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Teenager’s business scores award nomination
Fifteen-year-old Zenith Rouvray-Hands is a nominee in Scenic Rim Regional Council’s 2025 Business Excellence Awards. Nominees will hear in March if their business or organisation…
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Community minded
Butcher Co owner Kane Lutter supports his community through donations and special pricing to help the district’s schools, sport clubs and community groups thrive. His…
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Firies take a gamble
Five Scenic Rim community organisations have shared $237,989 in the latest Super Round (Round 124) of the Gambling Community Benefit Fund. The Allandale Rural Fire…
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Marty Supreme on a culture wave
When Marty Supreme releases on January 22, it shall arrive not merely as a film but as a cultural contagion, ready to sweep the nation.…
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CWA, leading from in front
Communities everywhere have experienced the good done by the Queensland Country Women’s Association (QCWA). The Boonah group is no exception, and its members have brought…
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Large home and backyard in quiet cul-de-sac
Close views of Mt Edwards, an acreage backyard and extras such as ducted air conditioning, an above ground pool and a shed with lots of…
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Is a decision imminent on controversial land lease complex?
The Living Gems land lease complex proposed for a former avocado farm on Tamborine Mountain is expected to be decided by the Scenic Rim councillors,…
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Change to traffic conditions
If you need to use Boonah-Beaudesert Road take note of the changed traffic condition west of Teviot Brook at Coulson Crossing. The Department of Transport…
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Infill subdivision gains green light at Dugandan
Council planners have approved a small infill subdivision on a residential property at Dugandan. Owners of the property at 23 Mt French Road outlined plans…
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New Moogerah outdoor ed centre wins council approval
A new school-based outdoor education centre is set to be established on the shores of Lake Moogerah. Earlier this month, the Presbyterian and Methodist Schools…
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Celebrating the lucky country
Celebrate everything the Australian culture has to offer on January 26. Australia Day is more than sausage sizzles and stubbies of beer, it’s a chance…
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Changes fire up residents
Residents of Kalbar’s Edward Street will have new house numbers so that council can accommodate future subdivisions along that road. They say they were not…
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