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6 OLD RSL VENUE GET MASSIVE MAKEOVER: FREE JULY 2020 GUIDE A BOON FOR LOCAL JOBS RSL: SANDGATE EINBUNPIN VENUE TO GET FESTIVAL The much-loved old Sandgate RSL venue is now MASSIVE 2020 GOES MAKEOVER ONLINE midway through a stunning transformation.
8 FREE FALL SEES OH BAILEY RISE TO THE TOP FREE FALL Shorncliffe songstress Jess Elliott has found her SEESOH BAILEY feet in the music world at the strangest of times. TO RISETHETOP 14 NEW TRAINING GROUND FOR WHISKEY’S WISH INC
FIND! Don’t be surprised if you see a flurry of service TRADES SERVICES dog training activity. SECTION INSIDE Photo by Flynn Clarkson 18 EINBUNPIN FESTIVAL GOES VIRTUAL PUBLISHER For the first time in its 29-year history, the Dominic Alberth Einbunpin Festival is going virtual in 2020.
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4 SANDGATE GUIDE JULY 2020 5 Reinvented CLUB A BOON FOR Story Emma Harley LOCAL JOBS
After closing its doors to the public in 2018, the much-loved old Club Sandgate building is now midway through a stunning transformation that will see it brought back to life for 4017 residents.
Kedron-Wavell Services Club General Manager Lyndon Broome
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he venue — which is now owned by open, with the old Sandgate RSL Club being a Michael Maguire and will be operated by favourite with members and the public alike. licensee the Kedron-Wavell Services Club “It has been amazing as everyone we talk to T— will be nearly unrecognisable in its new skin either has an amazing story to share about a with considerable renovations transforming it memory from the club from many years ago or into a modern, family-oriented club. are simply excited to have ‘their’ Club back in Sandgate,” he said. Kedron-Wavell Services Club general manager Lyndon Broome said the club’s renovation was “Clubs are an important part of the social makeup well underway, with plans to open to the public of any local community, and this club will provide later this year. a safe and friendly location for all to meet and feel included.” “The Sandgate RSL was always on our mind, as we know the value that community clubs can The punters aren’t the only ones who will benefit. deliver for their people,” he said. The new club will provide a raft of employment opportunities for locals to take advantage “We are completing a full refurbishment of the of – especially salient at a time of economic whole building and everything will be brand new, uncertainty. including the exciting installation of a new lift that will reposition the entry back to the main door. “The club will employ between 40 and 60 staff with most of these being sourced locally. We will “The new facility will incorporate two dining also be implementing school-based trainees,” he areas, one being a family-style bistro and the said. other being a table service restaurant.” “We love how much the people of Sandgate love Broome said the local community had been eager Sandgate, and we can’t wait to become a part of to know when the doors to the new venue would the fabric of this community once again.” JULY 2020 7 The 22-year-old music student was buoyed when her single Free Fall — a stunning, surreal track that washes and swirls slow-wave synth and keys Jess Elliott — better below Jess’s indie-chanteuse vocals — made it known by her stage to number nine on Triple J’s Unearthed charts, name, Oh Bailey and made it all the way to number three on the Unearthed pop charts. She said it was an incredible way to start her recording career. “So I released Free Fall to Triple J Unearthed in December 2019, before I had begun working with my now manager Ellie Vane-Tempest,” Jess said. “She really inspired and encouraged me to promote myself, who I am, and my music to the world. And it worked! “I have been blown away by the support and love for the track. I’m super grateful for that.” While Jess said she was yet to play a show in her native Sandgate community thanks to the coronavirus pandemic, she has kept busy by organising and playing festivals online. “I’m hoping once venues open up again, that I’ll have the opportunity to perform at venues like Mr Henderson or Cardigan Bar,” she said. “While COVID-19 is around, I won’t have any shows in venues but I’ve recently held an online music festival called Cabin Fever with several other artists from JMC Academy [where Jess studies], which was a big success. I’m currently in the planning stage of having a second online festival which you will be able to watch via my Instagram.” Free Fall sees When Jess does get the opportunity to get back on stage, you can expect a plethora of smooth, Oh Bailey rise synth-heavy tracks that float close to the feel of her influences. to the top “I’m influenced by a whole bunch of artists, such as The 1975, The Japanese House and Maggie Rogers, which has steered me into making music Story Emma Harley in the synth/dream pop genre,” she said. “I love making and listening to music with ith waves of dreamy synth-pop beautiful synth melodies, unique vocals and coated in luscious bass keys guitar, which is something I try to apply to my and textured, layered vocals, music when I’m creating.” ShorncliffeW songstress Jess Elliott — better known by her stage name Oh Bailey — has You can listen to Oh Bailey on all the major found her feet in the music world at the streaming platforms or search for Oh Bailey on strangest of times. Facebook and Instagram.
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JULY 2020 11 New COVID-19 Counselling Line Launched A new counselling and support phone line is available to help people being adversely impacted by COVID-19 and the community changes introduced to help stop the spread of the virus. Community organisation SANDBAG, in partnership with the Queensland University of Technology Counselling and Psychology Clinic and supported by the Lord Mayor Charitable Trust, Kevan Buckle with new owner, Leah Gordon. began operating the support line in June. Called SANDBAG Connect, counsellors can be reached on Arthouse Framer 1-800-SANDBAG (1800 726 322). The service offers dedicated counselling, support and connection to other Shares Recipe resources and is available Tuesday to Friday, 9.30am to 4.30pm, for For Success adults over the age of 18, living in the Brisbane North area. Story Sean Leahy SANDBAG’s counselling services his July, picture framer Kevan Buckle will have manager Kylie Heenan said served the northside’s art community for 24 years. SANDBAG had identified a rise in While you can still find him at Arthouse Picture the number of community members TFraming in Deagon for a few months yet, he will soon expressing feelings of uncertainty be on a new path. Kevan has sold his business to Leah and distress related to COVID-19 and Gordon. “He’s a craftsman,” Leah said, “and he’s staying the associated changes around social on for a few more months to help out, training the new distancing, employment and caring management.” for children at home full-time. Formerly a chef and restaurant owner, Kevan brings the “This is exacerbated for those with pre- same care and attention to detail to his framing that he existing mental health vulnerabilities brought to fine dining. “If you are the chef you wouldn’t and those experiencing family send a meal out that you wouldn’t eat yourself. It’s an conflict,” Kylie said. “We anticipate emotional thing for an artist to create art and it’s rewarding that even as social distancing to be able to make the work look even better.” measures ease, the social, emotional and economic ramifications will persist A stalwart of the local community, sponsoring the Nundah and potentially grow in prevalence Art Show, Redcliffe Art Society and Bluewater Festival, over the coming year, which requires he’s met the art supplies and picture framing needs of a supportive response.” customers, from Bribie to the Gold Coast and as far west as Quilpie. SANDBAG Connect Phone A keen sketcher, this native of Shropshire, is looking forward Counselling Service to a new phase of travel in Europe, cycling and “having the Tues-Fri, 9.30am – 4.30pm time to draw.” 1-800-SANDBAG (1800 726 322) 12 SANDGATE GUIDE Sandgate State School Welcome interested families to enrol now for Prep 2021 www.sandgatess.eq.edu.au [email protected] Phone: 3869 7111
JULY 2020 13 NEW TRAINING GROUND FOR WHISKEY’S WISH INC
Next month don’t be surprised if you’re passing by the Sandgate RSL Sub-Branch on Burnett Place and see a flurry of service dog training activity.
The Sandgate RSL Sub- with an opportunity to diversify Branch has invited not for our training for our recipients and profit charity, Whiskey’s Wish provide ‘proofing’ training for their Inc, to use its grounds for their dogs,” she said. service dog training. Proofing training ensures dogs can maintain Whiskey’s Wish Inc provides veterans, first focus on the person they are with, despite any responders and correctional officers with distractions such as noise, crowds or children. customised programs for participants to train their dogs for rehabilitation purposes. The The training of service dogs takes anywhere charity, which has been running since 2014, trains between 18 months and two years, and dogs to help their owners with mobility issues, Whiskey’s Wish Inc works with members and their post-traumatic stress or mental health disorders, own dogs. As part of the course, participants or service-related injuries such as deafness, are required to complete training logs and are blindness, brain injuries or social withdrawal. provided with a range of rehabilitation support services. The organisation hosts training sessions Australia- wide but was delighted to have received the While there are criteria for the preferred age, invitation from the Sandgate RSL to utilise their weight and size for service dogs, the organisation grounds as an additional training area. has trained dogs from a wide variety of breeds to become successful service and rehabilitation Whiskey Wish Inc’s community engagement companions for their owners. officer Simone Fleming said it was a very generous offer, which the local organisation was Whiskey’s Wish Inc’s once-monthly training delighted to be taking up. sessions at their new Sandgate location are expected to commence mid to late-July, pending “The Sandgate RSL grounds and surrounding COVID-19 restrictions being scaled back. areas are perfect for dog training with the location close to Sandgate’s shopping area Email Whiskey’s Wish Inc at info@whiskeyswish. and Einbunpin Lagoon Park. This provides us org.au or visit whiskeyswish.org.au 14 SANDGATE GUIDE Try Our new •menu• See Staff For Details
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JULY 2020 15 A WORD FROM OUR REPRESENTATIVES Cr Jared Cassidy Stirling Hinchliffe MP
The community has With only a minimal faced lots of hardship number of active cases due to COVID-19 from of COVID-19 left in both a health and Queensland, I want to economic perspective. In thank everyone here in response to these needs our local area for the role I have teamed up with you played in stopping Stirling Hinchliffe, State the spread of this deadly Member for Sandgate to pandemic. Compared provide care packages to other regions and for those in need. The grocery packs are available countries around the globe, Queensland and indeed on Wednesdays on an alternating basis from our Australia as a whole, have managed to contain this offices between 12pm and 2 pm. pandemic. This has been achieved through the hard work and dedication not just of the government, but I am pleased to support community groups during of local communities around our great State. these tough times through the Deagon Ward Lord Mayor’s Community Fund. In particular, I know this hasn’t been an easy task. All of our lives SANDBAG for their Connect Counselling Service, have been greatly affected by COVID-19. Whether Zillmere Community Centre for the Safety and you lost your job, watched your business hurt, or Food Purchase Project and Kurbingui Youth missed seeing your loved ones, COVID-19 has been and Family Development for their COVID-19 a strain on all of us. Through it all, I have been so Community Food Hamper Program. This funding proud to watch our community come together to is vital as it enables the groups to provide much- combat this crisis. Whether it was those who joined needed support to our local community. the Care Army, put teddy bears in their window or just bought takeaway from a locally-owned The SANDBAG Connect is a free, confidential business. You have played a role in ensuring our telephone support line. If you or someone you community keeps ticking over. As restrictions ease, I know needs support, contact 1800 SANDBAG want to urge our community to continue to listen to between 9.30am and 4.30pm Tuesday to Friday. the health advice of the Chief Health Officer. Please My office is now open to the public, so please continue to be mindful of social distancing while out feel free to drop in if you have any Council in the community, wash your hands regularly and if related issues. you are sick, stay home and monitor your health.
Cr Sandy Landers Council’s Free Native Plants program is again underway, meaning Brisbane ratepayers, As the cooler months set Housing Commission and Defence Housing in, Council is currently residents are eligible to claim two free native undertaking a brazier and plants (per financial year). To receive a free trees voucher, residents can present a current fire pit heating trial. From 1 paid rates notice, or evidence of a recent rental June to 31 August residents payment for housing commission and defence are allowed small outdoor housing residents, at a Council office, library or fires for heating purposes Ward Office. in braziers or constructed fire pits off the ground As COVID-19 restrictions have been lifting, with proper aeration of the many of our Council facilities have reopened fire. If having a fire during this period, please or started operating in different capacities. Council’s Active and Healthy programs have see my website for guidelines and fact sheets. also resumed with capped numbers and social It’s also courteous to talk to your neighbours distancing guidelines in place. beforehand. Council will continue to investigate complaints during this period and our 24-hour To stay up to date with these changes you can contact centre remains available on 3403 8888. follow my Facebook page at www.facebook. com/Cr.Sandy.Landers. 16 SANDGATE GUIDE NEW RELEASE. AVAILABLE NOW!
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JULY 2020 19 True Health and Beauty Is Due East. Story Emma Harley Photo Bruce Redman
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JULY 2020 23 Interview by Linda Read LOCAL “My nuclear family [husband Andrew, and four FACES daughters aged four to 20] came to Sandgate in 2012. We moved here from Papua New Guinea because my husband got a regional job as a lawyer in the Pacific, and the regional office was in Brisbane. We chose Sandgate because his mother grew up here and we thought it might be CLAIRE a nice place for our children to grow up. We’re originally from Papua New Guinea (PNG). Both of us are each half Papua New Guinean MORIES and half Australian in heritage. I’m now a dual Australian and PNG citizen — I became an Australian citizen in 2017. KIDU Right now, I’m studying fashion design. I can only manage to do it part-time because I have four girls. One of those girls is 20 years old, and the other three are under 12, so it’s pretty busy. I’ve always wanted to do it [fashion design], but I’ve probably never had the confidence to do it before this. One of the things that gave me that confidence was watching my children grow into women, and trying to develop their confidence, shows me the need to do that myself.
I want to work with artisans to bring bilums [a PNG bag with a unique weave] to the world in a fashionable way, but also an ethical way, that doesn’t exploit the artisans who make them. The bilum is quite an incredible artefact. There are so many things to love about Sandgate. In the short time we’ve been here, we’ve made the kind of friends that you have for life. I think part of the reason is because generally, Sandgate is such a beautiful place that it attracts a certain type of person. There is a community feel in Sandgate that you don’t get in every suburb. I love living walking distance from the beach — that’s one of the best things about it. I think the other thing about living here, for me personally, is that because I’m interested in art and design, living in a place where we have just so much natural beauty, I can go out any day of the week and find something beautiful to focus on, in terms of design. It’s so abundant. It’s an artist’s Claire Mories Kidu paradise really.” 24 SANDGATE GUIDE ®
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JULY 2020 39 figure. Where we land between that figure and the current figure is yet to be seen because at COVID-19 the moment there are too many unknowns. The government itself doesn’t seem to have settled WITH STIRLING, its position yet. If you or someone you know JARED & ANIKA experience hardship while being on Newstart, Q&A please get in touch with my office. tirling Hinchliffe MP, Councillor Jared Q: How has COVID-19 affected the Council? Cassidy and Anika Wells MP recently hosted a virtual mobile office to answer JARED: A lot of Council’s facilities and services Squestions from locals regarding COVID-19 have been affected of course. Facilities like and how it’s affecting them. The trio went live our pools, gyms, outdoor exercise equipment on Facebook to answer questions from 4017 whether they be basketball courts, netball courts, residents. hit up walls or playgrounds were all closed based on the health advice. Also, a lot of the face-to- Q: Why did the local government elections face interactions you normally have with Council in March go ahead, and will the state whether it’s regional business centres, our election be going ahead? libraries, city hall, are closed to the public at the moment. STIRLING: The decision to have the local government elections go ahead in March was Dumps are open and tip vouchers are still made on advice of the Chief Health Officer, Dr available from my office if you didn’t receive Jeannette Young, and was very much based them in your rates notice. Just phone or email upon one, the need to have continuity in local ahead and we will arrange that for you. government in responding to the pandemic, I have been getting a lot of questions about but also having taken into account the measures kerbside collections. The advice from Council put in place to ensure the election could be conducted in such a way which didn’t result in a is they have been postponed from 3 April until spike in COVID-19 cases. further notice. I’m pleased to say the period beyond the Another one which has been coming up a bit is election (the pre-polling period and election the Council’s Immunisation Clinic. The question I day itself) there was no evidence of a spike as a had is, “Is my elderly mother eligible for a free consequence of the election being held. flu vaccine through the Council’s Immunisation Clinic?”. The other issue which had been raised online was how things are going to work for a state election If you are in the following eligible groups: children coming up later in the year. What I can say is all aged 6 months - 4 years old, pregnant women avenues and all opinions are being considered at any stage of pregnancy, all Aboriginal and and looked at. Torres Strait Islander People aged 6 months and over, all adults aged 65 years and over, and any In fact, the government’s advice is a full postal individual aged over 6 months with a disposition vote is possible if it is determined as the right way towards severe influenza. forward. That’s a decision which has to ultimately be made on the basis of the public health advice Q: How have school kids been impacted? at the time. STIRLING: This is something I have been Q: What is going to happen speaking to a lot of people about. I took the when JobSeeker stops? opportunity to speak to as many of our local principals as possible and they have given me ANIKA: You should know as your local member I really good feedback. It was a difficult time, no have called for the rate of Newstart to be raised, question. I had experiences of it with my own in Parliament back in February. We have been year 9 at home but it was a learning process for a #raisetherate campaign since then. My view everyone involved. At-home learning was the is the Newstart rate of about $40 a day wasn’t best option to limit community transmission at enough, and we shouldn’t go back to that the time (nearly all students are back). 40 SANDGATE GUIDE Q: Will roads be adapted for roads and pedestrians to accommodate social distancing? JARED: Some cities around the world have adapted to our new normal very quickly. COVID-19 aside, this is an interesting discussion about how we use road space and public space. This really could be a catalyst about how we think about planning our open spaces in future planning. What we have seen about all the battles to maintain public green spaces over the last 30 years has been particularly worth it at the moment. It is certainly worth adapting how we "Is your Smile Ready?" use public spaces coming out of COVID-19. Q: How many COVID-19 cases Get that wedding have there been in 4017? perfect smile. STIRLING: We get the details for the Metro- North Area but not for our local area and we do not have those details. Metro-North is the largest health and hospital service area in the state in terms of population. No concerns about hot spots in our local area. Q: Financial hardship? (See Anika’s comments on JobSeeker and Newstart for Federal Assistance). JARED: Council rates for the first quarter have been delivered. If you are facing financial difficulty and need assistance with your rates, get in contact with my office or directly with Council. There are a number of things including payment plans and deferred payments for up to 9 months and interest won’t be applied from April to those Call to book your deferrals. Any rate recovery currently going on or otherwise has ceased. appointment at STIRLING: One of the other things which doesn’t go away is your utilities bill. The Queensland today. Government is providing a $200 rebate on everyone’s household electricity bill. In order to be compensated for electricity and watering costs. Electricity bills are the most effective way of delivering this rebate. Ph: 3269 0655 Q: Support for mental health services? 97 Braun Street, Deagon (next to KFC) ANIKA: Beyond Blue has experienced a 40% Book Online At: spike in requests and Lifeline was saying they www.toothkind.com.au have had more requests in the first month of the pandemic than across the calendar year. So, Preferred Providers for we did have a win where we got Telehealth put on as a Medicare item so you can now access a telephone appointment with your GP. JULY 2020 41 FISH OF THE MONTH Longtail Tuna
Thunnus tonggol general area where I have seen them, or where I have seen birds working and drifting into them. Story Peter Hansler Four out of five stars eating quality for me. I have fried some in Southern Style Chicken ne of the better tasting fish we pull out of Moreton Bay is the Longtail Coating and someone actually thought it was Tuna, formally known as Northern chicken. How good is that? OBluefin Tuna. Peter Hansler is a local “fish enthusiast” who Caught from between northern NSW right promotes and educates about our native fish and responsible angling via his website around the top of Australia to WA, these fish rainbowrunner.ausfish.com.au. If you have a are great speedsters when hooked, and never question for Peter you can reach him via email give up fighting all the way to the boat. They at [email protected]. have been responsible for many sore arms and backs after a drawn-out fight.
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JULY 2020 43 BRAMBLE DOUBLE JOY FOR LILLEY MP Federal MP for Lilley, Anika Wells, has announced she is expecting twins in November this year. She will be the first female Federal MP to have twins while in office. Bites Ms Wells made the announcement on Twitter Story Brooke Jacobson earlier this year, with her husband Finn having dubbed the impending arrivals as the 4017 COUNCIL IMPROVEMENTS “Quarantwins”. Brisbane City Council have started to replace all Ms Wells and her husband Finn are already the water bubblers on the foreshore from Decker parents to a daughter, Celeste. Park, all the way around to Frank Doyle Park in Shorncliffe. END OF AN ERA The Decker Park playground is also being The Northside Chronicle/Bayside Star newspaper upgraded. Work was due to be finished by late will cease publication as of 29 June. June, weather permitting. Previous works in the park to upgrade the shade sails were completed A few weeks ago, News Corp announced up just before Christmas last year. to 76 newspapers run by the company would be switching to digital-only editions, with 14 A project to upgrade the lighting in the Sandgate newspapers, including the Chronicle/Star, Memorial Park is also due to start in late July/early disappearing altogether. August. Executive chairman Michael Miller was quoted as During the recent council budget announcement, saying that News Corp’s city-based papers would $363,000 was secured for Flinders Parade now “double down” on their state focus, with Sandgate footpath upgrade work. increased regional content. The Bayside Star was first published in 1987 and ART CLASSES FOR YOUNG AND OLD the Northside Chronicle was first published in Mancini Art Studio is offering a range of school 1985. The two papers were combined into one holiday workshops including painting a canvas, edition in recent years. making a dream catcher, card and craft Minecraft building, watercolour workshops and paint or bejewel your own denim jacket or jeans. Classes CAN YOU HELP? are $30 per class or two classes for $55. SANDBAG are asking for donations to help those in need. They’re looking for tinned baked The studio is also offering Paint and Sip art classes beans and spaghetti; long-life milk; small variety for adults, at a cost of $45 per person. For more packets of cereal; noodles and packet soup. information, contact Kim Mancini via email at Please contact the organisation by email at info@ [email protected] or by calling 0402 473 sandbag.org.au 083. DOLPHINS BACK IN THE BAY KERBSIDE COLLECTION CANCELLED A number of residents have spotted dolphins Brisbane City Council announced during the frolicking in the waters around Shorncliffe in recent budget that it will cancel kerbside recent weeks. They’re a popular sight at this time collections for the next two years. of year, although you’ll have to get up early in the morning to see them! Would you like to contribute to Bramble Bites? There have been quite a few posts on local Is there something happening in the 4017 Facebook pages with photos and videos of the community you’d like to share? What are you beautiful creatures enjoying a swim and a play talking about on social media or at the school near the Shorncliffe Pier. Have you been lucky gate? Email Brooke to be included in the next enough to spot the dolphins? Bramble Bites at [email protected] 44 SANDGATE GUIDE Full UV protection in clear lenses. ZEISS Lenses with UVProtect Technology
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JULY 2020 47 stations. As with, it seems, everything he did, HISTORY he became an accomplished horseman and an accurate shot. In March 1864, he took up with two other robbers to hold up a public house near Bowen. They escaped with three cabbage-tree hats, two pairs of pants, a pair of boots, a gun, a Crimean shirt, a bottle of whiskey and 14 lbs of flour. The government put a 50-pound price on his head. James headed to NSW, hoping to take up with infamous bushrangers Ben Hall, Frank Gardiner, John Gilbert and John Dunn. It is alleged that he committed several robberies on the way. He used several aliases and newspapers reported him as John Bruce, Mar, Kerr and Scottie. He was eventually apprehended for the Bowen heist, but escaped, stole a horse and continued his nefarious activities, mainly holding up stagecoaches. He must have had a sense of humour, because he sent 1700 pounds worth of cheques and money orders to the governor of Queensland, Sir George Bowen, saying in his letter that he had no need of them. The reward for his arrest went up to 250 pounds. Eventually recaptured in 1866 by local citizens at Gin Gin, the court found him not guilty of the hold up of the pub, as the police officer involved, Sir Frederick Pottinger, had died before he could give evidence. But he was then taken to Our Very Own Maryborough to face charges of robbing the mails. He was found guilty and sentenced to 25 Bushranger! years at St Helena Island in Moreton Bay. While on St Helena he was shot in the wrist Story Hellen White while trying to escape with six others. There he remained until his sentence was remitted in he Wild Scotsman (or Scotchman), last December 1874. At the instigation of the Rev. seen in Bracken Ridge. James Alpin B.G. Wilson, a group of citizens raised a petition McPherson was a legend and anti-hero for clemency to release him. Tin the 19th century. James eventually married, had six children with Born in Inverness, Scotland in 1842, his family his wife, Elizabeth, and died falling off a horse in sailed for Australia and arrived at Moreton Bay in August 1895. January 1855. His father, John, bought 93 acres in Bracken Ridge in 1862, producing potatoes Each year, on the third weekend of March, and maize, and raising cattle. Gin Gin holds a “Wild Scotsman Festival” to commemorate McPherson’s capture by the James went to school in Ipswich. Talented locals in 1866. in languages, he was known to be a very entertaining speaker. After a stint at trade school, With thanks to the Sandgate Historical Society, he ran away in 1863, getting work at various Mrs Pam Verney and photo from WikiMili. 48 SANDGATE GUIDE Do you have a birthday in July? Get a 45 minute massage for the price of a 30 minute Did you know that pain and stress shows on your face? Chronic stress is a major contributor to the ageing process. You might also be suffering neck pain, back pain and headache. Studies show that regular sustained relaxation for 45 to 60 minutes will help manage your stress and pain. Massage is the ideal therapy for stress and pain management.
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JULY 2020 49 Beyond function centre on Mt Mee Road, and like all of Sandgate us they are looking forward to the end of the Covid-19 restrictions. “COVID hit us very hard, especially the first month,” Kate says. “We lost a lot of our staff but were still doing takeaway for the locals ourselves. Once the restrictions lifted, we started to get our staff back and knew we had to get creative.”
Our new chef Joel only started in December last year, and luckily “he has a passion for pastry, so almond croissants and sourdough have saved us in this time.” Ocean View Estates For a day trip involving a coffee and a croissant, Mt Mee is the perfect place. But if you’re keen to stay longer, you can book an overnight stay at FEEL LIKE A one of the many accommodation options nearby, Wine or even camp up the road at the D’Aguilar THIS WEEKEND? National Park. This area offers a great selection of bush walks, Story Philip Woods trails and lookouts, as well as cafés, wineries and retreats. e’ve all been cooped up inside for many recent weekends; with Glengariff Historic Estate, a popular established winter now upon us and our doors function centre and winery, is also located on the re-opening,W why not head to the high country winding Mt Mee Road, along with the acclaimed for a wine or beer tasting and some majestic Birches Restaurant. views? With Mt Mee being so close to Sandgate, it Just a short 40-minute drive away is Mt Mee, a makes a lovely day trip or weekend away. Enjoy a charming village found on a beautiful winding scenic drive, have a coffee and croissant and be road that travels between Dayboro and D’Aguilar. home in a few hours, or take a weekend off, stay This region offers a lovely mix of rural farming the night and chill out with wine or two! and natural forest, along with some wineries and a brewery. Visit: parks.des.qld.gov.au/parks/daguilar/; www.oceanviewestates.com.au; Kate and Thomas Honnef operate Ocean View www.visitmoretonbayregion.com.au/natural- Estates; a winery, craft brewery, restaurant and attractions/mount-mee-forest-reserve
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