NAVIGATING the grants applications process is not everyone’s cup of tea, which is why Scenic Rim Regional Council will be hosting morning coffee and information sessions to help members of the creative community maximise their […]
WHEN the rain starts to tumble in the Scenic Rim Christine Hunt begins to tremble. The Tamborine Village resident knows there will be every chance she’ll be cut off with her home surrounded by floodwaters […]
IT WAS a night for women from ages 17 to 70 to dress up and kick up their heels. Liz Corcoran’s second annual Girls Night Out had around 100 women gather at Albert Rives Wines, […]
Natural disaster repairs The Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) and our delivery partners have been all hands on deck in the emergency response phase post-Tropical Cyclone Alfred. Works are well underway at multiple […]
Wednesday March 19: Paddle Pop Pairs. 14 players. Winner of the day Karin Zieke with 4 + 28. Saturday March 22: Five a Side Medley. Sponsored by Sports and Recreation. 10 teams played. Winners of […]
Well ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred certainly had us all on our toes last month. ‘Alfred’ was my first event as Chair of the Local Disaster Management Group and was a valuable learning experience. A lot of […]
April is a month of celebration for Canungra Books and Art. Opening on April Fool’s Day in April 2017, the eclectic bookshop has steadily grown in popularity with people visiting from throughout the region and […]
THE OFFICIAL cleanup from Cyclone Alfred has finished in our area, but the real work continues in so many places, especially off the mountain where flooding has affected houses and farms. Residents, home owners, volunteers […]
Under the guidance of new President Bronwyn Davies, the Tamborine Mountain Arts Collective (TMAC) is evolving in exciting new ways, with dedicated focus groups on the committee working to foster creativity across generations and art […]
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