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I’m a freelance journalist, mum and farmer. Love my job and my animals.
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A lifetime supporting children’s mental health

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By Cindy Lever Verified
| tmnews.com.au
Professor Marilyn Campbell For more than 50 years Professor Marilyn Campbell has worked as a teacher, teacher librarian, school counsellor, psychologist, lecturer, researcher and mentor, dedicated to improving the wellbeing of young people. “I say I look good for 123,” she laughed. While she certainly has a sense of humour, when it comes to youth mental health, Professor Campbell, who is based at Queensland University of Technology’s School of Education, is in fact very serious.
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John Bedson: Tamborine Mountain’s original rock legend

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By Cindy Lever Verified
| tmnews.com.au
John Bedson He’s the true definition of an aging rocker: black Led Zeppelin shirt, black jeans, a husky voice and a life filled with music. John Bedson has called Tamborine Mountain home for 46 years and in that time, he’s entertained locals and visitors with his many bands. “I play a lot of music,” he said in his laconic manner. John is a man of few words, preferring to let the music speak.
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Better buses for Tamborine Mountain

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By Cindy Lever Verified
| tmnews.com.au
Neil Smith is not giving up on his goal of establishing better public transport for Tamborine Mountain until the job is done. Since 2020 he has been the driving force behind the push for a full public transport service on the mountain. Now, as Neil and fellow Rotarian Zoe Ross prepare to hand their next submission to Translink seeking stage two – a weekend service – Neil reflects on the six-year journey. “It’s been intensive.
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