BEAUDESERT business representatives continuing to call for bins at the northern end of the CBD say it is simply common sense to put bins where the litter is happening. There are no public bins on Brisbane Street north of Davidson Park despite that part of the CBD having the highest […]
POPPI the puppy is a gentle giant with a personality to match. At 16 weeks of age, the Dogue de Bordeaux (French Mastiff) already weighed in at 20 kilograms and she was expected to grow to more than 60 kilograms. Poppi fills the home of Kaiah Biggs, 10, and his […]
IF YOU engage in a conversation with the owner of the Beaudesert Cafe you may be interested in knowing you are chatting to a highly qualified veterinarian, And while Yen Vu will gladly speak about your pet and other farm animals, she would prefer you to ask her about the […]
AS the district prepares to celebrate its 150 year history the good news is we no longer have to try to pronounce or even spell Sesquicentennial for the entire year. The celebrations will now be simply known as B150. A new logo and name for Beaudesert’s big birthday was officially […]
Photo gallery below, photos by Emily Livingston. ON Thursday February 15, the Queensland Firebirds’ Suncorp Regional Tour made its way to the Beaudesert and District Netball Association grounds. The clinic focused on netball skill development, match play, and team building activities. All attendees walked away with a Firebird netball and […]
A NATIONAL commitment to eradicate one of the world’s worst invasive species, the red imported fire ant (RIFA), has been reinforced with further confirmation of funding to the National Fire Ant Eradication Program. All governments have now locked in funding to deliver the four-year response plan. These commitments maintain important […]
FRUSTRATED residents living along Christmas Creek Road will be pleased to hear that work on repairing the flood damaged sections of their bumpy thoroughfare will begin in two months time. Jenny Young has been living along Christmas Creek Road since the 80’s and has been waiting patiently for the work […]
LOCAL cyclist Charles Boyle has warmed up for the Masters National Championships in March with gold and bronze medals at the recent Queensland titles. Charles, who only took up cycling four years ago, was a member of the University of Queensland team that defended its title as the Team Pursuits […]
ADVOCATES for reopening Duck Creek Road at Kerry have launched an online petition to bolster their efforts. Duck Creek Road has been closed since 2017, when ex-tropical Cyclone Debbie caused severe damage through flooding and landslips. The road, which connects Beaudesert and O’Reilly’s via Kerry Road, is considered an essential […]
BEAUDESERT’S bright history as an internationally renowned hive of commercial bee breeding is the inspiration behind the town’s newest public art. The new sculpture, titled Angels of Agriculture, was completed by award-winning sculptor Colleen Lavender following an initial design by artist and beekeeper Kath Groat. The striking monument outside Beaudesert […]
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