Small but sassy sisters, Gaia and Maya, can occasionally be spotted at the OM in Movement Pilates Studio with Instructors Maria and Matt Hollstein. Maria says that the long-haired Chihuahuas are both very smart and […]
An excellent outcome and a win, however temporary, for our community re the Kidd St and Macdonnell Rd retirement villages. Now we await the inevitable P&E Court appeals. Thank you to those who have contacted […]
Rolled over in bed, or bent over to tie your shoe, and wonder if you’ve just stepped off a Gravitron? Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) may be the culprit. A condition of the inner ear […]
By Gina Storey Our next event on the mountain is around the corner and this is for travellers who like to explore the globe in depth and in style. The Abercrombie & Kent Travel Group […]
Tamborine mountain was treated to a rare combination of didgeridoo and classical music when Russell Smith and the Tamborine Mountain Orchestra teamed up to perform the Didgeridoo Concerto by Sean O’Boyle and William Barton. The […]
Each step along the tree lined driveway heightens the visitor’s anticipation as you enter the gardens of Chalk House created by Landscape Architect and Designer Jez Clark as his own private retreat. At this year’s […]
A new initiative aimed at supporting local journalism and strengthening connections with readers has been launched by Scenic Rim Media, the company that owns Tamborine Mountain News, Canungra Times and Beaudesert Bulletin. Scenic Conversations was […]
There’s something good about the start of a cricket season, and ours is nearly here. Registration is now open, and we’d love to see some new, old and returning faces this year – whether you’ve […]
The Tamborine Mountain property market is seeing a slowdown similar to that experienced around the country. Ray White selling principal Emma Hawker said sales have halved from January to June 30, with only about 47 […]
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