Here’s a cluster of zinnias standing tall at our front fence. They’ve surprised me with their hardiness, especially when we found them unscathed after that wild Christmas night storm that took down giant gumtrees and decimated power networks. Who knows what 2024 will bring, but may we all carry the resilience of the zinnia and keep adding colour to the world around us.
Government agencies have joined forces for a one-day Youth Engagement and Programs Conference, as the first quarter of 2024 shows a promising decrease in youth offending. Representatives from Queensland Police Service, PCYC, Department of Youth Justice, Project Booyah, Department of Education, Department of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships, Youth […]
Eden Platell and her partner love all things ‘three’. They have three dogs, three cats and three kids. The newest addition to the Platell family is their 6-month-old Miniature Dapper Dachshund, Daisy. Eden says that Daisy is a very quirky puppy; she loves playing rough with her fellow pets and […]
The people behind the push for a PCYC in Beaudesert will host a Family Fun Day in Jubilee Park to raise awareness and funds for the project. […]
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