Yarns Heal to protect kids
Suicide prevention organisation Yarns Heal is promoting suicide prevention among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander members of the LGBTIQ+ community with a series of...
Vapes to go OTC
New laws introduced on 1 July mean vapes are now only legally available on prescription but already the laws have been amended to allow...
It ain’t weak to speak
Talking about mental health can be tough, which is why local business A Hydraulics Repairs is teaming up with the A Chance For Change...
Santa steers hit $1240
Agents Bartholomew and Co reported increased competition for the quality lines of restocker steers and heifers at their Beaudesert Store sale on Saturday.
Recent...
Vacancy rises in Jimboomba
The latest Rental Pain Index (RPI) data for July 2024 suggests that rental pressures may be easing in Jimboomba, with vacancy rates increasing across...
McDonalds cuts brekky
McDonalds at Beaudesert and Jimboomba have cut breakfast times after a 2 July announcement by the fast food company.
The decision was made in response...
Community happenings across the region
BEAUDESERT NEWS
KOORALBYN LADIES’ COFFEE AND CHAT
Every Friday from 10am. Alternating between Billabong Village Cafe and Phlat Chat. Come down and make some new...
Homes delayed at Eucalee
While home ownership is often thought to be the great Australian dream, it's not for some Eucalee estate property owners who say they are...
Man hurt in bike crash
Emergency services responded to reports of a traffic crash on Tamborine Mountain at 9.42pm on 9 July.
A spokeswoman for the Queensland Police Service said...
Hardware turns 60
Beaudesert Hardware, more recently known as Mitre 10, celebrated its 60th year on 26 July with birthday cake, balloons and plenty of reminiscing.
The business...
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...
