Isn’t it great when we discover the beauty that’s been under our own noses all along? This collection of crepe myrtles behind the Council library in Jubilee Park grabbed my attention the other day. I walk past them every morning and yet it felt like I was appreciating them for the first time, beaming out from behind the wheelie bins with their smooth lean trunks and their hot pink canopy.
It is well known that Beaudesert was a ‘private town’ when the first town blocks were sold in 1874. Ernest White cut the blocks from Beaudesert Station which were not gazetted as a town, an oversight which gave rise to a court case in 1899 on whether Beaudesert was a […]
THE mental health challenges faced by many cancer survivors is not talked about much, but local runner Stephen Tanner feels so strongly about it, he took it to the mountaintops. The Beaudesert veterinarian took on Tasmania’s Point to Pinnacle half marathon in support of his sister Christine, who was diagnosed […]
Zonta Beaudesert members are placing orange ladies all over town as they launch their main advocacy project for the year. Zonta’s ‘Say No to Violence’ is a sixteen day world wide advocacy project which aims to end gendered violence. Intimate partner violence is one of the most common forms of […]
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