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...]
Queensland Rail and Translink Travel Concerns from Beerwah – Case #1
It's quicker to cycle from Beerwah to Caboolture than it is to travel with Queensland Rail or Translink What is most concerning about this truth is that Public transport from Beerwah using Queensland Rail or Translink is woefully inadequate when at 4pm on any weekday it's evidently quicker to cycle from Beerwah to Caboolture than it is to wait for the next train or bus service after 3:49pm … [Read More...]
You Tube
We publish and promote video which are relevant to our Local Beerwah and Glasshouse Communities, please send us links to your YouTube Videos so that we can Like them, Share time and Tag you in them. … [Read More...]
Pretty Thrifty: Frugal Grocery Shopping
For me, Frugal Grocery Shopping essential because I have a large family and groceries are one our biggest expenses. (in Australia Food is Stupidly Expensive). I have searched the net looking for money saving tips and advice, so first off let me say that these are not all my tips, they were written by Leo Babauta, who writes at ZenHabits.net We are all different, so … [Read More...]
Meet the Local: Damian Collins living an Adventure Unearthed
Occasionally opportunity comes along which when it does you know that you simply can't afford to let it pass without giving it a fair go. Damian Collins is one of those people to whom fantastic opportunities come more often than others. Having recently returned from Kona, Hawaii from the Ironman World Championships where he placed 4th in the world in the under 24 category. I am hoping our local … [Read More...]
Sone of Beaches: at the Caloundra Regional Gallery from 5 December 2013 to 2 February 2014
Celebrate and Enjoy Historic Surf Culture at the "Sons of Beaches 72" Exhibition at the Caloundra Regional Gallery from 5 December 2013 to 2 February 2014 Reminisce the early 1970s surfing culture at the art and film installation Sons of Beaches 72 on display at Sunshine Coast Council’s Caloundra Regional Gallery from 5 December 2013 to 2 February 2014. Sons of Beaches 72 charts the … [Read More...]
Retravision Beerwah – Closed Down
Retravision Beerwah Located on Simpson St, Beerwah Retravision has a fifteen year history of servicing the Glass House and Hinterland communities with a huge range of electrical goods, and more recently furniture. The Retravision group itself comprises over 450 stores in Australia and New Zealand. The size of the group is key to Retravision's near 50 year success – it provides the group with … [Read More...]
PN Freight train moves slowly through Glasshouse Mountains Railway Station
A PN freighter, previously halted at Beerburrum, moves slowly northwards on the single line north of Beerburrum. Makes the the next section to Glasshouse Mountains, into the siding to allow the the down PASS to come through. … [Read More...]
Hinterland Body and Soul
Hinterland Body and Soul is a Massage and Beauty Therapy business that has been in Beerwah since May 2010. We are a mother and daughter business who offer a warm and welcoming environment while also providing a professional and pampering experience. Our aim is to provide a warm and friendly, old fashion service with customer satisfaction as a priority. FULL TIME THERAPIST, JEN will relax and … [Read More...]
Local Attraction: The Beerwah Waterhole alias “The Washing Machine”
The Beerwah Waterhole is one of my favourite relaxing spots in Beerwah, known by locals as the "whirlpool" or the "washing machine" this venue offers a relaxing afternoon walk with the sounds and sights common along local creeks in this region. The Coochin Creek flows from from the Peachester Basin, under Old Gympie Road,near the Walton Bridge and skirts past Beerwah State High … [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...]
Morning “Photo Stroll” through Beerwah Industrial Estate June 2014
An Early Morning "Photo Stroll" through Beerwah Industrial Estate 28 June 2014, I thought after doing the Morning "Photo Stroll" through Beerwah. Kev from Tyzac Vacuum Excavation, Kev also helps out at SES Ross Allen Trucks and Trailers Two very friendly fella's at Beerwah Feed Barn, drinking their morning cuppa at the start of the day. I remember years … [Read More...]
Meet Local Artist and Photographer: Ilia Starkovsky
Meet Beerwah's friendly Artist and Photographer Ilia Starkovsky who studied photography at RMIT Uni in Melbourne and was employed as a photographer at the Weapons Research Establishment in Woomera South Australia, he also worked as commercial photographer and Manager of TRIGRAPHICS Photo Studio in Melbourne. Ilia met his Swiss wife Ursula overseas where he also gained extensive experience in … [Read More...]
Meet Handyman Ian Mckee: Works like a Bee charges like a Flea
Who can fix and improve your Property? Ian the Handyman can! Ian charges $200 a day for building and maintenance work and I can guarantee you will get your moneys worth from Ian because 'word of mouth' is always the best reference and I am pleased to say I have always been happy with Ian's work for me. You will find him to be friendly and helpful and good at his job. I love that Ian turns up … [Read More...]
Hinterland Sports Store in Beerwah
Hinterland Sports Opening Anouncement: We are excited to be opening a Sports Store in Beerwah on Wednesday 3 September. We stock a wide range of sports equipment and apparel including footwear, training apparel, supplements, swimwear, accessories and several lines of funky street wear, some of which we are exclusive QLD retailers for. We are excited to be able to provide this service to our … [Read More...]
Glasshouse Country Muso Club
Glasshouse Country Muso Club The Glasshouse Country Muso Club meet regularly and share and play music together in the Glasshouse Country region. Below is a small selection of the music played at the club, This is by no means a complete reflection of what gets played at the Muso Club, these are simply a selection of what we have available at http://www.youtube.com/GlasshouseCountry An … [Read More...]
Are you interested in Art Lessons? or Who is Gundars Eglentals?
Gundars is a local Artist who is responsible for an array of painting in the Hinterland, and I've persuaded him to do a series of Art Lessons at my home in Beerwah. We would want about 6 - 10 people and the cost would depend on the numbers who are interested. Art Lessons might run for 6 to 8 weeks. Topics might include sketching, drawing and painting, landscape and portrait, lessons would … [Read More...]