Rural News

RED tape is holding back agritourism opportunities in the Scenic Rim and other regions in Queensland according to the Queensland Farmers Federation (QFF). And if…

Gerald, Boonah’s Town Cat, passed away on Wednesday. Even this most stately and cossetted of felines could not defy the wearisome passing of time. He…

THE Boonah Newsagency has sold a top prize winning Instant Scratch-its for the first time in more than 20 years. And the win went to…

ARTS in the Olives was a festival which for ten years drew thousands of creatives and creatives at heart to an olive grove in the…

A TOTAL of 27 individuals and community groups have been nominated for the Scenic Rim Australia Day Awards however one has asked for her name…

TWELVE community groups have been allocated up to $1500 in the council’s latest round of COVID-19 Community Grants. A total of $16,600 funding was allocated…

AS the dense scrub covering the five acre block was felled, a shade tree was saved from the axe. The year was 1891, the locality…

ARATULA will soon be home to an artisanal market selling homemade arts, crafts, food products and goods from antiques to relishes, plants to sourdough. At…

RETIRED language expert Professor Roly Sussex, from the University of Queensland, has conducted weekly talk-back radio programs on the English language for many years in…

A TAMBORINE Mountain business was given the go-ahead this month to extend its opening time by five hours. On November 29 last year, consultant town…

IT’S NO secret that a small kindness can make a difference in a person’s life. The unexpected nature of the good deed by a stranger…

IF YOU happen to be out and about in Kalbar early in the morning, you may see a man doing one of those small public…