Kalbar business grows over time
Advertising FeatureSouth East Qld Tractors was started by brothers Ross and Bruce Lehmann in 1998 repairing tractors and machinery for local farmers for over...
Silverdale sale produces larger yarding
Agent Hayes and Co conducted their weekly Silverdale Live-weight cattle sale on Wednesday. A larger yarding of 797 head came to hand this week with...
Maynard’s service is top shelf
Advertising FeatureSTEP back in time at Maynards Store for good old fashioned country charm and service.From mens and ladies clothing, shoes for all the...
Former Mayor linked to LNP funding scandal
FORMER Scenic Rim Mayor John Brent has been linked to an LNP funding scandal after it emerged he received a $10,000 donation to fund his failed mayoral...
Bartholomews find a place to call home
Advertising FeatureEstablished in 1920, Bartholomew & Co has over the years, evolved into one of the most respected stock and station and real estate...
No funding for Mt Lindesay Highway in 2016 budget
HOPES the Turnball government may throw some cash at the Mt Lindesay Highway have been dashed, with the road failing to attract funding in...
Scenic Rim businesses welcome asset write-off
SCENIC Rim business owners have welcomed the federal government’s extension of the popular asset write-off program, with owners saying it led to a spike in spending.From...
At home on the stage
Maddy Austin, 12, of Cedar Vale is most at home on the stage.And so a role in the children’s chorus of Joseph and the Amazing...
Mixed bag for Scenic Rim in 2016 budget
The 2016 federal budget has been released and it looks to be a mixed bag for the Scenic Rim community.The Times has sifted through the...
Smokers frustrated with massive tax hike
SMOKERS have expressed frustration after the federal government announced tax increases that could see a pack of cigarettes rise to $40 by the year 2020.Federal treasurer...
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BEAUDESERT NEWS
ZONTA
Beaudesert Zonta will host a Paint and Sip session at St Thomas’ Anglican Church on 16 August. The event costs $50 per person...
