What do you like about Beerwah, or its adjoining centres for that matter, but this article is about Beerwah, and particularly what it was like in 1937 when I first knew it. The writer has been asked by Roland and Lydia Munyard to contribute this article for his website named Beerwah. Although I do not now know many of you personally, you will know me because the new bridge over Coochin Creek … [Read More...]
Starting a Beerwah Residents and Ratepayers Association
Residents and Ratepayers Association Starting a Ratepayers Association: It's unfortunate that residents and local business operators in Beerwah, Landsborough and Glasshouse who want to have a say about issues affecting their local area, such as traffic and transport, parks, facilities, services and other local developments, do not have a wide range of community groups available to join. (as far … [Read More...]
The Glasshouse Country Notice Board in August 2012
This is pictorial representation of the community notice boards in the area. It works like this, once a week I take photographs of the notice boards in the vicinity and publish them here. Im afraid that I have no idea why this photographs are rotated sideways, I will try and have this fixed before the September noticeboard photos are uploaded. … [Read More...]
Morning “Photo Stroll” around Beerwah
This morning, 25th July, 2014, I did something of a "Photo Stroll" around Beerwah, and I thought I might share some of the highlights, including the New Housing Estate at the corner of Peachester and Roberts Road, a Peek into the Vacant Land (about 5 acres outside the Beerwah Recycle Centre, a Peek into the old "Eden Retirement Centre" now know as Embracia. You can Click on any photo for a … [Read More...]
Meet the Shopkeeper: Fleur from Feed and Fodder Beerwah
Fleur from Feed and Fodder brings the traditional feel of a "friendly pet shop" to back to Beerwah. Feed and Fodder in Beerwah have plenty of parking in front, which great for Mum and the kids to feel safe in and are conveniently located in Beerwah's industrial estate at 18 Bondi Crescent, what's more, they are open late on a Saturday, and occasionally I have seen activity on a … [Read More...]
Glasshouse Mountains 4WD along Power Line Track and Canyon
A Four Wheel Drive outing in the Glasshouse Mountains along the Power Line Track and Canyon … [Read More...]
Mark Tweddle a ‘Simply Music’ Teacher in Glasshouse
Mark Tweddle Music Teacher in Glasshouse I offer the Glasshouse community a revolutionary, Australian developed, playing-based approach to learning the piano. In August 2008 I completed extensive training in Australia and the United States to become a licensed Simply Music teacher (www.simplymusic.com). For those interested in knowing more about this unique method, I offer Free Introductory … [Read More...]
Prepare to Celebrate Beerwah: Street Party 2015
Celebrate Beerwah Street Party is being held on 16th October 2015 between 4pm and 9pm in Simpson Street. It will be a free event for the community with rides for the children, entertainment and stalls from local businesses providing information and selling their products and food stalls. Photos 2015: Beerwah Street Party Photos 2015 Photos: More Beerwah Street Party Photos … [Read More...]
Accommodation in Beerwah
Where to stay in Beerwah. … [Read More...]
Meet Stephen Pitt the owner of the Hinterland Boxing Club in Beerwah
Meet Stephen Pitt the owner of the Hinterland Boxing Club in Beerwah and view this YouTube video of him explaining what they do at the Boxing Club. The Hinterland Boxing Club have built an 'Outdoor Gym' where the motivation to train is based on camaraderie and friendship and encouragement. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GymN9yUBMA0 Stephen Pitt the owner of the Hinterland Boxing … [Read More...]
Thoughts about Traffic Problems in Beerwah
Who would have thought we would ever see traffic problems in Beerwah? Or for that matter that we would have three large schools and a number of childcare organisations, a sports centre, and multiple shopping centres, an old age home, or that our town would be split in two by a bypass? I guess that might just be the problem, "Nobody Thought" and now we had traffic concerns and safety issues … [Read More...]
Make your own Cheese from Grocery Store Milk.
Green Living Australia show you how to make your own cheese in your own home from grocery store milk. Surprisingly you can use ordinary milk from the grocery store to make cheese, in this instance they choose to use Maleny Dairy Milk, although when that's not available they make use of any other brand of milk. Home grown food and home prepared food is a growing trend especially amongst those with … [Read More...]
Landsborough Museum
Landsborough Museum is the largest Social History Museum between Gympie & Brisbane. Not only do they collect, interpret & display items from the Landsborough Shire, Caloundra City as well as part of the Sunshine Coast Regional Council but they also have an extensive research library including maps & photographs, microfiche & microfilm and as a large collection of history books … [Read More...]
A motorbike ride between Mooloolah and Landsborough (about 3 minutes)
A fairly quick ride between Bike ride between Mooloolah and Landsborough in the Sunshine Coast Hinterland. - This video shows some of the sparse countryside. - it's about 3 minutes long. … [Read More...]
The Town of Beerburrum
THE QUAINT VILLAGE OF BEERBURRUM Beerburrum is a little town in the Sunshine Coast hinterland, of South-East Queensland. According to the 2006 census, Beerburrum had a population of 288. It is located close to the slightly larger town of Glass House Mountains, six kilometres to the north. To the south, approximately sixty kilometres away, lies the state capital, Brisbane. Beerburrum is part of … [Read More...]
Beerwah Village Opening Soon
Everyone in Beerwah knows that the Beerwah Village will be opening soon and to be honest it looks very impressive, so one can't help but look forward in expectation to how this new Shopping Village will improve our Community. Beerwah is, as planned by Council, becoming the business hub and activity centre of the Sunshine Coast Hinterland as set down in State Government Planning. Together with … [Read More...]
In Support of Maleny Dairies
I think for me, the most important and encouraging thing I get from this incredible message from Maleny Dairies is that change for the better is indeed possible. It is unlikely to come from any Government or corporation, rather it will come from ordinary people who see a need for something to be done and going out and getting it done. I've heard it said that when we take our business away from a … [Read More...]