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FIRST-time Rosewood Golf Club president Ken Parker shared the relief of members surveying the course after the recent major weather scare. The 18-hole course on…

A DEVELOPER has planned to subdivide a greenfield block of land in Marburg for a residential estate. Oki Project 007 Pty Ltd has applied to…

QUEENSLAND Rail was born from the turmoil of one of the most contentious Bills ever debated by government. “Records show that the 1863 Railway Bill…

Photos: LYLE RADFORD Words: LARA HART MORETON Border News pays homage to the former region through its name, now it reports on a reunion three…

THE project to replace the single lane timber structure over Western Creek on Hiddenvale Road with a two-lane concrete bridge has been completed. Last week,…

AS a busy Thagoona mum, Abbey Bird knows what it’s like to run around fulfilling multiple duties. However, she makes time to help the Rosewood…

THE new playground was officially opened at C&K Rosewood and District Community Kindergarten, last week. In her opening speech Kindergarten co-director and teacher Debbie Brown…

IT WAS mid-July in 1974, when two members of Ipswich-Redbank-Goodna Lions Club, were passing through Rosewood and stopped for lunch at the Royal George Hotel.…

AFTER decades of hard work on their dairy farm, the Blanch brothers didn’t think twice when they were approached by a “renewables” developer with what…

Beauty of youth lost on the young AS I’VE aged my perception of beauty has changed. As a teenager in the 1980s, beauty was confidence…

A WALLOON charity has lost more than $80,000 of furniture and clothing destined for the homes of domestic violence victims. The Restart charity shed was…

ROSEWOOD Lions Youth of the Year, Chloe Butler, won the Regional finals of the competition on Saturday (March 15). Chloe, a Year 11 student at…