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Six decades, one hillside, and a lifetime of quiet devotion
Perched on a hill in Rosewood, where the wind rarely rests and the horizon opens in an unbroken circle, Cobby and Betty Claydon have spent…
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Stories from a 90 year old farmer
Where paddocks still carry the memory of hoofprints and hard years, Neville Bulow sits on the cusp of 90, his life unfolding not as a…
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Backyard bounty
If there was ever a better time to be more self-sufficient it is now. The ongoing war in the Middle East has triggered shortages of…
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Dog Shooting
Locals and their paw friends have been on high alert, following the discovery of dogs injured by gunshot pellets along the Brisbane Valley Rail Trail…
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St Brigid’s presbytery the first move
The relocation of St Brigid’s presbytery building is understood to be happening this week, weather permitting. We’re told the former home for the local Catholic…
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Road safety is everyone’s business
With four young lives cut tragically short on Ipswich district roads in the last week, police based at Ripley are urging drivers to slow down,…
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Birds of Rosewood and surrounding districts
From the communes of the Happy Families to the soaring flights of one of the world’s largest eagles, we offer you a quick sketch on…
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Good Friday’s up on the hill
It is with much excitement and enthusiasm that our Committee for the Combined Churches Good Friday Service is again planning this Service On the Hill.…
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Crosby bridge charges adjourned
The crash in which a truck collided with the Mount Crosby Overpass on the Warrego Highway in May 2025 has had a sequel in the…
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Nominate a local greenie
Volunteers across the district are quietly doing the kind of work that rarely makes headlines, but without them, the landscape would look very different. Now,…
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Local land values up by 50% or more
The unimproved value of properties across the Moreton Border News circulation area soared in the three years from 2022 to 2025. The latest valuations issued…
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Space outdoors and multiple living zones
A home in Rosewood’s Roblyn Street sold for $780,000, last month. The single level layout offers multiple living zones, three bedrooms and excellent outdoor usability,…
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Bella’s time is arriving fast
Bella Youngberry argues she isn’t a spoiled brat, but she does admit to being spoiled. In a good way, mind you. She recognises the advantages…
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Rail workshops repairs still underway
Five months since the doors of the Ipswich Rail Workshops Museum shut with damage from a severe hailstorm, Queensland Museum says a timeline on a…
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Correct punctuation saves lives
English is a complex language that at times, makes no sense. For example, adding a comma to a sentence changes its meaning dramatically. ‘Let’s eat,…
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Julia launches Fernvale histories
Local historian Julia Caunce launched her book, Fernvale Histories, on 14 March at Lion’s Hall in Fernvale, marking ten years of research into the development…
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Slow convoy gains traction
If you enjoyed a weekend drive along the back roads, you may have been surprised to fing a convoy of tractors. The biannual Tractor Trek…
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Tractors and the right to repair
In the biennial tractor trek of the Milbong and District Classic Tractor Club, participants celebrated vintage engineering and a time when machinery was designed to…
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Lucky country vs big, bad world
‘Australian news reports are so cute,’ that’s what South African comedian and talk show host, Trevor Noah, said in a stand-up video clip on YouTube.…