According to Counting Dead Women Australia 2024, there have been 66 women killed by intimate partner violence this year. That is more than one a week and there are five weeks left before the year is over. Zonta Beaudesert is galvanising the community to end violence against women and girls […]
Tina Street residents, John and Debbie Reid has a long, frightening night when six inches of water went through their Tina Street property on November 11. The couple, who have lived in the home for over 30 years, spent the night trying to mitigate water racing under their home, worried […]
Beaudesert Sporting Clays members took home multiple medals and plenty of memories at the recent Pan Pacific Masters Games. Mark Farrow said 12 club members competed in the event, with eight coming home with medals. For several of the members it was their first Pan Pacific Masters Games as the […]
November was a busy, yet productive month. The month kicked off with The Long Sunset at Elysian Fields. The sold out event attracted thousands of visitors to our region from November 1-3, and was one of the best attended event in its history. It was fabulous to have Her Excellency the Honourable Dr Jeannette Young […]
Looking back through old photos of shops and trading names in our town, many things have changed. Yet, it is thought, one Beaudesert building doesn’t seem to have varied the type of business operating from it over the years. It is true that there have been changes to the internal […]
One of our most popular trees here at Tullamore Farm is the Panama Berry and we have them planted all around the property. Panama berry trees can begin fruiting as early as their second year and many of ours have. The small, round fruits are bright red when ripe and […]
Keeping young people safe on roads is important to every parent. Youth and Community Centre (YACC) hosted a Youth Road Safety Night at McAuley College on November 11 to educate learner drivers about staying safe on the roads. Sergeant Jason Robertson presented the program DRIVING? What are the consequences? that […]
Bless the gardeners, who make the world a better place by doing their thing. Would you just look at this abundance of flowers at the Telemon Street entrance to Jubilee Park? They looked so vibrant on a thick, humid Wednesday on the cusp of summer.
Reaching for the stars may be possible for Typhoon le Garde, as the high achiever has recently been offered to sail the seas on the Young Endeavour in January. As an excited young sailor, Typhoon was ecstatic to have been chosen by the youth development program run by Young Endeavour. […]
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