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.
Young drivers had the opportunity to get driving tips from Australian racing driver Mark Larkham at the Young Driver Education Night, coordinated by Beaudesert Rotary. Larkham’s presentation came at the end of an emotional evening and he said that driving is a privilege, not a right. “To do it well […]
The Local and Independent News Association (LINA) has launched a pivotal nationwide campaign aimed at growing diverse, community focussed voices in Australia’s embattled media landscape for 33 participating publications including Beaudesert Bulletin, Canungra Times and Tamborine Mountain News. The campaign Our News. Your Voice calls on Australians to join LINA in […]
IN A small country town filled with creativity, artists were given the opportunity to enter their pieces in a small sculpture exhibition to celebrate the sesquicentennial of Beaudesert. Beaudesert and District Community Art Project (BADCAP) organised the launch of the exhibition on August 23 with it remaining open until September […]
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