Guy Hazlewood

6 days ago | beaudesertbulletin.com | Guy Hazlewood

BEAUDESERT’S own Dominic Dean is preparing to pull on the green and gold after being selected for the Australian inline hockey team to compete in the 2025 Oceania Inline Hockey Championships in New Zealand. The 13-year-old goalie, who plays for the Brisbane Kings, first strapped on skates as an ice hockey player, said he was surprised to receive the call-up. “It was quite surprising that I got picked, to be honest,” Dominic said.

1 week ago | beaudesertbulletin.com | Guy Hazlewood

CUPPA Plus hosted its first Biggest Morning Tea event on May 9, aiming to reduce social isolation while building connections with local community groups and churches. The event, held in partnership with the Beaudesert Baptist Church, marked the start of what organisers hope will become an annual tradition. Cuppa Plus founder Rachelle said the initiative was designed to foster social connections and create long-term community partnerships.

1 week ago | beaudesertbulletin.com | Guy Hazlewood

BEAUDESERT Primary School marked Under Eights Week on May 16 with a morning of colour, laughter, and learning, joining schools across Queensland in celebrating the importance of early childhood development. Students enjoyed a range of hands-on activities, including bubble play, the ever-popular playground parachute, and colouring in their own paper plate maracas.

1 week ago | tmnews.com.au | Guy Hazlewood

EXPECT to hear everything from Springsteen to Soft Cell when local favourites The Wayward Johnsons return to the stage at St Bernard’s Hotel with their new show 70s versus 80s. The eight-piece band will take the crowd on a time-travelling setlist through two of music’s most influential decades, blending pop, soul, funk and rock with their trademark party energy.

1 week ago | beaudesertbulletin.com | Guy Hazlewood

THE Beaudesert Kingfishers are set to benefit from more than $1 million in funding to build female-friendly change rooms at Willis Park, following significant growth in women’s participation. Scenic Rim Regional Council secured the funding from the Australian Government, with the project expected to begin in June. The modular design change rooms will include accessible toilets, shower facilities, and an additional accessible toilet, with completion projected for July 2026.