry was travelling through Canungra to work on the Gold Coast in March 2025 when his life changed in an instant. A serious car crash left him in critical condition, trapped in his vehicle and suffering multi-system trauma.  Over a year later, the Jimboomba local met […]

Alanis the hen is the friendliest of Eddie Borosak’s flock of Wyandotte chickens.  Eddie enjoys helping feed Alanis and her coop mates, collect their eggs and getting a daily snuggle with his feathered friends.  Wyandottes are a calm and sturdy breed, reliable layers and very happy to share a backyard […]

Tamlyn Geiger has worn many hats throughout her life – hairdresser, retailer, farmer’s wife, graphic designer and artist – with each role shaping her into the person she is today. Rather than seeing those experiences as detours, Tamlyn views them as stepping stones. “My pivotal moment is yet to come,” […]

Choosing a school is one of the biggest decisions parents make, but for Scenic Rim families it’s about more than academics. It’s about finding a place where children feel supported, inspired and connected to their community. The Scenic Rim offers a variety of education options, from small rural schools with […]