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How to keep pets safe in storms
RSPCA Queensland and Get Ready Queensland are urging pet owners to take steps to protect their furry friends during stormy and hot weather. Here’s how
Gardening inspired Aussie Christmas decorations
It’s beginning to look a lot like a true blue Aussie Christmas in my home this year with Mother Nature inspiring my decorating style with a bounty of fragrant and colourful additions to my décor and gifts. Here's how to create your own
Place Redcliffe Peninsula to open new office
The team at Place Redcliffe Peninsula, led by Jess Culling, have hit the ground running since launching in September with their new office opening at Scarborough before Christmas. Here’s what is happening
Flicking switch on Clontarf lights
The multi-award-winning Christmas lights on Long Street are back with another stunning display to be switched on this Saturday (November 30) at 7pm.
Please ... pause before you plant
Unitywater is asking residents to pause before they plant, with more than 30 per cent of wastewater pipe blockages and overflows caused by tree roots.
How to create a tropical garden
If the summer heat drives you crazy, then perhaps you should consider resort style living and go troppo instead! Here are some expert tips on how to create a tropical garden at your place
How to create an Australian native garden oasis
Have you ever been bush walking and just stopped and thought… I wish I had this as my garden? Here's some expert tips on how to create an Australian native garden
Mel’s the real deal
For two decades Mel Pellow wove her passion for creativity into the fabric of Caboolture as the owner of a popular dance academy. Now, she's embarked on a new chapter, harnessing that same spirit to connect with people in a different way – through real estate.
Gardening: Picking the right potting mix
Soils ain't soils! Our gardening expert offers tips on the best potting mixes to use for different plants at your place.
Scouts help plant hundreds of trees
More than 80 members from the Albany Creek Scouts were among community groups that helped plant hundreds of native trees and shrubs at a new housing development at Warner.