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Protest kick-starts latest ‘save the saleyards’ campaign
THE campaign to save the Beaudesert pig and calf saleyards was re-ignited on Sunday with an on-site protest led by Mayoral candidate, Tom Sharp. More…
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Boonah State High farewells long serving teachers
TWO staff members at Boonah State High School (BSHS) have retired, starting new life chapters after dedicating decades to education. Sonia Woodford has worked…
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Council a winner with bridge and road grants
TWO recycled bridge projects, the construction of another section of Kerry Road outside Beaudesert and a budget top up for a completed bridge project have…
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New premier says he’s backing farmers
LAST week Steven Miles was sworn in as Queensland premier. He replaced Annastacia Palaszczuk who was the longest serving female premier in Australia. …
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Wall ‘embodiment’ of reasonable community expectation
COUNCIL cannot compel the developer to stop the construction of the noise abatement fence bordering the rural residential subdivision beside the Ipswich Boonah Road, outside…
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Exhausted…doing all the work, getting none of the credit
IT WOULD be amazing if Father Christmas was real, wouldn’t it? All the hard work done by a jolly man in red with bushy white…
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Toys for joy, Santas on motorbikes ride for sick kids
GRATITUDE is behind a Canungra father’s plan to fill the children’s ward at Gold Coast University Hospital (GCUH) with Christmas gifts using people power and…
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Hard work rewarded, Brian’s many varied roles
KOORALBYN Community Group member Brian McInnis was presented with the Male Volunteer of the Year Award last week, in acknowledgement of the octogenarian’s volunteer work.…
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Lehmann family celebrates 25 years in the tractor business
TEVIOTVILLE brothers in business Ross and Bruce Lehmann built a successful company on the back of good customer service. SEQ Tractors have supplied machinery…
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Salvos beneficiary of real estate’s charity drive
EVERY December lots of little yellow elves wake up from hibernation in the cellars of the Ray White head office and assemble awaiting instructions on…
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RPA wants council owned land turned into parkland
ROADVALE Progress Association (RPA) president Chris Summers is leading the call for grassland behind the School of Arts to be turned into a park and…
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Lehmann family celebrates 25 years in the tractor business
IT BEGAN with a dairy farm and a farm contracting business, then grew into an enterprise that has been going strong for 25 years. …
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