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Living Gems plans 166-home resort on Tamborine Mountain
A FORMER 1,100 tree avocado orchard could be replaced by a sprawling, over 50s land lease resort containing 166, two bedroom homes. Living Gems, a…
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Beauty and the bricks, building on pageantry
BEAUDESERT glamour girl Haley Cobb is a contestant on the latest season of LEGO Masters. Each season the show pits teams of LEGO builders against…
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Patient care review finalised for Coulson man’s death
A REVIEW into the death of Coulson man Wayne Irving in the Ipswich Hospital Emergency Department in November last year has recommended the introduction of…
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Caught on camera, crooks abort mission after spotting surveillance camera
A GLENEAGLE woman got a fright when two intruders came on to her property just before midnight, then made a swift exit after spotting a…
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Growing is going awry but it’s better dry than wet
A CHANGE in temperature and shorter periods of daylight are some of the signals that help plants know when to grow, so when there are…
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Good season promotes upsurge in pasture dieback
GRAZIERS need to be alert for signs of pasture dieback as it continues to spread to new parts of southern, western and northern Queensland. Pasture…
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Postie family hands run back, retains post office
PETER and Lynaire Poless have seen a lot of changes since taking ownership of Kalbar Post Office 16 years ago. Some good, some not so…
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Blue tractor sign help is available
THERE is a big, bright blue tractor on top of a concrete slab on the side of the road at Milbong on Ipswich-Boonah Road. Alongside…
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‘Revolutionise’ – university’s plan for the future of agriculture
AN AUSTRALIAN university is backing projects with the potential to ‘revolutionise the agricultural industry’. Charles Sturt University plans to channel $50 million into agricultural research…
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Bella does Boonah High proud
YEAR 11 student Bella Lower representing Fassifern Lions Club was an outstanding ambassador for Boonah High at the District Q1 Finals at Cleveland RSL Club.…
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Boonah brothers in Service
ON Anzac Day, Thursday April 25, communities of the Scenic Rim will again join with communities from throughout Australia to commemorate the service of so…
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Workers housing move for Boyland turf farm
A BOYLAND turf farm operator is making a bid to accommodate workers on his rural landholding. Almost three years ago, Russell Drury, won Council approval…
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