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Bushfire havoc, accident and traffic standstill at Wyaralong
EMERGENCY services closed a section of Boonah-Beaudesert Road at Wyaralong while firies fought to get a large bushfire under control. It is understood the fire…
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LEGO prizes won by Book Week’s best dressed
THE Fassifern Guardian’s first Book Week Best Dressed competition had an overwhelming response as hundreds of parents and caregivers emailed photos of their children in…
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SES awards bring orange army together
THE 2024 SES South Eastern Region Awards were held at Ipswich on Saturday morning marking the start of State Emergency Services (SES) Week. SES Week…
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Come on a Journey, exhibition launch at The Centre
BEAUDESERT’S sesquicentennial anniversary is being celebrated with history on display at The Centre. The colourful exhibition celebrating the town’s vibrant past – Come on a…
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Orange runs through family’s veins
DANNI Bull can’t recall a time when she wasn’t part of the SES. Her father Graham Stumer is widely known as being able to rescue…
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Lions Clubs roar for more members
WHAT would a world without Lion Clubs look like? The reality is, existing members are getting older and there are not enough newbies rising through…
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Little baker’s win at Ekka
HER little bakers had fun cooking up a storm for this year’s Ekka and they were rewarded with ribbons galore. Sabine and Piper Clark live…
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Award winning sculptor’s impressive Swell entry
AWARD winning sculptor Colleen Lavender sees beyond the obvious and uses her observations to make art. She’s usually on the money because what she makes,…
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$40M program to accelerate new fruit and nut variations
A MULTI-million-dollar tree cropping program is underway as growers and plant scientists work towards the acceleration in the development of new fruit and nut variations.…
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Saving stock, guardian animals or armed response?
POPULATIONS of feral threats like wild dogs and deer are increasing and management specialists are becoming increasingly frustrated with landholders who don’t take part in…
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Kooralbyn to Boonah Road: Is it a practical project
The push for a direct road link from Kooralbyn to Boonah is of long standing and has been the subject of myriad stories. The stories…
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Subdivision in koala country but none present
A newly proposed residential subdivision at Gleneagle, if approved, will result in the felling of an isolated patch of core koala habitat. In an ecological…
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