Emma Scaddan
News

A Flowery Affair

Emma Scaddan laughs at that thought of what a guidance councillor would have said to her as a child when she told them she wanted to have a beautiful garden for a living. But, that […]

Sonya Underdahl
News

A Special Glow Lighting up the Mountain

Tamborine Mountain is famous for many things including its glow worms. They’re small fly larvae that give off a mesmerising luminescent glow and their presence on the mountain attracts tourists from far and wide. Local […]

Liam Neil , Brenden Schutz and Russell Smith
News

Whisky Club

Main St Providore opened up its doors at the end of May to host its regular Whisky Club. The private event offers members a chance to sample whiskies from around the world while nibbling on a […]

National Parks not for sale
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National Parks not for sale

More than 50 delegates from around Australia and the world attending the Global Sustainable Tourism Summit toured Curtis Falls National Park for a Sustainability Site Tour on June 4. CEO of Ecotourism Australia Elissa Keenan […]

Grace Epps
Hearts of the Mountain

She’s a little girl with a big heart

Life on the mountain is filled with frolicking fun for little six-year-old Grace Epps. The year one Tamborine Mountain student loves to read, colour and play with her friends. But she’s also a very sensitive […]

Jaimi Muller from Forgotten Sound Farm
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Eat Local Month 

Eat Local Month kicked off to a busy start on Tamborine Mountain with locals and visitors flocking to North Stores Eat Local Growers and Makers Day.  The market featured produce from Picnic Real Food Bar, […]

Sentinel
News

Death of the Sentinel

Since 1925 a large rock formation has stood watch over motorists driving up to the mountain from Tamborine. The Sentinel, as it became known, was a piece of ancient basalt standing beside the upper S […]