Scenic Rim’s business plan
Council has endorsed a draft of its business plan for 2025-2030 before sending it out to public consultation.
Residents of the region will be invited...
field trials needed to stop weed
New sites for field trials of a University of Queensland strategy to combat Phalaris are needed in southern Queensland and northern New South Wales.
Early...
Holiday fun on offer
Scenic Rim Council has released details of its Easter school holiday program.
Its Community, Arts and Culture councillor Kerri Cryer said school holidays should be...
Firies called to shop fire
Emergency services responded to reports of a structure fire at Rathdowney on Monday. 31 March.
A spokesman for the Queensland Fire Department said two crews...
Rates on hold; pressure builds for cuts in May
The decision by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) to keep the cash rate on hold at 4.1 percent in April comes as no...
Typhoon tagged for award
Kooralbyn International School student Typhoon LeGard has been shortlisted for a Young Achiever Award.
The 16-year-old musician and community volunteer said he was honoured to...
Women of wisdom
With natural disasters, cost of living struggles and mental health problems all on the rise, a group of Beaudesert residents are doing what women...
Mystery run on cooking oil
Despite facing significant medical issues, former Mud Army volunteer Andrew Gough is once again stepping up for a good cause.
The Beaudesert resident has faced...
Mayor pays tribute
At Council’s 26 March meeting, Scenic Rim Mayor Tom Sharp paid tribute to three people who passed away last month.
Cr Sharp named Peter O'Reilly...
Girl cricketers on the ball
With cricket increasingly becoming a popular choice for female players. more girls are taking up the sport and Beaudesert boasts a number of up...
Church and school to pay up
Scenic Rim Regional Council has refused two applications for discounted infrastructure charges on Tamborine Mountain and at Wyaralong.
Cr Amanda Hay said the application from...
