News
100 Years of History to Be Demolished
Over 100 years of history will be lost when the Pig and Calf Sale Yards in Helen Street, Beaudesert are demolished. In 1912, the sale yards were part of a larger complex located at the […]
Month: June 2020
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Canungra in Level 1 Drought Response
Urban Utilities has issued another call for Canungra residents to save water, as levels in Canungra Creek have dropped further due to the ongoing dry conditions. Seqwater advised flows in Canungra Creek have dropped below […]
Humans of Canungra
Humans of Canungra – Paul Kraayvanger
Paul Kraayvanger is one half of the team behind Canungra Hub Cafe. He and his wife, Shona, also previously owned Canungra Newsagent. Shona, said she was happy I was interviewing Paul because they were starting […]
Business
Making Memories at Canungra Hotel
For visitors and locals alike, the historic Canungra Hotel is a place to make special memories. Although COVID-19 restrictions have limited the Hotel to 20 diners at one time, Restaurant Manager Nikki Fitton said it […]
News
Local Author Breaking the Mask
New release novel, Breaking the Mask is the culmination of almost a decade of work for local author Anthony Johnson. Originally from England, Anthony moved to Australia in 2016. He is a Project Manager for […]
Business
Tourists Return to Canungra
Canungra’s cafes and retail stores are benefitting from an influx of tourists, however Canungra Chamber of Commerce President Monique Morcus says it will be a long road to economic recovery for the township. “Local businesses […]
News
What We Did In Lockdown
Terry Legg Terry Legg has lived in Canungra for a few years now. He often helps out at the Canungra Show and Rodeo with his wife Maureen and daughter Debbie. Terry is quietly spoken, always […]