20/07/2026
📢 Pine Mountain & District Progress Association – July Meeting Update
Thank you to everyone who attended our July Progress Association meeting last night.
Here’s a quick snapshot of what we discussed:
🏛️ Government Updates
We’ve attached the latest updates in the comments from our State Member for Ipswich West, Wendy Bourne, the latest Pine Mountain-specific Division 4 council update from Councillors David Martin and Jim Madden so residents can stay informed about what’s happening across our area.
🏡 Hall News
The Pine Mountain Hall AGM has been set for 15 August at 12pm. This will follow the Community Morning Tea, and we are investigating running fundraising sausage sizzle to help raise funds for the yearly insurance (which has risen significantly in price from last year!). Volunteers to assist would be greatly appreciated - let us know if you can help!
We are looking at grants available to assist with capital works, with the highest priority being disability access. Do we have any grant writers in the community who can assist? ✍️
🎄 Christmas Carols
We are reaching out to different food vendors to see who has availability to attend this year’s Carols event on Sunday 6 December.
We also need local performers and volunteers to make this another great event - can you help?
☕ Pine Mountain Community Morning Tea
Saturday 15 August! Mark it in your calendar and come along. Bring a plate to share, enjoy a cuppa, and connect with your neighbours at the Hall. Spread the word!
🌱 Firew**d
Firew**d is a significant problem for our area. A reminder to all landholders on how to responsibly manage this on your land to prevent the spread of this w**d: https://research.csiro.au/firew**d/background/
🙋 Get Involved
The Progress Association welcomes anyone who has an interest in our community. Whether you have an idea, want to volunteer occasionally, or simply like to keep informed, we’d love to see you at a future meeting.
📅 Next Meeting
Monday 17 August, 7.30pm at the Fire Shed
Thank you to everyone who continues to support our local community.
What is the w**d problem? Firew**d (Senecio madagascariensis) is a daisy native to southern Africa that has become a significant […]