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Harvesting shared connections
A Scenic Rim family are proving sustainable farming, and environmental stewardship can go hand in hand, transforming a 40-acre property into a thriving example of…
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Work starts on new club
A sod-turning ceremony on 19 March marked an important milestone in the plan to move The Club Beaudesert to Oakland Way. In attendance were Scenic Rim state MP Jon Krause,…
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Governments unite over regional matters
Member for Wright Scott Buchholz and Member for Scenic Rim Jon Krause met with Scenic Rim Regional Councillors in Boonah on Tuesday, 17 March, to discuss the region’s pressing concerns,…
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Excellence celebrated
The 2025 Scenic Rim Business Awards were held at Boonah Cultural Centre on Friday night. The awards are run by Scenic Rim Regional Council and showcase the best the region…
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RIM FM marks 25 years
For a quarter of a century, 100.1 RIM FM has been a constant presence serving our community. Celebrating outside the council customer contact centre in Boonah, supporters gathered for a…
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Fueled up, fed up
The rising cost of petrol and diesel is placing increasing pressure on everyday Australians, with many drivers now forced to rethink how - and how often - they use their…
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New office block planned for Beaudesert
A two storey office building is in the planning stages for a vacant commercial lot in Beaudesert. An application was lodged with the Scenic Rim Regional Council this month by…
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On the council planners desk
Council planners have given the go ahead for three tourist cabins on a 50ha property at 426 Flying Fox Road, Flying Fox. The property owners applied in October last year…
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Battlefield to bookshelf
In the quiet surrounds of Veresdale, just outside Beaudesert in the Scenic Rim, a former soldier is writing his seventh fictional novel. Rob McClaren’s stories are set during the French…
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Execs stand for Arts and Info
The Beaudesert Community Arts and Information Centre held its annual general meeting on 17 March with the executive committee secured for the year ahead. Lynne McKechnie was reinstalled as president…
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Program boosts women in manufacturing
A new campaign has been launched to encourage more women into manufacturing as Queensland faces a critical skills shortage in the $28.9 billion sector. On International Women’s Day, Manufacturing Skills…