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From the President: Samford Show Success and Community Updates
Read the latest update from the Samford Progress President, covering the Samford Show, fire ants, aircraft noise, the Village Green, community planning and local news.
Time to Celebrate: Samford Development Battle Officially Ends
Samford Progress celebrates the final end of the Junction Street development proposal after no further appeal was lodged. Learn what’s next for community planning and how to have your say.
Bird Survey Records 69 Species at the Samford Eco-Corridor
The latest Samford Eco-Corridor bird survey recorded 69 bird species, including winter visitors and rare sightings. Find out the results and join the upcoming Bushcare working bee.
RiverWatch Update: Community Science Protecting Our Waterways
Discover how RiverWatch volunteers at the Samford Eco Corridor are monitoring local waterways, contributing to the first Pine Rivers water quality report and supporting future restoration efforts.
Samford Progress President’s Update – June 2026
Read the latest update from the Samford Progress President, including community planning, the Main and Junction Streets development, sustainability projects, local events and important Council reminders.
John Scott Park: From Railway Yards to Community Hub
Discover the history of John Scott Park, from its origins as a railway station and yards to its transformation into one of Samford’s most important community recreation and event spaces.
Planning Our Community’s Future: Revisiting Samford Futures
Samford Progress is reviewing the community-led Samford Futures Report as part of planning for the future. Learn how you can help shape the vision for Samford and surrounds.
Bushcare Volunteers Needed at the Samford Eco-Corridor
Join Samford Progress for the next bushcare working bee at the Eco-Corridor. Help plant native species, tackle weeds and support local conservation efforts.
Rare Plum-Headed Finches Spotted at Samford Eco-Corridor
Rare Plum-headed Finches have been spotted at the Samford Eco-Corridor, delighting local birdwatchers during the latest wildlife survey.