Here’s a glorious sky over the culvert collection on Helen Street the other morning. It sounds like a giant frog hotel on muggy mornings. We walk past it every day, and sometimes I remember those culverts are destined for greater things, like fixing the town’s drainage. No offence to the frogs.
A DINNER plate in our mismatched collection at home is illustrated with the words, ‘Give me work to last all my life’. I smile each time I use it. Do you remember the thrill of getting your first job? Mine was at a local supermarket, age 14, and that feeling […]
Photo gallery below. Gleneagle State School’s Yarns and Eats event gives families the chance to connect with the school and give feedback how the school can better celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture. Student and parents enjoyed morning tea and a traditional welcome […]
Maree Blow has spent her whole life in Beaudesert, with the exception of five years in Mackay. Maree is one of five children. They all attended Beaudesert Primary School and Beaudesert State High School, where she enjoyed playing netball and her brothers all played football. Her mother, Julianne, was a […]
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