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Paige Templeman spent her early years in Hong Kong and then faced her initial post-school years in the midst of a pandemic. Confident, funny and very honest, even without a plan you get the feeling […]
Text taken from the book Canungra Heritage 1879 – 1979 by M Curtis. The 1914 – 1918 War ended abruptly in November 1918 and the news was telephoned to Canungra. Such was the relief that people celebrated then and […]
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 […]
I’m almost afraid to ask ‘what else could happen?’ We’ve had drought, fire, drought, flood, plague … all in the last six months or so. For me, as for many people, COVID-19 is next in […]
I would struggle to find anyone in Australia who doesn’t have a connection with somewhere that is literally under fire right now. Right now, my heart is with Tumbarumba, New South Wales. When my family […]
As 2019 comes to an end, all I can say is thank goodness. It has been a hard year for Australia, for people in the Scenic Rim, for Canungra and Beechmont, and for me personally. […]
I’ve been fortunate enough to have two very special animals that came from the Animal Welfare League. A little Corgi-cross dog named Humphrey who I adopted in 2000, and never left my side until he […]
Well, hands up who thinks 2019 sucks? Me too. There are some years that you struggle to comprehend how so many people could have had a bad year. But with bushfires encompassing so much of […]
Over the past few months there have been some heart wrenching stories of loss, survival and kindness. I had intended to include some of these in this edition of The Canungra Times. Unfortunately, I found […]
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