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SOME COMING EVENTS

 

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The Landscape Band’s last appearance at Gheerulla Hall

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The latest meeting of hinterland hall management committee members at Kureelpa/Dulong Hall

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Found at Obi Obi Hall

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New butterfly app launched in bid to record every species in Australia

https://www.butterflies.org.au/external/home

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The final appearance of the Landscape Band will be at Gheerulla Community Hall on Sunday the 20th of October at 5.30pm

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Getting ready for October’s Obi Surplus

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A tipi hired for a wedding at Obi Obi hall

Based on a temporary dwelling used by the Sami people of northern Scandinavia

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The Tipi Hire Company camped at no 2 crossing during the wedding

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Sunshine Coast Council  grant

The Obi Obi and Kidaman Creek District Community Hall Association would like to thank Sunshine Coast Council and Councillor Greg Rogerson for the grant of $1000.00 towards the running of our 2019 Motorcycle Show

 

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The 2019 Obi Motorcycle Show and Shine event

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The trophies for each class of motorcycle

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The Drop the Clutch Cafe

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Entry to the parking and exhibition areas

Sixteen volunteers were involved in this essential part of our show

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South Australian dust over the Obi Obi Valley

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NSW DPI warns of possible pasture dieback spread through hay

https://www.theland.com.au/story/6366304/fears-hay-could-be-spreading-pasture-dieback/?cs=4941

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The next Obi Surplus is on Wednesday, the 4th

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Next Landscape Band appearance at Landsborough Hall on the  7th of September

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Getting ready for this coming weekends Motorcycle Show and Shine event

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Recent weddings

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Pasture dieback has been noticed in some properties around Kenilworth

History repeats as destructive mealybug identified as common link in devastating mystery pasture dieback

https://www.abc.net.au/news/rural/2019-08-28/history-repeats-as-destructive-mealybug-identified-in-dieback/11455468

 

Aussie Backyard Bird Count 2019

The Count, which has risen in popularity over the past five years to become one of Australia’s largest citizen science projects, gives Australians a chance to take a break from their busy everyday lives and spend 20 minutes in their favourite outdoor spaces.

That’s why we need your help — register to take part in the 2019 Aussie Backyard Bird Count this October.

http://birdlife.org.au/media/aussie-backyard-bird-count-2019/

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