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02 FEB 2022 FEATURED INSPIRATIONAL LOCAL GROUPS

At Stopping Men From Dying Too Young On December 5th the Mountain Mo Bro’s Team, captained by Trevor Jamieson, held the Movember Golf Event at the Tamborine Mountain Golf Club.…

02 FEB 2022 FEATURED INSPIRATIONAL

A Man And His Hobby!

1 February 2022

Kerri Cryer

12 DEC 2021 INSPIRATIONAL

About Plants About People

1 December 2021

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02 FEB 2022 EVENTS

Village Lights Up For Community

1 February 2022

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Christmas Lights Extravaganza @ Elysium The 12 Days of Christmas had nothing on the Christmas Lights Extravaganza presented by Elysium Over 50’s Village at Beaudesert! Every year the village presents…

02 FEB 2022 EVENTS LIONS

Carols And Community Care

1 January 2022

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12 DEC 2021 EVENTS VENUES

Local Attraction To Shut Down

1 December 2021

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Through droughts, fire, plagues, and floods, spirit will prevail!
With the way things are going, if one basic need is restricted or removed, human’s basic instinct for survival quickly kicks in! This has been quite apparent with the recent flooding rains and subsequent emptying of local supermarket shelves of basic groceries such as meat, fruit and vegetables – even more so than in the time of the Pandemic! The already stretched system due to Co-vid limiting staffing resources has been stretched even further with the supply chain becoming extensively affected by limited accessibility of flooded and damaged roads.
But this is local. In other flood devastated regions, basic supply of resources and repair of infrastructure for sustainability of life is so much more urgently needed just to help our fellow national citizens survive! Whole towns and cities have been virtually ‘wiped off’ the map, the suffering immense!
And now a threat of global war is taking place. From the other side of the world, helpless in so many ways, we can but only feel for our fellow world citizens in Ukraine, and beyond, as we watch millions of displaced and besieged people go through a shockingly horrific and appalling stage in our world history.
But if history has taught us anything – the human spirit is amazing – whether it’s fighting against natural disaster or the struggle of good against evil – we know the strength of human spirit and its compassion to protect will rise and prevail.
On a happier note, locally it’s great to see so many events starting to ‘come back’ into communities – an important step to strengthen and help celebrate human spirit.
We hope everyone can stay safe – and inspired, and hope all have a very fun, ‘green’, and charmed St Patrick’s Day!
Best Wishes Kerri

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