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Sunshine Coast Agricultural Show returns to Brand new look for Nambour Nambour June 11-13

WITH online tickets, car park shuttle buses and all your favourite show staples, enjoying a day out at the Sunshine Coast Agricultural Show will be an absolute breeze. Back this year at Nambour Showgrounds from 11-13 June, Show Manager Penny Walsh said show organisers had worked closely with Queensland Health over the past 12 months in light of COVID-19. “We have done everything possible to make sure we get it right and ensure that Sunshine Coast families and visitors will have a safe and fun experience at the show,” Ms Walsh said. “We have rearranged the layout of the showgrounds to allow for social distancing. “All the unique Sunshine Coast Show traditions our community knows and loves, such as our much-loved competitions, ani- mals, food, sideshow alley, show- bags and entertainment will be back. We are so excited to bring ‘I am Nambour’ ... local businesswoman back the V8 Super utes, Rolly Rhonda Billett is one of the brand ambassadors Polly Cars, Monster Trucks and for the town’s unifying new look unveiled at a wood chopping events as well as Reimagine Nambour launch yesterday. the fireworks and laser light show which will light up the sky over FULL STORY PAGE 9. three nights. To Page 20, 21 Have you reviewed your Specialising in: investment RTA No. AU49451 • Manuals • Differentials property recently? David & Tina P 5478 8020 • Automatics • Tailshafts You could be Ledger F 5478 8850 • Transfercases • Clutches Power Steering • Suspension • Wheel Alignments missing out on OBLIGATION FREE APPRAISAL Child Restraints • Roadworthy Inspections great returns! Tyre & Balancing • All Mechanical Service & Repairs 5 Charles Court, Kunda Park Air Conditioning • All Brake Repairs We also sell nuts, bolts and tyres. Burns Ph: (07) 5476 8911 Property 4/27 Main St, Palmwoods, Qld 4555 www.sunstategearbox.com.au FIREPITS! MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR YARD DURING THE COOLER MONTHS. WE HAVE ALL THE MATERIALS TO 5441 6154 BUILD A FIREPIT FOR ANY SIZE YARD: • DECO GRAVEL • CONCRETE BLOCKS [email protected] 07 5453 7100 18 Kerryl St, Kunda Park jetts.com.au • GRANITE • PAVERS $11 START UP FEES Jetts Nambour www.coastallandscape.com.au | f | [email protected] • BUSH ROCKS • SANDSTONE SEATING BLOCKS FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE NO CONTRACTS. Value Personal Training packages available BARK & MULCH | SOILS | GRAVEL | PEBBLES | SAND | SANDSTONE | ROCKS | ROADBASE | TURF | TIMBER | PAVERS | PLUS MORE! 2 Local News SunshineValleyGazette.com.au | June 9, 2021.

GazetteSUNSHINE VALLEY Ingenious wearable art on display at Show THE work of award winning “I love the idea of Editorial Nambour photographer and re-thinking, recycling, reusing If it matters to you, it matters wearable art designer Larissa and repurposing materials to to us. Send your news to Salton will be showcased at create art. Over the past year Cameron Outridge the Sunshine Coast Agricul- people have become more 0409 424 487 tural Show. interested in arts and crafts [email protected] “My hope is that my work and generally getting back to will touch people and make basics. It is one of the positive Advertising them think,” Larissa said. “I things to have come out of To advertise contact think that people appreciate Tanya Outridge what has been a very difficult 0400 069 711 and enjoy the texture and time for so many.” [email protected] colour of my art, and the fact Last year, Larissa started that it is not fake or mass pro- holding photography work- Designer duced out of a factory.” shops to shoot her wear- Katie Buckley: Larissa had always been a able art pieces. “I have been [email protected] creative person but her ven- thrilled with the enthusiasm ture into wearable art began from local photographers for Distribution in 2018 when she created a this concept and completely 10,000 copies are wearable art piece for a pho- The amazing wearable art blown away by the talent we distributed to popular tographic shoot. of Larissa Salton, pictured have here on the Sunshine pick-up points throughout “It was a Charles Dickens with model, above, will be Coast.” the hinterland including inspired dress, made out of showcased at the Sunshine In response to the pop- at Palmwoods, Woombye, paper,” Larissa said. “I entered Coast Agricultural Show at ularity of her wearable art Nambour, Chevallum, it in the Nambour Show and Nambour Showgrounds. pieces, Larissa has also started Eudlo, Mooloolah, Hunchy, it won. After the exhibition, wearable art workshops. “It Yandina, Maleny, Montville, I was actually going to burn Wendy Roe founder of Aus- is immensely gratifying that Flaxton, Mapleton and the dress for a photography tralian Wearable Art Festival people are tapping into what Forest Glen. project, but Jenny McKay asking if it could be used as a I am doing and exploring (who was a Sunshine Coast display in the Berkelouw Book their own creativity while at Gazette Online The Gazette is Printed Councillor at the time), would store window at Eumundi for the same time, recycling and Fortnightly & Online Always. A not hear of it and the dress advertising the festival here on repurposing materials from all pdf form of the printed paper basically spent the following the Sunshine Coast.” which explains what it rep- seeds and natural dyes. Every sorts of places. It is an exciting can be found on our website. year going ‘on tour’ from the At this year’s Nambour resents,” Larissa said. “I have gown also has a stunning time for people to express Stories are also posted on Nambour Council chambers, Show Larissa will be dressing used a very broad array of headpiece.” themselves in this way.” Facebook, on our blog and via Caloundra Regional Gallery, six mannequins, based on the materials including polysty- Larissa re-purposes and • You can see more of Lar- email to our subscribers Caloundra Photography Club events of the past two years rene, papier mâché, curtain up-cycles materials from Op issa’s stunning art and learn to the Brisbane Botanical gar- “The Elements” of air, earth, material, damask, cotton, Shops, Recycling Centres or more about her workshops Business Write-ups dens. spirit, water and fire. chicken feathers, paper, donations from friends and by visiting www.larissasalton. Most people are excellent at “I was soon contacted by “Each piece has a placard books, maple tree leaf and family to create her pieces. com.au what they do but don’t know how to get that across in their advertising. We help owners Got a yearning promote their businesses, After 24 years, Desrae has almost all the answers but the difference is we for yarn? You’re start with a write-up. Our WHEN it comes to questions Write-up Framework explains about Montville, Desrae invited to your business in a way that Woolley has heard them all. appeals to your customers Where’s the best view? Is Yandina’s ‘Knit in so they will listen to what you say and be more likely there a less windy road down Public’ Day to buy from you. Write-ups the range? And most impor- are engaging, memorable tantly, what should I do while THE Yandina Branch of the and they make all your other I’m visiting? Country Women’s Association marketing work better. “Nothing surprises me any- (QCWA) is hosting a World- more,” she laughed. wide Knit (and Crochet) in Editorial Policy Desrae has been a volunteer Public Day celebration on Sat- Every endeavour is made to at the Montville Visitor Infor- urday 12 June from 9.30am to publish submissions but we mation Centre (VIC) for the 1.30pm. can never guarantee that any past 24 years, having started This event is open to the article will definitely appear. the position when the first public (whether you are a knit- We prioritise constructive VIC opened up in town in Sep- ting and/or crochet novice or news which strengthens our tember 1997. an expert) and will be held at community. Today Desrae works in the the QCWA Division Hall at 11 Our broad aims are to: VIC operated by Visit Sunshine Stevens Street Yandina. • Connect the Community. Coast in its current home on The theme for the event • Acknowledge Achievement. Main Street, and this year was will be flowers. • Back Business. ‘honoured’ to be nominated in Visit Sunshine Coast Vistor Servicing Coordinator Beth Mahoney and Montville Visitor Information Yarn, knitting needles and We encourage respectful & the Sunshine Coast Volunteer Centre Volunteer Desrae Woolley. patterns will be available or constructive debate on local of the Year Awards. you can bring along your own issues in our letters section. “I’m really pleased, I never walks to explore. put two dollars in the machine ville team”. project to work on and share Thanks to our Advertisers expected it,” she said. As you can imagine a lot has and it rained on the roof,” she “Desrae attends all our ideas. The Gazette is completely Desrae first got involved in changed in 24 years, and part said. famils and events, and takes Morning tea will be avail- funded by our advertisers visitor servicing after seeing of the role Desrae has enjoyed But she said the best part of the time prior to every shift to able by donation and there who make community an ad in the paper. When she is watching the evolution of being involved in the VIC over pop into local businesses, con- will be a raffle with the prize journalism possible. Without first started out she had never Montville’s tourism offerings, the years has been the friend- firm their opening hours and donated by Crochet Australia. them, there would be no worked in tourism, and made especially accommodation. ships made along the way. say hello on behalf of Team So come along and celebrate Gazette. Please support them it her mission to learn every- “The first accommodation Visit Sunshine Coast Visitor Sunshine Coast,” she said. this age-old craft. and let them know you found thing there was to know about I ever went to was Country Servicing Coordinator Beth “The dedication she has See www.facebook.com/ them in the local paper. Montville, including places to Cabins and that was great, it Mahoney said Desrae was a for volunteering is truly qcwayandina for further infor- stay, where to eat, lookouts and had a swinging bed and you “much loved part of the Mont- inspiring.” mation.

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Suncoast Christian College introduces therapy dog Caloundra Only SUNCOAST Christian Col- tions, small group and class engagement between teacher lege is delighted to introduce interventions, and visits at and student and help as an therapy dog Jasper, a gentle various College events. intrinsic motivator to support one-year-old brown and white All students and staff can participation. Border Collie. choose to interact with Jasper In preparation for this DO YOU VALUE YOUR TEETH? Jasper started work at the if they feel comfortable. He placement, Mrs Abrahams College last week after many will be closely monitored and and Jasper have completed months of training and prepa- managed using verbal com- an intensive course through ration. The Therapy Dog Pro- mands, leads, and a collar to Therapy Dogs Australia. gram supports the health and control his behaviour. Throughout his training, well-being of students in the Research shows the posi- Jasper has demonstrated a Healthy Teeth, Healthy Smile Suncoast community. Similar tive impact animals have on high level of obedience and programs are in place in many our health and well-being. good behaviour, making him schools. Through the development suitable to work with children Suncoast Christian College of the human-animal bond within a school environment. VETiS Coordinator Leanne (HAB), we can experience “We are really excited to At Hinterland View Dental we will Abrahams completed spe- reductions in blood pressure, have Jasper on the team,” said cialised training with Jasper increased oxytocin levels Principal Greg Mattiske. look after you. so that together they have (associated with love and “This is a wonderful initia- become a certified human-ca- bonding), a decrease in cor- tive that will bring many bene- • nine therapy team. tisol levels (stress hormone), fits to our students in terms of Locally Owned and Operated Mrs Abrahams said Jasper among many other beneficial their general well-being over would support student engage- physiological and emotional time. Just seeing his smiling • Experienced and Friendly Staff ment, assist with social skill responses. Since animals puppy face gives a boost to development, and aid with are non-judgmental and pro- your day. I am not sure who is self-regulation and calming vide unconditional love, they more excited, the staff or the • Serene Environment through individual interven- can assist in increasing the students!”

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And nesses in the street. finally, this year, we made “I knew the roadworks were money — and now this has back coming but I just didn’t realise come about.” it would have such a massive Jeremy wanted to get the old time effect on my business,” said word out that the businesses Jeremy Tomholt, owner of were still there and they dancing Dirty Trix Garage. needed work, now, more than Jeremy’s business has been ever. TIME to kick up your heels. brought to a standstill because He said a letter from Council The Belli Community Hall will of roadworks around Nam- says work would continue be holding its Winter old time bour’s Arundell Avenue and until mid-August, weather dance on Saturday June 19. Mill Lane intersection. permitting. “Which means if The Stump Jump Bush Band “I’m not having a whinge or it rains it will take longer,” he will be bringing fun and fri- having a sook,” said Jeremy. said. volity to the stage and audi- “The workers have been ence participation is encour- good. We did know this was Support local business aged. going to happen and it will be • Dirty Trix Garage spe- All beginners will have a nice when it’s finished. But cialises in fitting all kinds of chance to learn a few dances no-one could have known how 12-volt accessory items from a at the start of the night. much it would affect us. The basic head unit or UHF install Dirty Trix Garage owner Jeremy Tomholt: “It will look incredible ... but just trying to survive while From what promises to be a roadworks have been going to a custom system, spotlights the work is being done is the hard part”. Below: the businesses are surrounded by roadworks. wonderful night of music and a month now. And it’s just to full underglow on your car dance. killing my business,” Jeremy or 4WD or bike. Jeremy is an The Belli Hall, which is said. “I just have nothing at audio and custom lighting spe- owned by the community, is the moment. The entrance to cialist. Dirty Trix is at 3 Mill very proudly supported by the my business looks terrible and Lane, Nambour. 0403 679 847. Sunshine Coast Council. no-one can gain access.” [email protected]. “To make this venue fully Jeremy said it looked like au, facebook.com/dirtytrixga- accessible by all, we are there was going to be at least rage. looking to build a new toilet another three months of no Background block and extend our outdoor walk-in or drive-in traffic to • The Arundell Avenue and area,” a spokesperson said. his yard. Mill Lane intersection is an “We are also happy to welcome “And I rely on that traffic. important link between the volunteers who want to join And it’s not just me, it’s the schools and industrial areas the Belli Park Community.” guys next door and out the to the west, Nambour Mill • As Winter sets in a happy back.” precinct, the Nambour Town- hour will start at 5.30pm. The father of five whose ship, and residential areas. 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We are very excited to announce that we will be exhibiting complex and creative brain to produce artwork that has been works by local artist Marty Williamson, entitled “Dream admired by all who have had the opportunity to witness or State - Fragments Of An Artist’s Mind” , running from Friday, have received his many works as gifts and commissions. 21st May until Thursday 1 st July, 2021. Marty has displayed After much encouragement and with the gift of ‘time’ he has some previous works in our gallery in the past, but this is now chosen to pursue his talent and his mind to create on his first ever exhibition, and we can’t wait to showcase his a professional level without compromising his unique style. most recent works with you! “Dream State” is an exhibition not to miss, and we welcome Martyn has always delved into his soul and explored his all our loyal clients to view his work.

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Q&A Community Profile: with Shiralee Cooper What’s On Send to [email protected] THIS week’s Community Profile person PREFERENCE given to local events of wide- is Shiralee Cooper, the tireless president spread interest. of Montville Chamber of Commerce. • June 11: Rugby Union: Nambour v University She’s also arguably Montville’s biggest at Nambour 7.30pm. fan as well as being a strident supporter • June 11-13: Sunshine Coast Show, Nambour of arts on the Sunshine Coast. Showgrounds. • June 11-13: TeamMoto Classic Weekend Birth date and/or star sign: Libra vintage dirt bike event at Green Park in Conondale. Dream Car: I’ve always had a soft • June 12: Rugby League: Nambour v Noosa at spot for the Minis but they weren’t Tewantin Sports Complex 5.30pm. practical. The latest 5 door hatch has • June 12: Yandina Branch QCWA hosting room and oomph so now have finally Worldwide Knit in Public Day. bought one. A Cooper S of course! If I • June 12-13: Gardening on the Edge, Maleny were to choose a sporty car, I’d go for Garden Club, Maleny Show Grounds. an Aston Martin. • June 12 & 13: Maleny Singers Yeoman of the Guard, Maleny Community Centre. The last television show or movie • June 18: Reimagine Nambour event, “Scone- you loved? It’s been a while. Probably time” in the Garden at the Nambour Tram Paddington 2. I often enjoy children’s Terminus from 10am-12noon. movies! • June 18: Reimagine Nambour event, “A Soiree” in the Garden at the Nambour Tram One thing on your bucket list? With Terminus from 5pm-7pm. my travel wings clipped, I will nomi- • June 18: Rugby Union: Nambour v Noosa at nate learning Latin. Noosa 7.30pm. • June 19: Reimagine Nambour’s “A Gala Best advice you have ever received? Event” in the Garden at the Nambour Tram It is what it is. Simple acceptance can Terminus from 6pm till late. take a load off the shoulders. A Sydney • June 19: Rugby League: Nambour Crushers v gallery owner. Gympie 5.30pm at Crusher Park. Kenilworth Show & • June 19 & 20: Maleny Singers Yeoman of the What has been your most mem- Guard Maleny Community Centre. Rodeo is back and so is orable moment? Climbing to the Shiralee Cooper would love to see a Regional Art Gallery • June 19: Namba Creek BushCare Group at summit of Mt Sinai to see the sun rise in Montville or nearby. Russell Family Park would be 8am on Saturday. Model Railway Park off All-Day Side Show Pass with groups of different faiths from all perfect. Florence St Nambour. over the world. • June 23: Gulung Gung Bushcare Group THE annual Kenilworth Show & Rodeo is Meets 9am in the carpark behind Repco in coming up on September 18. And the best news What’s one thing you love about your job? I Best local activity & why? Our monthly Howard St Nambour. is the committee has decided to repeat a suc- am da boss and can work to my own schedule. breakfast and Networking meetings showcase • June 19: Belli Hall Old Time dance. Details cessful initiative from the last event of an “All local venues and local identities. Facebook.com/Belli-Community-Hall. Day Side Show Pass” for just $15 per child. What would your friends/family say is your • June 19: “Kim Kirkman In Concert” at St Lenore Meldrum, speaking for the most annoying habit? I can be a tad pedantic, Best thing about your town (apart from George’s Anglican Church, 2 Walkers Drive Kenilworth Show and Rodeo committee, said and stubborn! the people)? We have a delicious selection of Maleny at 3pm. the All Day Side Show Pass proved very popular places to dine and picnic. • June 20: Reimagine Nambour’s “Music in the with families. What is something people don’t know Park” in the Garden at the Tram Terminus “After the success of the 2019 All day Amuse- about you? I enjoy writing, especially poetry. Is there a local business, community from 10am. ment Rides Armband the committee will once group, club or person you’d like to give a • June 20: Yandina Country Music concert, 24 again have the armbands available for purchase What one thing would you like to see shout-out to? Pat Habner who has been the Stegalls Road from 10.30am for noon start. in 2021,” Lenore said. happen in the local area? I’d love to see a Chair of Range Care until recently. • June 20: Small Talk at The Jazz Sessions from “This is a great saving for families and makes Regional Art Gallery in Montville or nearby. 6pm at the Glass House Brewery, Forest show day more enjoyable when the young ones Russell Family Park would be perfect. Who is your best friend? My pooch Sachi. Glen. can have unlimited rides for the one price.”

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Meet the Maker with Scott Whitaker and Allyson Reynolds of Hinterland Bees Well done Lorraine! Rescuing swarms, sharing bee But the real winner knowledge and is Nambour making Maleny SHE doesn’t do it for the acco- lades but it is nice to be rec- Honey. How ognised. Street Art Nambour sweet! Chairperson Lorraine Taylor was recently named Business SCOTT Whitaker and Allyson Volunteer of the Year at the Reynolds manage more than Volunteering Sunshine Coast 150 beehives at fixed-location Awards. apiaries spread along the Lorraine was recognised for Blackall Range. her contribution to the devel- They use small-scale, opment of Business in Nam- eco-conscious production bour having organised the without additives and free of creation of 35 murals in town chemicals or heat treatment to which have become attrac- produce their Maleny Honey. tions for tourists and locals. Their business, Hinterland “We engage professional Bees, also provides a swarm street artists to create our and live bee removal ser- murals and some emerging vice, sells beehives and does artists who get the opportu- one-on-one training of local Scott Whitaker of Hinterland Bees with his nephews, Taiyo, left, and Amon and a bottle of Maleny nity to create a mural to add backyard beekeepers. Honey. to their CV,” said Lorraine. “Importantly, we insist they all • What is your offering, and landscape. This bio-regional • Where can we buy it? these colonies to our quaran- get paid.” Lorraine Taylor in front of the how is it different fingerprint — which is often Maleny IGA, Maleny Dairies tine apiary at North Maleny, Street Art Nambour has Black Knight mural on the side Our bees forage the biodi- evident in wine, olive oil and Sweets on Maple stock nurturing them into managed a number of new murals of the Sunshine Coast Pinball verse rainforests, sclerophyll and cheese — embodies the our honey and honeycomb. It honey-production colonies. planned for the second half of building in Currie Street. forests, orchards, and home essence of the surrounding is also available online from At Hinterland Bees, we are the year under a Heritage Trail gardens of the Sunshine Coast environment and is borne out Falls Farm and, you will find about more than just selling theme which honours people organise. So we can get funds Hinterland. Due to the stra- in the unique flavours of our us at the Montville Markets honey and removing bee hives who have put Nambour’s name to pay our artists the fees they tegic locations of our apiary honey and honeycomb. once a month. As our beehive from unwanted places; we are on the map. deserve. This is our goal, they sites, our bees can visit almost numbers grow, we are looking about saving bees and doing Lorraine said she and her work hard to add to our town every garden between Maleny • What does it mean to you to expand our outlets, so it as sustainably and ethically committee were fully invested and deserve to be paid accord- and Mapleton. to be a local farmer/maker? we are keen to talk to local as possible. Part of our ethos in their cause.“We work for ingly.” Because we do not use Beekeeping has allowed us stockists. is to educate our customers our community purely from Several people from Nam- migratory beekeeping to develop a passion for these and clients to appreciate the dedication and the thrill of the bour were nominated at the methods (migratory bee remarkable creatures into a • Best thing about what importance of bees and their feedback and reactions we get Awards including Urban keeping is the constant sustainable business while you do? role in pollinating the food from everybody. We get paid Angels who cook 2500 meals movement of hives either communing with the beautiful Hinterland Bees’ swarm and we eat and the plants in our nothing to do this. Street Art a week for various groups. for pollination or seeking natural surroundings of the bee removal service have us natural environment. Nambour is powered by a love “Nambour was the winner on different nectar flows), our Sunshine Coast. travelling all over the Sun- • We post a lot of videos of of our town, to make Nambour the night,” Lorraine said with honey is of mixed floral origin To provide a quality local shine Coast, rescuing bees, our bee rescues to our social the best place we can. other nominees including depending upon seasonal and product to our community is normally honey bees often media pages, especially www. “We have five murals so Norm Morwood, Tony Millroy, local conditions; it expresses an honour. from inside the walls and instagram.com/hinterland- far this year to complete and Taryn Powell and Kathy Him- the Terroir, or poetry of ceilings of houses. We relocate bees/ then our Festival, Fuse Fest, to stedt. Life. Style. Care.

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For more information visit sundale.org.au or call 1800 786 325. SunshineValleyGazette.com.au | June 9, 2021 Local News 9 Nambour’s new town branding unveiled Businesses invited to unite & market under one banner NAMBOUR’S new brand iden- sity in business and works col- Ted O’Brien said Reimagine tity was unveiled yesterday laboratively to achieve great Nambour was established to embodying the diversity, resil- outcomes. help create a structure around ience and pride representative “As part of this new brand, the town’s future and create of the town’s business commu- we have also established a roadmap for Nambour to nity. brand ambassadors to deliver transform its local economy. The ‘I am Nambour’ brand the varied and unique stories “Ultimately this identity is has been developed as part of of Nambour which will be owned by the local commu- the Nambour Economic Tran- marketed on social media and nity, where they themselves sition Strategy (NETS) and our new website.” are taking control of their own invites business to collectively One of the brand ambassa- destiny. There so much such market under one consistent dors and Chair of the Nam- pride in the town and we now look and feel to encourage bour Retailers, Rhonda Billet have a clear vision with which business investment and pride said the specific ‘I am Local’ everybody can align,” Mr in the town. campaign will kick off the O’Brien said. The new look intends to pro- launch of brand and she is “What inspired me to help vide a consistent marketing encouraging businesses to establish Reimagine Nambour thread for the key business jump on board and be a part was just seeing the unlocked drivers in Nambour - health, of this collaborative approach. potential of the town and you education, agriculture, IT, arts “Over the next week I will can see it in the eyes of the and culture and will ultimately be handing out ‘I am Local’ people from Nambour. Ted O’Brien, left, with Reimagine Nambour Facilitator Kerry Brown and Chairman Peter Boyce at help to attract investment stickers so businesses can “You can see it in the entre- yesterday’s launch ... “We now have a clear vision with which everybody can align.” opportunities. proudly market their Nam- preneurship of the individ- Reimagine Nambour facil- bour business as part of the uals, where they want to set up itator Kerry Brown said the new brand identity launch – a not-for-profit or a business; AT A GLANCE Nambour businesses with committee have been excited either by putting the sign on or you can see it in the senior • Reimagine Nambour has the tools to proudly market to be a part of the engagement their shopfront windows, or citizens who talk about not just developed a roadmap – the themselves and opportu- process and are now thrilled they can download the logo for the past, but where the town Nambour Economic Transi- nities to grow business in to be able to show the commu- their social media and their can go in the future; you see it tion Strategy (NETS) – that Nambour under a collective nity the result. websites. This is our opportu- in the young families and the encourages business within banner. “What is great about the – I nity to tell the world that Nam- kids around town. the region and focusses on • To see the brand and am Nambour – brand identity bour has so much to offer,” Ms “They're the ones who are attracting investment from download the logo for your is that it embraces Nambour’s Billet said. going to be leading in the outside the town. business to use, visit www. name and can be connected “We are incredibly lucky future. We have found a way • The brand identity is one of iamnambour.com.au or read with the aspirations of all in Nambour to not only have to unlock that and to come the first steps of the NETS to about the NETS at www. industries within the town,” a proactive community but together and unite. be delivered and provides reimaginenambour.com.au Ms Brown said. we’re also seeing all levels of “We are going to see big “Nambour is proud of its government coming together projects and investment hap- a roadmap for Nambour to economy ticking; see it in the in its people and I am excited heritage, its uniqueness and for this plan. pening in Nambour. These transform its economy while generosity of the community about its future.” its inclusive community and “Sunshine Coast Council is big projects will inspire other maintaining its distinct iden- leaders; the commitment to The NETS sets out a stra- this new brand will connect all invested, as well as state gov- people to invest their own tity. service on the part of local tegic 11-step action plan which of that together. ernment representatives, and private capital into the town “There is so much pride in not-for-profits; I see it in the includes four overarching “It will be able to help busi- our federal government rep- – this is truly an exciting time Nambour, and it’s there for all enduring pioneering spirit of themes of transforming Nam- nesses to really show the rest resentatives and I think that in for Nambour.” to see,” Mr O’Brien said. senior citizens; and, the love bour to a place for community, of the Sunshine Coast and moving forward, we’re going Mr O’Brien said Reimagine “I see it on the faces of the for life of young families and supporting local businesses, Australia that Nambour is a to create a stronger, more Nambour was established to people in the street; I see it in the positive ambition of the developing strategic export supportive community which vibrant Nambour.” help wrap a structure around the eyes of the small business younger generation. sectors to generate new wealth encourages growth and diver- Federal Member for Fairfax the town’s future and create people who keep the local “I love Nambour, I believe and embracing change.

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Heated market Action needed to stem ‘tide leaves some sellers homeless of abuse and family violence THE Property market may be hot but you don’t want to be left out in the cold. driven by pornogaphy’ According to local real estate agents the past twelve months have seen incredible interest CHAIR of the House of Representatives and activity in the hinterland property market Standing Committee on Social Policy and Legal with sellers achieving outstanding results and Affairs Andrew Wallace has welcomed the Gov- selling quickly. ernment’s response to the Committee’s Inquiry “This seems like an ideal situation but in into age verification for online pornography reality, after the contract has been signed many and wagering but called for urgent action on Kim’s performances are always compelling mix sellers suddenly find themselves with nowhere the Committee’s recommendations to end the of virtuosity, humour and warmth. to go,” said Mike Burns, Principle of Burns Prop- harms caused by childhood exposure to porn. erty in Palmwoods. “Getting this done now is important, not just “We have had vendors who are hoping to because we care about our boys, but because we St George’s In The downsize, clear their debt and put some money care about the women they will one day meet.” away or move to a more affordable area, and in Mr Wallace said. the current market this is proving to be very dif- “Our Committee found that children as young Hills Concert Series ficult. as eight are inadvertently exposed to hard-core, THE St George’s In The Hills is pleased to wel- “We encourage our sellers to secure their violent pornography whilst surfing the internet. come Kim Kirkman for an enchanting after- next move or at the very least get some options According to parents, teachers and the young noon of voice, violin and harp. in place otherwise they will find themselves people themselves, this has led to significant Parish priest Deborah Bird says the con- homeless,” he said. emotional, psychological, and later on in life, cert will be an opportunity to enjoy one of our “If you are buying in the same market, that is sexual health repercussions. Young women are region’s most engaging talents. great. But properties are moving so quickly, it is being subjected to sexual abuse by those who “Kim’s performances are always compelling a bit of a gamble. Rental pricing has gone bal- are trying to emulate what is being portrayed by mix of virtuosity, humour and warmth. We’re listic and it is cheaper to buy than rent (even if the porn industry as normal. This needs to end very much looking forward to Kim weaving his you are fortunate enough to find an appropriate yesterday.” magic in the peaceful setting of St George’s.” rental property). The Government’s response to the Protecting As performer, teacher and choral conductor, “We have just found a place for a vendor who the Age of Innocence report, tabled in the Fisher MP Andrew Wallace emphasised the links Kim maintains a busy performance schedule. can now move forward to sell their home with House of Representatives on Tuesday, accepted between childhood exposure to pornography His work has taken him from operatic compa- peace of mind and this is such a rewarding the Committee’s recommendation to direct the and the rise of domestic and family violence. nies in Queensland and Victoria to vocal and feeling. eSafety Commissioner to expeditiously develop orchestral collaborations all over the world, “I strongly encourage people not to be swayed a roadmap for the implementation of manda- violence is being exacerbated by the explosion including 6 years as musical director of the Ten by the lure of a great sale price and to be sure tory age verification for online pornography. In of hard-core violent porn, particularly as it is Tenors and current work in harp therapy. He is their agent can help them into the next stage total the Government accepted in whole or in being accessed by young people.” in high demand as an adjudicator and is heavily following a sale. Ultimately it is about the big principle five of the six recommendations. “Some of these young men who are exper- invested in our communities, conducting the picture.” “I welcome the Government’s response to the imenting and exploring their own sexuality Inspiration Choir, Tapestry (a capella chamber Protecting the Age of Innocence report, but we will live out those experiences viewed online, choir), the Caloundra Chorale and Hot Ginger need urgent action on implementation right to the extreme detriment of their partner. Chorus. away. The hard work needs to begin right now.” Is it any wonder that we are seeing such con- The event is the second of this year’s St he said. cerning levels of violence in our homes across George’s In The Hills series following the enig- Mr Wallace drew the increasingly understood Australia? If we genuinely care about women matic performance of jazz pianist Michael link between the issues of childhood exposure being exposed to violence, then we have to start Farager in April. to pornography and rising domestic and family caring about our young people being exposed to • “Kim Kirkman In Concert” will be held at Real Estate violence. pornography.” he said. St George’s Anglican Church, 2 Walkers Drive “Having chaired inquiries into both of these The Protecting the Age of Innocence report Maleny, on Saturday June 19 at 3pm. Tickets Pages 29-31 issues, what’s painfully clear to me now is that can be found by gojng to www.aph.gov.au. and $20 are on sale www.trybooking.com/BQSFL or the prevalence of family, domestic and sexual searching for “Protecting the age of innocence”. phone Susan on ph 5494 3062 / 0407 953 225.

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turning point. It frightened me when You must clean up your mind, and then I realised how quickly I was heading clean up your fridge. I tell the people that for an early grave. I work with that if you are an emotional “Fate intervened when my cousin Mark (who is a health and eater, your mind must be stronger than nutritional coach), contacted me to offer his support. Mark your feelings because there are going to distributes natural nutritional supplements that help with weight loss and well-being. Mark assured me they would be days that are rough.

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*This weight loss is a reflection of Peter’s individual efforts. Peter with 45kgs of butter; the same amount of *Please consult your health practitioner before taking dietary supplements or starting on any weight loss programme. weight he has lost. SunshineValleyGazette.com.au | June 9, 2021 Local News 13 New president takes the helm at Maleny Chamber RECENTLY elected president of the Maleny Chamber of Commerce Kay What’s your background? Ridge has big plans to foster an envi- I have more than 25 years of knowl- ronment that supports businesspeople edge-building. I have been involved in the beautiful hinterland town. in small business, sales & marketing, The founder of Dash Social, a social logistics, the corporate sphere, govern- media and marketing company, spoke ment and insurance. to the Gazette about her background I have qualifications in social media and ideas for the Maleny business com- and marketing, travel and real estate munity. and I bring a unique sense of mar- keting, backed by business acumen. Why did you decide to run for Maleny Chamber of Commerce pres- What the best thing about Maleny ident? This role is important for the businesses community? business community of Maleny and I We are passionate about other busi- felt that I had something to offer the nesses in Maleny and assisting each business community. other so the town continues to prosper.

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We can home deliver your newspapers and magazines Crushers back and we are also agents for Cartridge World. You can grab an award winning Beefy’s Pie from us to form with win and by shopping with us you can go in the draw for against Caloundra one of our regular random giveaways! Shop 28, 52-54 Currie Street, Nambour NAMBOUR Crushers bounced back into the win- P: 5441 2029 | @NambourNews ners circle with a strong performance against Caloundra at Shark Park on Sunday afternoon. The Maudsley Excavation Division 1 side lead from start to finish scoring five tries to the Shark’s three with David Oakes successfully kicking four conversions from five. It took a combined club effort to put an injury depleted team on the paddock with Kevin Campbell and Luke Whitpaine backing up from reserve grade and under 18s players Ryan Har- greaves and Kye Sherry putting in a solid effort. Falcons players Kyle Shelford and Nathan Saumalu once again made really strong on-field contributions and helped set the tone of the game in attack and defence. Try scorers for Nambour were Paul McKewin, Brenton Stonier (2) and Wil Warren with Dylan Bowls Club raises funds for school chaplains McGrath scoring the final try to seal the game. McGrath didn’t miss a beat in his come back A fun afternoon was held on Sunday at Woombye Government. And this service to State School from injury playing the full 80 minutes. Bowls Club with Barefoot Bowls, a Sausage Sizzle students is becoming increasingly more in Stalwarts Brenton Stonier and Paul McKewin and Raffles, fundraising for the local Chaplains demand with the changes in our society and helped steer a committed team around the of Nambour and Burnside State Schools. since the pandemic. Thanks to Jan and Mal Mc paddock to produce a convincing win for the School Chaplains provide an invaluable service Kenzie for their tremendous efforts in organ- side. Final score was Nambour Crushers 28 to in Queensland Primary, High and Special State ising this vital fundraiser, which provided some Caloundra Sharks 14. Schools by offering support for students from an much-needed funds for the local program. Nambour travel to Noosa on Saturday 12th independent and non-authority adult when they Thanks also to the four Woombye bowlers June to take on the Noosa Pirates. Next home are facing difficult challenges in their lives. for their guidance with the fun Barefoot Bowls. games at Crusher Park will be Saturday 19th The Chaplaincy Program is non-denomina- Anyone interested in a Barefoot Bowls afternoon June against Gympie Devils. tional and is only partly funded by the State can contact Woombye Bowls Club on 5294 5245. Worm Juice REDUCE REPURPOSE Fights Fungus RECYCLE Powdery mildew is a fungal disease that forms on some plants. Our Organic Supercharged Worm Juice is a natural fungicide and insec�cide that helps treat and protect your plants while feeding them nutrients. “THIS IS THE ULTIMATE ORGANIC PLANT FOOD” Loaded with millions of microbes and all the trace elements in balance that plants need to grow strong and healthy. Let your plants experience the difference! Contact Scott or Haidee - 0418 750 070 POLYCULTURE Or call in to the farm at 98 Connection Road Glenview Cultivating Healthy People Plants & Animals www.polyculture.com.au 14 Local News SunshineValleyGazette.com.au | June 9, 2021. News campaign paves way for speed reduction in Palmwoods by Sunshine Coast Daily journalist Natalie Wynn

PALMWOODS will have its speed limit reduced as of next week after a community campaign led by the Sunshine Coast Daily. The Pave the way for Palmwoods campaign has had a win with the State Government agreeing to reduce the speed limit through the town centre. The existing 50km/h speed limit along Mar- garet Street, from east of the Chevallum Road intersection to west of the Post Office, will be lowered to 40km/h from next week. The speed limit reduction on the 500m stretch comes in response to widespread community Michelle Bishop, left, with fellow graduate Alison Megson at work at SCUH. Image courtesy SCHHS. concerns. Calls for the upgrade of the Chevallum Road, Jubilee Drive, Margaret Street and Woombye Palmwoods Road intersection have been Self-confessed study nerd lands growing for the past few months. With the Sunshine Coast Daily launching the Pave the way for Palmwoods campaign to give dream job following career shift the people of Palmwoods a voice. Residents, businesses and workers from the A Palmwoods midwife who recently graduated She said the application process for the role area were given the opportunity to have their from USC with near-perfect grades is helping was competitive and intense over several days. say as part of the campaign, highlighting issues labelled the issue as the state government’s bring new lives into the world at Sunshine Coast “But I remained focused on my goal, and I with the speed limit as well as the intersections alone. University Hospital. now have a rewarding career ahead of me in throughout the increasingly busy town. During the course of the campaign, the Daily Former health administration officera vital industry. The graduate year involves As well as former council and state govern- also observed traffic in the area as part of its Michelle Bishop, 42, works in the SCUH oper- working in the antenatal clinic and education, ment representatives and a road safety expert investigations. ating theatres during Caesarean sections. birth suite, postnatal ward, breast feeding sup- in a bid to understand the complex safety issues More than 60 motorists failed to stop at two Michelle received a University Medal for Aca- port and home visiting service, plus neonatal and find a workable solution. notorious Palmwoods intersections in the space demic Excellence when she graduated from unit.” In late-April, the State Government said it had of just three hours and countless others did not USC last month, and was over the moon to gain The Nambour State High School graduate was started to investigate short-term solutions to the give way during the survey. a graduate position at the hospital. delighted that her two children, aged 11 and 7, longstanding issues plaguing the growing area. Member for Nicklin Rob Skelton said he was Michelle whose Bachelor of Midwifery GPA and her husband Chris, a clinical nurse consul- However, a funding war erupted between the pleased with the decision to lower the speed was 6.9 out of 7, previously worked as an admin- tant at SCUH, were able to watch her cross the State and Federal members over funding which limit. istration officer with Queensland Health for stage. would see the rail bridge overpass upgraded. “We’ve listened to the community and the almost 10 years. “I was hesitant to have a career change as a Nicklin MP Robert Skelton told the Daily at Speed Management Committee has done its “This degree has been an exciting career mature age student but I’m enjoying it, and so the time, the intersection at Chevallum Road review,” Mr Skelton said. change for me,” she said. “I love to provide pleased I took that step to study. I bring matu- and Woombye Palmwoods Road was somewhat “Hopefully, this change will slow drivers woman-centred care, listening to women’s sto- rity and life experience to the midwifery role.” of a “sticky wicket” with any safety upgrades down through town and help put the focus on ries, supporting them in decision-making and She said the study experience at USC Sun- reliant on the North Coast rail duplication. improving safety on the roads through Palm- facilitating their health care journey through shine Coast was satisfying. “I’m a total study “It would be nice if we could get an agree- woods. the maternity system. and research nerd, so I attended every class in ment from the Federal Government with the “If all motorists observe the new speed limit “I love welcoming new life, seeing a family the front row, immersing myself in assignments rail duplication because they could work con- and drive to conditions, then we’re already on unit come together with their new little and engaging in conferences, workshops and currently,” he said. the way to seeing some positive changes in member, and helping women to experience the online learning.” While Fisher MP Andrew Wallace squarely driver behaviour on our local roads.” best maternity care available.” SunshineValleyGazette.com.au | June 9, 2021 Local News 15

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C D 16 Local News SunshineValleyGazette.com.au | June 9, 2021. Ken Mills Toyota chips in to help car rally fundraiser DESPERATE to do what they can to assist a bit of fun while they’re doing it,” said Principal Brett Mills said. families in India, Nepal and Uganda in Forget Me Not Australia Charity Director Tickets are available now with all pro- the midst of the COVID crisis, Sunshine Greg Biggs. ceeds to Forget Me Not Australia to help Coast locals have banded together to Rally for a Reason is on Sunday 20 provide medical care, oxygen, food and dream up a family-friendly social car June and proudly supported by Ken Mills water. Ticket price includes welcome rally adventure with proceeds donated Toyota. “We’re keen to help locals with pack and lunch at a mystery location to charity Forget Me Not Australia. huge hearts helping make the world a with live music, raffle prizes and a live “We reckon there are plenty of gen- better place for children and their fam- auction. erous folk who will want to help and a ilies here on the Sunshine Coast and • Get your tickets or make a tax-de- lot who will want to dress up and have however far our arms can reach,” Dealer ductible donation at www.fmn.org.au

ABC Gardening Australia presenter Costa Georgiadis. Garden Expo announces exciting speaker line-up GUESTS will be spoilt for choice at the 2021 Queensland Garden Expo with today’s launch of the full speaker program including two exciting new speakers who will join the line-up of over 40 of the country’s most impressive gardening gurus at this year’s event from 9-11 July. Thrifty Gardener and ABC Gardening Australia presenter Millie Ross and plant medic- inal expert Associate Professor Rohan Davis have both joined the program, which is the ABC Gardening Australia largest gardening speaker pro- presenter Millie Ross. gram in Australia. Queensland Garden Expo “We are also welcoming back Event Manager Marion Bea- Adam Woodhams who recently zley said hundreds of Austral- won the 2021 Horticultural ia’s leading gardening experts Media Association of Australia had shared their wealth of Joy Harland Photography Award knowledge at the event over its – so our visitors will have the 36-year history and the breadth opportunity to learn a trick or of the information available at two about using phones to pho- the event has been a big part tograph plants from one of the of attracting new visitors and best in the business. inspiring the crowds. “These are incredible “We are excited to welcome speakers with a diverse range back Costa Georgiadis, Sophie of expertise on all things gar- Thomson, and Jerry Coleby-Wil- dening. Our outstanding fan liams, ABC’s Gardening Australia favourites have paved the way gurus, as well as Expo favourites for an impressive line-up and Claire Bickle, Dr Kevin Redd and we can’t wait to welcome our Phil Dudman – just to name a new speakers to the Queensland few,” Ms Beazley said. Garden Expo family.

Oh what a feeling ... Mapleton joins Nambour Netball comp MAPLETON Netball Club are opportunity to mix with some the newest members from the of their idols from Sunshine hinterland to join Nambour & Coast Lightning at the courts. Districts Netball Association. Steph Wood, Laura Scherian, The club formed in 2020 and Karla Pretorius, Maddy McAu- now has two teams and is liffe and Cara Koenen were growing in numbers. Training present for photos, signing is held at Mapleton Primary and a little one on one netball School each week with games courtesy of Ken Mills Toyota. played Saturday afternoons at Pictured are the Mapleton Mag- NDNA during netball season. pies doing the Toyota jump “Oh Recently the players had the what a feeling…” SunshineValleyGazette.com.au | June 9, 2021 Local News 17 ‘Our legacy to James’. Parents push for improved helmet safety NAMBOUR couple Bob and Lorraine “James was an experienced cyclist and Roberts lost their son, James, due to a always wore his helmet.” severe head injury when he fell from “Accidental deaths and head inju- his bicycle and hit his head on the road ries involving cyclists, skateboarders in 2019. and climbers are appearing far too As a legacy to James, Lorraine and regularly, especially now, as cycling to Bob are on a campaign to have cyclists’ school and elsewhere is being encour- helmets made as safe as those of motor aged,” said Bob. cyclists’. “Our question to parents is ‘are your And they are making traction. children’s, so-called safety helmets Chevallum reunion “The New South Wales Coroner has really safe if they fall off their bikes and invited us to attend the Inquest early hit their head on the road’?” next year,” said Bob. “This is a positive • Last year the Gazette published to mark 100 years move.” a story about how Lorraine and Bob CHEVALLUM State School is calling all stu- To assist their campaign, Lorraine found a way to stay positive amidst dents, families and staff past and present to and Bob would like anyone who has such trauma and grief, together with mark the date for its centenary celebrations. experienced head injuries, or who have the many daily stresses we all suffer. The school will celebrate 100 years of educa- had family or friends die as a result of Their technique “Balance With Colour” tion from October 23 to 21, 2021. not being protected by their helmet to helps people avoid sliding into depres- The events will provide opportunities to please forward details to them at rob- sion. You can find out more at www. catch up with old friends and relive memories [email protected]. balancewithcolour.com. Email Bob as visitors tour the school – both old and new “Your stories will strengthen the and Lorraine at robertsbob@optusnet. Dr Bob and Lorraine Roberts with a picture of James, foreground: locations. case to protect others,” said Lorraine. com. “Are your children’s safety helmets really safe?” There will be history displays and plenty of chances to find yourself in old photos and wonder where the time went. From humble beginnings in 1921, starting with only 12 students, Chevallum has grown to be a successful, vibrant and nurturing commu- nity of nearly 500 learners attracting students and their families from all across the Sunshine Coast. The school looks forward to sharing the spe- cial occasion with the Chevallum learning com- munity which stretches across decades. More details will be given closer to the time. The school is asking for any past students with memories or photos to email the school at [email protected].

OUR ECONOMY IS ON TRACK TO COME BACK

Australia’s economy is on track to come back. In fact, our economy outperformed all major advanced economies in 2020. In the second half of 2020, it grew at the fastest pace on record and there are now more people in work than before the pandemic. Plans to repurpose CONTINUING OUR COMEBACK 200 year old tree’s To build upon the progress we’ve made, the next steps in the plan provide more support for individuals, families and businesses to help secure the economy and create more jobs. timber for Woombye JOB CREATION IS ON TRACK businesses to invest, to grow and to WOOMBYE Community and Business Asso- create more jobs. ciation have started plans for the trunk of a Over the next 10 years, many more local jobs 200 year old historical tree in Woombye to be will be created and secured through investment We’re improving employment services so consigned for posterity. in roads, rail and community infrastructure. After a concerned local learnt that the tree that employers and job seekers are more located within the final stage of Horizons North More homes will be built in more communities easily matched. on Taintons Road was set to be removed she thanks to HomeBuilder and the New Home made contact with the developer. Greg Downes And our $1.2 billion investment in digital of Aspect Northview said he was happy to see Guarantee. infrastructure, skills, and incentives means timber put to good use and saw no problem More training will be available through that more businesses in communities right with donating the trunk for re-use. Seeking the assistance of the WCBA, contact has now JobTrainer. And there’ll be new apprenticeships, across Australia can be part of the thriving been made to Cr Johnston and Council’s Place traineeships and more places in higher digital economy. team to investigate using the timber for street education. furniture and art installations in the upcoming LOWER TAXES & GREATER SUPPORT FOR Blackall Street streetscape project. A town And there’ll be more opportunities for families to entry statement, timber bench at the Pioneer access work with more affordable childcare. MORE AUSTRALIANS Woman statue on Pine Grove Road are other Tax cuts for 10 million low and middle income potential projects. Another suggestion was for SMALL BUSINESSES ARE ON TRACK a timber carving to adorn the new City Hall at earners will put more money in their pockets Maroochydore, a fitting location considering We’re supporting hard hit industries such as to spend at local businesses, creating more Woombye’s role in the early pioneering days. aviation, tourism and international education. economic activity and more jobs. Working with Council, in conjunction with the Woombye Placemaking team, it is envis- And continuing tax incentives, such as It’s a plan that will not only help Australia come aged that permanent fixtures be installed in the Instant Asset Write-off, to encourage back, but come back better than ever. town so generations of residents can enjoy the benefit from this tree. THIS IS An experienced botanist estimated the tree TO FIND OUT HOW IT CAN BENEFIT YOU VISIT was at least 200 years old. There is still quite a lot to work through, with felling the tree, OUR COMEBACK cartage, milling etc, the WCBA would be keen OURCOMEBACK.GOV.AU to hear from anyone with experience that THE ECONOMIC RECOVERY PLAN would be to be involved. They can email the WCBA at [email protected] Authorised by the Australian Government, Canberra. with ideas how they would like to be involved. REIMAGINE NAMBOUR Proudly Present

NAMBOUR’S

Sconetime Nambour it is time to get those sequins and suits out, get your GLAMBOUR on and join Reimagine NambourGala for an exquisite evening Dinner on Saturday, 19th June Sconetime creates meaningful community connections where all ages come from 6pm til late. together with family and business owners over fresh hot scones loaded with The garden at Nambour Tram Terminus will come alive with a beautifully styled home-made jam and loads of freshly whipped cream. marquee where guests indulge in a superb three-course dinner to celebrate Reimagine Nambour invites you to indulge in a morning of good old fashioned Nambour’s new direction. sweet treats, under a beautiful marquee in the Nambour Tram Terminus After dinner, rock those frocks with Good Will Remedy, four mates who are living gardens. their musical dream and quickly became live favourites on big stages and at intimate parties.

Beware, Glitz, Glamour and Greatness is about to take over this town forever!

Friday, 18th June | 10am - 11:30am Tickets are limited so book now Saturday, 19th June | 6pm til late Tickets are limited so book now Nambour Tram Terminus | 28 Mill St, Nambour TICKETS $8 per person | TABLE $80 (10 people) Nambour Tram Terminus | 28 Mill St, Nambour TICKETS $100 pp | TABLE $1000 (10 people)

FRIDAY SOIRÉE MUSIC Reimagine Nambour are partnering with Tramco and Nambour Chamber of Commerce to host Nambour’s first Soiree and you are invited to the Nambour Tram Terminus on Friday, 18th June from 5pm to 7pm.

Catch up with old friends, meet new ones and together we will celebrate and onCraig Madden Mill | Andrea KirwinStreet | Skillz FJ learn all about Nambour’s new brand and the collaborative projects improving our town. Enjoy a good old fashioned Sunday Session with local artists performing live in the Tram Terminus garden. Enjoy local canapes, craft beers and spirits under a beautiful candle lit marquee in the garden. Why not make a night of it and head to the amazing eateries Family friendly event bring a picnic rug relax and along Currie St. enjoy the afternoon.

Friday, 18th June | 5pm - 7pm Tickets are limited so book now Sunday, 20th June | 1pm - 4pm Tickets are limited so book now Nambour Tram Terminus | 28 Mill St, Nambour TICKETS $27.50 per person Nambour Tram Terminus | 28 Mill St, Nambour TICKETS $15 per adult | Children under 12 FREE

For all updates please subscribe to the Reimagine Nambour Newsletter For further information please contact Kerry Brown E: [email protected] 0408 459 624 | E: [email protected] SunshineValleyGazette.com.au | June 9, 2021 Local News 19 REIMAGINE NAMBOUR Proudly Present

NAMBOUR’S

Sconetime Nambour it is time to get those sequins and suits out, get your GLAMBOUR on and join Reimagine NambourGala for an exquisite evening Dinner on Saturday, 19th June Sconetime creates meaningful community connections where all ages come from 6pm til late. together with family and business owners over fresh hot scones loaded with The garden at Nambour Tram Terminus will come alive with a beautifully styled home-made jam and loads of freshly whipped cream. marquee where guests indulge in a superb three-course dinner to celebrate Reimagine Nambour invites you to indulge in a morning of good old fashioned Nambour’s new direction. sweet treats, under a beautiful marquee in the Nambour Tram Terminus After dinner, rock those frocks with Good Will Remedy, four mates who are living gardens. their musical dream and quickly became live favourites on big stages and at intimate parties.

Beware, Glitz, Glamour and Greatness is about to take over this town forever!

Friday, 18th June | 10am - 11:30am Tickets are limited so book now Saturday, 19th June | 6pm til late Tickets are limited so book now Nambour Tram Terminus | 28 Mill St, Nambour TICKETS $8 per person | TABLE $80 (10 people) Nambour Tram Terminus | 28 Mill St, Nambour TICKETS $100 pp | TABLE $1000 (10 people)

FRIDAY SOIRÉE MUSIC Reimagine Nambour are partnering with Tramco and Nambour Chamber of Commerce to host Nambour’s first Soiree and you are invited to the Nambour Tram Terminus on Friday, 18th June from 5pm to 7pm.

Catch up with old friends, meet new ones and together we will celebrate and onCraig Madden Mill | Andrea KirwinStreet | Skillz FJ learn all about Nambour’s new brand and the collaborative projects improving our town. Enjoy a good old fashioned Sunday Session with local artists performing live in the Tram Terminus garden. Enjoy local canapes, craft beers and spirits under a beautiful candle lit marquee in the garden. Why not make a night of it and head to the amazing eateries Family friendly event bring a picnic rug relax and along Currie St. enjoy the afternoon.

Friday, 18th June | 5pm - 7pm Tickets are limited so book now Sunday, 20th June | 1pm - 4pm Tickets are limited so book now Nambour Tram Terminus | 28 Mill St, Nambour TICKETS $27.50 per person Nambour Tram Terminus | 28 Mill St, Nambour TICKETS $15 per adult | Children under 12 FREE

For all updates please subscribe to the Reimagine Nambour Newsletter For further information please contact Kerry Brown E: [email protected] 0408 459 624 | E: [email protected] 20 Sunshine Coast Show SunshineValleyGazette.com.au | June 9, 2021.

Community Stage Program entertainment Friday 10am Trenna’s Dance Studio 10.45am Chancellor Dance Academy 11.30am Chancellor Dance Academy 12.15pm Country Gear Judging 1pm Studio 2 Dance 1.45pm Nambour State College Secondary Concert Band 2.30pm Showgirls Q&A 3.15pm PTDS Dogs Saturday Organisers are 10am Dance 3D expecting huge crowds 10.45am Trenna’s Dance Studio at the Sunshine Coast 11.30am Dance Fusion Studios Agricultural Show 12.15pm L’amour Dance Academy returning this weekend 1pm Sunshine Coast Council Mascots from Friday. 1.30pm Grand Parade 2.30pm The House of Sole Dance Studio 3.15pm Studio 2 Dance 4pm The House of Sole Dance Studio Sunday 9.30am Infinity Martial Arts Step right up this weekend! 10am Malia Stirling 10.45am Anna and Jordan From page 1 member Jenny McKay said some of her high- Street entrance and the Nambour train station, 11.30am Karen Law lights this year included a huge display of Lego and dropping show-goers right at the show- 12.15pm Ashy “We are so excited to bring back the V8 Super in the upstairs pavilion. The new competition ground’s front gates. 1pm The Outsiders utes, Rolly Polly Cars, Monster Trucks and wood section this year is made up hundreds of thou- 1.45pm Chinese Dance Group chopping events as well as the fireworks and sands of Lego pieces. Better access to pavilion 2.30pm Van Larkin laser light show which will light up the sky over “Also this year we’ll be featuring for the first Sunshine Coast Council Community Portfolio 3.15pm Burnside Dance Troupe three nights. time workshops by renowned computer artist Councillor David Law said he was pleased to see 4pm Jason Daniels “And to everyone’s great delight, we’re Travis Morrison,” Jenny said. “And of course, adjustments made for the health and safety of expecting the best riders in Australia to par- the Community Stage rocks for three days of show-goers, and he was especially proud that ticipate in the Show Jumping competition. entertainment with everything from martial access improvements had been made to the Competition Sections Our competition is the lead-up in to the Show arts and dance studios, to concert bands and Nambour Showground’s Main Pavilion. • Show Horses • Floriculture Jumping World Title Event.” international Chinese dance performers.” “Thanks to the installation of a new pas- • Show Jumping • Lego senger lift in the Main Pavilion, the Schools on • Dairy • Handcraft Online ticket discounts Parking not a problem Show, Art and Photography exhibitions are now • Beef • Art Exhibition COVID-Safety also includes online ticket Accessible parking is available, however accessible for people who have mobility issues • Poultry • Cookery sales. While tickets at the gate will cost $12 for other onsite parking will be limited, so visitors and for families with prams,” Cr Law said. • Budgerigars • Sweets & Pre- students and $18 for adults, those who purchase are encouraged to make use of the public car “This improvement is one of many new • Table Fruit serves their tickets online will receive a 20 per cent dis- parking at MacKellar Mining, 4 National Park exciting features people will enjoy at the Sun- • Vegetables • Apiculture count and will also be able to access the fast- Road, Nambour, opposite the Nambour Show- shine Coast Agricultural Show this year.” • Dairy Goats • Photography track lane at the gates for streamlined entry to grounds. • Schools on Show • Woodchop the show. Children under five years are free. A free shuttle bus service, running from 8.45am until late, will do a loop of Nambour, • For more information, details on how to Huge Lego display picking up from Sunshine Coast Council’s Nam- help and to purchase tickets, please visit www. Fireworks Immediate past President and honorary life bour administration office car park at the Bury sunshinecoastshow.com.au. 8pm Friday and Saturday, 7pm Sunday night Modern ‘Novelty’ showbags Show grows from could claim ‘most popular’ humble beginnings, title from longtime classics says Nicklin MP

LICENSED kids’ showbags are year – we know the themed bags THE best of the Sunshine Coast’s world-class expected to fly off the stands at will be great for the kids and agricultural produce will be front and centre at this year’s Nambour Show, out- are always really popular,” said the 2021 Sunshine Coast Agricultural Show. doing old favourites jam-packed Samantha. Member for Nicklin Rob Skelton said the with sweets, chocolate, toys and Showbags.com.au has been in show was #GoodtoGo with help from more than novelties. business for more than 70 years $38,000 in funding from the Queensland Gov- Bluey, Harry Potter Charms, as a family-owned company. ernment’s 2020-21 Show Societies Grants Pro- Pokémon Jnr and Slime Super They also supply showbags to gram. bags are all hot items. Given the other state shows and regional “Sunshine Coast farmers are right up there ratings’ smash that the ABC’s shows, fundraising at schools, with the world’s best and the Sunshine Coast animated Bluey has been in the sporting clubs and fetes as well. Agricultural Show is a great showcase for what past year – with up to 600,000 “Although the Shows stopped the local industry is capable of,” Mr Skelton viewers at its peak – it’s set to be in 2020, our development cer- said. a winner with kids this year. tainly didn’t,” said Samantha. The Sunshine Coast Agricultural Show has Growing up surrounded by “We are coming back bigger been a mainstay of the Sunshine Coast commu- show bags, Samantha Atkinson and better than ever with a nity since the event was first held in Woombye has seen the showbag industry whole new range of Showbags over 120 years ago. transform. plus the all-time favourites. “While that first show only had a few exhibits The granddaughter of the I certainly know a lot of eyes and about 1550 attendees, the Sunshine Coast founder of Australian show will light up with the launch of Agricultural Show has grown to include over bag company Showbags.com, our new brands such as Game 120 stalls and expects to attract over 25,000 over formerly known as Bensons of Thrones, The Office, Love 3 days,” he said. Trading, has been involved in Diana, Blues Clues and Bey- Sunshine Coast Agricultural Show received the company for the past 15 blades to name a few.” $38,254 in funding through the 2020-21 Show years as a product manager. She These showbags are just some Societies Grants Program that provides finan- says the new themed bags would of dozens of showbags produced cial support for operating costs associated with tempt showgoers after a two- by showbags.com.au that will annual agricultural shows, and costs towards year wait. feature at this year’s show on new infrastructure, upgrades, and maintenance “We’re so thrilled that the from June 11 – June 13 at the to showground facilities essential to its opera- Nambour show is back on this Nambour Showgrounds. tion. “It’s important to continue to hold events General Manager at Showbags.com.au Samantha Atkinson says like these, as the economy continues to recover showbags are back bigger and better than ever. from the pandemic,” Mr Skelton said. SunshineValleyGazette.com.au | June 9, 2021 Sunshine Coast Show 21 O’Brien congratulates volunteers for keeping Sunshine Coast show alive Sponsored Message from Ted O’Brien MP Federal Member for Fairfax

FEDERAL Member for Fairfax Ted O’Brien MP has welcomed the return of the Sunshine Coast Agricultural Show from June 11-13, after last year’s event was cancelled. Ted O’Brien meets some junior showgoers from 2019. “The Sunshine Coast Agricul- tural Show is back, and that’s great news for everyone from Nam- bour throughout the hinterland, to Maroochydore, Coolum and beyond,” said Mr O’Brien. “This weekend up to 25,000 thou- sand people will pour through the Showground gates in Nambour to get their overdue fix of the Show.” Like so many shows across the country, COVID-19 closed down the Sunshine Coast Agricultural Show in 2020. If the Federal Government had not stepped-in with a helping hand, this Australian institution could have Ted O’Brien, right, with 2019 local state MPs from left Dan Purdie, Brent become another COVID-19 victim Mr O’Brien explained that’s why Sunshine Coast Agricultural Show Mickelberg and Marty Hunt. “You only truly appreciate the real the Government acted quickly to help Society, their staff and volunteers, importance of local shows if you’re protect show societies. for sticking in there and keeping the from regional or rural Australia,” Mr With Mr O’Brien’s assistance the show alive. O’Brien said in a speech to the Austra- Sunshine Coast Agricultural Show The Federal Government also con- lian Parliament last week. Society received $70,000 of Federal tributed $100,000 to help install a new “For many communities the Show funding. passenger lift in the Showground’s is the biggest event of the year. “I urge all residents of the Sun- Main Pavilion, improving access to “Local farmers vie for brag- shine Coast to head to the Show- people with mobility issues. ging-rights, others unlock secret grounds in Nambour this weekend, When you come to the Show this family recipes to win baking prizes. and show their support for the show,” weekend, make sure you stop by Ted’s “And what Australian child will Mr O’Brien said. stand and pick up your free showbag, ever forget their first show? Those “Sometimes it takes the threat which is packed full of goodies and head-spinning rides; side-show alley; of losing something to realise how useful information for all the family. the sights, sounds and smells; then, much it means to you. Ted O’Brien will officially open the heading home clutching a fist full of “So, let’s show our appreciation for Sunshine Coast Agricultural Show showbags.” all the hard-working members of the this Friday at 5pm.

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The high jump contest for dogs was Show in so many different ways,” “On Saturday as popular as ever. “This event really said Show Society President and Div night we had a draws the people in and is wonderful 5 Cr Winston Johnston labelling the huge laser show for crowd participation.” two-day event a massive success. in conjunction Cr Johnston said the Show Society “We had about 18,000 people with fireworks. went to a lot of effort and expense to through the gates over the two days Many people comply with COVID requirements. which is a substantial increase on any said they were “And I think we’re a better show previous record.” the best fireworks they had ever seen. for it,” he said. “We had to be more New additions to the program, Friday and Saturday night entertain- organised this year and we had to along with heightened anticipation ment programs were amazing and have a proper gauge on how many following last year’s cancellation, really well supported. You couldn’t people attended.” likely contributed to the large crowds find a vacant spot on the hill and the Cr Johnston said the Show repre- across the weekend. families that were there had a great sented a valuable aspect of Coast life. “We also had excellent quality of time. ” “It’s a different form of education for horses and ring events. We had fan- Cr Johnston said it was heartening young people,” he said. “Something tastic entertainment. We introduced to see younger people flocking to the they don’t normally get to see ... some new jumping programs for the Show and volunteering behind the horses, cows, chooks, beef and dairy horses and the competitors loved it scenes. cattle and dogs.” and the crowd was fascinated.” “It’s the young people who are the Long may it prosper. It’s the volunteers who really make it happen WHILE the hard-working Maleny nity event.” entertainment and high value prizes Show committee does a lot of the Cr Johnston said every dollar for our competitors.” organising, it’s the volunteers who raised at the Show went back in to Show secretary Lois White agreed really make it happen. developing facilities at the Show- saying it was pleasing that all went Show Society President Winston grounds. “There are 17 user groups well and everyone enjoyed the Show. Johnston said the Maleny Show that take advantage of our wonderful “Our Covid plan worked well and relied on an impressive lineup of facilities and we keep the fees very, everyone was patient and com- more than 200 volunteers. very cheap at less than $1000 per pliant,” she said. “The thing that always really annum,” he said. “We are so pleased with the way impresses me is how the community “And that’s a great thing and that’s our committee worked together over comes together and gives their time,” only achievable because we have a the last three months since we got Cr Johnston said. “These individuals successful Show. the approval to hold the event. Nor- work up to 24 hours over the two “We recently handed over $1.4 mil- mally it takes 10 months to plan but days the Show is on. But it’s not just lion in improvements to the Show- with only three months we think we that. You also have all the people grounds — a united effort between did our best and the crowd numbers who come in and help us set up days Federal and State governments, were huge. All our vendors and com- and weeks before the Show. And Council and the Show Society. munity groups who had stalls sold then you have to include the people “We also receive very strong out of two days worth of food on the who help us pack everything away. support from the local business first day and had to restock. Thank It’s quite an extraordinary commu- community which enables quality goodness for Maleny IGA!”

Workshops presented to build anticipation of Wearable Arts Festival MILLINERY workshops and forums with work.” leading fashion designers are some of the Workshops this year will be held in weaving, activities the Australian Wearable Art Festival papermaking, sculpting and floristry tech- is delivering in the build-up to its event next niques so participants can create wearable art year. pieces such as a fascinator or jewellery. The idea is to support artists and to raise Workshops are already underway with local awareness and funds for the Sunshine Coast- artists such as Nambour’s Melanie Jeffers who based competition in May next year. is excited to be sharing her skills. After a COVID-19 enforced-hiatus last year “As a milliner I see women experimenting the Festival is focussed on providing a plat- with wearable art every time they put their form for people to explore their creativity and race wear outfit together – the boundaries of be inspired by wearable art. art and fashion are often beautifully blurred,” “There has been a lot of conversation in the said Melanie. last year on how the arts positively impact not “I have been making hats and fascinators for only our mental health but our economy,” said over 11 years and I love pushing those bound- curator Wendy Roe. aries. I also really enjoy helping people realise “The Australian Wearable Art Festival is a their creative vision and see them explore new spectacular event that really inspires audi- skills and materials. ences. It’s unexpected, authentic and a unique “There is something magical about giving showcase of the best wearable art from across people the freedom to be creative and seeing Australia. their excitement when they finish a piece.” “We are committed to delivering events that • Workshop tickets start from $60. To find out create a fusion of fashion and art, reigniting more about the workshops or how to donate to Helen Perry, left, models a piece by Nambour Milliner Melanie Jeffers: “There is something magical people’s love affair with wearable art and this project visit www.australianwearableart. about giving people the freedom to be creative and seeing their excitement when they finish a giving our artists a platform to showcase their com.au piece.” 24 Local News SunshineValleyGazette.com.au | June 9, 2021.

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LOCATION HOURS We are Local We are Maleny 26 Maple Street Open 7 Days Maleny Qld 4552 6am — 9pm We are Australian 07 5494 2257 Closed Christmas Day SunshineValleyGazette.com.au | June 9, 2021 Local News 25 Popular bike track keeps school fun Famous pianist Piers Lane praises thanks to Sundale Foundation NAMBOUR Special School has Montville venue’s ‘intimate’ setting used a $10,000 grant from the Sundale Community Founda- Story and picture tion to improve outdoor activ- by Richard Bruinsma ities for students. “We are absolutely thrilled AUSTRALIAN concert pianist and enormously grateful to Piers Lane has thrilled clas- the Sundale Community Foun- sical music lovers with two dation for this money, as it will sold out recitals at the prestig- allow us to buy play equip- ious Lucas Parklands audito- ment for our bike track,” said rium at Montville. Nambour Special School P&C The venue is fast becoming President Rochelle Moore. a magnet for world class clas- “The bike track is a vital and sical musicians with local res- well used part of our school idents relishing the chance to campus and it provides such experience the world’s best enrichment for our students,” in intimate and private sur- she said. “The kids will be so roundings. excited to use the fresh new “It is extraordinary that you Meg Lucas Piers Lane and Lee Lucas following the performance. equipment.” have this place in the middle Wayne Greenham, Director of the rainforest, and it’s so close up, and that’s what you tically brilliant space. of the Sundale Community beautiful acoustically, with a get here at Lucas Parklands; it’s “It was gorgeous to be here. Foundation Board, said that lovely Steinway (piano), and really something very special.” I visited about 10 years ago and every year the Board is pre- the audience able to sit around The Lucas Parklands audi- thought what a magnificent sented with the difficult task and in really intimate contact torium has been a lifelong space it was,” Mr Lane said. of assessing every application with the pianist,” Maestro dream of Ian and Lee Lucas, “I’m sure lots of big artists for grants. Lane said after his concerts. who are creating a prestigious would be very happy to come “We generally receive “We were playing slightly ‘in concert venue with a growing here. The Lucas’s are fantastic around 40 applications, this the round’ this time and it was reputation for attracting world people, so welcoming and so equated to close to $300,000 in a lovely feeling to have that class artists and programs. down to earth, easy to be with, grant requests,” Mr Greenham contact with people and close The 150-seat hall features soft and of course the surround- explained. Danielle Mackenzie, Wayne Greenham and Rochelle Moore communication.” lighting and large windows ings are exceptional, so I think “The 2020 grants round inspect the track with the help of students. Maestro Lane is regarded as that provide a natural back- the sky’s the limit for who you totalled $57,836, so as you can one of the world’s great Chopin drop to an intimate and acous- could get here.” imagine, it is always a tough and Ken Mills Toyota $5000, went to St Vincent de Paul, interpreters of today. “So much decision because every appli- this additional $20,000 makes which will go towards provi- of this music was written for cation is worthy. an additional support to the sion of school uniforms and this sort of occasion: Chopin Yandina Country Music concert “There are some strict community. children’s shoes.” mainly played in salons… he BRING your dance shoes for a ites. The Australasian Country criteria to meet and we are Sundale CEO, Danielle “We hope the grants make hated playing in big halls, and chance of a dance as Yandina Music Association, Yandina also able to help with part Mackenzie says, “At Sundale a difference to local families he had a very intimate sound, welcomes five-piece band Branch, Hall of Fame is at funding for some projects, we strive to make a differ- and allow Nambour Special so it was appreciated in these Watyaget as guest artists at 24 Steggalls Road. Concert so hopefully, we can help as ence in people’s lives every School and St Vincent de Paul smaller circumstances, so I the country music concert on starts at 12 noon. Doors open many community groups and day. These grants allow us to to continue their meaningful feel it’s the right place to play Sunday June 20. 10.30am. Raffle and door organisations as possible. It is extend our support beyond the and valuable work throughout nocturnes and waltzes,” Mr Led by our own talented gui- prizes, byo lunch, free tea and always very rewarding to visit aged care sector.” the Sunshine Coast commu- Lane said. tarist Baz Williams, you will be coffee. Entry $8. the grant recipients and see “Sundale is honoured to nity.” “And Beethoven as well. treated to Country, Instrumen- Enquiries 0437 191004. We how they have put the funds donate $10,000 to Nambour • The 2021 SCF grants round They didn’t have these mas- tals, Rock and Golden Oldies. are a not-for-profit organi- to work.” Special School so they can opens 16 July. 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Piper sets scene at Celtic Magic con- Relaxed fashions come to certs Mapleton as boutique opens Piper Gordon Ferguson played a medley of Celtic tunes while B Jewel Boutique has just images of highland scenery were opened in beautiful Mapleton projected on to a screen on the bringing relaxed fashions to back wall of Kureelpa hall to the friendly township. open the Celtic Magic concerts “Our labels are unique and presented by the Mapleton offered at a friendly price Choir. The choir sang to three full point,” said owner Belinda houses over the weekend of 21-23 Wright. “Everything is May and received accolades and designed in Australia and we praise from the audience. change the stock constantly. Along with our unique yet practical range of fashions we also showcase Snap Button Heritage Bank backs Palmwoods, Jewellery which is a jewellery range that you can customise yourself. “It’s an affordable way of calls for Community Sponsorships having jewellery to match your THE Palmwoods Community Branch Board of and our passion for this area, in fact, that’s how every outfit and your style and Christine Tarlinton and Belinda Wright of B Jewel Boutique. Directors of the Heritage Community Branch Palmwoods Community Branch came about. personality. are delighted to announce that the 2021 Com- “The PCB Ltd Directors are so proud to see “As our way of caring and homewares and giftwares for Belinda is joined in the shop munity Sponsorships opened on June 1 and will this passion continue through the support contributing to our environ- adults and kids the majority of by Christine Tarlinton who close on August 31. we receive from people choosing to do their ment, we offer 10 percent which are upcycled or sourced makes unique up-cycled resin Palmwoods Community Branch Ltd (PCB) is banking directly with Heritage Bank Palm- discount when you bring in a from local suppliers. pieces. She can customise a joint-venture between Heritage Bank Palm- woods by coming into the branch. garment that can be recylced “When we enjoy warm pieces for individual orders. woods, and the local Palmwoods community. “It means Heritage and PCB can support local that you trade in against your nights again we will be offering The shop is located right It was established after 99 local investors raised community organisations with much-needed new purchase. These in turn private ladies nights that will next to the Bakery in Mapleton, $200,000 in capital to help set up the branch in funding. are then donated to local include Champagne, nibble opposite the Tavern. Contact 2006. “We will continue to support our community organisations so we can also platters and generous bonuses Belinda Wright on 0477 027 238 “Under the Heritage Bank community as much as we can, and be there for Palmwoods contribute to the community.” for the hostess that books a or visit the website www.snap- branch model, the PCB’s share of the profits through both the good times and the chal- The Boutique also has private shopping experience buttonjewellery.com.au goes back to the community via sponsorships lenging ones.” locally made handcrafted with her friends.” and community projects that will benefit the If your Community organization, sporting Palmwoods community,” said PCB Ltd Director club or school has a project that needs funding, Audrey Little. please visit the Branch at Palmwoods Plaza to “What sets Palmwoods apart is the people collect an application form. Moment in Time

Yandina Historic House Artist of the Month Small Talk featuring Peter Walters and guest Sharon McCarthy with art curator Col Nation. singer Kristina Kelman. Sharon’s art exhibition Small Talk playing Jazz at Plenty of parking at Nambour Showgrounds in the 1960s brings coast to life the Glass House Brewery It was a sea of cars at the annual Nambour Show in the 1960s. People from all over the district arrived early to gain the best parking spots overlooking the ring events. Families dressed in their “LIFE on the Sunshine Coast” is the title of SMALL Talk, led by long time doyen of the best outfits. Farmers gathered at the sugar-cane and fruit exhibits. People packed the hall to Sharon McCarthy’s exhibition as Artist of the double bass, Peter Walters, is an extraordinary check out the displays while children freely roamed the fairground and waited for the evening Month at the Yandina Historic House. Art collection of talent and creativity in improvi- fireworks. (photo Nambour Museum) curator Col Nation said each of Sharon’s paint- sation and new music. But don’t be swayed by ings told a story of someone having fun and the term “new” as his new group is rooted in the enjoying the great outdoors. traditions of jazz, blues, and latin and all things “Sharon moved from South Australia to the groovy. Pete has been at the forefront of jazz Sunshine Coast a few years back and has rev- performance in Brisbane for over 2 decades. Exhibition presents food for the soul! elled in the coastal lifestyle,” he said. “Sharon Bringing their show to the Sunshine Coast, THERE’S no doubt that the brings the coast to life in this colourful array of Small Talk will be performing at The Jazz Ses- ongoing, negative social and paintings.” sions on Sunday 20th June at 6pm. Held at the emotional impacts of the coro- The Exhibition runs until the end of June at Glass House Brewery, Forest Glen, a $54 ticket navirus are taking their toll on Yandina Historic House at 3 Pioneer Road Yan- entitles you to a two-course dinner along with a weary community. With that dina, next to the Ginger Factory. You can enjoy the show. Augmented by the gorgeous singing in mind the Sunshine Coast a Devonshire Tea with locally made scones that style of Kristina Kelman, this evening will prove Art Group have been working are the talk of the town. Enjoy Sharon’s won- an exciting journey into jazz and creativity, to put together a fabulous derful interpretation of the Coast along with soulful expression, charm and wit and eclecti- exhibition and art market for the other artworks and historical displays from cism. Tickets can be purchased online at www. all of the community to enjoy. Monday to Saturday 9.30 am to 2.30pm. stickytickets.com.au/TheJazzSessions On Saturday July 10 SCAG are opening their doors and inviting the people of the Sun- Raffle raises funds for wildlife service shine Coast to come and see the results of our artisans’ cre- A raffle organised and run ative endeavours. for the duration of the ‘Did U The event is called Soup n Know Wildlife Exhibition’ at Soul and the art group mem- the Cooroy Butter Factory Arts bers are passionate people SCAG members will be opening their studio rooms to the public Centre has raised $1976. who put heart and soul into on July 10 for Soup n Soul. There were seven prizes what they do. A number of which were made up of con- them will be doing demon- an added enticement to come the fun of an art market with tributions from the exhibiting strations and others will be on along on the day! The potters live music, food and fun is artists and all proceeds were hand to talk about how the art have been hard at it making the ‘feel good fix’ everyone donated to Wildlife SEQ. group works and give out some the ceramic bowls and our can benefit from during these This wildlife rescue group information about upcoming painters have been decorating challenging times of the pan- based on the Sunshine Coast classes and workshops. The bowls from which a delicious demic. provides care, rehabilitation artworks and handmade craft- array of scrumptious soups Entry is free, EFTPOS is and release services of local work on sale covers every- will be served. When you buy available and everyone is wel- native species. Fiona Groom was presented with a Certificate of Appreciation thing from paintings and pot- a bowl of soup... you get to come. Organiser of the wildlife for everyone involved in the raffle and exhibition from Wildlife tery to aprons and everything keep the bowl when you’ve fin- • Soup n Soul Exhibition exhibition Fiona Groom was SEQ President Melanie Penman. Picture: Kirsten Hawkins in between. You will be sure to ished enjoying it – and all for & Art Market is at Sunshine presented with a Certificate bag a bargain. just $15. And for those with a Coast Art Group Club Rooms of Appreciation for everyone “We would like to thank tions,” said Fiona. With the theme of ‘Soup n sweet tooth...there will be a 1 William Parker Place, Bud- involved in the raffle and exhi- everyone who supported the • Wildlife SEQ Inc: www. Soul’ at the event’s core, we’ll selection of yummy treats to erim. For more information: bition from Wildlife SEQ Pres- raffle and the artists who were wildlifeseq.com.au E: info@ be offering ‘Soup n Bowl’ as our go with a cuppa too. Call Debra 5456 2743. ident Melanie Penman. so generous with their dona- wildlifeseq.com.au ‘something extra-special’ as Getting together, enjoying 28 Local News SunshineValleyGazette.com.au | June 9, 2021.

Gary McKitterick Gillett, right, and his crew The nearest are preparing for the challenge by climbing thing to Mt Gnun Gnun. climbing Eudlo's new-look main street relevealed Have we got it right? That’s the question Council will be asking the community Mt Everest, this month, on a new-look main street for Eudlo. In November last year, without Council asked the community to share what they love and what could be improved to enhance Rosebed Street. Your feedback has helped Council leaving town create a streetscape upgrade that aligns with the community’s vision and THE Virtual Everest Trek 2021 values. To share your feedback, visit the Have Your Say hub on Council’s can be performed anywhere in Australia, from Roxby Downs website by 11 June. to The Snowys, Mt Buller or the Gold Coast. On the Sunshine Coast it Bankfoot House goes virtual will be at Mt Coolum where a team of high climbing fund- Gillett. will still be there and you will Have you checked out the brand new virtual reality experience at Bankfoot raisers will complete 42 laps “Now is the time to get your have raised awareness for Par- House? Pop on a headset to experience the same landscape as our First over 5 days, accumulating teams together and register. kinson’s Disease by supporting 8848 metres — the height of Mt We have begun training each Shake It Up Australia.” Nations People. This free experience adds even more offerings to an already Everest. Wednesday at Mt Gnun Gnun • To register go to www. great family day out. Take a tour of the heritage listed house, experience It’s all about raising money and Fridays at Mt Coolum our-fundraisers.raisely.com for Shake It Up Australia and from 4.45pm. All are welcome and search for Everest. The ‘The Shed’ restoration project, or pack a picnic and enjoy the scenic grounds. Parkinson’s Disease research. to join us. team from Shake It Up Aus- Bankfoot House is open Wednesday to Sunday 10am to 3pm. ”You can do it locally by “You can climb the 8848 tralia will then be in touch to trekking your favourite hill, metres over five days, or five arrange your teams shirts. Or or stairs, its up to you, form a weeks! It’s up to you, the views contact Gary McKitterick Gil- CUSTOMER CONTACT team and share the load,” said may not be the same, but the lett on 0409 573 951. organiser Gary McKitterick feeling of accomplishment sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au/Council/Contact-Council How will you make your way? Entertaining opera outlasts shutdown Council knows a sustainable and efficient transport option is needed as more people choose to live on the Sunshine Coast, and is keen to know your to support our firefighters’ 2020 heroism thoughts about the range of options being considered. Visit Council’s website LAST year, the Maleny singers were in the early stages of for details on engagement activities and have your say by 22 June. rehearsal for Gilbert & Sulli- van’s comic opera “Yeomen Create Caloundra of the Guard”. The team had decided to make their major A vibrant new community and creative hub is visioned for Caloundra, performance for the year a connecting The Events Centre, new district library, Caloundra Regional charity event, in honour of the Gallery and town square through to Bulcock Beach. View the draft concept work Firefighters did in the disastrous summer of 2020. design at a series of pop-up events this month and see if Council got it But only a month into right. You can also provide your feedback online before 22 June. Head to rehearsals COVID 19 arrived to shut down any thoughts of Council's website for details. performing arts for a year. Fast forward 15 months, performers ranging in age panied by beautiful tunes. and the singers are really from 10 to 80, and across Of course, the production One for the calendar grateful for that month of three generations. Lead singer remains a charity event for rehearsals last year. Musical Viera Keogh has her two boys the Rural Fire Service, and Next Council Ordinary Meeting - Thursday, 24 June at 11am. Director Margaret Taylor said Connor and Fynn in the cast. Fire Officers have volunteered “I have never seen the cast so And Colin Dunn and partner to act as our ushers. The advanced in both singing and Wendy have daughter Daisy performances are on at the Stay active with Active Travel Maps acting at this stage. I have a dancing in the show. But it is Maleny Community Centre on sense that this will be one of also a great show for families 12,13,19 and 20 June. Tickets We live in one of the most beautiful places on earth and Council's Active their best shows ever!” to enjoy from the other side at trybooking.com. They will It is a family show in every of the footlights, with comedy, be also selling at the door but Travel Maps can help you discover even more of your Sunshine Coast. The sense of the word, with drama and pathos, all accom- do not leave it till last minute. maps include detailed walking and cycling guides across the region as well as guides to public transport and the top 10 road rides for you to try. To view the maps, head to Council's website or grab a free copy in your local bike shop, visitor information centre or Council office. Howard Street Wall set to razzle-dazzle It’s out with the old and in with the new at Howard Street, Nambour, with a new public art gallery taking shape. You’ll find the Howard Street Wall opposite The Old Ambulance Station and it’s about to take centre-stage in a town that’s fast becoming a mecca for public art. Artworks will be ready to view from 11 June. Artist’s impressions of Eudlo main street car park and town entrance. Beach culture on show at the gallery now Eudlo’s new-look main street revealed Don’t miss Caloundra Regional Gallery’s latest exhibition, Coastal HAVE they got it right? That’s Johnston said. jump online and provide their Connections: beach culture past to present on show until 20 June. You’ll find the question Sunshine Coast “We aren’t looking to change feedback until 11 June via Council will be asking the Eudlo’s identity. Instead we council’s Have Your Say web- vibrant pieces, from artworks and surfboard fins to LP covers and films, all community this month, on want to enhance what the com- site. showing the impact coastal culture has on our lifestyle, music, fashion and a new look main street for munity already loves about the Council’s series of place- Eudlo. lively township. making projects aims to create art. Open Tuesday to Sunday. Entry and kids' art bags are free. In November last year, “After conducting online sur- vibrant places that enhance council asked the community veys, a series of conversations the unique characters of our Are you ready for when the next big storm hits? to share what they loved and and community events, Eudlo towns and draw from commu- what could be improved to residents told us they want to nity feedback. Ensure your household or business is prepared with an emergency kit. Visit enhance Rosebed Street. see more shady, cool and green Similar completed proj- Council’s Disaster Hub website disasterhub.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au to find Divisional Councillor Win- streets, safer streets for pedes- ects include beautifying and ston Johnston said the ideas trian and motorists and an enhancing Landsborough, the latest updates, practical resources and what to do before, during and and feedback received in this appealing and walkable envi- Palmwoods and Beerwah. after a storm or emergency. first stage of engagement were ronment for the community to Following community feed- used to develop a draft street- enjoy on a daily basis.” back, the final designs will be scape concept plan, which is Residents were encouraged produced, with construction 07 5475 7272 now ready for the community to come down and share their scheduled to take place in the [email protected] to review. ideas with the team and enjoy 2021/2022 financial year. “The Placemaking Streets- a free sausage sizzle in Eudlo cape Project aims to improve Park on Saturday 22 May • Online Survey closes Friday the day-to-day experience of between 8 and 11am. 11 June. Visit haveyoursay. www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au people living, working and vis- Cr Johnston said people who sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au/ iting the hinterland town,” Cr couldn’t make that event could open-consultation. SunshineValleyGazette.com.au | June 9, 2021 Local News 29 Live Local Real Estate

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TREES & STUMPS REMOVED HOUSE & SHED SITES UNDERGROWTH The birthday celebration included, from left cutting cake, Former Div 5 Cr Jenny Mackay, Founding & LANTANA How working Member and Past President Maureen Sheargold and current President Lynn Vlismas. CLEARED in the bush can FARM ROADS HORSE ARENAS make you happy For 25 years, friends have forged asset AND MUCH MORE! THEY are called ‘working bees’ STEEP SLOPES OK but the work is more like play, between people and living environment according to Bush Care Sun- THE Friends of Maroochy ruary 1998, it was the Friends planting, landscaping and JOHN : shine Coast Coordinator Norm Regional Bushland Botanic that began clearing the land of maintaining the Gardens. The 0455 916 231 Morwood, pictured. Gardens celebrated 25 years exotic pines, lantana and other Friends now work in cooper- With the Sunshine Coast cel- of service last month. The weeds. ation with the Sunshine Coast ebrating World Environment Friends were the driving force The Friends have volun- Council and local community Day this month and a massive behind the initial purchase teered to be involved in all in what is a beautiful asset Woodchip / Forest Mulch program of events organised and establishment of the aspects of the development “between people and the living by the Sunshine Coast Environ- MRBBG by the then Maroochy of the Gardens including environment” for the future. $22 per cubic metre + GST ment Council Norm says it’s an Shire Council in 1997. In Feb- funding, constructing, (8 cubic metres minimum delivery) opportunity for people to dis- cover the joy of Bush Care. 54 459921 or 0412 586 131 “Two events scheduled are to give people an opportunity Nambour Probus Club celebrates 40 years We also provide complete tree to learn about BushCare and share the satisfaction of having THE first meeting of The services including pruning, contributed to improving the Probus Club of Nambour was removals & consultancy habitat of our local native ani- held on Wednesday June 10, mals,” said Norm. 1981 in the Services Memorial “We’re inviting people to Club in Nambour. come to two of our working Chairman for the meeting bees, where they’ll be shown Alf Hutchings welcomed local LOCALLY GROWN TURF what we have been doing. citizens and invited guests FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED People can join in with our Bob Martin, President of the normal activities of controlling Probus Club of Buderim and • Low Maintenance • Shade Hardy weeds and planting local District Chairman of Probus. • Hard Wearing • Suits all Budgets native plants. We’ll explain Jack Blair, a member of Bud- • Drought & Salt • Pick up, delivered what we do and why. The sat- erim Probus Club was guest Resistant or installed isfaction of doing something speaker. positive for the local environ- Mr Hutchings outlined what • Wintergreen Couch • Soft Leaf ment and the planet is enor- took place at the expression of • Native Zoysia Nara Buffalo Sapphire mous.” interest meeting on the 29 May Register at www.wed.org. regarding the formation of a From left, Mike Mathews PAQ, Sue Power President, Roger P 07 5445 9251 M 0488 409 502 au. To join in the activities club. The election of officers Roberts, Robin Cordwell & Russ Stephenson of Nambour Rotary. 447 Chevallum Rd, Chevallum | twistbrothersturf.com.au | you’ll need to come in “long then took place. everything” bush protective President: Alf Hutchings; ladies providing morning tea the Coolum Hotel competently clothing including boot/shoes Vice-President: Gordon which they have continued to arranged by our Tour Director and a hat. All tools required Charles; Secretary: Rod Voller; do up to the present day. Guest Roger Roberts and the hotels will be provided. Treasurer: Reg Perrin; Com- speaker Mr Blair then gave an catering manager Vicki. Over Look Local Classifieds mittee members: Col Kirkpat- address on procedures in the the years the club has had Events rick, Ray Matthews; Programs Magistrates’ Courts and the regular day coach trips as • Namba Creek BushCare and Functions Sub-Com- Supreme Court based on his well as other social activities. Health & Wellbeing Group at 8am on Saturday 19 mittee: Col Kirkpatrick, Doug experience as a public prose- The highlights have been the June. Model Railway Park off Wight, Gill Sewell, Ron Gar- cutor. extended trips to Qld and NSW Florence St Nambour. land. Initially the club was for destinations. Unfortunately Want to find Clarity in your Life? • Gulung Gung Bushcare A constitution previously men only, but in recent times Covid has placed a dampener Group at 8am on Wednesday prepared by the Steering Com- the constitution has been on our activities in recent I am an Intuitive Life Coach 23 June. Meet in the carpark mittee, based on that of the changed to allow ladies to times. behind Repco in Howard St Buderim club, was debated become full members. This • The club meets in the Nambour. and adopted. Membership was year we have our first female Masonic Hall in Yandina. For CLAIRVOYANT READER • Information www.face- set at $10. Arrangements were President, Sue Power, at the information phone 5442 2464 Animal Whisperer | Reiki Master book.com/PetrieCreekCatch- made for future meetings to be helm. To celebrate the clubs or 5476 3948. mentCareGroupInc/ or contact held in the Price St Red Cross special anniversary a three — Don McGlusky Publicity Then come and see me. Let the Journey begin... Norm Morwood 0409 63 99 44. Rooms with the Red Cross course lunch was enjoyed at Officer FRIDELLE STANYER Public Notice FIH 0412 846 995 Proposed Development North Arm students immerse [email protected] Make a submission from themselves in culture, country 10 June 2021 to 02 July 2021 IT was a picture perfect day as the rite activity was Future Water Dreaming. HATHA YOGA/PILATES/RELAXATION Extension to Tourist Park (Existing Caravan Park); and Woombye Hall: Sat 9am & Wed 9.30am. Operational Work (Roadworks, Drainage, Stormwater, GENAS (Growing Excellence in North “We had to find out how much water Beginners & Seniors welcome. Cost $10. Christine: 5441 6285 Earthworks, Landscaping and Carparks) Arm Students) English delegates from to give to each town and still have (Cert. in Pilates matwork; Dip. IYTA: Yoga Instructor; USC Sport & North Arm State School boarded the bus enough water left in the river. Each of Where: 26 Warruga Street, Mapleton Qld 4560 Exercise minor: Ex. Prescrip. for Health & Rehab.) for the Kids in Action Environmental us had a chance to figure out how we On: Lot 4 on RP 200797 Project Day at Ewen Maddock Dam. would do it and then the group chose Approval sought: Development Permit for a Material Position Vacant On arrival, Kabi Kabi Traditional Cus- the best solution,” she said. Change of Use and Operational Work todian and Elder Uncle Lyndon gave the The engaging activities helped our Application ref: MCU21/0047 and OPW21/0102 call inviting each school to join the day. future leaders and environmental Sunshine Coast Asphalt business You may obtain a copy of the application and make a With this year’s theme, Future champions build relationships with is looking for a labourer. submission to: Sunshine Coast Regional Council Dreaming, Jinibara Traditional Cus- and learn from Kabi Kabi and Jinibara Must be available at least 4 days a week. No experience Locked Bag 72 Sunshine Coast Mail Centre Qld 4560 todian and Elder Uncle Noel Blair Traditional Custodians along with other necessary. Training provided. Truck license would be an [email protected] spoke about the importance of coming First Nations People and other environ- advantage. Remuneration per discussion. (07) 5475 7272 together and working collectively to mental specialists. Students will now Send you resume or short introduction to: www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au take care of our landscape. work together at school guided by their [email protected] Written submissions may be made electronically; and Students took part in a variety of teacher, Ms Jaenke, and other mentors electronic submissions are to be sent to hands-on learning activities, including on their own project aimed at inspiring Electrical [email protected], and all submissions, Future Water Dreaming, Rights of Nature other young people to learn and care for including individual submitter’s particulars, will be and Human Decision Making, Wayupa the environment. published on council’s website (Development.i) and therefore will be accessible to internet search engines. Wurrk, Oz Harvest Use It Up Challenge, In September, they will present their MILNE GROUP POWER the Council of all Beings and Exploring project to other schools at the Kids Solar Systems, Air Cons, all Electrical, Friendly Service. Lic. Public notification requirements are in accordance Jinibara Natural Earth Pigments. Teaching Kids Conference at Maroochy 76259 Phone Lance 0422 658125 or 5442 2460 with the Planning Act 2016 Year 5 student Olivia said her favou- Regional Bushland Botanic Gardens. 34 Columns SunshineValleyGazette.com.au | June 9, 2021. Nambour Library Palmwoods Aquatic Win for Palmwoods Citytrain Response forecourt upgrade Centre road safety Unit Finale 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

You may have noticed a hive of activity hap- I am pleased to advise that works will begin The speed limit on a section of Woom- You may recall in February, I wrote an pening in the forecourt out the front of Nam- on installing a new automatic chemical facility bye-Palmwoods Road (known locally as Mar- Opinion Piece Editorial in the Gazette about the bour Library, and it looks fantastic. serving the ‘learn to swim’ and toddler pools at garet Street) will soon be reduced in response Citytrain Response Unit (CRU). This is the body Council wanted to create a space that pro- Palmwoods Aquatic Centre. to community concerns. I am pleased with the created in February 2017 by the Palaszczuk gov- vided opportunities for people to relax, have The automation of accurate chemical dosing decision, which followed a review by the Speed ernment to implement the recommendations fun and socialise. A beautiful new mural has ensures consistent, balanced water quality Management Committee of vehicle speeds on of the Queensland Rail Train Crewing Practices also come to life and was created by the very which can be reactive to changing water condi- Margaret Street. Commission of Inquiry, known as the Strachan talented Sunshine Coast artist Alison Mooney. tions. The Speed Management Committee recom- Inquiry after Commissioner Phillip Strachan. Shaded dining areas will be installed and The aquatic centre will remain operational mend lowering the existing 50km/h speed limit My article ended with these words: “What a central open lawn area will soften and help throughout works and is expected to be com- on a 500-metre section of road, from east of the happened to the four unfinished recommen- cool the area, while a long-term solution will pleted by the end of June 2021. Chevallum Road intersection to west of the Post dations? Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk com- be investigated to keep the slide cool and use- Office, be lowered to 40km/h from next week. mitted to fulfil them all. Unless someone asks able all year. Integrated seating, a games area Eudlo’s new main street Hopefully, this change will slow drivers down these questions of Government, we may never and festoon lighting over green nooks will help Have you told us your thoughts on the new through town and help put the focus on improving know.” deliver council’s vision of a hub with a sub-trop- draft streetscape design for Rosebed Street? safety on the roads through Palmwoods. I am pleased to report that now we know ... ical experience for the local community to The Placemaking Streetscape Project aims to The ‘Fixing the Trains Final report December enjoy and will be a valuable investment to the improve the day-to-day experience of people Sunshine Coast Show 2021 Quarter 2020’ was quietly issued, undated, economy in the area. living, working and visiting the hinterland The best of the Sunshine Coast’s world-class sometime around the end of April 2021. town. We aren’t looking to change Eudlo’s iden- agricultural produce will be front and centre at It skipped the Q3 September Quarter 2020 Major Grants tity. Instead we want to enhance what the com- the 2021 Sunshine Coast Agricultural Show. report that the June Quarter report referenced Council’s most recent Major Grants have munity already loves about the lively township. The Show is #GoodtoGo thanks to more than — but never-the-less it’s finally been completed. awarded more than $930,000 among 112 volun- View design and provide your feedback by vis- $38,000 in funding from the Queensland Gov- Well, almost completed. teer groups to support projects which will pro- iting council’s Have Your Say website: https:// ernment’s 2020-21 Show Societies Grants Pro- Recommendation 10 of the Commission of vide community benefit well into the future. haveyoursay.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au/eud- gram. Inquiry was to ‘Target a structural surplus of Congratulations to Street Art Nambour who lo-placemaking Sunshine Coast farmers are right up there staff.’ received $7500 towards a one day multi-disci- with the world’s best and the Sunshine Coast This item is listed as complete on page 6 of plinary arts festival at Nambour Showgrounds in Council Link Agricultural Show is a great showcase for what the final report. September, aimed at supporting local musicians, Did you know Council offers an affordable the local industry is capable of, COVID-19 has In the previous June Quarter 2020 report, it artists, micro-breweries and wineries; Sunshine transport service that is available for people been a tough time for our farmers, but we’ve was listed as ‘In progress.’ Coast Agricultural Show Society Inc. who got aged 60 and over, people with a disability or stood by them and they are really kicking goals. We now learn that targets for that staff sur- $7391 to facilitate agricultural education and mobility impairment, and carers and minors Whether it is cattle or macadamias, finger plus have been reviewed by Queensland Rail. bring together surrounding communities; and accompanying eligible people? The door-to- limes or pineapples, or some of the tastiest How you can review a Commission of Inquiry The Yandina Chamber of Commerce Inc. who door service is available for residents living in strawberries you have ever tasted, our pro- recommendation and change it to save money received $7500 towards the annual Street Fair, a Peachester, Nambour, Palmwoods, Woombye, ducers have earned a place on the world’s tables. must make for a unique process? free local family friendly celebration in August Yandina, Mapleton, North Maleny, Maleny, With confidence returning to the agricultural It is equivalent to moving the goal posts to — including market stalls and live music. Montville, Conondale, Witta and Flaxton. For industry, I hope this year’s show will be a real in this case — a cheaper location. Reimagine Nambour Inc also received $7500 more information on how to use this great ser- celebration of our farmers’ achievements. It also explains why the CRU was shut down towards the annual Retro Rocks Festival a vice, and for times and details, search ‘Council suddenly without fanfare in December 2020 – ‘custom culture’ community event set for August Link’ on our website. Weekend Vaccinations without interim reports. incorporating rockabilly music and dancing, Last week Minister D’Ath announced that This is part of Minister Mark Bailey’s sum- custom and classic cars, and retro fashion; Looking for a new opportunity? Queensland will continue to step up its vaccine mary: Yandina School of Arts got $30,000 towards Nominations are now open for Sunshine rollout by trialling weekend vaccinations across “… I also acknowledge that we still have some maintenance and renovations; Sunshine Coast Coast Council’s Community Reference Group the State. way to go to realise the aspiration to deliver not Railway Modellers Society Inc received $10,000 (CRG) to support the development of the new The priority for the weekend will be vacci- only a world class rail service, but a world class for the replacement of a flood-damaged railway Sunshine Coast Planning Scheme. Visit coun- nating those in the 40 – 49 year old category who public transport service. It is for this reason that track; Mapleton Hall and Sportsground Trust cil’s website for more information and to reg- have registered their interest to get the vaccine Recommendation 36a-c remains open.” were given $8250 to resurfacing their driveway ister your interest in being considered as a and the aged and disability care workforce, who Oops, no mention of the Recommendation 10 and Nambour Amateur Swimming Club Inc member of the CRG. www.sunshinecoast.qld. are yet to be vaccinated by the Commonwealth changes. received $19010 to upgrade their facilities. gov.au/newplanningscheme Government. This is how the report explained it: “The initial target set in the Strachan Inquiry, to deliver the timetable without the system- ‘I am Nambour’ Glassies voting Take care on the roads as it atic reliance on overtime would significantly increase Traincrew cost through increases in branding campaign is open now begins to get dark early unproductive shifts for traincrew. The target set by Queensland Rail is consistent with other Ted O'Brien Andrew Powell from Donna Brennan Wildlife Volunteers jurisdictions and maintains the reliability of Federal Member for Fairfax State Member for Glass House WILVOS 5441 6200 www.wilvos.org.au the service, thus meeting the intent of the rec- [email protected] [email protected] ommendation. This approach minimises the It’s been a sad week for macropods this week. overall traincrew cost.” The exciting next phase of Reimagine Nam- Thank you to everyone who nominated a In the past three days I’ve had three rescues of This Final report lists among its key achieve- bour got underway this week, with a new local small business and/or employee in this very small joeys. The two wallaby joeys furless ments since the October 2016 Rail-Fail as: branding campaign demonstrating the won- year’s Glass House Small Business Awards. It’s and fragile. Our WILVOS 5441 6200 Hotline has “200 new guards trained by October 2018” and derful spirit of the town. now time to move onto the most important had many other calls for kangaroos and walla- “200 new drivers trained by December 2019”. I was delighted to take part in the filming of stage … voting! Your votes will determine the bies. These are usually hit by cars or chased by The fact is the net figures were very different, ‘I am Nambour’ alongside so many passionate silver winners in each region. The bronze win- dogs. One lady had to have her young son hold due to natural attrition by retirements, trans- local identities. ners are peer chosen by the local Chambers a joey as she moved a dead kangaroo off the fers and resignations. I love Nambour and its people, and I believe of Commerce and the two gold winners are middle of the road. Definitely a budding junior Queensland Rail today has 214 drivers and if we unite, work together, and put aside any dif- chosen by the presidents of each of the cham- WILVO. 241 guards. ferences, we can make Nambour the soul of the bers and me. There are plenty of businesses Drivers need to After 4 ½ years, the 200 driver target has been Sunshine Coast. I am Nambour. and employees for you to vote for up now on my drive carefully in met. website. The number of nominations received the Ninderry area As for Recommendation 36a-c: Undertake It’s Show Time do not count as votes, so be sure to hop back on as it is a ‘highway’ review of transport governance. The Sunshine Coast Agricultural Show to www.andrewpowell.com.au to vote for your for eastern grey “The Citytrain Response Unit recommends returns this weekend (June 11 – 13) after the favourites. kangaroos also. that a further review be undertaken, building pandemic forced the cancellation of last year’s Fairhill Nursery on the work completed by the CRU, to consider event. called about a how greater integration across the public trans- As I told the Parliament last week, these Inquiry into Serious Vilification and young joey by port cluster can be achieved to support the suc- events are so much more than just a few days Hate Crimes itself, calling for cessful delivery of public transport projects and of fun. While there’s plenty of entertainment, The Legal Affairs and Safety Committee is his mother. He services into the future.” games and some serious competition for people reaching out to Queenslanders inviting you had been seen the A junior member nurses It remains unfinished. of all ages, the Sunshine Coast Agricultural to tell your story if you have been verbally or afternoon before. a kangaroo joey. Show brings together the local community and physically abused or harassed because of who Having been out reminds us that we’re part of something bigger you are. We want to make sure that Queensland all night by himself he was very cold and small than ourselves. laws are doing enough to address these issues, enough to be able to catch. I’ll be officially opening the Show this Friday particularly on social media platforms. The Being just over two kilograms in weight this at 5pm. If you’re visiting the showgrounds over committee invites submissions addressing any poor little animal would have spent most of the weekend, please drop by my stand and grab aspect of the Inquiry, from all interested par- his time in the pouch. Tragically, there was a your free Ted O’Brien showbag. ties. More information about the Inquiry and beautiful big female on the road close by. She how to make a submission can be found by put- had only just been killed that morning. On GI Challenge ting ‘Inquiry into serious vilification and hate checking the condition of her pouch, it cer- Are you a young entrepreneur living in Nam- crimes’ into the search function Queensland tainly appeared that she was the mother of the bour or the hinterland? Or do you have an idea Parliament website. young one. If kangaroos do become separated, that could be turned into a successful busi- mothers will often hear the young calling. This ness? If so, it’s time to apply to join the 2021 one was so close to finding her joey. GI Challenge. It’s a free program that’s open to Wandi Nerida Launch So many kangaroos are hit by cars in that would-be entrepreneurs aged between 15 – 25, Today was the official launch of Wandi Nerida same spot on the road but some drivers just living on the Sunshine Coast. – Australia’s first residential recovery centre for can’t slow down. Macropods can jump in front The winner will take home a $10,000 first people affected by eating disorders. It was great of a car even when we are travelling slowly, but prize package - $5,000 cash and $5,000 in-kind. to hear Chair Anne Doherty and Founder Mark with a speeding car in these ‘hot spots’ they Every year I am blown away by the calibre of the Forbes speak about the facility and how it will have no chance. talent here in our region and I can’t way to see change young lives on the Coast. 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