News from Beaudesert and surrounding areas
The Kerry Memorial Hall will come to life at a country dance with a twist on August 29. The event goes from 7pm to 11pm with tickets $15 at the door (children under 12 are free). Families are welcome, a light supper is included and there will be a licensed […]
Local farmers who have received national recognition for their outstanding products have used the win to advocate for a reduction in bureaucratic hurdles making it hard for farmers to branch out into agritourism. Tommerups Dairy Farm won the From the Dairy trophy at the 2026 Delicious Produce Awards for their […]
The Beaudesert Community Instrumental Music Ensemble – known as the Beaudesert Band-its – is gaining in popularity and experience since forming earlier this year. The local group received a warm welcome at Wongaburra Aged Care, where they impressed residents with a concert including three soloists and a saxophone quintet and […]
Jenny can now say it’s one of the best in Oz If you love to spread some crunchy peanut butter on a slice of hot toast in the morning we have some exciting news for you. A local small-batch food producer has just taken out the gold medal for her […]
In the three decades Ian Harrison has served as President of the Beaudesert Show Society, he has never served alone. The Beaudesert Bulletin caught up with Ian, his wife Sue and their children and grandchildren to reflect on the milestone ahead of the 2026 Beaudesert Show. Ian, a seventh-generation beef […]
The Give Big for Beaudesert event from Thursday September 3 to Saturday September 5, is giving the local community a wonderful chance to contribute to healthcare in the Scenic Rim region. Every donation to the Beaudesert Hospital Fund on September 3 will be doubled, for 24 hours only. On September […]
Fears of a property market downturn are not being reflected in Beaudesert’s housing market, according to local real estate agents. They say the district is experiencing a market correction, rather than a crash, as buyers become more cautious following the Federal Budget. Morris Property Principal Maz Morris said she had […]
By Cindy Lever The Bureau of Meteorology has officially declared El Nino and warns modelling suggests it could become the strongest weather event in recent times. Professor Sarah Perkins-Kirkpatrick from the Australian National University Fenner School of Environment and Society warned the current forecast for El Nino is in the […]
Adam Daggmarr is taking his passion for community into politics, launching an independent grassroots campaign for the Wright electorate at just 22 years old. With the next federal election not due until 2028, Adam is getting an early start on building his profile. Focused on community consultation, Adam said his […]
On April 14, 1901, the foundation stone was laid for the Beaudesert Convent School, now known as St Mary’s Catholic Primary School. Four months later, on August 19, the school officially opened its doors. Fast forward 125 years, generations of staff, students and the wider community are preparing to celebrate […]
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