Guy Hazlewood

Contributor at The Greater Springfield Times

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McAuley Jarjums strengthen cultural pride

3 days ago | beaudesertbulletin.com | Guy Hazlewood

McAuley College’s reconciliation journey continues to gain momentum, with students in the school’s Jarjum group helping lead the way through cultural learning, leadership, and connection. It’s been nearly a year since the launch of the college’s Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP), and Cultural Leader Miss Tess Macoboy said the focus has shifted from symbolic gestures to lasting change.
Wolves Basketball Club pushing for growth and a home of their own

5 days ago | tmnews.com.au | Guy Hazlewood

They’ve got the players, they’ve got the passion – now the Tamborine Mountain Wolves just need a place to hang their jerseys. The Tamborine Mountain Basketball Association (TMBA) is riding a wave of local interest in the sport, with more than 150 players registered and increasing demand from both juniors and adults. But as Wolves President Ben Norling explains, growing a club without a permanent home court presents real challenges.
Tamborine Tumbler Laundromat brings fresh convenience to the mountain

5 days ago | tmnews.com.au | Guy Hazlewood

TAMBORINE Mountain is getting its very first laundromat, with Tamborine Tumbler Laundromat set to open its doors in early to mid-July at Shop 9, 9–13 Main Western Road. Owned and operated by local residents Scott Carter and Sharon McKeown, the new facility is designed to meet the practical needs of locals and businesses, from rainy-day laundry backlogs to high-turnover loads for accommodation providers. “There was a real gap on the mountain,” Mr Carter said.
Mr Brix brings a playful new realm to Gallery Walk

6 days ago | tmnews.com.au | Guy Hazlewood

IF YOUR inner wizard, trainer, or game master has been longing for a quest, your adventure begins at Mr Brix, Tamborine Mountain’s newest haven for toys, card games, and tabletop treasures. Tucked among the shops of Gallery Walk, Mr Brix isn’t just a retail store. It’s a community hub where Pokémon battles are waged, Dungeons and Dragons campaigns unfold, and Rubik’s Cubes get twisted into submission, all without a screen in sight.
Fuel card bungle sparks Council accountability questions

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

SCENIC Rim Division Three Councillor, Stephen Moriarty, has publicly condemned what he calls a “pattern of politically motivated complaints,” following the dismissal of a misconduct allegation by the Office of the Independent Assessor (OIA). Cr Moriarty was accused of misusing a council-issued fuel card to refuel his private vehicle over a 10-month period, allegedly racking up more than $6000 in charges. The complaint was submitted to the OIA by Scenic Rim Regional Council in March 2025.
‘Tribal connection matters’: psychologist urges men to prioritise their mental health

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

At some point in life, almost every man will face a moment of quiet struggle. Whether it’s the weight of expectation, the loneliness of long work hours, or the creeping sense that something isn’t quite right. For Tamborine Mountain psychologist Nev Jones, Men’s Mental Health Month is a timely reminder that these struggles are common and often go unspoken. “Depression and loneliness are two of the biggest issues I see in men locally,” Mr Jones said.
Legends of Country fans brave the rain for star-studded festival

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

Despite the steady drizzle and muddy boots, fans of the Legends of Country music festival weren’t deterred from gathering at Woodstock in Tamborine on May 31 – proving that when it comes to country music, “the rain don’t fall on a tin roof heart,” as Troy Cassar-Daley might say. The inaugural festival brought together a lineup of national and local talent including Lee Kernaghan, Troy Cassar-Daley and Casey Barnes, with proceeds from the event going back to the Woodstock Farm and their programs.
A cut above the rest

1 week ago | beaudesertbulletin.com | Guy Hazlewood

YOU’D be forgiven for thinking Sadie’s Hair Shed is only a place to get your hair done – but for owner Sadie Christie, it’s much more than that. “We’re not just about the haircut,” she said. “It’s about helping people feel seen, valued, and genuinely cared for.”Sadie’s been wielding scissors since she was 16 and brings more than 40 years of experience to the salon chair.
Blind Corners kick off debut tour on the mountain

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

THEY started out playing Paul Kelly covers on camping trips, now, Blind Corners are gearing up to launch their first official tour, with a hometown gig on Tamborine Mountain leading the charge. The four-piece band, made up of Tamborine Mountain State High School schoolmates Toby Angus, Jay Dallas, Joe Denley, and Swedish drummer Martin Niklasson, have steadily evolved from mates jamming in garages to one of the most talked-about new acts on the East Coast.
Vibes are high at Beaudesert’s feel-good food hub

1 week ago | beaudesertbulletin.com | Guy Hazlewood

Tucked away on the edge of Beaudesert’s town centre is a place where the shelves brim with whole foods, Scenic Rim produce, and community spirit. Welcome to Pantry Vibes. Owned and run by local mum-of-two Erin Talbot, Pantry Vibes opened its doors just a few months ago and has already made a name for itself as more than just a bulk food store. “The word ‘vibes’ was very intentional,” Erin said. “It reflects the energy I wanted to create here.