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February 20, 2016 in Gardening, General
Saving Protected Trees – Uphill battle in Elanora.
The western side of Simpsons Road in Elanora is not on the sewer. Therefore most of the big trees were planted around the borders…
Vanuatu
active vulcano
Yesor

October 8, 2015 in Travel
Yesor – active vulcano in Tanna Vanuatu.
It is a long way up but to look down into the crater is rewarding
wise eyes
dragon eyes
tired eyes
Helen Carney
grey eyes

May 19, 2015 in Writers Corner
Dragon Eyes
Bright eyes shining from his glowing face On the podium again winner of another race Fans cheer and scramble to get a glance Of…
May 15, 2015 in General, Writers Corner
Francine
Click on the link below to read a short story by Helen Carney Francine
Elanora
QLD
honeyeaters
figbirds

September 7, 2014 in General, Photography
HoneyEaters & Figbirds seen in Elanora, QLD
Noisy Miners are probably the most common HoneyEaters seen in Elanora. They are common in most of Eastern Australia and are aggressive…
Elanora
common
birds

June 11, 2014 in General, Photography
Medium – Large Birds commonly seen in Elanora
Probably the most well known Aussie bird, the Laughing Kookaburra, is common in Eastern Australia. These birds, if not seen, can…
June 3, 2014 in General, Health, Quiz
Oils Ain’t Oils
Canola – Animals and insects avoid it in nature, here’s why you should too… There is no such thing as a canola…
parrots
Australia
QLD
Elanora

May 1, 2014 in General, Photography
Parrots commonly seen around Elanora
The parrots illustrated below are commonly seen and were photographed in Elanora, QLD. Australia. Getting them to smile is not always…
sun exposure
beach conditions
Palm Beach
Web-Cam

March 24, 2014 in General, Health, Travel
Conditions On Palm Beach Today – Live
Before packing up to go to the beach, you may want to make a quick check on the beach conditions. Click on the link below to get…

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Sole survivor of trawler capsize heard banging from inside the boat as it sunk July 22, 2018
Ruben McDornan, the sole survivor of the trawler Dianne that capsized off the Queensland coast last year, tells Nine's 60 Minutes he heard banging from inside the overturned boat as it sank with his crewmen on board.
'It was precarious': Teen surf lifesaving competitor hailed a hero after dramatic first rescue July 22, 2018
A teenage surf lifesaving competitor is being praised for his role in a dramatic rescue south of Mission Beach in far north Queensland.
Cyclist badly injured after 'pranksters' string up hose across street July 22, 2018
"Pranksters" who tied a garden hose across a street, seriously injuring a man on an early morning ride, are labelled cowards and criminals by a cycling advocacy group.
Gallipoli to Armistice trail tracks Anzac legend through heritage city July 22, 2018
An interactive military memorial trail telling the story of the Anzacs in World War I now winds through Queen's Park in Queensland's heritage city of Maryborough.
Meet the young journalist embracing a life of chastity, poverty and obedience July 21, 2018
ABC journalist Nancy Webb will soon unplug from the daily news cycle, social media and life as she knows it to become a nun.
Ex-Navy minesweeper's new mission as floating backpacker hostel July 21, 2018
It has run seek and destroy missions on sea mines, played host to Hollywood and acted as a backdrop for a classic Australian TV series — soon it will become home to backpackers in Brisbane. But despite a colourful past, even this old warhorse has some dignity, owner Kris Mitchell says.
Size matters as Stanthorpe seeks to draw tourists with the next 'Big Thing' July 21, 2018
Stanthorpe's Big Thermometer is being added to an ever-growing list of big things that Australian families have loved for decades as they hit the road on holiday.
Physios shouldering the burden of overloaded reusable shopping bags July 21, 2018
Shoppers are warned not to overload their bags at the checkout after reports of an increase in injuries from people trying to carry crammed reusable bags.
Airline passengers face a 'perfect storm' as global pilot shortage starts to bite July 21, 2018
Passengers are becoming used to flights being cancelled due to weather, or even volcanoes, but now a new trend is beginning to upset travel plans across the country. Airlines are cancelling flights, even entire routes, because there is nobody to fly the plane.
Geelong beats Dees after the siren in AFL epic, Suns stun Swans in almighty shock July 21, 2018
Geelong edges the Melbourne Demons in an enthralling contest thanks to a winning goal after the siren, following the Sydney Swans' seismic shock loss to the lowly Gold Coast Suns.

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