While it’s no secret that being close to nature improves our level of calmness and happiness, recent research published confirms this. In fact, it found that even looking at pictures of plants improved your level […]
The Gambling Community Benefit Fund (GCBF) is Queensland’s largest one-off community grants program and distributes approximately $60 million each year to not-for-profit community groups. The Canungra and District Historical Association Inc. has successfully applied for […]
Click here to see and purchase the photos: https://canungratimes.pixieset.com/canungratimesedition213may2024 After a season of swimming, the Canungra Swim Club has held their annual end-of-season presentation night to recognise the age champions, runner ups and various other […]
A mid-judging snuggle for Hannah Wilshire and Earlsfield King of the Castle (Lenny) the Clydesdale horse, showing at Darling Downs Heavy Horse Festival 2024. Sony Alpha a7iii, 211mm f5.6 ISO 250
A FARM tour, local food tastings, a sunset banquet, a long lunch, a high tea, dinner over a bonfire and a feast in the valley will happen around Canungra during 2024 Scenic Rim Eat Local […]
A big thank you to QCWA Beechmountain President Leanne King for pulling together the catering on Anzac Day, the organisation was superb. Catering for over 200 people takes a special kind of commitment and dedication, […]
Beechmont Road below Lower Beechmont was blocked for a day when a 7 tonne truck hauling a very large crane tried to take the hairpin bend. Like the final test, the notorious corner has been […]
Biosecurity have been working the district for a couple of months now with helicopters and walking teams hunting the nasty little fire ants. Fire ants are an extremely aggressive and adaptable pest that pose a […]
Beechmont artist Kuweni Dias Mendis is one of six artists who will receive funding under the Big Ideas Round of the 2023-2024 Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF). Inspired by the Scenic Rim’s Back Creek and […]
Back Creek crosses the Beechmont plateau before cascading down through Killarney Glen to join the Coomera River just outside Canungra. The adjoining photo shows Back Creek flowing through lush forest. It was recently taken at Akoonah Timbarra […]
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