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August 24, 2018 in General
Accidents that kill
Elderly male died whilst crossing Guineas Creek Road near Pines shopping Centre last Wednesday-it is a timely reminder that unfortunately…
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…
Yesor
active vulcano
Vanuatu

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
Helen Carney
dragon eyes
tired eyes
wise eyes
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
figbirds
honeyeaters
Elanora
QLD

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…
common
birds
Elanora

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…
Elanora
Australia
QLD
parrots

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…

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Missing backpacker found dead after crash October 1, 2020
Friends of a Tiawanese backpacker, whose body was discovered four days after a car crash, say they raised concerns when he didn't show up for work in the North Burnett.
'The shackles are off': Builders, hotels, pubs get a back-to-business rush as NSW-Qld bubble widens October 1, 2020
Businesses close to the border between New South Wales and Queensland are rejoicing today at the prospect of getting back to normal and shaking off the burden of border restrictions.
Dam proposal 'threat' to Steve Irwin's rare and remarkable bum-breathing turtle October 1, 2020
A turtle named after famed naturalist Steve Irwin that has the ability to breathe through its bum may be under threat from the proposed $4 billion Urannah Dam.
Police hunt for two men north of Brisbane after woman shot October 1, 2020
A manhunt is underway in a suburban area of Bribie Island after a woman was shot and rushed to hospital in a serious condition. Police believe they have one man trapped on Bribie Island, but are also chasing a second man who escaped the emergency containment zone.
Queensland Police says traffic peak delays can be up to 30 minutes October 1, 2020
Gold Coast Police Chief Superintendent Mark Wheeler has urged travellers to be patient as long delays are likely to be expected across the long weekend.
Traffic congestion is building up on the Queensland-NSW border October 1, 2020
After months of tight restrictions, Queensland is relaxing its border controls for parts of New South Wales.
Coronavirus detected in Whitsundays sewage as zero new cases recorded October 1, 2020
Traces of coronavirus are detected in the Whitsundays' sewerage system, prompting fever clinics to be set up at Airlie Beach as zero new cases are recorded in the state overnight.
Tigers to pay tribute to former boss killed in macadamia farm accident September 30, 2020
Tributes flow for Richard Doggett, a leading sports and farming administrator, who has died in an accident on his macadamia farm in northern New South Wales.
Wild dogs, drought, drove the shearers away. But one man is bringing wool back to wool country September 30, 2020
Built on the back of the sheep, this small outback town slowly lost all its shearers. Now, thanks to predator-proof fencing, Matthew 'Bear' Baillie follows in his father's and grandfather's footsteps to revive a homegrown shearing team.
Another special moment for Amelia Kerr, as young White Ferns star downs Australia September 30, 2020
All-rounder Amelia Kerr is yet to turn 20 and she is already making a habit of winning matches at international level for New Zealand — and there's plenty more to come, writes Geoff Lemon.

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