Jimboomba Times
Wednesday, 6 July
What's on
What's on in Jimboomba and surrounds
DRIVE ON: Come to Rockin' Jimmy's on Saturday and Cars and Coffee on Sunday.
Joe Colbrook
Nominate a mental health hero today
Nominations for this year's Mental Health Week awards presented by Open Minds are now open. Picture by Open Minds.
Joe Colbrook
Wet weather to linger, but not for much longer
Joe Colbrook
The Bureau of Meteorology is predicting wet weather will ease in the later half of the week. Picture by Joe Colbrook.
Our Business
Sterling effort from local silversmith
Joe Colbrook
Local silversmith Janis Nicklas is running monthly jewellery-making workshops. Picture by Larraine Sathicq.
See the moment Noiseworks reunites at the Big Red Bash
Derek Barry
The reformed Noiseworks featuring Jon Stevens performs at the 2022 Big Red Bash. Photos: supplied
NAIDOC Week makes a splash
Joe Colbrook
City of Logan residents are invited to attend the first Logan NAIDOC at the Pools celebration next week. Picture by Logan City Council.
Safety warning for holidaying motorists
Authorities have issued a safety reminder to motorists during the school holidays amid one of Queensland's worst years on the road.
Jeremy Cook
Firefighters call for more support
Jeremy Cook
Australian firefighters are calling for increased government support after the World Health Organisation officially linked firefighting to cancer.
Fishing on for school holidays
Justin Norris caught a healthy fifty-three cm flathead at Raby Bay as Michael des David reports on this weeks fishing conditions.
Michael Des David
Motorists advised to capitalise on fuel price dip
Joe Colbrook
RACQ fuel price expert Dr Ian Jeffreys recommends motorists take advantage of low prices expected this week.
Wet weekend brings woe
Joe Colbrook
TOUGH MUDDERS: The Division 3 Men played a tough West Inala team in the wet weather. Picture: Mustangs Brothers Rugby League.
What's on
Women take centre stage
Joe Colbrook
CENTRE STAGE: City of Logan resident Grace Edward will share her cultural journey to womanhood at the WOW (Women of the World) Festival. Picture: Logan City Council.
'Heroes' donating blood save Aussie lives
Red Cross Blood Services is urging the community to donate blood.
Craig Thomson
YOUR SAY: Times Readers' letters.
Dozens arrested in NT over violent riots
Aaron Bunch • 1hr ago
Police have arrested 25 men over clashes between rival clans in the NT community of Wadeye.
COVID boosters a matter of urgency: PM
Melissa Meehan • 2hrs ago
PM Anthony Albanese says it's inevitable Australia will roll out additional vaccine booster shots.

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What's on
What's on in Jimboomba and surrounds
Joe Colbrook
DRIVE ON: Come to Rockin' Jimmy's on Saturday and Cars and Coffee on Sunday.
Nominate a mental health hero today
Joe Colbrook
Nominations for this year's Mental Health Week awards presented by Open Minds are now open. Picture by Open Minds.
Wet weather to linger, but not for much longer
Joe Colbrook
The Bureau of Meteorology is predicting wet weather will ease in the later half of the week. Picture by Joe Colbrook.
Our Business
Sterling effort from local silversmith
Joe Colbrook
Local silversmith Janis Nicklas is running monthly jewellery-making workshops. Picture by Larraine Sathicq.
NAIDOC Week makes a splash
Joe Colbrook
City of Logan residents are invited to attend the first Logan NAIDOC at the Pools celebration next week. Picture by Logan City Council.

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Sport
Aust, US sports bodies call for Russia ban
The Russian embassy says a ban on Russia and Belarus teams will be contrary to the Olympic spirit.
Fishing on for school holidays
Michael Des David
Justin Norris caught a healthy fifty-three cm flathead at Raby Bay as Michael des David reports on this weeks fishing conditions.
Wimbledon defend Djokovic late, late show
It was late and dark in London when Novak Djokovic completed his victory over Tim van Rijthoven.
The loss of Darcy Moore will test Collingwood's depth
Howard Kotton
Trainers tend to Darcy Moore, of the Magpies, during the round 16 match between the Gold Coast Suns and Collingwood on the Gold Coast.
Muddies to welcome English rugby stars
Emily Lowe
English rugby star Courtney Lawes will captain England in the first of three tests against the Wallabies in Australia this month.
Listen
Listen
What's the buzz about delivery drones?
Wing general manager Simon Rossi says drones are a more environmentally friendly way to make deliveries. Picture: Laura Corrigan
Tom Melville Laura Carolina Corrigan
Listen
The Roadkill State
Tom Melville Laura Carolina Corrigan
Wildlife rescuer Rowan Wigmore says roadkill should be moved 20 metres from the road to stop scavengers getting hit too. Photo: Paul Scambler
Listen
What happened to Bendigo's Chinese miners?
Laura Carolina Corrigan
More than 150 people carry the Chinese dragon's during Bendigo's Easter parade. Photo: Glenn Daniels
What's On
DMA'S getting back to where they once belonged
UNLIKELY LADS: Matt Mason, Tommy O'Dell and Johnny Took, of DMA'S, will release their fourth album later this year.
Josh Leeson
Spacey Jane are writing songs for Everybody
Josh Leeson
UNIVERSAL: Spacey Jane expanded their reach on their second album Here Comes Everybody. Picture: Sam Hendel
Watch
Below Deck is really just the seven sins on the seven seas
B. R. Doherty
Expect more sailing shenanigans in season 7 of Below Deck Mediterranean. Picture: Bravo/Binge
Review
Boo Seeka targets the heart on second album
Josh Leeson
IN DEEP: Ben Gumbleton's personal turmoil flavours Between The Head & The Heart.
Export restrictions push up food prices
Liv Casben
The latest ABARES report shows food prices have increased 65 per cent in the past two years.
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Get onboard for the cruise of your lifetime
Emma Brown
ESG & what it means for the future of Australian mining
The beach lover's guide to saving for a holiday
Victoria's historic towns and iconic sights by train and luxury coach
Emma Brown
What's on
EDUCATION CHOICES | Find out about local schools
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PropertyReal Estate View
Home has double the surprises
Joanne Moffatt
On the Market: June 29 - July 5, 2022 | Jimboomba/Beaudesert
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Community
Scamwatch: Online jobseekers targeted for drug couriering
Households feel pinch as petrol prices soar to new record highs
Jordan Crick
PETROL PAIN: Unleaded petrol prices have jumped to new record highs in parts of south-east Queensland.
Right support can create bright future
HAPPY DAYS: School heavily influences young people's involvement, training or study post-school.
Driving tips to save money on petrol amid price pinch
Jordan Crick
SAVINGS: Fuel is still dear in parts of south-east Queensland, but RACQ has released tips to help people get the most out of their tank.
Motorists still being stung at the bowser
Jordan Crick
PRICE HIKE: Unleaded petrol prices were still above 190cpl on Monday.
Photos and Video
Watch
Devastation returns in fourth flood of year
Resilient: Hayley Linea moved to Camden with her children Poppy Hallack, 5, and Luke hallack, 8, earlier this year. Picture: Sylvia Liber
Jess Layt and Kayla Osborne
Watch
Scenic Rim Eat Local Week topped off with party in the paddock
Larraine Sathicq
Master Chef recruiters Katie Ross and Peter Adamidis were on the lookout for potential talent.
Watch
Town honours big horses and Scottish heritage
Larraine Sathicq
FAMILY: Lilly and Les Ehrich at the 2022 Clydesdale Spectacular. Photo: Larraine Sathicq
Watch
Watch thousands of Elvis fans shake, rattle and roll for Parkes Elvis Festival street parade
Lasting legacy of Timor-Leste mission still haunts Navy lieutenant
Nadine Morton
ON DEPLOYMENT: Tamara Sloper-Harding served in the Royal Australian Navy in Timor-Leste in 1999-2000 and what she saw there still haunts her to this day. Picture: Supplied
Comment
Real Australia
Going underground for health care
The Mount Isa Underground Hospital after its completion in 1942.
Derek Barry
Opinion
The United States of despair
Steve Evans
Fiona Katauskas' view
Opinion
Territory rights' time has come
David Pocock
Samuel Whitsed, who was diagnosed with terminal cancer, backs the proposed bill to overturn a ban on the ACT's right to legislate on voluntary assisted dying. Picture: Karleen Minney
Stories fromThe Senior
Micro-device heads off strokes
Dr Arnold Lining Ju, University of Sydney
Ex-soldiers 'overwhelmed' by compo process
Sam McKeith
The mother of a veteran says he was bullied, discharged, and failed by doctors before his suicide.
Just keep pedalling
Therese Murray
CHEEKY TAKE ON LIFE: Bob Cheek has a motto for life which he got from his father - "Just keep pedalling".
National
Dozens arrested in NT over violent riots
Police have arrested 25 men over clashes between rival clans in the NT community of Wadeye.
Aaron Bunch • 1hr ago
COVID boosters a matter of urgency: PM
Melissa Meehan • 2hrs ago
PM Anthony Albanese says it's inevitable Australia will roll out additional vaccine booster shots.
Twelve face court over Qld girl's murder
Laine Clark and Marty Silk
Twelve people have been charged with murder over the death a diabetic Queensland girl.
Biosecurity beefed up for foot and mouth
The Nationals want foot dips at airports for arrivals from Bali to ward off foot and mouth disease.
Liv Casben
Man avoids jail for years of cyberstalking
Laine Clark
A man created almost 30 different profiles to cyberstalk a childhood friend for years.
Man stands trial over toddler's death
Emily Woods
A 35-year-old man is standing trial for the murder of his girlfriend's toddler.
NSW warns of local monkeypox cases
Farid Farid
Thousands of cases of monkeypox have been reported in Europe and the United States.
Wong open to meeting with China at G20
Andrew Brown and Paul Osborne
Foreign Minister Penny Wong remains open to talks with China on the sidelines of the G20 meeting.
Stories fromQueensland Country Life
Samford show called off due to recent wet weather conditions
File picture.
Billy Jupp
Berries battered by wet weather but growers hope for late season success
Clare Adcock
Mandy Schultz of LuvaBerry farm, Wamuran, said that the wet weather has made it difficult for the strawberries to grow as well as they usually do in winter.
South West Queensland property sold under the hammer
Mark Phelps
ADCOCK PARTNERS: The 44,500 hectare South West Queensland property Dundoo has sold under the hammer for $6 million.
Life & Style
Getting creative with your hot beverages while on the road
Hot beverages on the road can be almost anything you like. Photos: Shutterstock
Sam Hollier
Why is my hair thinning and how do I make it look fuller?
A healthy scalp won't prevent hair thinning, but an unhealthy one can make it worse. Photo: Shutterstock
Recognising the hard work going on behind the scenes to find fur-ever homes
Dr Anne Quain
Voting is open for the Pet Insurance Australia Companion Animal Rescue Awards, which recognise the critical work of animal shelters, council pounds, foster carers, grass-roots animal rescue organisations and pet adopters. Picture: Shutterstock.
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