• August 6, 2008
• Business
• Editor

The paralysis tick is a constant presence in our community. Even though their numbers are greatly reduced in the colder months, people get caught out every year when their animals come down with paralysis “out of season”

• August 6, 2008
• Business
• Editor

There is an old saying: if you took all the economists in the world and laid them head-to-toe, they still couldn’t reach a conclusion.

• August 6, 2008
• Sympathies
• Editor

Percy Hale Gordon Sheaffe (Gordon to most) was born to Percy and Catherine Sheaffe in Canberra on 24th November 1921.  He was the youngest of 4 children and is survived by Isabel, Jean and Rob.

• August 6, 2008
• General
• Editor

Solar Shop Australia, one of the country’s leading renewable energy companies, has welcomed moves to make Queensland schools the most energy efficient in Australia.

• August 6, 2008
• General
• Editor

Your letters:  Eagle Boys signage; and Breast Cancer.

• August 6, 2008
• Special Features
• Editor

Alan French and Helen Cammack were married on the 26^th April 2008,

• August 6, 2008
• Special Features
• Editor

ITALY

by Maureen Sargent. 

On our way in to Rome from the airport we saw some of the “ancient” sights.

• August 6, 2008
• Special Features
• Editor

The 2008 Dickson Seniors’ Expo will be held at the Strathpine Community Centre, Mecklem Street, Strathpine on August 18^th and 19^th.

• August 6, 2008
• Business
• Editor

It has been a growing concern of ours with the increase in numbers of lost animals being dropped into us at the Old Mill Veterinary Surgery.  Whether it is due to storms, fireworks, inadequate containment or simply adventurous pets moving to the area, more and more are taking to the streets.

• August 6, 2008
• Special Features
• Editor

Marj Barnett has been a member since Hay Cottage opened and shudders to think of the hundreds and hundreds of bottles of jams and pickles she has made in that time.  She has been our spokesperson on several TV shows highlighting the Cottage and Dayboro.