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...]
Meet the Shopkeeper: Eric Smith from Beerwah Cycles
Eric Smith from Beerwah Cycles has been helping the local community with all their cycling needs since 2007, and it's wonderful to see that 7 years after setting up business in Beerwah, Eric and Beerwah Cycles are still with us in 2014 and going from strength to strength. Eric is well liked not only because he offers great service, but because as many know, you will often find him, helping out … [Read More...]
About Community Spirit
It's can be difficult to define exactly what Community is, like the human spirit it's not easily defined and may look different form your point of view. I like to think of it as "friendship without obligation". Some Quotes about Community Some people think they are in community, but they are only in proximity. True community requires commitment and openness. It is a willingness to extend … [Read More...]
Pop Star Cassi’s Hilbers sings her latest song ‘Brave Forever’ on YouTube
At 10 years old Cassi's Hilbers from Beerwah in Queensland sings latest song 'Brave Forever'. This song was inspired by Cassi's visits to children's hospitals around Brisbane where she sings to the children, and also her little friend Cadence. Please visit her website at http://www.cassihilbers.com Please visit her website at http://www.cassihilbers.com … [Read More...]
Glasshouse Country Christmas Lights 2014
Celebrating the lovely people who give us pleasure by decorating their homes and gardens with Christmas lights. Each year for as long as I have lived in Beerwah many of the homes in the Glasshouse Country get lit up with a stunning display of Christmas lights and outdoor decorations. This year I thought we might celebrate with them with them by recording their efforts right here on the … [Read More...]
5 Mountains in 3 Days from Friday 28 to Sunday 30 September
Local university students, Samantha Willcocks and Rachele Wilson, will be holding a fundraiser event for Free to Shine, an Australian charity that provides children and young women at risk of sex slavery and human trafficking in Cambodia with education scholarships. Sam and Rachele will be climbing five mountains — Ngungun, Tibrogargan, Coolum, Cooroorah and Tinbeerwah — from Friday 28 to Sunday … [Read More...]
Meet the Trade: Bill from Burson Auto Parts Beerwah
If you own your own vehicle and do any work on it yourself, you've probably have already met Bill from Burson Auto Parts Beerwah. Bill is fantastic, and he always has the time to explain what you need and offer good advice. I think you will find that their prices are as good as if not better than any on the Coast. What I like about Bill and his team, is that they know what they are … [Read More...]
Meet Honorary Locals: Milan and Himanshu – Euro Solar Salesmen
Milan and Himanshu have been visiting me since February, and have finally convinced me to sign up to Solar Energy. I don't rush into things, especially when it involves money, however my last electricity bill was $841.39 and my four previous bills were roughly the same. (I'm with Origin Energy at present). Anyone who drives past my home knows it's lit like a cruise ship on the ocean, mostly … [Read More...]
VIANTA Art Evening: Heather Gall – Food Plains under a Big Sky
Vianta Art Evening Exhibition: A lovely evening was held by all on Thursday evening at VIANTA in Beerwah. It was a delight to see so many locals turn up to enjoy each others company and to appreciate local art in Beerwah. Heather Gall unfolded her exhibition Food Plains under a Big Sky while Steve Moon and his team provided wine and cheese Steve Moon introduces Heather … [Read More...]
Sunset from Nev Anning Bridge and Mountains from Skippy Park
Simply because it's Beautiful, - it's great to see our hometown from another perspective. These are Views of Tonight's Sunset from Nev Anning Bridge and some Stunning Arial Views of the Glasshouse Mountains from Skippy Park. Sunset from Nev Anning Bridge Ben Lettres, from the Big Mower, took these love aerial photographs from above Skippy Park, Thankfully he felt they were worth sharing with … [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...]
Photos of Turner Street Beerwah August 2014 (for the nice lady who asked for them)
A collection of Turner Street Photos by request of the nice lady who asked for them. If you or anyone else would like any other part of the Glasshouse Country Photographed please just ask. You can Click on any Photo for a Enlarged View :) - Enjoy. Vacant Land across from the Beerwah Library Vacant Land across from the Library, Beerwah The Beerwah Barber on the Corner and … [Read More...]
Meet the Shopkeeper: Jenny and Shannon from Hinterland Body and Soul Beerwah
Jenny and Shannon from Hinterland Body and Soul Beerwah have been in Beerwah for the past five years and have gathered a following of regular customers who visit their Boutique, knowing that Jenny will interpret their needs correctly: Jenny was involved in hospitality, and has always been great with her hands, "she's extremely good at it", and enjoys what she does. Shannon and Jenny from … [Read More...]
Find out more about the Green Army on the Sunshine Coast
If you are between 17 and 24 you might be interested in working in the Green Army (and getting paid), What exactly is the Green Army: You can find our more by watching this YouTube Video but they are a group of youths who get paid to take care of Community organisations, Landcare groups, natural resource management organisations, environment groups, Indigenous organisations, local councils and … [Read More...]
Puzzle: Endless Electricity Costs and Expenses
Am I alone, in feeling the pain of rising electricity costs? It's a government endorsed ripoff and Mr Crankypants has had enough. I'm currently with Origin Energy and I attach my bills for the past 3 years so that it's no longer subjective opinion, and we can look at the hard cold facts. The truth is that Electricity Prices are escalating unfairly and the electricity retailers are making unfair … [Read More...]
A 360 degree view from Mt Ngun Ngun
A Panorama From Mt Ngun Ngun by Bushrangerbikes … [Read More...]
Question: Where do you shop? ALDI, IGA, Woolworths, Coles or CostCo?
What is your shopping preference? ALDI, IGA, Woolworths, Coles or CostCo? Each of these companies have the resources to understand why shoppers choose their products, but do you know or understand why you choose their products? You and I, the average shopper, is less likely to understand why we choose to shop at these stores, in most cases it's based on price or convenience or the apparent … [Read More...]