By Olivia Schoenauer Rolling green mountains, the iconic windmill, and the Valley of the Owls sculpture waiting in the fog. It’s a welcoming scene driving into Canungra, one that local artist Trudy Taylor tries to […]
Nurse Next Door believes ageing is something that should be celebrated. Across local communities in the Scenic Rim region, their nurse-led team is committed to helping older Australians continue to live in their own homes, […]
By Di Ayscough It has been a busy month at St Luke’s and the remainder of the year will continue to be even busier. Little Lukies and SLAngers continue their Monday gatherings during school term time. […]
This month’s recognition goes to a team that embodies everything grassroots sport stands for — Mt Tamborine Canungra Open Junior cricket team This April, Moriarty Park is delighted to spotlight the Tamborine Mountain – Canungra Junior […]
Australia is home to two species of Lyrebird. These unique birds are found nowhere else in the world. Here in south-east Queensland, the spectacular song of the Albert’s Lyrebird can be heard in mountainous terrain […]
Visitors to Beechmont Markets will be familiar with the car park adjacent to the Old Beechmont School and Headmasters Cafe, at the Beechmont Roundabout. They could be forgiven for not realising that, for many years, […]
CANUNGRA AREA GOLF CLUB’s MOBILE – 0472 574 075 and is OPEN 7 days a week (weather permitting) An important message from Canungra Area Golf Club’s President Mr Andrew Major regarding the future of the golf […]
By Ambre Whatley Autumn in the Scenic Rim marks one of the most rewarding planting seasons of the year. The intensity of summer has given some reprieve, the soil cools, and many plants that struggled […]
The Canungra Owls Under 6 Green and Under 6 Yellow teams are enjoying a season focused on teamwork and having fun, with coaches Jack Lacey and Terence Butler helping young players take their first steps […]
Photographing butterflies requires a slow, stealthy approach and a fast shutter speed. Monarch butterflies (Danaus plexippus) are common in Queensland, having established breeding populations since arriving around 1871. Sony Alpha a7iii, Sony 85mm prime, f1.8, […]
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