Jason Clare, Shadow Minister for Communications Jason Clare, addresses the attendees;
Residents gathered at Albany Creek State High School to hear […]
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Her voice comes off the pages of this remarkable and magical book. And it is magical just how she reveals and simplifies some of the more difficult aspects of gardening to us mere amateurs.
by Teresa Quinn
“Life begins at
Backyard gardeners around
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Golding Contractors are this year providing a new opportunity for young leaders between the ages of 14 – 27 and community organizations that work with young people to Stand Up and Be Counted in this years Queensland Regional Achievement & Community Awards.
Zonta Club of Pine Rivers believe women can do anything so they are inviting women in business in Pine Rivers to showcase their businesses at this year’s Women in Pine Rivers Expo, on
by Ian Wells
Winter finally came to the Mountain, with brisk westerlies and a frost or two on the quieter mornings. The feed has responded accordingly – by shrinking and burning. But most of us are still in a very fortunate position for the time of the year – and there is plenty of water. Can’t complain! The dollar is falling too!
MOUNT MEE COMMUNITY BUS GROUP
Sabra & Kevin
18 – 21 November
STANTHORPE GETAWAY (See itinerary below.)
“Pack up Your Troubles in Your Old Kit Bag” and join Kevin and Sabra for days of enjoyment that we have planned over this next year. The BIG bus will be used again – so to go on the trips we do need 30 or more people on this bus.
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Local Baha’is have been alarmed by sweeping arrests of leaders of the Baha’i Faith in Iran.
The arrests are yet another indication of the Iranian government’s determination to extinguish the country’s largest religious minority, said Kaye Forester-Harris, a spokesperson for the Moreton Bay Regional Baha’i Community.
As many of you know the Lions Club of Dayboro provided a Year Planner to the organisers of the Historical Society and Tourism Office to enable important events to be scheduled without any clash. This item is available at the office for anyone to consult.
If you would like to make a donation to the 2008 Smiling for Smiddy Challenge you can do it online at www.smiddy.org.au. Once you’re in the webpage click on, ‘How can I help’. You can make a personal donation, company sponsorship or simply buy a wrist band. Remember to quote my name, John Milliken, or my partner’s name, Kerry Murnane, when you make a donation online or over the phone. Please help as it is a very worthy cause.
