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Traditional act reminds students of new responsibilities
The tradition ‘passing of the stoles’ was delivered at All Saints Boonah last week. Graduating students from Year 6 formally handed the reins to the…
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Morning tea fundraiser’s feminine touch
Days for Girls (DfG) Boonah group’s fundraising morning tea and market stalls were held on 4 December at the Church of Christ hall. The group…
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Events help keep Scenic Rim turning
As Scenic Rim’s Economic Development Portfolio Councillor, I appreciate the value that events add to our region and the vibrancy of our towns, supporting the…
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Cameron returns to Pandora
When James Cameron releases a film, the cinema industry doesn’t just watch — it braces. With Avatar: Fire & Ash, the third chapter in his…
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Visitors love Scenic Rim’s Eat Local Month
This year’s Eat Local Month was bigger and better than ever, proving grass root, regional enterprises are able to tap into the lucrative tourism industry…
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Record beef production
With ongoing increases in cattle slaughter and high carcass weights, Australia’s 2025 beef production is set to break new ground with record volumes, according to…
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Storm assistance available
Leading agricultural charity Rural Aid is calling on farmers across Australia to register for assistance as the summer storm season continues to unleash destructive and…
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Before the ink dries
The Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act reforms have now passed, but the rules that will determine how they operate on the ground are still…
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Powering on at 76!
Two years ago, the Fassifern Guardian reported on Kay Marshall and her domination within the high octane world of powerboat racing. She was 74 at…
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Ink on skin brings the toys in
FOR the fourth consecutive year the artists at Horizon Tattoo are running a Toys for Tatts fundraiser. Rob Lowe and Stephanie Baker own the studio…
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Adventure loving pastry chef bewitched by Boonah
SOMETIMES, when two young chefs meet and the chemistry is just right, good things happen in and out of the kitchen. Michael Prinz is an…
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Road rage, when cycling is a death wish
BOONAH man Frank Reid is 84 and rides a bicycle to keep fit, it’s great exercise but not without its risks because he’s been struck…
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