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It’s time to get planning for Tamborine Mountain’s Scarecrow Festival
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Jobs go in roadwork chaos
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Gallery Walk carpark blowout – “Buck stops with CEO”
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Christmas spirit returns to Tamborine Mountain with spectacular carols event
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Secret Garden Cafe
22 September 2026 Comments Off on Secret Garden Cafe
It’s time to get planning for Tamborine Mountain’s Scarecrow Festival
21 September 2026 Comments Off on It’s time to get planning for Tamborine Mountain’s Scarecrow Festival
Jobs go in roadwork chaos
20 September 2026 Comments Off on Jobs go in roadwork chaos
Gallery Walk carpark blowout – “Buck stops with CEO”
19 September 2026 Comments Off on Gallery Walk carpark blowout – “Buck stops with CEO”
Christmas spirit returns to Tamborine Mountain with spectacular carols event
19 September 2026 Comments Off on Christmas spirit returns to Tamborine Mountain with spectacular carols event

Champions of the mountain
8 September 2026 Comments Off on Champions of the mountain
TMDA joins Seahawks dance team
29 August 2026 Comments Off on TMDA joins Seahawks dance team
Bowled over by a big month
25 August 2026 Comments Off on Bowled over by a big month
Canadian call-up continues
24 August 2026 Comments Off on Canadian call-up continues
Bushrats meet their heroes
12 August 2026 Comments Off on Bushrats meet their heroes

Roger and Margaret Bell at home in their garden

Springtime on the mountain trail founder still keeps her fingers green

Hearts of the Mountain

21 September 2026 Comments Off

Margaret Bell used to sit on her back deck in Taringa and look out to the lush green of Tamborine Mountain in the distance. In 1997, she and her husband, Roger, decided to go for […]

The man who brought life to Botanic Gardens during COVID

Hearts of the Mountain

9 September 2026 Comments Off

It was the height of COVID-19 and everything was shut, but at the Tamborine Mountain Botanic Gardens people strolled around and picnicked, enjoying the tranquillity of nature. Denby Browning was the president at the time […]

Trish Scott in her 'office' supporting local businesses

Trish Scott’s language of love

Hearts of the Mountain

25 August 2026 Comments Off

When you meet Trish Scott there’s a good chance she’ll come bearing a gift. “My love language is giving,” she told me, handing me a special New Zealand chocolate. Giving is at the heart of […]

Joe Stimson thrilled to be combining business with family

A love letter to his partner becomes a business hit

Hearts of the Mountain

9 August 2026 Comments Off

Family and a successful business are two of the most important things to Joe Stimson and after some soul searching, he’s managed to successfully combine both. As a high school student, he devoured books on […]

Adrenaline racing through his veins

Hearts of the Mountain

28 July 2026 Comments Off

Brian Ferrabee is an adrenaline junkie and self-confessed racing car addict. He was just eight years old when he experienced the thrill of his first grand prix in 1955 in Ardmore, New Zealand. “I was […]

Secret Garden Cafe

It’s time to get planning for Tamborine Mountain’s Scarecrow Festival

Jobs go in roadwork chaos

Gallery Walk carpark blowout – “Buck stops with CEO”

Christmas spirit returns to Tamborine Mountain with spectacular carols event

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Hearts of the Mountain

Springtime on the mountain trail founder still keeps her fingers green

The man who brought life to Botanic Gardens during COVID

Trish Scott’s language of love

A love letter to his partner becomes a business hit

Adrenaline racing through his veins

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Hydrotherapy group sessions return to the mountain!