Travis Field and Steve Field
News

Popular Water Hole Reopens

As epicormic continue to sprout from the trees and life returns to normal after the chaos of the Christmas storms our beautiful national parks have finally all reopened. Jessica Rosewell, Acting Senior Ranger with National […]

Penny Aagaard
News

Development Debate Heats Up

Elizabeth Dickson, 69, lived on the mountain for over 35 years until recently when she had to downsize, which meant leaving her mountain home. With no facilities for people as they age and a limited […]

Hugh Phung and Alex Polyak, Tamborine Mountain Bakery
News

Cooking up centenary celebrations 

BEHIND the unassuming façade of 28 Main Street lies not only an historic business of Tamborine Mountain but Queensland. Since 1924 the Tamborine Mountain Bakery has been feeding locals and visitors, and this year it […]

Hugh Kearney
Regular columns

Repair Cafe

“If it can’t be reused, repaired, reduced, rebuilt, refurbished, refinished, resold, recycled, composted, then it should be restricted, redesigned or removed from production.” – Pete Seeger The Repair Café Tamborine Mountain that operates in the […]

Cassie Buckle
Regular columns

Tamborine Mountain Probus Club

Cassie Buckle from bare.com.au provided our members with a very interesting and professional presentation about how to best prepare for the inevitable time when we leave this world. A subject most of us keeping putting off, until […]