Warren Fitzgerald – and his dream job.
The Fitzgeralds were one of the first dairy farmers who settled in Beechmont in the late 1800s. You can still see Warren’s treehouse in the iconic small leaf fig tree on the hill where the […]
The Fitzgeralds were one of the first dairy farmers who settled in Beechmont in the late 1800s. You can still see Warren’s treehouse in the iconic small leaf fig tree on the hill where the […]
Embattled Beechmont cafe, The Flying Bean, will close its doors permanently at the end of May. The cafe moved from the previous location after the land was sold, to take up residence in the Headmaster’s […]
It has been a long time, almost seven years, rising from the ashes, the tornado, and the cyclone, but Binna Burra is emerging bigger, better and set to become the premier natural wonderland of the […]
At Beechmont Landcare our driving force is advocacy for the environment. The environment cannot advocate for itself and needs our help. Being a member is an endorsement of this philosophy. Many Landcare Associations are comprised of members […]
Like several Anzac services across the Scenic Rim, Beechmont’s Anzac Day service was moved into the Hall on Graceleigh due to inclement weather. Not to be deterred by weather, approximately 300 people attended the service. […]
Thyme Lifestyle Resort Canungra has officially commenced construction on its new multimillion-dollar Clubhouse, marking a major milestone for the over-50s lifestyle community and delivering a further boost to the local economy. The sod-turning ceremony, held […]
By Jacqui White Results The glorious weather has brought out the bowlers and some wonderful games have been played at Canungra Bowls Club over the past month. Sunday March 29: We welcomed Robina Rebels to […]
By Alison Ford Maintaining muscle mass as we age is one of the most important ways to support long-term health, mobility and independence. From around the age of 30, we naturally begin to lose muscle […]
ANZAC Day It was a pleasure to represent Council at Anzac services at the Canungra State Primary School, Tamborine Mountain State High School, Canungra (dawn and main services), and Beechmont. It the current times of […]
As Sophia Eldridge guides her younger brother James to Canungra’s cenotaph to lay a wreath, they are carrying on a tradition passed down through generations. Pinned to Sophia’s t-shirt are medals earned by her great-grandfather, […]
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