RESIDENTS in the southern end of Tina Street have again been distressed by works to associated with the construction of 79 townhouses in Jane Street. Tina Street residents, Jeremy Smith and Shelly Currie said they were not informed about asbestos removal works carried out at the front of their homes […]
Businesses unite to survive SHOPKEEPERS feeling the pinch of Beaudesert’s major drainage upgrades need their loyal customers now more than ever. The middle of Beaudesert has been basically ripped up in a major ongoing stormwater drainage upgrade since the northbound lane of Brisbane Street closed to traffic in early September. […]
AS the town of Beaudesert marks 150 years since the first town lot was sold, a mystery remains: who bought the first town lot, and how much did it sell for? In the year 2024 property prices are a hot topic, with a quick Google search showing the median house […]
THE kids at Hillview State School feel lucky to have the place to themselves, but they wouldn’t say no to a few more classmates. There are currently eight kids in the entire school: one in each year level from year one to year four, two in year five and two […]
Work on Beaudesert’s long awaited dog park has commenced, with the possibility the park will open before Christmas. A Council spokesperson said works which are now under way will take three to four weeks to complete, followed by three weeks for the turf to become established, so that, weather permitting, […]
BEAUDESERT Kingfishers Under 13s to Under 17s celebrated a great season with a presentation night at Beaudesert Bowls Club. Kingfisher Vice-President, Justin Kummerow congratulated the players, their parents and supporters on an outstanding season. “Last night was spent celebrating the great season all the teams had showcasing how much all […]
LOCAL company Lahey and Walker celebrated 70 years in business with family, friends and business associates at a gala event last month. Rod Walker acknowledged the company founders – Tutin and Maureen Walker, Mervin Lahey, Lawrie and Dell Walker and Rod’s parents, Grahame and Glen Walker. The company began as […]
RAIL trail advocates are forming an incorporated Bethania-Beaudesert Rail Trail group to strengthen their voice to state and local government. Local runners, walkers, cyclists and representatives from Rotary and the Scenic Rim Regional Council were among 23 people at the October 11 meeting in Beaudesert. Inaugural committee volunteers are President […]
30 years of Mununjali Housing IF you want to know how much Mununjali Housing and Development Company Limited does in the community, let the numbers speak for themselves. The local organisation celebrated its 30th anniversary on October 6 by acknowledging the work of those before them and thanking the current […]
COST of living is a top issue facing people in Scenic Rim as voters head to the polls. That is the word from the five candidates the Beaudesert Bulletin approached after nominations opened for the October 26 Queensland Election. Candidates (in ballot paper order) are Wayne Ziebarth (One Nation), Nicole […]
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