Scenic Rim community members can learn more about the revitalisation of Beaudesert’s town centre at a dedicated information hub.Scenic Rim Mayor Greg Christensen said Council is providing residents and business owners with opportunities to stay informed on the progress of the revitalisation of the Beaudesert town centre. “We’ve created a […]
What will they do now? Neville Brook has been coming to the Beaudesert Pig and Calf Sales for 75 years. When asked about this he says, “I’m 82 years old and I’ve been coming here since before I started school.” Mr Brook remembers coming to the sales with his father, […]
Muriel Drynan Memorial Park is a picturesque slice of peace and quiet, tucked in behind Beaudesert suburbia at the top of Birnam Street. An impressive fig tree in the middle of the park dwarfs the basic swing sets, see-saw and slippery dip which are scattered beneath the shade of its […]
Rural supply stores in Beaudesert are struggling to keep up with demand for bait and traps as the area battles an ongoing mouse plague. The plague, which has been going for months, has only been made worse by cooler weather driving mice to seek shelter in homes. Greg Marsden from […]
Beaudesert boxer Dylan Biggs’ first professional fight ended in a win for Biggs, knocking out his opponent. Biggs said in the lead up to the match, he prepared for a long, hard match. “I put in more than ever, which paid off when I stepped into the ring,” he said. […]
When Caitlyn Hester and Georgia Rodgers were selected as Beaudesert’s Showgirl and Rural Ambassador in 2019, neither of them realised they would be competing at the 2021 EKKA. When COVID stopped the running of agricultural shows across the country, both competitions were put on hold and the young women will […]
Joy Drescher was in public office across three decades and she’s the only female Mayor the Scenic Rim, and former Beaudesert Shire, has ever had. Her contributions to the community continue to this day. If you’ve ever been to BAMS Theatre with Joy Drescher in the audience, you’ll know her […]
100 Years of History to be Lost Over 100 years of history will be lost if plans to demolish the Pig and Calf Sale Yards in Helen Street, Beaudesert go ahead. In 1912, the sale yards were part of a larger complex located at the old railway station in Beaudesert. […]
Residents of Whiddon Beaudesert Star aged care home were treated to a super morning tea as part of Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea on 28th May. Leisure Coordinator, Robert Campbell, said he decided on a super hero theme for the morning after reading an article stating everyone who fights cancer is […]
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