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Much Ado In Division Two 

By Kerri Cryer Together my division and arts portfolio cover a diverse area and an extensive range of activities. The last few weeks have been quite busy with: an Australian Citizenship Ceremony in Beaudesert, welcoming about two dozen new citizens; a Canungra Multiagency Scenario evening with a ‘multi vehicle crash’ […]

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Fordson tractor

The Fordson tractor at Tamborine Mountain Heritage Centre was donated by the Bray Family and used on the Jenyns Farm, Palm Grove Avenue, Eagle Heights. The post Fordson tractor appeared first on Tamborine Mountain News.

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Under the surface

Several years ago I was experiencing unusual pain in my abdomen so my doctor referred me for scans.  The truth was, for the past year I had been working in a social program that involved hosting benefactors with catering included.  This led to eating more leftovers than I care to […]

Volunteer Nat Ford recognised for outstanding contributions to sporting organisations. Image supplied
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Champion volunteer Nat Ford recognised

The tireless work and commitment of a Beaudesert community volunteer has been recognised by Scenic Rim Regional Council at a recent sports club information evening. Primary school teacher Nat Ford was nominated by the Beaudesert Swimming Club in recognition of her outstanding contributions across multiple community organisations, serving as Treasurer for both the Beaudesert Swimming Club […]

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Fresh, local produce

We’re pretty fortunate in Beaudesert to be surrounded by working farms. Spot the grabby little toddler hand reaching for some fresh produce we bought from sixth generation farmer, Harry Tommerup, who is one local example of continuing to pivot with the ever-changing times. 

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From woodcraft to waterworks: Two lives well built

April’s guest speaker was Nev Jones, founder of Tamborine Mountain Psychology.  Nev is prominent in community well-being initiatives and was recognised with a Scenic Rim Business Excellence Award in Health and Wellbeing for supporting the community. Previously Nev had a 20 year career with the Australian Army as an Intelligence […]

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Watson headache approach

By Neil Over the Easter break I was camping with Owen and Sarah and a couple of Sarah’s friends and their families.  At night around the campfire one of the dads asked me about headaches.  Now, anyone who is a health professional knows that getting health related questions while relaxing […]

Don Jarman, Luse Naivalu and Tom Moore. Image supplied
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Boot, scoot and boogie at Tamrookum Hall

Tamrookum Memorial Hall will come alive on May 31 as it hosts a free Community Halls Roadshow event presented by the Scenic Rim Regional Council, featuring live music and a traditional country-style afternoon tea. Starting at 1pm, the event will showcase a lineup of local talent across a range of […]

June Herbohn, Ellen Logan, Lee Tait, Wendy Lohmann, Julie Ferguson
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Locals dig deep for cancer care

Compassion, loyalty and a desire to make a difference is what drives a team of women from Beaudesert to help at the Kalbar Sunflower Festival every year. The powerful thread that really binds the Beauy Ladies, as they are called, together with organiser Jenny Jenner is the deep sense of […]

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Auburn-Haired Besties

Eden Rigg and Maple, a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel cross Cocker Spaniel, share stunning natural auburn hair and a love of afternoon walks.  Eden describes Maple as sweet and clever.  Maple likes learning new tricks and her favourite treat is sweet potato. The post Auburn-Haired Besties appeared first on Tamborine […]