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BURTONS RD, BRIDGES 46 ACRES Offer Over $1.1M GazetteJuly 7, 2021 | Edition 231 | 10,000 Copies Fortnightly | sunshinevalleygazette.com.au | [email protected] Ph: 5446 7333 [email protected] Welcome to The Shed, now at Palmwoods PALMWOODS’ reputation as a tourist destination has been strengthened by the arrival of a popular Sunshine Coast business. The Shed, an upmarket vintage furniture and homewares emporium has relocated to the old railway yards sheds in Main Street, just down from Spar Supermarket. Geoff and Dianna Ryan’s business outgrew their former large industrial shed in Forest Glen since opening their doors four years ago. They spent a year searching for a suitable location and, since they decided on Palmwoods, have even moved to the area because they wanted to live where they work and support the local community. “The Shed is a destination business and by its very nature, we offer our customers a relaxing, inspiring and unique shopping experience,” said Geoff. “People love to take their time browsing our extensive range of beautifully curated items,” said Dianna. “With a coffee shop attached (at Forest Glen) we were able to offer our customers a reason to linger longer and enjoy the ambience. Unfortu- nately we had a limited kitchen space and very little parking and we soon Adding to the towns’ charm and tourism appeal ... The Shed owners Dianna & Geoff Ryan can’t wait to remove the dust covers and open the doors to reveal To Page 2 more than 15,000 items to the public at the restored railway sheds in Palmwoods. Expo targets a growing audience PREMIER gardening event — the pandemic, an increase in gardening “We’re confident the Queensland ready for sale each day of the event.” their gardens or incorporated food Queensland Garden Expo — is on interest provided an exciting oppor- Garden Expo will provide ample Queensland Garden Expo producing trees and shrubs which led track to welcome thousands of visi- tunity for this year’s event to attract opportunity to nurture this new- Chairman and Bluesky Nursery Mar- to strong wholesale and retail sales,” tors from far and wide to a three-day new visitors. found love for gardening with 350 keting Manager Simon Smith said Mr Smith said. celebration of all things gardening at “With so many people house- exhibitors — including 55 nurseries without doubt COVID-19 restrictions “With food shortage fears and Nambour Showgrounds this weekend bound, there was a huge curiosity — and guest speakers presenting an and the ban on overseas travel cre- people wanting to limit trips to the from Friday. in growing food like herbs and veg- action-packed program. ated a situation where people were shops there was also a boom in the Queensland Garden Expo Event etables and before long people were “Attendees can learn, explore and ‘stuck’ at home so they took the sales of all things edible. Fruit trees Manager Marion Beazley said while ready to get their hands dirty for a get inspired; and can then find every- opportunity to invest their money and vegetable seedlings in particular it was disappointing that the 2020 complete home garden makeover,” thing they need at the Expo, including and transform their gardens. Expo had to be cancelled due to the Ms Beazley said. a choice of more than 60,000 plants “Many home owners renovated To Page 2 YOUR LOCAL

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Editorial If it matters to you, it matters to us. Send your news to applications Cameron Outridge 0409 424 487 [email protected] open for 2021 Advertising To advertise contact APPLICATIONS for this year’s State College P&C, QPCYWA Tanya Outridge 2021 Sundale Community – Sunshine Coast PCYC, St 0400 069 711 Foundation Grants round will Vincent de Paul Society Qld, [email protected] open 16 July for community Guides Queensland - Nam- grants between $1000 and bour District, Little Dreamers $10,000. Australia, Nambour Special Designer SCF was established in 2015 Katie Buckley: School, Adopt Change, Nam- by Sundale Ltd with the aim of bour Rugby Union Football [email protected] extending the charitable influ- Club, Nambour Meals on ence of Sundale through finan- Wheels Service Inc, Hear and Distribution cial grants for worthy projects Say- Centre for Deaf Children 10,000 copies are in Nambour and its environs. Ltd (Sunshine Coast) and the distributed to popular $1 million was gifted by Woombye Snakes FC. pick-up points throughout Sundale Ltd to kick-start the To guide community groups the hinterland including Community Foundation; and in applying for grants the SCF at Palmwoods, Woombye, The 36th annual Queensland Garden Expo will take place from 9-11 July at the Nambour thanks to the SCF Board of vol- Board will also host a grants Nambour, Chevallum, Showgrounds. unteers that money has been information afternoon, and Eudlo, Mooloolah, Hunchy, invested and earnings from welcome community groups Yandina, Maleny, Montville, those funds are distributed to to attend on Thursday 22 Flaxton, Mapleton and Expo returns to growing audience community grants each year. July, 4-5pm at the Nambour Forest Glen. “We are very proud to Tramway Terminus 28 Mill From Page 1 of plants to choose from,” Mr Event details announce this year’s Sun- Street Nambour. Gazette Online Smith said. dale Community Founda- Register via eventbrite by The Gazette is Printed became very hard to source. “There is no better time to • Where: Nambour Show- tion grant round, to date this 5pm 16 July or email: admin@ Fortnightly & Online Always. A “Another growth area was get back into your garden and grounds, Coronation small board of volunteers has sdcf.org.au All attendees need pdf form of the printed paper indoor foliage lines, which plant out that veggie patch you Avenue, Nambour. provided close to $150,000 in to register for this COVIDsafe can be found on our website. the Nursery Industry Survey always wanted, drop in your • When: Friday, 9 July to funds to worthy local commu- event at www.eventbrite.com. Stories are also posted on reported grew by 9 per cent own small fruit orchard, create Sunday, 11 July 2021. nity groups in the Nambour au by searchuing for “Sundale Facebook, on our blog and via last year. With people spending a Balinese-themed garden in • Opening times: Gates open and surrounding areas,” said community foundation”. email to our subscribers more time inside their homes, your pool area, build a native 8:00am daily. SCF Board Chair Caroline Visit the Sundale Commu- indoor plants have become wildlife-friendly garden or • Gates close 5pm Friday and Hutchinson. nity Foundation website www. Business Write-ups exceptionally popular.” create your own indoor plant Saturday; 4:00pm Sunday. In 2020 partnering with sundalecommunityfounda- Our Write-up Framework The 36th annual Queensland utopia. • Tickets: Tickets available Sundale Limited ($15,000), tion.org.au for further infor- explains your business in Garden Expo will take place The Queensland Garden for purchase at www.qld- and Ken Mills Toyota ($5000), mation on criteria and how a way that appeals to your from 9-11 July at the Nambour Expo speaker program has gardenexpo.com.au. SCF collectively provided to apply for grants, become customers so they will Showgrounds. been hit by the recent Covid • Adult entry – $20 $57,836 in grants to: Palm- a community partner or to listen to what you say and “The Expo caters for all scare and quarantine com- • Children 15 years and under woods C&K Kindy, Nambour make a donation. be more likely to buy from plant lovers and this year will plications have meant some – Free you. Write-ups are engaging, be no different. Our quality crowd-favourites, including • Groups of 10 or more – $18 memorable and they make growers are strategic in setting Sophie Thomson and Costa each all your other marketing work aside and growing plant lines Georgiadis of Gardening Aus- • Two-day weekend pass (Sat- Designs on pedestrian better. so that our visitors always have tralia fame, have had to with- urday and Sunday) – $35 a broad and interesting range draw. • Three-day pass – $50 safety in Yandina Editorial Policy Every endeavour is made to A new pedestrian refuge island south of the Wharf Street publish submissions but we on Yandina South Connec- intersection. can never guarantee that any Palmwoods the perfect spot for The Shed tion Road (known locally as “The new crossing point will article will definitely appear. Nambour Connection Road), provide better access between We prioritise constructive From Page 1 energy and, of course, plenty “Chew Chew Bistro” will be Yandina is being designed. the nearby caravan park and of Shed space to house all of open 6 days a week Tuesday Member for Nicklin Rob existing bus stops because news which strengthens our realised that if we wanted to the wonderful treasures that to Sunday from 7.30am until Skelton said the project would pedestrians will be able to community. continue to cater for our cus- we stock.” 4pm offering an all day break- improve safety for pedestrians cross safely one lane of traffic Our broad aims are to: tomers and keep growing our They finally came upon the fast menu as well as morning/ crossing this section of Nam- at a time.” • Connect the Community. business, a new home for perfect location, a fabulous afternoon tea and lunches, bour Connection Road. Detailed design for the • Acknowledge Achievement. The Shed and cafe was on the bank of rustic old railway with plans to extend trading “The good news for locals project will be completed in • Back Business. cards.” sheds in Main Street Palm- hours to include dinner in the is improving safety for people late 2021 and TMR will notify We encourage respectful & The Ryans wanted the exte- woods. evenings in the near future. crossing the road near Yan- the local community before constructive debate on local rior of the building to be as An extensive renovation of “It’s the perfect place to dina Caravan Park is on TMR’s construction starts. issues in our letters section. charming as the interior. the building has been com- enjoy food and drink as you radar and they’re working on a This $305,000 project will “So, it had to be an existing pleted and with over 15,000 watch the trains go by and design now,” Mr Skelton said. include the installation of a Thanks to our Advertisers large old barn, or a shed in a items packed and moved to soak up the history of Palm- “The plan is to install a new pedestrian refuge island, The Gazette is completely popular and growing area,” their new location, the move woods,” said Dianna. new pedestrian refuge island line marking, lighting and funded by our advertisers said Geoff, whose building was indeed a monumental between the bus stops, just signs. who make community background came in handy undertaking for the team. • The Shed at Palmwoods will journalism possible. Without in revamping and joining the The good news for Pal- be opening mid July. Opening them, there would be no interior sections of the old mwoods is The Shed has hours Tuesday-Sunday 9am- Palmwoods Bowls general meeting Gazette. Please support them building. expanded to include a beau- 4pm. Bookings for the Bistro and let them know you found “There had to be plenty of tiful licensed Bistro incor- can be made online via the PALMWOODS Bowls Club Sunday 11th July 2021. All full them in the local paper. room for parking, a large area porated within the same website www.theshedsca.com. will be holding an Ordinary members are invited to attend for a bistro, have a fabulous building. au or 5479 6603. General Meeting at 9am on at the club. Brady’s Fruit FRUIT & VEGETABLE SPECIALIST • Wholesale & Retail • Col & Sandy Pearce Ph/Fax 07 5445 9260 Park at your leisure where shopping is a pleasure Woombye-Palmwoods Rd. Palmwoods. Q. 4555 SunshineValleyGazette.com.au | July 7, 2021 Local News 3

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Council ditches on time rates discount Division 5 Budget Highlights SUNSHINE Coast Council will accrued about ditch its five percent on-time $20 million less A $2.32 million road upgrade urban and rural lifestyle,” Cr the Maleny Community Pre- rates payment discount to help net revenue (in for Citrus Road, Palmwoods, Johnston said. cinct to Gardners Falls. make up for lost revenue last 2020-21). beautifying Eudlo’s and “That’s why this budget will Council’s 2021/22 budget financial year. “Covid put a Woombye’s main streets and deliver upgrades, reseals, lane allocation will see $200,000 Sunshine Coast Council lot of pressure improving infrastructure are widening, rehabilitations and towards constructing Eudlo’s expects to save $10m by can- on the budget among the Sunshine Coast bridge improvements to a new look main street, which ning the discount — of 5% or and we had to Council 2021/22 Budget high- number of roads including the aims to improve the day-to-day about $63 — to residents who either drop the lights for Division 5. upgrade of Citrus Road at Pal- experience of people living, pay their rates on time. five percent Divisional councillor Win- mwoods and Daltons Bridge working, and visiting the hin- Div 5 Cr Winston Johnston discount or lift ston Johnston said council’s along Eastern Mary River terland town. said the decision was a diffi- rates by four $816 million budget included Road, Cambroon. Council has allocated cult but responsible one, and percent-plus, a diverse and valuable mix of “Council will also complete $450,000 for Stage 1 design the savings would help restore so it was six of projects to create a safer, secure designs of Obi Lane and Obi and construction to beautify the $5m Disaster Rehabili- one and half future across the region. Lane South car park at Maleny, Blackall Street, Woombye. tation Reserve and increase a dozen of the Cr Winston Johnston “Keeping our small com- Christensens Road at Hunchy, “Many parks and play- on-the-ground services as part other. munities, residents and busi- and for a number of future grounds across Division 5 will of the 2021-22 budget. “We decided there was no fees and charges, particularly nesses connected is a top pri- gravel road upgrades. also be upgraded with assets “It’s the right decision con- other environment where you’d for hospitality-type businesses. ority, but more importantly Council will finalise the being replaced including bar- sidering the difficulties we’ve get such a discount. No other “It was a tough decision. is making sure everyone con- design for a pedestrian bridge becues, shelters, playgrounds had,” Cr Johnston said. “We’ve utility provides a discount for But what we are encouraging tinues to enjoy our unique over Obi Obi Creek to connect and shade sail installations.” had to restore a lot of the simply paying on time. people to do is, if they’re capital works programs that “During Covid we lost a lot finding it difficult to pay, con- Capital works highlights for Division 5: we cut back on last year. We of revenue and waived a lot of tact Council for assistance.” • $2.32 million to upgrade construction of on road car- pathway along Palm Street, the gravel road along Citrus parking along Obi Lane South, Maleny QTC rating points to financial health Road, Palmwoods Maleny • $52,000 to construct shade • $600,000 for Stage 3 works • $250,000 to renew lighting and install two new bench RATEPAYERS can rest assured book in order and have a ings from QTC. to widen the remainder of infrastructure at Palmwoods seats at Palmwoods Skate Sunshine Coast Council is one number of months cash in “So in many ways we’re no Glenview Road, Glenview Aquatic Centre, Palmwoods park, Palmwoods of only three local authorities the bank,” he said. “We need different to a free enterprise • $575,000 to upgrade the • $250,000 to rehabilitate • $50,000 to construct a new in Queensland with a “stable” to make sure we meet those business. At present we’re in entry road and car park to the Daltons Bridge along Eastern pathway at Federation Park, credit rating. minimum requirements so we the top three in Queensland Mooloolah Valley Sports Com- Mary River Road, Cambroon Palmwoods Div 5 Cr Winston Johnston keep our credit rating with the with a stable credit rating.” plex, Mooloolah Valley • $220,000 to replace batter • $30,000 to install a wel- said Council had to be very Queensland Treasury Corpo- Cr Johnston said the rating • $500,000 to upgrade the protection on the Old Palm- come to Maleny sign, Maleny careful with its finances to ration (QTC). meant the council had a high existing unsealed, external woods Bridge along Old Palm- • $20,000 to design a future maintain the rating at the top “If we don’t, we get pun- capacity to meet its financial car park and hardstand area at woods Road, West Woombye pathway along Tallowwood of Queensland’s 77 councils. ished by having to pay more commitments in the short, Sippy Creek Depot • $210,000 to improve car- Street, Maleny “We have to keep our loan in interest on our loan borrow- medium and long term. • $470,000 for the master parking at Briggs Park along • $14,000 to remove pine planning of Mary Cairncross Jubilee Drive, Palmwoods trees on Reesville Road, Rees- Ecological Park, Landsbor- • $200,000 to continue the ville High property prices a barrier to employment ough-Maleny Road, Maleny to Maleny Business Centre • $10,000 to re-surface the establish a recreation/ecolog- Streetscape planning and Montville School carpark, POTENTIAL employees were attract employees to the keep Council rates affordable ical parkland design works for Maple Street, Montville being discouraged from taking Coast because potential staff ... to make sure people aren’t • $462,000 to upgrade the Maleny • $10,000 to construct a jobs on the Coast because of couldn’t afford a place to rent priced out of the Sunshine surface of Mountain View • $200,000 for Eudlo Streets- picnic shelter and table at high property prices, according or buy. Coast,” Cr Johnston said. Road between McCarthy Road cape Placemaking project for Cedar Grove, Maleny to a Sunshine Coast Councillor. “High prices lead to a lack “If we can take the pressure and Byrne Lane, Maleny Rosebed Street, Eudlo • $11,000 to construct two Div 5 Cr Winston Johnston of availability of rentals and off rental prices by keeping • $450,000 for Stage 1 Street- • $146,000 to continue new bench seats at Brand said employers, including lack of affordable properties Council rates reasonable then scape Placemaking project at internal roads upgrades at Place Park, Mooloolah Sunshine Coast Council, to acquire,” he said. at least we will be doing our bit Blackall Street, Woombye Maleny Showgrounds, Maleny • $7000 to remove pine trees were finding it harder to “That’s one reason we try to to keep prices reasonable.” • $359,000 to design and start • $120,000 to construct a new at Wilson Lane, Woombye. 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Mayor Jamieson said $268 Mayor Jamieson said re-es- Divisional councillor David million would be invested in tablishing the Disaster Reha- Law said council’s $816 mil- job-creating local infrastruc- bilitation Reserve and the lion budget delivered for all ture projects. The budget increase in on-the-ground residents to continue building would also support pensioners services would be funded by a strong and thriving commu- through increased concessions removing the 5% discount for nity and create a safer, secure and would increase spending on-time rates payment. future across the region. on frontline services. “This is a financially pru- “There’s a diverse and valu- “We have delivered a consid- dent approach to support our able mix of projects for our ered budget focused on local growing community, while community to enjoy that will recovery with no increase to avoiding an across-the-board secure our region’s future,” Cr the minimum general rate, increase in the general rate.” Law said. “I’m pleased to see Cr David Law ... $1.105 million has been allocated to construct the Nambour Petrie Creek which is good news for a He said Council remained $700,000 allocated to Eumun- Parklands Quota Park extension. majority of ratepayers,” Mayor committed to assisting rate- di’s Town Centre placemaking, Jamieson said. payers who could pay in full which will benefit residents will receive a facelift, with of council funds directed in the next financial year, “COVID-19 has resulted in by the due date and will be and visitors to the popular area. $1.135m going towards the towards amenities refurbish- including installing a pedestrian the most severe global eco- continuing to offer payment “Quota Park, in the heart grandstand roof renewal, ment, pool shelter and infra- fence at Low Street, Yandina, nomic crisis in more than a arrangements. of Nambour, will receive $1.1 equestrian pavilion roof structure renewal. Kenilworth Town Park bar- century and we are not out of “Anyone experiencing finan- million as part of the Petrie replacement, upgrade of sur- “I’m also pleased to see becue, shelter and playground the woods yet. Thanks to our cial hardship only needs to Creek Parklands Open Space face of equestrian arena and safety a priority, with $300,000 renewal, and the Eumundi Bas- council’s track record of disci- contact council before their Master Plan, which is designed drainage, which will benefit allocated to completing the ketball Court renewal. plined financial management, rates are due, to arrange pay- to create a continuous linear so many locals and events util- Arundell Ave and Mill Lane, Visit www.sunshinecoast. we entered the pandemic last ment by instalments over a park network to encompass ising the space. Nambour upgrade.” qld.gov.au/budget for more year in a strong budget posi- six-month period, without existing individual parklands “Nambour Aquatic Centre’s Cr Law said a hive of small- information on Sunshine Coast tion with a $5 million Disaster interest being charged.” and open space areas. upgrade continues to thrive, scale but very important proj- Council’s 2021/22 Budget. Rehabilitation Reserve. Mayor Jamieson said council “Nambour Showgrounds with more than $1 million ects would also be activated “That reserve provided us also recognised the financial with the ability to respond difficulties being experienced Capital works highlights for Division 10: when we needed to, and we by pensioners in our commu- gave every ratepayer a one-off nity. “All pensioners will ben- • $1.105 million to construct drainage development, construction developing Kulangoor Ceme- $35 COVID rebate last year. efit from a 14% increase in their the Nambour Petrie Creek • $500,000 to the feasibility, documentation and delivery tery site and establishing an “In line with our role as guard- pensioner rate concession,” Parklands Quota Park exten- planning and design of the of streetscape upgrades to entrance feature and signage ians for the well-being of our Mayor Jamieson said. “Sole sion Nambour Administration Pre- Currie Street, Howard Street, for Eumundi Cemetery. community, we will re-establish homeowners on full pensions • $700,000 to Eumundi Town cinct Mill Street and the arrival • $730,000 to renew facil- the $5 million Disaster Rehabili- will receive a $262 concession, Centre Placemaking • $1.01 million towards the experience from the train sta- itates including Belli Park tation Reserve which will be set an increased benefit of $32. • $1.135 million towards Nambour Aquatic Centre tion at Civic Way at Nambour. Playground, Kenilworth Town aside to aid our recovery from a “Those receiving a part pen- an upgrade at Nambour upgrade • $300,000 to complete the Park fence, the Eumundi bas- future major disaster. sion will also benefit, ranging Showgrounds including the • $300,000 to Nambour CBD upgrade at Arundell Av and ketball court at Dick Caplick “Our council is also from $9-$25, taking their con- grandstand roof renewal, Activation including streets- Mill Lane, Nambour Park and to renew the bar- responding to what matters cession to between $74 and equestrian pavilion roof cape improvement projects • $1.04 million for capital becue at Burnside Park as most to our community by $205, depending on whether replacement and upgrade of in Nambour involving com- works including the Ninderry well as the play structure at increasing our investment in they own the property solely surface of equestrian arena, munity engagement, concept Rd footbridge conversion, Quota Park at Nambour on-the-ground services, such or jointly.” WOOMBYE PODIATRIST Hinterland OPEN FOR BUSINESS Accounting Services Jay can help you with issues relating to: 1/13 TURNER ST, • Leg and foot pain • Nail and skin care • Ingrown toenails • Diabetic assessment BEERWAH QLD • Custom Orthotics • Kids Podiatry • Heel pain • Footwear f Relieve your leg and foot pain and reclaim your life. 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Cath Knijnenburg (pronounced Kay-nine-en-burg) is a full-time She likes to paint in generous scale on luxurious Belgian Linen visual artist working from Queensland’s beautiful Sunshine Coast. giving the pieces high impact in any space. Cath’s creations promote a deep sense of life and spirit, that authentically reflect With a deep affection for the land around her, and the life that the context and aesthetic of modern Australia. inhabits it, Cath’s works are influenced by Australian native flora and fauna – in both literal and abstracted form. The interplay She is passionate about originality and the vibrancy that the right of positive and negative space is used extensively. It defines piece of art can imbue in a room. Cath’s work is rapidly gaining and implies details that evoke both a strong mood and an popularity, with pieces housed in collections throughout Australia, extrasensory perception of shape. Cath’s contemporary pieces Asia, the United Kingdom and mainland Europe. Cath paints have an open, progressive style that is heavily influenced from her studio on Mt Ninderry, in the Sunshine Coast hinterland by her previous graphic design career. where she enjoys the aspect and the garden with her family, and a few furry and feathered locals.

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Forum to discuss Q&A Profile Community Profile with Rob Outridge of Maleny IGA waste reduction Birth date and/or star sign: A community forum about 7 September 1964 - Virgo recycling is being convened by Maleny Forums with the help Where did you grow up? of Maple Street Co-operative. Gympie for Primary School The event named “Reduce, and Toowoomba for high Reuse, Recycle and Repair” school and Uni. will be held Monday July 19 from 5 to 7pm in the Verandah The last television show Room of the Maleny Commu- or movie you loved? “Gold nity Centre. Rush”. Finding gold really Spokesperson Kamala appeals to me! Must be my Alister said the forum aimed Gympie roots. to identify what recycling is already being done in Maleny, One thing on your bucket by whom and where. This list? To visit WW1 Australian includes recycling paper, plas- battlefields in France and Bel- tics, cans, bottles, food waste, gium (I’m a military history garden waste and repairing ‘Shay’ loco to shine at buff). re-usable items. We are also looking for people to help What has been your most co-ordinate future initiatives” museum’s Trainfest memorable moment?. “The aim is to discuss and PEOPLE will remember the worked close to the mill and Outside of family – probably explore ideas about how to Moreton Central Sugar Mill away from the mainline where when we ran our 100 year bring this effort together to locos carting cane through the other steam locos worked. history back in 2005, over 4 have a greater impact,” said Nambour’s Currie and Howard ‘Shay’ was retired at the end days. The community involve- Kamala. “Community organ- Streets. of 1959 and rested in various ment and appreciation shown isations, schools, businesses, Among them was the ‘Shay’ sites in and around the mill towards us was really amazing neighbourhood and com- which was rebuilt in 1948 from yard until eventually taking and overwhelming. munity groups are invited to two similar locos: ‘Dulong’ up residence at the Nambour attend. (built in 1908) and ‘Mapleton’ Museum in October 2010. What’s one thing you “Please come prepared with (built in 1914), both of which Volunteers preserved the love about your job? I love information on who you are, worked on the Mapleton Tram- ‘Shay’ and it will be among the making decisions which add what you do regarding reduce, line. locos on display at Nambour value for as many stake- reuse, recycle and repair and The ‘Shay’ mainly worked Museum’s second Trainfest holders as possible. where you do it.” the Burnside line and hauled to be held on Saturday July 17 • To register go to www. waste material from the mill from 9am to 3pm. Admission What is something people Rob Outridge and his wife Samantha at Maleny IGA, which they Humanitix.com.au and search down Howard Street. Due is $5 for adults and $1 for chil- don’t know about you? I love have owned since 1995. for the event “Maleny Forums”. to its slow speed, it usually dren. history, particularly military history. My Dad told me that Best local activity & why? here and the views speak for if we did not understand our Coffee in one of our won- themselves. Woombye Community Library book sale success past, we were destined to derful local cafes. repeat our mistakes. History is Is there a local business, THE Woombye Community winter days have arrived. starting at 11-11.15 am. so important for this reason. Best thing about your town community group, club or Library sincerely thank the The next book sale will be Popular Guest speaker, (apart from the people)? person you’d like to give a local community for their held on November 19 & 20 in and well-known local, Jenny What one thing would you Maleny is so picturesque, shout-out to? All of our 150- support at the latest book sale the mornings. McKay, will chair the meeting like to see happen in the quaint and beautiful! It’s just plus community groups that which was held on the 26th of The Woombye Community which will be followed by local area? High rise across the right size. The air is fresh. we contribute to via our local June. Library will be holding their morning tea. the Range. No I’m joking! Oh The community is vibrant, Community Benefits Program. Many enjoyed finding a Annual General Meeting on For registration or further goodness that’s really going to artistic and passionate. Every- We’ve raised $1.54m since bargain and looking forward the 20th of July 2021 at the information contact Woombye get me into trouble. thing grows exceptionally well 2006. to a good read as the shorter School of Arts Lower Hall Community Library. Life. Style. Care.

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MAPLE 3 Cafe’s new owner Vaibhav Modi scoured the state for the best business he could find. And he couldn’t go past Maleny’s Maple 3. With big boots to fill — and armed with the former owner’s secret recipes — Modi is keen to continue Mark Hutchinson’s tradi- tion of service excellence. After nearly a quarter of a century Mark Hutchinson’s Maple 3 Cafe has become a Maleny institution. Photo Jeanette Nobes Can you tell us a little about your backstory, who you are and where you come from? My name is Vaibhav Modi Maleny Cafe changes but people in Australia have known me by the name Modi. I am 24 years old. It’s been three hands after 24 years years of my fruitful journey in Australia. I am an I.T. grad- AFTER 24 years it was with the years. “It has been a plea- uate and sales and marketing mixed emotions that Maleny’s sure to look after you and to be expert but my first job was popular Maple 3 Chef and a part of this rather beautiful working in the kitchen as a owner Mark Hutchinson town has added to the enjoy- cook for three years. Making announced he and wife Trish ment.” food is my passion. I want to had sold their beautiful cafe, explore more and more about secret recipes included. Aussie breakfast and other cui- “There are many people sine. My background is Indian who have contributed to the and I have been living in Aus- story of Maple 3,” said Mark in tralia for three years now, two his last post as owner on Face- years in Sydney and one year book. in Tasmania. After exploring Vaibhav Modi has taken over the Maple 3 Cafe in Maple Street, Maleny ... “I looked around the “The first and most several places Queensland felt nearby places and my mind was blown away by the beauty and nature.” important is my wife Trish. like home to me. She has been the steadying Before I took over, I explored business, settlement took place I hope they like my taste. influence, the mediator, What attracted you to Maleny every day by talking to smoothly and I’m looking for- the comforter. Second, my Maleny? nearby shops and crowds. I ward to the journey ahead. How was your first week? daughter Natasha who missed Having a passion for felt very optimistic about how The first week has been out some Dad time but learnt cooking and wanting to get they accept the new people in Are you changing much amazing. It was a good start so much working with me. my own business brought me town and shower all the love or will you leave it much the but the lockdown went on at “Third my Maple 3 work to Queensland. I had looked at they can. same (menu etc)? the wrong time. family. None of the past several other suburbs where For now I am not changing I am very much keen to start 24 years could have been I could buy a cafe but people Why Maple 3 Cafe? anything. Everything remains the journey and want cus- achieved without you and the from Maleny changed my Maple 3 has been serving the same with the authentic tomers to give feedback about effort you put in. I look back mind. I decided my new busi- for 24 years and that’s a legacy pies and cakes. We will add the food which I cook, cakes on those busy/manic days Maple 3 Cafe staff from 2001. ness has to be around beau- in itself. I am very thankful to different products such as bis- which I bake, and also the pie. during the public holidays and Mark and Trish fourth and fifth tiful people and an amazing Mark and Trish for trusting cuits, tarts, juices, and a kids My team is happy to take the am proud of how we as a team from right. Also pictured in crowd. I looked around the me. It has been a roller-coaster menu. I am not in a hurry to feedback. pulled it off.” blue is their daughter Natasha nearby places and my mind journey for me and learning change many things but will Having an experienced Mark thanked all his cus- at 6 years old. was blown away by the beauty from Mark has been a great definitely try and introduce team will make the work really tomers and friends from over Photo by Wendy Usher and nature. experience. Maple 3 is a good my flavours to Maleny people. easy and smooth.

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Saturday 24th July, with Block SunnyKids Sunshine Coast The grants are the first to be TV star Scott Cam as well as received a grant to provide distributed from the Buderim 2020 series winners Jimmy assistance to 100 individuals Foundation Thompson Fund and Tam there to celebrate, at risk of homelessness due to the result of a multi-million- with huge specials and givea- domestic violence. dollar donation by Coast resi- ways throughout the day. Ozharvest received money dents Roy and Nola Thompson. Sunshine Mitre 10 general manager Neil Hutchins said it was exciting to see the new 13,000 square metre site Struggling with opening. The store at 980 Nambour Connection Road will employ Digestive issues? 40 staff and offer a large variety of products to retail Need a Detox & Refresh? and trade customers. 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There’s a dragon in my Main Street KNITFEST, an exciting weekend Yarn & Fibre Arts Festival was held in Maleny on the weekend. Despite poor weather on Saturday and Covid uncertain- ties, volunteers and organisers were out in force celebrating fibre arts and crafts, covering Maleny in heartwarming dec- orations and building on the town’s reputation as a centre of art and craft creativity. It proved to be a magical festival for people to appreciate the fibre arts including knit- ting, crochet, basket weaving, spinning and weaving, felting Relax Re-Connect Rejuvenate and more. The theme for this year Keen Knitfesters Annie, Sharon, Jo and Ric from Coolum was “There’s a Dragon in Women’s Shed travelled to Maleny and braved the rainy my Garden”. The works will conditions so they could display their Dragon and other donated remain on display this week. knitted items in Maple Street. 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High rents a barrier, Slow the traffic to lift SEP entertainment the revival precinct will help Nambour Chamber of Commerce President Mark Bray said Nambour Member for Nicklin Rob Skelton was definitely on the move but that put the problem down to high rents slowing traffic through the main part preventing investment in town. of town should be investigated. “From the businesses that already “My own personal view is that, exist on Currie Street I am hearing until there is some type of traffic that the rent/leases are too high,” Mr calming in Currie Street (particularly Skelton said. between Howard and Lowe Streets) “I’m not sure how it can be rec- it will be difficult to get that section tified, but I will be talking with the to be vibrant during the day. I must Sunshine Coast Regional Council, admit during business hours I hate Chamber of Commerce, TramCo, ‘I trying to park in a southerly direc- am Nambour’ and other stakeholders tion on the eastern side of Currie Currie Street shops appear to be labouring under the weight of heavy through-traffic, high rents and parking issues. in this area.” Street. If and how traffic calming Mr Skelton said revitalising the could occur – I’m not sure.” attempts to park, traffic has to come ings are owned by consortiums of facades and reworking some of to a standstill and the continual fear investors. And unfortunately, the big Empty shops a tax the spaces that weren’t currently is having another driver run into the empty building in Nambour, owned tenanted into smaller offerings (with Coordinate the lights back of you,” she said. by these investors, is not of concern write-off smaller rents) could help fill some of Reader Margie Gowty suggested She said many shopfronts in if the rest of the investment portfolio the empty shops. coordinating the traffic lights to ease Currie Street were outdated. “Shop is performing. Many people The Gazette spoke to He hoped the much-anticipated traffic. “It can take an age to drive fronts should be proud of their her- “We do have some local investors referred to counter-productive incen- Special Entertainment Precinct (SEP) from one end of Currie street to the itage and not hiding it behind dated and interstate investors however, tives for some landlords to maintain zoning would encourage entertain- other,” she said. refits from the 50, 60s and 70s,” she who do own commercial property empty shops (for tax write-off pur- ment into the CBD and provide a A business owner agreed saying said. “And these shops need some- on Currie Street and these are the poses) rather than lowering rents to boost for Currie St. in his experience traffic flowed best thing vibrant and different in them, people who do what they can to gain tenants. “The SEP working group are when the lights were out of order to offer a differentiated shopping accommodate filling empty shops as A property owner who preferred another avenue to get some positive and flashing amber. experience to consumers and not they understand the ‘big picture’ for not to be named said empty ten- change as it involves the Sunshine Reader Sande Bamford said she another major chain pumping out Nambour and to these local investors ancies meant lower income which Coast Regional Council. Both Cr would have loved to see the empty the same goods that can be found in we are grateful for their ongoing could be used as a tax buffer. David Law and myself are fully shops filled with creatives using the every other shopping precinct. Big commitment to Nambour. “If your income is less than it costs behind it. My overall view is that space and giving passing tourists a call, I know, but this could be essen- “I think that also, with the North to run the building plus deprecia- once we can agree on the by laws reason to stop in Nambour as they tial to get people out of their cars and side of Currie St, that the streets- tion, then you will be making a tax governing the SEP we can move followed the Tourist Drive. to wander along Currie Street once caping should be a priority in getting loss, though perhaps not actually a forward. Reader Pam Hughes said limited again. The future Tram clientele completed, black bitumen paths are cash loss, depending on how much “I have already forwarded the parking, outdated facades and a lack should be offered some new and not fitting with the rest of the town interest you pay on any loans etc. Brisbane City Council’s management of major drawcards to attract tour- exciting experiences in the area, and and we should strive for this to be “If you have other investments plan of the Fortitude Valley SEP to ists or shoppers were factors holding particularly Currie Street. done for Currie Street to improve you can balance out those tax losses the SCRC and am consulting with the back Currie Street. “Too many shops have been vacant aesthetics. I have high hopes for against tax to be paid on profits relevant ministers to ensure that we for too long. We’ve got out of the habit the future, we have Sunshine Coast earned elsewhere. So it is no big deal have the right type of business in the of even looking in the main street.” Council in full support of Nambour to have that loss. So you may well area. ‘We need more evolving from a commercial point not care that you have lots of empty “The key is realising our zoning mid-sized business’ of view with fabulous incentives on tenancies and not much income.” potential as an SEP. After that I am High traffic, high offer for developers who want to confident we will see a much more C-Square general manager Tracy rents, but high hopes invest in developing Currie Street. vibrant Main Street in our hub of the Martin said traffic flow was not We are looking forward to the day Incentive to keep hinterland, Nambour. All levels of conducive to easy movement from Rhonda Billett has operated her investors see the full potential of rents high government and the community are one side to another “and the tangle Uptown Hair Studio in Currie Street Currie street. united on this issue.” of the tram line etc at the Currie St/ for 22 years. “I love my position on “Building smaller retail sized The property owner also said Mill St intersection doesn’t make the street, Currie Street is fabulous,” stores with residential living four landlords had a counter-productive it any easier”. She also pointed to a she said. But: “I’d love to see the stories high can be done, there are incentive to keep rents perhaps People vs vehicles lack of mid-sized businesses looking traffic slow down. Currie Street is a commercial sites on Currie Street for artificially high. Councillor David Law said during to start up. “Perhaps it is because thoroughfare street, with hills. So sale as I type this, we just desperately “If you lock in lower rents, you his 20 years living in Nambour he had our (C-Square) Currie St tenancies people speed up. I get it. But some- need to find someone to invest, who lower the value of your building. witnessed many changes of activity are smaller that we have filled them times people drive through so fast, shares the vision and takes the lead Then, if you have your building along Currie Street. “However, like quickly,” she said. they don’t get to notice or experience on being “first in” for a town that valued — banks will want this done many towns with a major road “Many mid-sized businesses that the businesses that are on the street wants to thrive and move forward.” regularly — filled tenancies are valued through the centre, it is difficult to we have spoken to are not-for profits and what is on offer. based on the rent they attract. Vacant favour people over vehicles,” he said. and are looking for support from “Being a State-governed street, it tenancies are valued at a market rent “With Currie Street being a four- Council to get started in town. Coun- is a little different to other streets Heavy traffic, for the area. The more you drop your lane highway carrying trucks and cil-supported incentives have been in Nambour that are overseen by lack of parking rents, the less your building is valued. cars, I would like the traffic reduced proposed but not come to fruition, so council which is important to under- And if you drop all your rents, then in volume and speed. However we those businesses go elsewhere.” stand in all of this. Marlene Hoskin said she found that creates downward pressure on will need Department of Transport Ms Martin said there was a percep- “A lot of shops on Currie Street are it difficult to park outside shops market rents in the area generally and Main Roads to be in agreement tion that parking was inconvenient. also have bigger floor mass. Bigger because of the heavy traffic. and that also drops the value of every- with such measures with this being a “Although we hope that the more spaces mean bigger rent and it is “That is only if I could find a one’s buildings. state-controlled road. flexible parking options at C-Square sometimes not inviting for start-ups vacant one,” she said. “I am at the “When loans have conditions “I also believe that at the current could help as people realise what is who cannot be certain of what stage in life where I don’t want to such as only lending 80 percent of time we have a unified position available.” income forecasts may be regarding walk far or up a hill for a quick pur- the building value, if your building between community groups and all future trade. chase. “The Commonwealth Bank value drops below 80 percent of your levels of Government that everyone “Over the years, community attracted a lot of foot traffic when it loan, then you can find that you have who cares about Nambour is Outdated shop fronts groups I have been involved with, was situated in the block between breached your loan covenants. Not working hard together to continue Resident Ro Latham said parking have chatted to various building Low and Howard Street as did very nice at all.” to create a better Nambour for our in the busy thoroughfare was a owners, and we have to remember Target and KMart. I am a believer in • Have your say on Facebook whole community.” major issue. “When someone that some of these bigger build- parking metres.” @SunshineValleyGazette Nambour Police Station ready by Pedestrian safety for Palmwoods PERMANENT pedestrian crossings in line with Sunshine Coast Council‘s November could be introduced into Palmwoods endorsed Place Making Palmwoods following a community campaign to master plan,” the spokeswoman said. MEMBER for Nicklin Rob Skelton improve road safety. “Community consultation will recently toured the site of Nambour’s A Transport Department spokes- be undertaken in coming months $9 million Nambour Police Station woman said the government would to seek feedback on these improve- with Police Minister Mark Ryan MP. prepare designs for pedestrian ments.” The replacement state-of-the art crossing improvements in Palm- The Sunshine Coast Daily launched facility will provide accommodation woods. It comes after the department the Pave the way for Palmwoods cam- for general duty officers, Criminal lowered the speed limit last month paign in early-April after the com- and Child Protection Investigation along Margaret Street to 40km/h. munity was left frustrated by a lack officers, the Forensic Crash Unit and “We are working to prepare con- of action to address road safety con- Road Policing officers. The new Sta- cept designs and estimated costs for cerns. tion is on track to be completed by pedestrian crossing improvements — by Natalie Wynne, Sunshine November 2021, weather permitting. within the Palmwoods town centre Coast Daily SunshineValleyGazette.com.au | July 7, 2021 Local News 13 GraNORTH NAMBOURnd Opening

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Stellar line-up for Horizon Festival Horizon Festival is back in 2021 and the program is out now! Get ready for 10 inspirational days and nights of music, visual art, theatre, dance, film, spoken word, comedy and much more. Horizon Festival is on from 27 August to 5 September. And with 432 artists, 30 locations and 52 Dave Jarrett and his wife Amanda Lamb in the nursery ... “We love the idea of helping people unique events, there’s a Horizon Festival experience for everyone. Visit create their own chemical-free food gardens”. horizonfestival.com.au to view the program.

CUSTOMER CONTACT Nursery owners offer fresh sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au/Council/Contact-Council views on healthy growing DANCE.HERE.NOW is here ONE of soil guru Dave Jarret’s dreams has long teeming with microscopic life that is essential been to do for backyard gardeners what he to maintain life on the planet and it is main- The three-year dance development initiative will give professional and pre- does for Aussie farmers. That’s why he and his tained by chemical free gardening. professional dancers opportunities to perform, rehearse and develop and wife Amanda Lamb set up The Garden Shed “We love the idea of helping people to grow Nursery and Cafe in Flaxton. their own chemical free food. It has never been provide a range of events and activities for those of you who just love to In a natural extension of their existing more important that we eat fresh, healthy, sea- dance. To get all the latest straight to your inbox, sign up to ArtsCoast on Sustainable Soil Solutions business, Dave and sonal real food,” Dave said. “We are constantly Amanda opened the nursery and cafe just six being told to eat more leafy greens, but in Council's website. weeks ago. Australia, most of the commercially produced The popularity of the cafe only serves to leafy greens are grown hydroponically. They Enjoy a free family day out at Bankfoot prove that many people are indeed looking for are not grown in nutrient dense soil.” fresh, local and chemical free offerings. Don’t miss the free First Nations Family Fun Day at Bankfoot House on “We have ten people working here and we all The Garden Shed Nursery and Cafe Saturday 17 July from 10am to 2pm. Join Kabi Kabi and Jinibara First share the same passion for and commitment The Garden Shed Nursery and Cafe is open to chemical free, fresh food production,” said every day except Monday, and serves breakfast, Nations Peoples as they present a unique and fun-filled day of cultural Dave. “In fact, we nearly all have the same morning tea and lunch. All food is available to learning, games, dancing and craft activities for children of all ages. Visit training in horticulture and regenerative and take away. sustainable living. Even our barista!” “We serve delicious French baguettes and heritage.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au for more information. A biological agronomist and farmer by croissants which are baked fresh every day trade, Dave’s passion is to bring the benefits of and we will be concentrating on changing sustainable organic farming to the backyards our menu every 30 days in line with seasonal One for the calendar of Australia. “Even if your backyard is a high produce. The idea is to keep our food fresh, rise balcony on a city block, organic gardening clean and green for our customers. We have Next Council Ordinary Meeting - Thursday 22 July at 9am. is possible,” said Dave. been particularly happy that people have con- “The secret to successful gardening is getting tinued to support us during this most recent NAIDOC exhibition on now the right nutrients back into your soil at home, lockdown which is just devastating for small and to do that we need to know where your soil businesses.” Don’t miss the new exhibition at Caloundra Regional Gallery. Celebrating needs help. Once we understand that we can • The Garden Shed Nursery and Cafe is at 342 get the micro-biology correct and set you up - Flaxton Drive, Flaxton. You can call on 5478 NAIDOC week, the show presents art, stories and cultural works which whether it is one fruit tree in a garden or you 6193 or book the best seat in the house on their remember, revitalise and react towards the telling of First Nations history are starting a whole food forest. Facebook page @thegardenshednurseryand- and combined histories. Enjoy the exhibition until 15 August. “Healthy organic soil is a living organism cafe Get healthy Sunshine Coast Council It’s winter but there’s no need to hibernate! This really is the perfect time to enjoy some weekly, ‘Healthy Sunshine Coast’ classes across our region. installs car From Aqua to Zumba, there’s something for you. Classes cost no more than parking $5 and many are free. For more details and to book, visit Council’s website. sensors in Win up to $1000 off your rates Woombye Rate notices are about to be issued and are due for payment by 20 August. TWENTY car parking bay If you register now through MyCouncil to receive future rate notices by sensors, pictured, have been email, you’ll go in the running to win up to $1000 off your next rate bill. Visit installed in Blackall Street Woombye to capture data Council's website for more information. about how many vehicles use the main street’s parking bays, New display at Mary Cairncross how long they stay and the peak times. One of Woombye’s car parking bay sensors. Learn about the amazing cold-blooded creatures that live all around us at “The data that these sensors capture will provide council Cr Johnston. “It will capture crete, grass, canopy or shaded Mary Cairncross Scenic Reserve’s new exhibit “Meet the cool neighbours”. with information that enables data on how long they’re in locations. This information Explore the amazing world of reptiles and amphibians. Open daily for all us to make informed deci- this area and their direction of will be used to improve plan- sions on future projects,” said movement.” ning and design of public ages. For more details, head to Council’s website. Division 5 Councillor Winston A networked water meter areas, using materials and Johnston. already provides council with colours which provide cooler, Book now for National Tree Day Council is also capturing data on things like how many more comfortable open spaces data on people movement, people are using public ameni- for our community.” Join in Australia’s largest tree planting event on Sunday 1 August from water use and ambient tem- ties, how much water is being “It’s actually not all that 9am to 2pm. Bring family and friends to Doonan Creek Environmental peratures in Woombye to help used and if there are water expensive to install and what it with streetscape planning. leaks. “This data helps council really boils down to is it means Reserve, Verrierdale and plant a tree to help create a home for our local Ten sensors have been run these facilities in more the streetscape planning is a wildlife. To book, visit Council’s events website. installed on poles along environmentally sustainable lot more efficient and you tend Blackall Street for the Data way,” Cr Johnston said. not to make mistakes.” Driven Decision Making He said a weather station Cr Johnston reassured res- 07 5475 7272 (DDDM) pilot project which and ambient temperature sen- idents that the technology [email protected] is part of council’s Smart City sors were also installed as part maintained people’s privacy. Framework. of the pilot program. “The technology obscures “This pilot project will cap- “A thermal image camera people’s faces and number ture real time information will also provide council with plates so no-one can be iden- www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au about pedestrian and vehicle data on temperature compar- tified. There’s nothing ‘Big movement in the area,” said isons between asphalt, con- Brother’ about it,” he said. AS OF 05/07/21

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Orchid Society to hold 50th anniversary THE Maroochydore Orchid Society is celebrating the 50th anniversary of its establishment at our annual show on Friday 6th August SATURDAY 17 JULY, 2021 • 9AM - 3PM and Saturday 7th August, 2021 at the Uniting Church Hall in Buderim. NAMBOUR MUSEUM • 18 MITCHELL STREET There will be an official opening at 11.00am Our second ever on Friday by a special guest(yet to be con- TRAINfest event firmed). with the RETURN Our show will have participants from 8 orchid of the interactive societies from the Sunshine Coast, Bribie Island TRAIN WHISTLE to Gympie, which will ensure a massive display Come and get up close of all kinds of orchids. The many coloured cat- and personal with the tleyas have a beautiful perfume which will fill Nambour Museum trains! the hall with scent. The vandas will remind all Join us as we bring our trains out front and visitors of the tropical gardens in Singapore center for visitors to climb aboard, take photos with their bright colours of purple, pink, orange and even toot the whistle! and red. The dendrobiums are spectacular with Entry - Adult: $5.00 • Child: $1.00 long sprays of flowers. Many orchids will be for sale (Cash only) with many experienced orchid growers on hand to give advice. Orchidaecous Orchid Supplies will be in attendance for all bark, potting media, pots, fertilizer needs.

Dan and Holly Hoffman have launched the Cuckoo Race to the public after the game featured on TV in a segment of the Amazing Race. You’ll go completely cuckoo Christmas for this clock shop challenge THE Clock Shop in Montville simply find the hidden symbol in the year when the Cuckoo has an exciting new in-store behind the door of one of the Shop was challenged by TV game launched during the cuckoo clocks, and tell the producers to come up with a June School holidays. staff what the symbol is.” fun challenge for contestants in July The Cuckoo Race is com- Once the symbol has been on The Amazing Race. The pletely free to play and invites found, customers share a appearance provided national visitors to find one of four photo on social media to enter exposure and resulted in an stickers hidden inside the a monthly prize draw and the increase in visitor numbers Saturday hundreds of cuckoo clocks at major prize draw at the end of to the already bustling store. the shop. the year. There’s an array of prizes to be The challenge? There are “We wanted to really reward won including a cuckoo clock literally hundreds of cuckoo our customers who play the from the Black Forest of Ger- 17 July clocks adorning the walls game, and so we carefully many worth $1890. with each set to go off at dif- selected the major prize to The Clock Shop has become ferent times. So finding the be a handcrafted mechan- a ‘must see’ for visitors having symbol is no easy feat. To make ical cuckoo clock from the welcomed over 3 million cus- 2 – 5 pm things even more difficult, the Black Forest of Germany,” said tomers through their doors symbols change places daily. Daniel. “This amazing prize since 1993. “We wanted to create a fun will be awarded via random • The Cuckoo Race is fun for way for customers to play selection on December 1 to adults and children. Play the Montville the game and potentially win one lucky contestant, making game at the Clock Shop at 194 some prizes,” said owner for a fantastic early Christmas Main Street in Montville. The Daniel Hoffman. “The idea present!” race will run until November is quite simple — customers The concept hatched earlier 30. Take a seat, have a yarn Stalls and immerse in exhibition MURAL artist of 25 years Mieke van den Berg, Street Entertainers pictured, swaps her brushes and ladders for performance, sculpture and immersion in her exhibition showing in Nambour at the Old Live Music & Carollers Ambulance Station from July. Officially opening at 6pm on 17 July “In-Be- tween: [Re]Winding Life’s Thread” is the first solo outing for the Sunshine Coast based mixed Hot Food media artist. The exhibition marks a shift from her 25 years as a mural artist towards immersion, per- Don’t miss the opening event on 17 July from formance and sculpture. 6pm to 8pm (bookings essential). A culmination of six years of study “In-Be- “In-Between: [Re]Winding Life’s Thread” con- tween: [Re]Winding Life’s Thread” presents tinues until 21 August. the artist’s experiences of displacement and The Old Ambulance Station Gallery is open memory in 3Dimensional forms. Monday to Saturday from 10am – 3pm. SunshineValleyGazette.com.au | July 7, 2021 Local News 17 18 Real Estate SunshineValleyGazette.com.au | July 7, 2021. Live Local Real Estate Lifestyle and land with income AGENT’S CHOICE 21 Bamboo Road, Palmwoods

GLORIOUS parklike land covering 5.88 acres, a spring-fed dam and a location just 5 minutes to Palmwoods make 21 Bamboo Road an ideal lifestyle property, according to Agent Jason Stock of RE/MAX Nambour. Bordered by Residential Zoned land Jason said the property was an ideal “Land Bank”. “And with a current income of $830 per week, this property really is something special,” he said. “This would make an idyllic site to custom-design and build your lifestyle masterpiece. There is also a stunning resort-style alfresco entertaining hub already in place to host Gatsby-sized gatherings.” The home also features a sparkling resort pool, sunbathing terrace, handcrafted feature rock walls with waterfall, 72m2 pool house with built-in bar/servery, 12-person heated magne- sium spa, big screen TV and surround sound, plus all-weather blinds and pizza oven. “Weddings, parties, anything could be hosted here in impeccable style,” said Jason. “This is truly a first-class set up, with replacement value estimated to be around $300,000.” Other existing infrastructure on the property includes: • liveable shed/studio with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, open plan living, patio, and kitchen with commercial extractor, topped with Solar Panels. is mostly easy-care with a treed/forested area Jason said land parcels of this size and quality • a second, huge machinery/industrial shed at rear and a variety of existing fruit trees; so close to townships and with quick easy access 20x15m with 5m high roller doors, 3-phase and is surrounded by adjoining acreage, to the highway, were increasing rare. power, mezzanine office/floor space, two enhancing peace and privacy. “This is an exceptional opportunity to secure bathrooms, and adjoining 15mx4m carport; “However, the property is perfectly positioned a verdant slice of hinterland nirvana, that offers plus, for future subdivision — subject to changes versatile options as well as an income • a self-contained 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom to the town plan as Palmwoods continues to “The property has been tightly held in the granny flat/transportable. All buildings are expand and grow,” said Jason. “Therefore, family for almost 70 years. This could literally separately metered – ideal for independent/ creating a possible development opportunity, be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.” dual living. something that be noted by the land-banking • Contact Jason Stock at Remax Nambour on • the property is fully irrigated by the dam and investor.” 0411 123 888.

Rare blue chip acreage AGENT’S CHOICE: 567 Paynters Creek Road Sunshine Coast has to offer,” Steve said. “The quiet, peaceful location is so convenient A new lot in Paynters Creek Road is being yet minutes to world-famous beaches and sold ‘off plan’. The elevated 1.5 acre lot is quality schools. centrally located between Diddillibah and “Whether you are looking to raise a Rosemount. family or downsizing from large acreage, It’s only minutes to the Beach, Sunshine this 6000m2 lot offers a lifestyle that will be Plaza and the Sunshine Coast Airport, 3km enjoyed for many years to come.” to Bli Bli Shopping Centre and 1.5km to • To view this property contact RE/MAX Erbachers. Nambour lifestyle and acreage specialist According to agent Steve Perry of Re/MAX Steve Perry the on 0418 711 955. Nambour the home offers the best of all worlds: “No close neighbours, elevation to catch the breezes, useable land with room to spread out, adjoins a koala habitat, favour- able soil test, walk to the river, and surrounded by quality schools,” he said. Property Sales Steve said a Development Application had been approved subject to new driveway, landscaping, electricity, NBN & wildlife friendly fencing (estimated time of completion 90 days). “This opportunity allows the new owner to experience the very best lifestyle the SunshineValleyGazette.com.au | July 7, 2021 Real Estate 19

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She is often seen World Environment Festival Howard St Nambour. out “plein air” paintin, which is over but we were recently To join in the activities at means painting in the open air. delighted to have the pleasure these events you’ll need to Many of her paintings capture of meeting some new bush come in “long everything” this passion ranging from deli- carers at our Gulung Gung bush protective clothing cate pastels to vibrant abstracts Bee late in June, and having including boot/shoes and a rich in texture and colour. their help in restoring the hat. Barbara loves experi- habitat along the creek. All tools required will be menting with different 9.30am to 2.30pm. provided and we’ll finish mediums. She likes to paint a The volunteers serve a Upcoming Events with a cuppa after a couple variety of subjects and always wonderful Devonshire tea If you would like to join us of hours of exercise in the CARAVANS tries to capture the true spirit and some light snacks that in future events the next two outdoor air. and essence of the subject. can be purchased. There are opportunities are as follows: For more information see Come and see Barb’s art and also loads of local crafts to • Namba Creek at the Model the PCCCG Facebook Page WE BUY, SELL works from numerous other see in the craft room and the Railway Park off Florence St https://www.facebook.com/ artists from the Sunshine museum is open from 10am in Nambour. That will be on PetrieCreekCatchmentCare- Coast region as well as gor- till 1pm during the week so the Saturday 17 July starting at GroupInc/ AND CONSIGN geous pottery items from local Yandina Historic House is a 8 am. Access is through the Alternatively you can con- artisans. 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T M A I M O G E E S S H R E D O R A L X O L U D O S I F T S C R E E L S O T S E E N D E A R E D T A N A WARNING !!! L I T E V E N T S L T E E T E R I N G S A V E R S E S L E Note to Editor: R I D E S E D I M E N T R C A T S T I R E S Solution to this puzzle should F A C T S S K I T V not appear on the same page G E P E E N E W E L T O A D S N A G S R 22 Columns SunshineValleyGazette.com.au | July 7, 2021. Dog off-leash area $10 million for Masks should be Diminishing media survey results are in Div 5 in Budget worn until July 16 bad for democracy David Law Winston Johnston Rob Skelton Division 10 Councillor Division 5 Councillor State Member for Nicklin Jeffrey Addison [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Sunshine Coast Commuter Advocate

In March, we asked our Mapleton Community I’m pleased to have delivered a range of items As your local Member, I would like to extend These days there’s a diminishing number of what your most preferable dog off-leash area for the Division 5 community totalling more my thanks to everyone in the local community journalists in the hustings of everyday news. would be out of: Lilyponds Park - Fenced area, than $10 million in capital works which will go who are staying home, getting tested and fol- We are seeing media outlets shut down across Lilyponds Park - Unfenced, off-leash area at spec- towards parks, recreational facilities, road con- lowing the Chief Health Officer’s advice. the country, predominately in newspapers and ified times, or Fire Brigade Park - Fenced area. struction and general maintenance. It was a diffi- It’s great to see the community rallying television including reductions in local content The results are in – you told us that Mapleton cult process, however my fellow councillors and I together to keep everyone safe and healthy at a and social media in radio. Lilyponds Park – Fenced area, is the preferred tried to minimise increased costs, but still deliver time when COVID-19 has been on our doorstep. This is a bad thing for democracy where option with 92 per cent of residents rating this our capital works program and service delivery I’m proud of everyone sticking together accountability and freedom (proliferation) of site as one of their top two preferences. The throughout the Sunshine Coast. To view the full through this tough time and I’ve never been the press are hallmarks of good governance. next step is for council to use this feedback to list of works visit my Facebook page. Visit www. prouder to call Nicklin home. We recently lost the Sunshine Coast Daily further refine the site and design concept. facebook.com/winstonjohnstondivision5scc Extra restrictions remain in place until July newspapers (though it still exists in an online 16th, so please continue to wear your mask version and will soon reappear as a weekly Support through community groups Disaster Rehabilitation Reserve when required, socially distance, maintain printed newspaper) and in television we have Council’s most recent Minor Grants program While disappointing, it was necessary to drop hand hygiene, and if you’re unwell, get tested lost local channel 9 news bulletins for the Sun- delivered more than $128,000 among 77 not-for- the five percent on-time rates payment discount and isolate until you receive a negative result. shine Coast. profit organisations from across the region. The in order to re-establish the $5 million Disaster A recent newspaper report by the Cou- Minor Grants program supports not-for-profit Rehabilitation Reserve and the increase in Ignite Ideas Round 8 rier-Mail showed that Premier Annastacia organisations to deliver one-off projects, events on-the-ground services. By doing this, it’s a less The Palaszczuk Government is encouraging Palaszczuk has 18 media personnel working for and activities with broad community benefit. onerous and more financially prudent approach Queensland entrepreneurs to help fire up our her. I’m pleased to share many Division 10 organ- to support our community, while avoiding an COVID-19 Economic Recovery Plan with the I know of many a good senior political jour- isations were successful with their grant appli- across-the-board increase in the general rate. I opening of round eight of the Advance Queens- nalist who has moved over to work for the gov- cations including: Mapleton & District Commu- encourage anyone experiencing financial hard- land Ignite Ideas program. ernment - where clearly the money is greener nity Assoc - $1320 to redesign their community ship to contact council before their rates are due, Entrepreneurs with bright ideas for new, job than the local industry provides. website; Nambour Lind Lane Theatre - $2000 to to arrange payment by instalments over a six- creating products and services for Australian or Names like Channel nine’s former senior upgrade their theatre control centre computer; month period, without interest being charged. global markets could apply for grants of up to political journalist Shane Doherty, or the ABC’s Nambour Community Centre - $1972 towards $200,000. veteran television reporter Chris O’Brien dis- community gardening; Mapleton Hall & Sports- Weed control education The Advance Queensland Ignite Ideas pro- appeared from television – both of whom now ground Trust - $1986 for outdoor equipment; I’m extremely excited to see an allocation of gram is designed to help start-ups and small-to- work for the Premier, Annastacia Palaszczuk. and Yandina School of Arts Incorporated - $1090 $600,000 to enhance the region’s response to medium businesses scale up great innovations Phil Wilmington, another former channel towards a historical display. weeds. This funding comes from the Environ- for commercial success. nine television journalist went to work for the The next round will open on 20 September. ment Levy which will increase by $4 to $80 and We’ve helped 364 Queensland-based com- Police Minister Mark Ryan. In the meantime, Major Grant funding applica- raise $11.9 million to continue to support our panies to develop ideas in the tourism, agri- Spencer Jolly, another senior journalist and tions will open 19 July and close 30 August. environmental partnerships, education and culture, advance manufacturing, renewable another loss from channel nine, is also in the coastal rehabilitation projects. I would like to energy, technology, engineering, and construc- Premier’s department. Budget boost thank my fellow councillors for listening to my tion industries. At local government level, former state affairs More than $8 million will be injected into pleas for weed control which will assist with edu- editor for the Courier-Mail, Stephen Wardill exciting projects in Division 10. cation and also innovation in relation to the con- NAIDOC week now works for the Brisbane Lord Mayor Adrian Nambour Showgrounds will receive a facelift, trol of weed species along Obi Obi Creek, Maleny This year’s NAIDOC Week theme is ‘Heal Schrinner. with $1.135m towards the grandstand roof and a section of land west of Curramore Road, Country’. We acknowledge the history, cultures, The state government ignore issues that renewal, equestrian pavilion roof replacement Witta. customs and achievements of our many Aborig- concern the public and use their plethora of and upgrade of surface of equestrian arena and inal and Torres Strait Islander Queenslanders. poached media personalities to NOT respond drainage, which will benefit so many locals and Minor Grants Our nation recognises and celebrates that to questions or to reply to columns, like mine, events utilising the space. Congratulations to more than 21 not-for-profit First Nations people have occupied and cared to set the record straight or explain why, for Nambour Aquatic Centre’s upgrade con- organisations in Division 5 who have been suc- for this continent for more than 2000 gener- example, that they are not spending the bud- tinues, with more than $1 million of council cessful with their grant applications. This month ations. The Palaszczuk Government is sup- geted moneys on the Sunshine Coast rail dupli- funds directed towards amenities refurbish- the Major Grant funding applications will open porting Path to Treaty for Queenslanders. Based cation, year after year after year. ment, pool shelter and infrastructure renewal. and then close on 30 August 2021. To learn more, on mutual understanding, respect and recogni- Why, after more than 3 years from their For a full list of budget items please visit visit council’s website, www.sunsinecoast.qld. tion. Path to Treaty will improve life outcomes announcement of $160.8 million, have they council’s website. gov.au/grants. for our First Nations. only spent $43.7 million? Perhaps it is a good question to put to our newest state government representatives. Safer Communities Glass House schools Why the false propaganda about Cross River The rather needy joey Rail? funding available to receive upgrades from Donna Brennan Wildlife Volunteers Its cost was revealed in the budget papers to WILVOS 5441 6200 www.wilvos.org.au be $6.888 billion. Ted O'Brien Andrew Powell We all have long known that the touted $5.4 Federal Member for Fairfax State Member for Glass House As a wildlife billion cost was a furphy, it has been that cost [email protected] [email protected] carer, helping ever since it was announced, yet even on the others appreciate day of the budget, Transport Minister Mark Round Six of the Safer Communities Fund is Every school has maintenance and upgrade and share that pas- Bailey sent out a press release with that incor- now open for applications. This Federal Govern- issues. sion is one of our rect figure. ment programme provides two types of grant Every year the Education Department work to many rewards. Even Media Releases can’t be relied upon to opportunities: 1) Early Intervention grants up address these. We all start with be accurate. to $1.5 million to help organisations that engage This year the following schools in the Glass little or no knowl- They even changed the Cross River Rail with at risk young people, to help prevent them House electorate are scheduled to receive edge of just what slogan recently. from engaging in criminal activity or anti-so- upgrades: unique native ani- The “more trains more often” moniker has cial behaviour; and, 2) Infrastructure grants • Beerburrum State School - $283,000 to refur- mals we have in gone. of between $10,000 and $500,000 for schools bish Block B; Australia. Most I can only assume that even THEY finally real- and pre-schools; places of religious worship; • Elimbah State School - $45,000 to refurbish children grew up ised that without enough new trains by opening community organisations; and, local councils Prep playground; knowing more day 2025, it just wouldn’t be true. for crime prevention initiatives, such as infra- • Eudlo State School - $150,000 to replace play about African ani- Duncan snuggles up after They now say “it will transform the way structure, for example, CCTV cameras, lighting, equipment in outdoor learning area; mals than they did a bottle. we travel across the whole of South East doors and fencing, and alarm systems. For • Glass House Mountains State School - about our very spe- Queensland.” more information on how to apply and when $44,000 to build a covered walkway to admin cial creatures that Indeed, it will – and that could be for better or applications close, please contact my office. building; have had to learn to share their environment worse - so kudos to the media advisor for intro- • Maleny State High School - $200,000 to refur- with us. ducing that brilliant ambiguity. Good drop bish/resurface multipurpose courts; WILVOS have an induction day that introduces With a Premier’s department brimming with I addressed the parliament recently about the • Mooloolah State School - $283,000 to refur- people to the various aspects of wildlife caring. experienced journalists one would think more tax break the Federal Government is giving to bish Performing Arts Block E and $240,000 This may be active caring of animals, answering questions get answered, but sadly the opposite small brewers and distillers. There are more for amenities block upgrade; the Hotline from home, taking on administra- is true. than 1,000 craft breweries and distilleries across • Woodford State School - $190,000 for general tion tasks, helping out on community awareness For the Premier, silence is golden. Australia, employing more than 15,000 people. upgrades around the school and $140,000 to stalls, or just being a supporter who listens to our For us, accountability is lost. 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