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Years of work on sale
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Staying strong and steady
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$1 Million National Free Care to Support Older Australians
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Bringing a new sound to the mountain
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EL BURRO CANTINA
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The power of 40 volunteers
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Weighing up the best sports
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Schools cup a highlight for bowlers
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BMX dreams gather speed
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Belief fuels Bushrats premiership win
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Toby Angus learned to play the guitar during COVID-19 and is now celebrating recording success

Mountain musician Toby Angus channels everyday life and global grief into song

Hearts of the Mountain

6 October 2026 Comments Off

A shortage of activities on the mountain for teenagers and COVID-19 lockdowns were the catalysts for Toby Angus to pick up a guitar and begin jamming with his long-time school friend Jay Dallas. A few […]

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 […]

Years of work on sale

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Hearts of the Mountain

Mountain musician Toby Angus channels everyday life and global grief into song

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

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Years of work on sale

$1 Million National Free Care to Support Older Australians

Bringing a new sound to the mountain