Month: July 2025

As an amateur photographer The Australian Geographic Photographer of the Year competition is the pinnacle for Julien Parrot and when he had only two weeks to go to get his entry in, he realised he […]

ONE lucky dad could be taking a ride in a Lamborghini this Father’s Day, with Tamborine Mountain State School (TMSS) P&C Association launching their biggest ever Father’s Day Raffle. This year’s prize pool is the […]

TAMBORINE Mountain College Primary school students have thrown their support behind three College families who have been affected by brain cancer.  In the last week of school last term, the Primary students held an obstacle […]

THREE students from Tamborine Mountain Dance Academy performed in the Brisbane City Youth Ballet concert over the school holidays. The students, Jennifer Smith, 12, Daisy Reid, 9, and Chloe Rogers, 8, were chosen after auditioning […]

Queensland’s next generation of leaders got a rare glimpse into state politics on June 25, as senior students from across the state gathered at Parliament House for Budget Day. Among them were Tamborine Mountain State […]

A few months ago, researchers at the University of Cambridge were studying British Labrador retriever dogs and they have identified genes associated with canine obesity; these genes are also associated with obesity in humans. The […]

Ivory Curl Tree –Buckinghamia celsissima, roadside, Eagle Heights.  The tree is endemic to the tropical rainforest of northeastern Queensland, at altitudes from 200 to 1,000 m.  It can grow to thirty metres tall.  What is remarkable […]