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  • Meticulous methodology finds link to lost loves

    Meticulous methodology finds link to lost loves

    THE rise in number of social media groups dedicated to finding birth parents or children who’d been adopted, sparked Diane Cuff’s interest in tracing lost…

  • Helix locks to be lopped for a good cause

    Helix locks to be lopped for a good cause

    TEN-year-old Mount Walker boy Helix Rowe is determined to do what he can to help kids diagnosed with cancer. Helix told mum Mel that he…

  • Aged Care Minister visits Cabanda

    Aged Care Minister visits Cabanda

    CABANDA Care hosted a visit from the Federal Minister for Aged Care Anika Wells recently to learn about the Federal Government’s aged care reforms. The…

  • Celebration of pursuit for equality

    Celebration of pursuit for equality

    THE Rosewood community united recently to celebrate International Women’s Day. The day, celebrated on March 8 around the world this year, is designed to be…

  • Lyon’s heart of gold turns gravesite gloom to former glory

    Lyon’s heart of gold turns gravesite gloom to former glory

    USING a soft brush and water, Tracey Lyons gets to work washing away years of grime and pollution, making headstones gleam and gravesites return to…

  • David Cullen wins place on council

    David Cullen wins place on council

    ROADS are the number one priority for incoming Division 4 Councillor David Cullen. With counting still continuing more than a week after the election on…

  • OUR HISTORY – Early growth by rail and timber

    OUR HISTORY – Early growth by rail and timber

    This week we offer the second in a series about the early settlement of the district, which is drawn from the writings of an unnamed…

  • A bell that tolls for us all, may soon toll for none

    A bell that tolls for us all, may soon toll for none

    THE bell tower in the Uniting Church grounds in Rosewood is at risk of being dismantled and removed if urgent repairs are not carried out.…

  • Ramblings 29th March 2024

    Ramblings 29th March 2024

    Wouldn’t it be marvellous?   I LIKE to marvel. I love to be surprised by the sheer magnitude of things. I haven’t had much opportunity…

  • Celebrating Harmony Day at Haigslea

    Celebrating Harmony Day at Haigslea

    The Haigslea State School community gathered in what was described as a “beautiful display of unity and diversity” by wearing orange to celebrate Harmony Day,…

  • Anthony’s world goal defying major setback

    Anthony’s world goal defying major setback

    ROSEWOOD Golf Club fanatic Anthony Keenan is rising above a life changing heart attack to pursue a world sporting dream. In dealing with his major…

  • Pye Augustine firms as new councillor

    Pye Augustine firms as new councillor

    PYE Augustine is likely to be the new councillor for Division 1. With Sheila Ireland contesting the mayoralty, the second councillor position for Division 1…

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