Rural News
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‘Good’ August rains defy forecast deluge
WHILE flooded crossings and record August falls were recorded in some parts of the state last week, the forecast deluge in the Scenic Rim resulted…
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Dugandan hollows for squirrel gliders
THERE will be lots of activity in the trees around Toby Slatter Park on the Dugandan Flat as Council staff install hollows for local wildlife.…
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Hard lessons: Never work with children or animals
I have always had dreams of running livestock, but I come from a long line of journalists, a profession not exactly known for prowess in…
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Scenic Rim eucalypts field guide launch
THERE are 49 members of the greater Eucalypt family found in the Scenic Rim. How do we know? Because it has been proven through research…
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‘On the hoof’ and ‘on the hook’ – it’s a champion win
The Boonah Show’s Prime Beef section has a class of entries that are judged ‘on the hoof’ on the Friday morning and then in the…
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Higher than average totals nudged by storm deluge
A DELUGE from a slow moving storm system on Wednesday night pushed total rainfall so far this year to within ‘spitting distance’ of the annual…
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Survey underpins Scenic Rim’s reputation for biodiversity
THE potential discovery of a new plant species and the important role of private property owners in maintaining the Scenic Rim’s biodiversity were highlighted in…
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Survey results show Tamborine wildlife at home
A Council-sponsored wildlife survey of bushland at Tamborine has shown that wildlife are returning to areas devastated in the Christmas night tornado-like storm and subsequent…
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Beauy high first as practical lessons in horsemanship begin at Veresdale
BEAUDESERT State High School students interested in a career involving horses are a step further to fulfilling their dreams. In a first for the school,…
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Three month rainfall totals nudge annual average
IN THE three months to the end of January, areas across the Scenic Rim have recorded more than two third’s the average annual rainfall, according…
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Flooded fields, roads and overflowing catchments
A SLOW moving trough established within a very moist tropical airmass over South East Queensland, brought widespread heavy showers and thunderstorm activity to the Scenic…
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Focus points for future disaster response
STRATEGIC planning around responses to comprehensive disasters are on Cr Amanda Hay’s agenda as Tamborine Mountain moves from damage clean up to what is expected…












