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Industrial warehouse planned for Beaudesert’s Enterprise Drive
COUNCIL has approved the construction of an industrial warehouse in Enterprise Drive, Beaudesert. Landowners Jason and Philip Wyatt submitted their plans to Council in early…
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Scenic Rim’s reception woes caused by ‘growing pains’
Declining standards in mobile phone reception are a result of a busier network and the Scenic Rim’s growing population. At least, that’s according to both…
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Bye bye to gliders and potoroos? Concerns urban growth could lead to local extinctions
A leading Scenic Rim environmental advocate has added her concerns to a plan to build 11,000 new houses in the Scenic Rim over the next…
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Central Queensland graziers rid land of giant rat’s tail … without herbicides
Farmers can be sapped of money, labour and time in a seemingly endless battle against weeds on their land. But a grazing couple in Central…
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Next stage of master planned Oakland Estate approved
STAGE 3 of the Oakland Estate master planned community in Beaudesert has been approved by the Scenic Rim Regional Council. The estate is planned across…
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Tarome RFS still seeking brigade buggy after using farm quads in Black Summer fires
Tarome firefighters are concerned their calls for a piece of equipment they need to fight fires in the “mountain goat country” that looms above their…
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The Beauty of Life – Spring Offensive
IN THE final weeks of World War I the momentum of the trench fighting turned against Germany. That nation counter-attacked with a series of desperate…
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Fassifern Police: Charges follow camping dispute
Drugs found, drug diversion chosen A Boonah man, 40, accepted drug diversion following the execution of a search warrant by police on his address. During…
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Council pushes for $13 million Beaudesert hub
COUNCIL is continuing to push for funding for a $13 million refurbishment to the Beaudesert Community Hub and Library and connection to the neighbouring Council…
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Restocking fish and a call to restock the association
More than 155,000 native fish fingerlings have been released into Maroon and Moogerah dams in the first of the annual restocking campaigns by the local…
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A centenary worth of renovations, and more, for century old building
ON the outside, the Kalbar School of Arts looks much the same as it has for decades. On the inside there’s major changes underway, and…
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If you can do it near Toowoomba, can you be a tree farmer in the Scenic Rim?
Landowners in the Scenic Rim might be asking themselves if they can make money from growing trees on their property following a story on the…
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