Bald Hills Bushies
Barungwarra Bushland Reserve, Bald Hills, Brisbane
What’s Happening - 2020
© B. Clifford for Bald Hills Bushies 2020
Tree beds are referenced by the name used by bushies to identify them. Names and locations of these beds are indicated on the maps.
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New signs at the reserve.
Brisbane City Council has now replaced our old and damaged sign near
the car park with this brand new sign. It’s the same design as the old one
but has our group’s name displayed, which was missing from the old one.
Mullock Heap attacked.
After many years of sitting near the Scouts tree bed, the Mulluck Heap is no more. Glen and Bob removed most of the
old vegetation on Tuesday 11th August and the rest of the bushies helped to relocate the remaining soil at the Saturday
working bee on 15th August. The remaining soil has been used to slightly extend the Scout tree bed.
BCC has also added the story sign to the Stan’s Way sign. This is the
same as the original sign which was removed during the process of
building the new car park .
Sadly, the BCC signwriters where not the only ones active in the park,
Some Graffiti artists defaced the other Stan\s way sign and also Stan’s
seat for good measure. What a shame these vandals couldn’t spend
some tine helping us with the weeding at the reserve
TMR Announnce plans to widen the Bruce Highway alongside Barungwarra reserve.
A notification posted to local residents gives details ot the propoal to upgrade the Gympie Arterial Road alongside
Baringwarra Drive and the Barungwarra Bushland Reserve as well as sections of the Bruce Highway and the
Gateway motorway. Details are available here. Bald Hills Bushies have asked to be included in any future publicity
and information which the TMR releases regarding the project. We have advised on our interests in how the project
will effect the Scar Tree and also requested inclusion of wildlife fencing along the side of our reserve
Bushies celebrate International Coffee Day at the Ahoy Cafe, Bald Hills.
Our monthly coffee morning at the Ahoy Coffee Shop at Bald Hills coincided with the
2020 International Coffee Day. Bushies wasted no time in joining in the celebrations
with Coffees all round. We were joined at the Coffee Shop by Sandy Launders,
Councillor for Bracken Ridge Ward, and Amanda Cooper., LNP Candidate for Aspley.
Back Row, Narelle Woodward, Juanita Irwin, Helen Bartlett, Amanda Cooper, John
Stopford (Seated). Front Row, Russell Campbell Glen Tuckett, Bob Clifford, Sandy
Launders (Standing).
