Wide smiles at Silverdale | Photos
Cattle buyers were at Silverdale Saleyards on Friday for the 10th Annual Hayes & Co Prime and Store Cattle Show and Sale. To find...
Gold class at Silverdale sale
A MILK tooth steer with Brangus, Limousin and high Charolais content from Kingaroy has been judged the grand champion exhibit of the Hayes and...
Students find divining divine
The ancient art of water divining was taught to students who visited the Beaudesert Sewage Treatment Plant recently.The students also learned how to carry...
Speckle Park weaner steers $1375 at Beaudesert
LINES of weaners with show potential generated fierce competition at Bartholomew and Co’s 11th Annual Beaudesert Euro Show and Sale on Saturday. Auctioneer Garth Weatherall said heavier feeder steers...
Pre-polling booths open across Scenic Rim
PRE-POLLING booths for the Scenic Rim Regional Council elections have opened across the region.To vote early ahead of the local government election on March 19,...
Female empowerment the theme at Zonta luncheon
EMPOWERMENT and the value of hard work was the theme when Beaudesert Zonta hosted its annual International Women’s luncheon on Friday.About 60 women and a...
So It Goes
You don’t know how great your life is until it stops.Anyone reading my last So It Goes would know that I languished recently on...
State government “frozen at the wheel: Krause
BEAUDESERT MP Jon Krause says the state government is failing voters as the Labor Party deals with dysfunctions in its backbench. The state government was...
Beaudesert museum to unveil new WWI exhibit
THE heroic exploits of the region’s World War I service men and women will live on thanks to a new exhibit at the Beaudesert Historical Museum.Aimed at...
Krause urges “yes” vote to fixed-four year terms
BEAUDESERT MP Jon Krause is urging voters to say “yes” to fixed four-year parliamentary terms, claiming the change would create certainty and reduce political opportunism by governments.On March...
Council hears petitions
Scenic Rim Regional Council has received two petitions, which were tabled at the 28 May meeting.
The first was read out by Division 1 Councillor...
