by HT Associate Editor | Nov 6, 2018 | Editorial, Features
It is always interesting to learn more about the heritage buildings across the hinterland, whether homes, shops or halls. Writer, Gay Liddington, recently delved into the history of the Maleny Butchery, celebrating an impressive 100 years of operation this month....
by HT Editor | Mar 4, 2014 | Columns, Community, Features
In the fight against organised crime, certain Queensland bikie gangs have been declared a risk to society. As Natalie Brown reveals, not all bikies are villians, in fact, every week these easy riders on our winding Hinterland roads – are simply tourists. by...
by HT Editor | Feb 5, 2014 | Columns, Hinterland Life, People
by Dale Jacobsen After four owners and four eras of Hinterland history, the restoration of this council owned asset is capturing as many memories as it is relics. “If these walls could talk…” Never has a cliché been more apt than when talking about Pattemore House....
by HT Editor | Feb 5, 2014 | Columns, Community, Features, Hinterland Life
After the disruption caused by the Traveston Dam and collapse of agriculture in the Mary Valley, community forces are reinvigorating an industry that was once the lifeblood of the region. Dagun resident and Churchill Scholarship recipient, Elaine Bradley shares the...
by HT Editor | Nov 9, 2013 | Columns
THIS IS PART ONE of a two part article dealing with the Crime and Misconduct Commission (CMC). Whilst this article explains the role of the CMC the second article will explore how a complaint is made to the CMC. The CMC was established in Queensland in 2002 as an...
by HT Editor | Nov 9, 2013 | Columns, Features
“The problem is that we may be ignorant, but we are becoming increasingly less blissful about it.” IT IS NOW CLEAR that the underlying principle of the Abbott government is to be ignorance: not only are the masses to be kept as far as possible in the dark, but the...
