Flame BBQ fest to fire again
The highly anticipated Flame BBQ Festival is set to sizzle once again, bringing a feast of flavor and fun to Jimboomba on Saturday 21...
Heroes for hard of hearing
Have you ever wondered what it is like to live with someone who is deaf or hard of hearing? Last Saturday, Quota Jimboomba teamed...
Scholarships Program continues
Enterprise and Training Company (ETC), a leading provider of employment, training, and business services, is excited to announce the continuation of its First Nations...
Bill’s in Youth Parliament
Beaudesert teenager Bill Deeran is standing up for the Scenic Rim environment in Parliament.
“As a proud participant in the YMCA Youth Parliament program, I...
Bowls bonanza for kids
Beaudesert Bowls Club is introducing a coaching program for young players aged eight to 18.
Accredited National Bowls umpire and coach Margaret Durante said she...
One-size-fits-all no more
A recent study by AgriFutures Australia has revealed what drives new revenue opportunities for rural industries, offering a roadmap for resilience and growth.
The research...
Cuppa for Little Miracles
Beaudesert's annual high tea and fashion parade was held on 13 July in the grounds of the historic Bromelton House.
Always a highlight of the...
Women’s health needs more
With the release of updated guidelines on preventive health, the Royal Australian College of GPs has called for women's health to be prioritised.
The guidelines...
Winter wear for homeless
While the community rugs up for the cold weather, local not-for-profits Quota Jimboomba and Beyond Barriers have wasted no time gathering winter essentials to...
Probus kilted up
The Probus Club of Beaudesert members put a bit of a highland twist to their 3 July meeting.
Held at The Club, Beaudesert, the meeting...
Schooled in culture
Children from across the district gathered at Veresdale Scrub State School on 8 August to take part in the annual NAIDOC education day.
They included...
