By a proud Bushrat and cricket tragic With spring just around the corner, the sound of leather on willow is calling again—and here at the Tamborine Mountain Canungra Bushrats Cricket Club, we’re gearing up for another […]
WALKING sticks, glasses, wigs and shawls were the fashion of the day when St Bernard State School students celebrated 100 days of Prep. Teacher Rebecca Martin asked her Prep students to dress up as though they […]
Submissions to the two proposed lifestyle villages have now closed. Macdonnell Road attracted around 125 submissions and Kidd Street in excess of 225 (those lodged at the library on July 11 are yet to be uploaded). […]
THERE are four distinct types of Belgian shepherds: the Groenendael (also called the Belgian sheep dog), the Tervuren, Laekenois and Malinois. They all share some core traits like intelligence, loyalty, energy, yet they also exhibit […]
While our mornings are chilly, the days are slowly lengthening and preparations are well underway for this year’s Springtime on the Mountain Open Gardens Trail from Friday 26 to Sunday 28 September. Two newcomers to […]
Anthelid Moth Caterpillar – Anthela deficiens, picket fence, Driscoll Lane. I can’t recall when I last photographed two subjects on my morning walk. The first was the luculia which appeared in the previous issue but one. The […]
We’ve been working with the psoas muscle this week. Attached to thoracic vertebra T12 it connects to lumbar vertebra L5 and then descends through the pelvic region to attach to the top of the thighbone. […]
“Forest and Feathers” a new exhibition by Carol Forster and Peter Hughes at Under the Greenwood Tree captures our precious environment in porcelain and paint. Carol is a keen bushwalker, so it is no surprise […]
As we age our ability to drive may deteriorate through a number of reasons. We may suffer from anxiety due to busy road conditions or have a medical issue that prevents us from driving on […]
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