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Small group travel

By Gina Storey Small group travel has never been so popular.  Our wonderful partner Collette has shifted their focus globally to small group explorations with an average of 19 passengers (maximum 24).  With this smaller […]

Physio Talk

Not just Flexible 

By Rebecca Bell Hypermobility is something that is often spoken about in children.   However, like most things we had no idea about 40 years ago, it is not surprising that more recently many adults are […]

Living with Dogs

Dog Poo

It is illegal to leave or not dispose of dog-faeces. Dog walkers can even be fined by council dog patrols for not carrying a dog poo bag.  I would encourage people to remind anyone (politely) […]

Cr Amanda Hay
Councillor Comments

COUNCILLOR COMMENTS – 24 July 2026

By now you should have received your latest rates and dog registration renewals notices. If not, please contact Council. Pease ensure your dog is registered and contained within your property. The application OPW25/064 for a […]

Travelling Places staff
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Virtuoso and Icon

By Gina Storey I was chatting to some clients recently about how we are members of a group called Virtuoso, and they suggested that I tell more people about the benefits this membership brings exclusively […]

Brian Ferrabee
Hearts of the Mountain

Adrenaline racing through his veins

Brian Ferrabee is an adrenaline junkie and self-confessed racing car addict. He was just eight years old when he experienced the thrill of his first grand prix in 1955 in Ardmore, New Zealand. “I was […]

Steve Hargreaves Cup 2026
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Concentration

Tamborine Mountain Bushrats five-eighth Dally Barham looks to pass the ball during a hard-fought game against Parkwood Sharks.

Emily Gawley and Banjo
People and their Pets

Emily Gawley and Banjo

Emily Gawley was so determined to have the happiest Highland Cattle she travelled all the way to the USA to meet with breeders.  Now Emily is proud fur-mum to Banjo, five months old, a Miniature […]