Rather embarrassingly, I don’t know a lot about indigenous culture and history, especially in the Canungra area. This is probably reflective of my age and demographic, which is no excuse. But I want to learn, so I asked Wangerriburra Elder, Ken Markwell, to have a yarn with me.
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Shire gelding Drayhorse Maverick, huge of hooves and heart, struts his stuff with owner Carolyn Dowse at the Darling Downs Heavy Horse Festival. Sony Alpha a7iii, 218mm, 1/2000 sec, f5.6 ISO 800 Katie O'Brien
CANUNGRA School of Arts Hall recently received an automated external defibrillator (AED) through the generosity of the Canungra Local Ambulance Committee. Hall President, Jane Anderson (pictured, right with Sue Maginnis, Treasurer of the Local Ambulance […]
The Tamborine Mountain Scarecrow Festival 2024 kicked off with a launch event for the community at Grand Chameleon. The team behind the festival gathered, along with local councillors Kerri Cryer and Amanda Hay as well […]