FIREWEED
Look for 13 Petals (see photos below)
A noxious weed with 13 petals on its daisy- like flowers is advancing north from New South Wales into parts of the Moreton Bay Region.
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Category Archives: General
U3A Sept09
U3A Pine Rivers Monthly Meeting .
Will be held due to popular demand at Bray Hall, Petrie at Cooke and O’Loan Sts on the 18th of September at 10.00am.
SAMFORD MUSEUM TRIPS
– October and November 2009
Stanthorpe – 4days/3nights- Oct. 9, 10, 11, 12 .
We will be visiting a variety of attractions. Phone Museum President, Margaret Hickey 3289 1259 for more details.
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EARLY SUMMER- IT’S HERE Sept09
All the nasties that are associated with the risk to pet health are here already with the unseasonable start to summer.
TICKS – Yep we are seeing tick paralysis cases in ever increasing numbers.
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LionHeartKids Sept09
Activity Centre Encourages Children
LionHeart Kids offers a variety of play & learn experiences for kids aged 6 and under.
MT MEE NEWS Sept09
by Ian Wells
The long wet spell is over and here on Kalahari Downs we have racked up just 7mm since July. Our little “creek” has stopped running and worst of all, the hot dry September westerlies have arrived weeks early, to burn and suck moisture at a great rate.
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MUSEUM TRIBUTE TO EMERGENCY SERVICES Sept09
Imagine being dragged to hospital on a horse-drawn stretcher, putting out a fire with buckets of water or fighting crime on a horse.
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LOCAL STATE SCHOOL TO GO SOLAR Sept09
Dayboro State School is among 131 state schools to benefit in the first round of the Queensland Government’s $60 million Solar and Energy Efficiency in State Schools Program.
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WARTIME MEMORIES AT SAMFORD MUSEUM Sept09
A permanent display of wartime artefacts, uniforms, equipment and military exhibits honouring our local service men and women in the relocated Grovely Railway Station can be seen at the Samford Museum, Station Street, Samford on Sunday 8th November 2009. Gates open at 9.30 a.m. Admission is free.
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HEARTWORM DISEASE – A PREVENTABLE TRAGEDY
Anyone who lives in Southeast Queensland will tell you that whilst we love our outdoor lifestyle, mozzies are an unpleasant pest that can quickly cause us to want to retreat back inside. For us, mozzies are mainly just an annoyance, but for our pets, they can carry a deadly disease, which years down the track can cause a tragic and easily preventable, too often lethal disease.
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