Tieri News

It’s nearly time to head back to school.

Are you ready for Back to School! The first day of school at the Tieri State school will be Wednesday 27th January 2021. Learn more about what books and materials your child will need for the school year and when the Book drop off and teacher meet will be held.

If it’s flooded forget it.

The weekend's grey skies and consistent showers have left behind more than greener grass across the Central Highlands Region. Before heading out and about, make sure to check your route hasn't been affected by flooding. Once you are on the road, please be vigilant when driving and follow all the signage. Remember, if it's flooded FORGET IT. Read more on where to find up to date information on road closures, storm warnings and emergency information.

Putting safety top of mind

With the help of Glencore’s Oaky Creek Coal Mine Community Grant, the Capella Pioneer Village have put safety first by assisting younger local people to learn good machinery habits. This nationally accredited course was specifically designed for high school students and was held on Friday 18th September. Qualified trainer Kerion Kelly lead the class that consisted of 7 enthusiastic young locals wanting to learn more about tractor safety and best practices when operating machinery.

It’s all icy and cool at the cricket.

Capella Cricket Club were recent recipients of Glencore’s Oaky Creek Coal Mine Community Grants. With the cricket season hotting up, the club has used the funds to purchase 3 new water coolers for the team ensuring they always have plenty of ice cold water to hydrate the team during games both home and away.

Tieri Xmas Lights Trail

The Christmas countdown is on. Houses and roofs in Tieri are getting a Christmas makeover with lights, decorations, and tinsel. It’s an exciting time for lovers of the silly season, a time to venture out and track down the biggest and most extravagant light displays in town. But where should you go?

Have your say for your chance to win a BBQ!

The Tieri ‘Anchor’ Survey is now open. Taking just 20 minutes the survey is 100% confidential and when you register and complete the survey not only will you be able to express your views, you will also go into the draw to win a Weber Baby Q BBQ. Read more

DBS recognised as Exceptional Indigenous Business.

On Monday night local business Diversified Building Services (DBS) were announced the winner of the 'Exceptional Indigenous Business' at the Queensland Indigenous Awards. The QRC Indigenous Awards celebrate the contribution of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to the Queensland resources industry, while promoting leading practice economic  participation initiatives and achievements.

What’s important to you? Have your say.

Locals are invited to participate in a unique community engagement program to help Glencore Oaky Creek Coal build stronger community relationships. Built on over 10 years of research by Australia's national science agency, CSIRO, and delivered by a CSIRO spin-out company, Voconiq, the Local Voices program confidentially brings your views and experiences inside the company through a series of online surveys. Read more

Dojo classes return from 3 November

Peak Downs Karate is pleased to announce the recommencement dojo training from Tuesday 3rd November at the Tieri State School Assembly Area (PAC Hall) Whether you’re seeking a new challenge both physically and mentally, or are interested in a diverse and contemporary Martial Arts style, we look forward to seeing you at the Dojo classes at Tieri.