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6 SONGS OF HOPE Sam Brewer: versatile, uplifting acoustic 6 singer-songwriter.
8 RETURN OF GRASSROOTS RUGBY LEAGUE Footy is back! Aspley Devils bring back the pulse of community football.
10 REACHING TERMINAL VELOCITY AT iFLY Imagine leaning into a wind tunnel blowing at 170kms per hour.
12 LISTEN TO YOUR HEART 8 A new painting workshop series about to launch in Chermside.
14 THE MAGIC FOREST OF BRADBURY PARK A totally new, imagination-based, outdoor play destination for young children (and their parents).
24 DINING GUIDE - CRAFT BEER BOOM Sasquatch Bar owner G explains how he transformed its menu to adapt to the 12 pandemic climate. 30 THE TARTAN TERROR Get ready for a night of fun as David Gray covers songs from the past six decades at the Geebung RSL.
55 TRADES & HOME SERVICES Find skilled local professionals.
4 CHERMSIDE GUIDE PUBLISHER Dominic Alberth
PHOTOS Pete Johnson A Note Bruce Redman FROM THE TEAM
DESIGN & ILLUSTRATION ASPLEY | KEDRON | STAFFORD | GEEBUNG | CARSELDINE | WAVELL HEIGHTS We are thrilled to introduce the brand new Chermside chermside AUGUST 2020 Crystal Shaw FREE GUIDE Guide – the free community magazine that shines a light on WRITERS events, people, and places in Nick Allford our local community. heART Aleasha Bliss SERIES A debut is always exciting, but MEET MUSO the launch of the Chermside SAM ZENPAINTING Sally Gordon BREWER CLASSES Guide is all the more special
Wayne I Flack ASPLEY in the midst of these uncertain FIND! DEVILS TRADES GRASS-ROOTS SERVICES RUGBY times. Sean Leahy SECTION INSIDE RETURNS
Leanne Palmer This very first issue highlights Emma Sanders the many extraordinary happenings right on our doorsteps as we re-emerge from lockdown. There’s Hellen White indoor skydiving with iFLY for the daredevils among us, or, Philip Woods if you’d rather a slower pace, take a walk through a magic Jodie Woodward forest – complete with fairy garden, of course. There’s a drumming workshop to increase vitality, a sustainable fashion market, a bushland centre at Downfall Creek, and GENERAL ENQUIRIES a little trip down memory lane to discover the beginnings of what is now Westfield Chermside. [email protected] There’s also good news for sports fans, with grassroots rugby league blossoming at Norths Devils and an impressive new home for northside basketball. Naturally, there are also entertainment and dining options aplenty ADVERTISING to tempt you. If you have a story idea or an event to promote in a future ENQUIRIES issue, or if you’d like to advertise your business in the Kristy Yaldwyn Chermside Guide, we’d love to hear from you. Phone: 07 3338 5091 Happy reading! [email protected]
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ISSUE 1 2020 5 MUSIC SPOTLIGHT
Meaningful Acoustics: Songs of Hope
Sam Brewer
6 CHERMSIDE GUIDE Teacher Aide and dad by day, and a versatile, uplifting, acoustic singer-songwriter by night – Sam Brewer has the best of both worlds.
Story Aleasha Bliss On Friday nights, Sam entertains the patrons at Funkateers Pizzeria, Gelato and Café in orthside resident Sam Brewer has Chermside West from 6–8pm, and has been music running through his blood. He since they opened a few years ago. He has also began playing in bands with friends in been a resident musician in a few other venues NMelbourne over 20 years ago, with his sound in the area. and lyrics influenced by growing up in an “I play a lot of covers, but they all turn out environment of gospel music. sounding like Sam-style,” he said. “I don’t “I’m very eclectic in my style and from a lyric tend to worry about playing things the way perspective it is quite gospel-influenced,” Sam they were originally written; what I play is an said. “My general concept is that I tend to write expression of me.” about hope and try to present an alternate script When COVID-19 had Australia on lockdown, to the most commonly held views of how life and with venues unable to open, Sam decided operates.” to share his talent and entertained his street, Sam said he got a lot out of creating his pieces saving them from the lockdown blues and when he had the time and space to write, and creating some much-needed excitement. loved when the audience engaged with him and “I have been playing gigs in my front yard for enjoyed his original work. my neighbours on a Sunday arvo, just to give “Performing is me letting out what is going on; people something to do,” he said. “That’s how I bring my excitement and intensity, which is those things have started to evolve, and I have how I live life normally,” Sam said. “The energy been really enjoying it.” I put into music isn’t affected by the numbers Check out Sam’s original music at his YouTube in an audience. The intimacy of connection with channel Brewer Wonderland. people is really nice.” ISSUE 1 2020 7 RETURN OF GRASSROOTS RUGBY LEAGUE
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Footy is back! Not just the NRL, but the spley RLFC president Stephen Buckley pulse of every neighbourhood, community said the season will be 12 weeks in football. The mighty Aspley Devils from duration with finals scheduled at the endA of October. U13s up, will kick off their season in the BRL “In all fairness, the season is only three or four competition 1 August. weeks shorter than a normal season, but as we usually break for both the school holidays, this year there’ll be no break,” Stephen said. 8 CHERMSIDE GUIDE Stephen Buckley said since their inaugural year of 1968 they had billeted their 13- and 14-year- old boys home and away with their Sydney sister club Wentworthville United.
“The idea of this is to guarantee all boys, as they moved through the club, a trip away,” Stephen said.
In 2017, the club celebrated its 50th year with a commemorative jersey signed by all NRL players who’d played for Aspley, including household names like Brad Thorn, Dale Copley, Josh McGuire, and David Stagg, who returned to the club as a game development officer.
Stephen Buckley said they started up a new program called ‘Little Devils’ about four years ago.
We have 3- to 5-year- olds“ who we don’t ask to play, instead just have come down and train on Saturdays for about eight weeks where they’re taught how to pass, run the ball and not real tackling, just some defensive work.”
The men and boys recommenced training late June, joined by the girls, who equate to almost “You can see the ones that did come along and twenty per cent of player registrations. what a massive difference as to how they’re playing now at under 8s, due to the fact they’ve The Aspley club is affiliated with Norths learnt the correct basic skills early,” Stephen Devils and Brisbane Broncos. Broncos CEO said. Paul White, head coach Anthony Seibold and coaching support staff visit the club around So come and support the Aspley Devils. Find February each year to instill their principles and more information via: values with the Aspley coaches. www.aspleyfootballclub.com.au. ISSUE 1 2020 9 Indoor skydiving is a fun activity the whole family can enjoy!
REACHING TERMINAL VELOCITY AT iFLY
Story Sally Gordon Located at Westfield Chermside, iFLY Brisbane operates a Generation 8, 12ft (3.65m) diameter magine leaning into a wind tunnel blowing wind tunnel. As part of the experience, visitors at 170kms per hour. The force of the airflow picks you up, allowing you to feel weightless are given an orientation session prior to flying Ias you fly metres above the ground. In flight, and dressed in regulation flight gear before your muscles are tense and adrenaline is being led into a see-through wind tunnel rushing. The wind pushes against your belly, for a one-minute flight, accompanied by an holding you steady as you fly like a bird. instructor.
Welcome to indoor skydiving. The centre is actively trying to encourage a The sport of indoor skydiving is becoming flying community with special nights organised increasingly popular as a weekend recreational for locals. activity for families and couples, as well as a professional hobby for a growing number of “On Thursdays we run progression nights Brisbane locals. for people who want to practise different techniques; Sunday nights we hold Huck Jams General manager of iFLY Brisbane Luke Edwards for those who just want to have fun; and we said the sport’s popularity was rising, with 15- also have professional skydivers in to rehearse 20 per cent of people who visited the Hamilton flight formations,” Luke said. Road centre as first-time flyers returning shortly after to enjoy the experience again. Last financial year, iFLY Brisbane had 25 schools “People come to fly as something to tick off visit, as part of the centre’s STEM educational their bucket list, but then they get hooked on program. the experience and become tunnel flyers, which iFLY is a fully accessible activity, suitable for all- is a sport where we have participants of all ages come to the centre for,” Luke said. abilities, and accommodates children as young as three years old. “Of the 15-20 per cent of people who buy return packages after their first fly, 50 per cent of those For more information visit iFLYworld.com.au will continue in the sport in some capacity.” or contact iFLY Brisbane on 1300 435 928. 10 CHERMSIDE GUIDE Healer & Therapist • All Health Conditions, Pain, Emotional Issues, Soul and Karmic Healing • Kinesiology, Energy Healing, ® EST. Hawaiian Massage, Access Bars Michelle 0417 612 803 www.integrativewellbeingpractitioner.com.au
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ISSUE 1 2020 11 help people explore ways to support themselves through creative outlets. Listen “The series begins on 9 August and unfolds over three four-hour workshops, with a final two-hour full moon workshop,” she said. to your “Each workshop can be attended individually or as a whole series to complete a set of four paintings - the paintings are designed to be done heART on their own or can sit together as a set of four. Story Emma Sanders
new workshop series about to launch The sessions are split with in Chermside will prove that life, and “ all its mysteries, is a palette for the an information session discussing senses.A Coordinated by A Painter’s Dream, the certain chakras attached the heART series is a group of workshops running throughout August that combine to that painting, followed by a aromatherapy, chakra meditation, crystals, colour therapy and art. meditation, card drawing and Artist and co-owner of A Painter’s Dream Rebecca movement with Jodanna. de Vries said the workshops were created in collaboration with reiki master and wellness “We then move into our artwork for the last two mentor Jodanna Goddard, and were designed to hours with all equipment supplied.” 12 CHERMSIDE GUIDE Rebecca said the heART series was a special event as it allowed people to really connect with themselves and gain information on ways they Present this ad. could support themselves through avenues they to receive $40 OFF* may not have thought of, such as colour. your first treatment “In a time where we have faced a lot of time alone or isolated, looking after your mind as well as your body is vitally important for your whole self. It allows people time to connect with themselves and others,” she said. • ANTI-WRINKLE INJECTIONS • DERMAL FILLERS “Anyone wanting to dedicate some much • COSMETIC TATTOO needed time to themselves would benefit from • MEDICAL SKINCARE the workshops, as they are designed to help you return to a balanced, clear state of being and give SPECIALIST FACIALS INCLUDE: you time to explore your creative side. • BLOOD PLASMA (PRP) • COLLAGEN INDUCTION “I have personally seen the therapeutic benefits • PIGMENTATION of art in healing and maintaining good mental health through my own struggle with mental • MEDICAL PEELS illness. • MICROHYDRABRASION • LIGHT THERAPY “I still use art as a form of self care and relaxation.” For more information on the heART series or to Jules Cann Registered Cosmetic Nurse purchase tickets visit www.apaintersdream.com Ph (07) 3269 0029 | 0403 942 421 heART Series Shop 14/ 353 Beaconsfield Tce, Brighton Beginning 9 August *new clients only, does not apply to special offers Chermside Guides Hut 44 Lawley Street, Chermside
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ISSUE 1 2020 13 THE FOREST OFBRADBURYMagic PARK
14 CHERMSIDE GUIDE It’s here. The Magic Forest is in Bradbury Park and it’s a totally new, imagination-based, outdoor play destination for young children (and in some cases their parents). BRADBURY PARK Story and photo Sean Leahy
he first of its kind on Brisbane’s northside, it was borne out of the input from local children, designed Tby an innovative landscape architect and constructed by the Brisbane City Council. Much of the process was happily shepherded into reality by Councillor for Marchant Ward, Fiona Hammond. Now the wait is over. The Magic Forest of Bradbury Park has been officially opened to the public. Nestled among the trees surrounding a dry creek bed, there’s a mini wonderland of logs, pebbles and miniature bronze sculptures. All these elements combined feed young imaginations, teach observational skills and encourage environmental awareness. After all, today’s children will become the custodians of all our magic forests tomorrow. Surprisingly unobtrusive, this magical little forest boasts fairies, small animals and treasure that only the most curious explorer would notice. Starting at the magic seahorse window entrance, children look into the mirror for the Guardian of the Forest to let them pass and wish them a safe journey. Next is a crossing of The Enchanted River to Pebble Beach, where stacking pebbles can bestow magical powers on young travellers to make music and sing songs in the City of Gold. Looking closely enough, treasure can be found in the Enchanted River or at the beach at Sandy Cove. Dangerous creatures live in secret places like under the surface in Danger Swamp. To avoid the rapids, walking across Old Man Owl Bridge after solving a riddle or using a special password always works, and the very observant can even spot the trail of friendly snail.
ISSUE 1 2020 15 HEALTHY EATING MADE EASY
The Downfall Creek Bushland Centre offers a range of outdoor activities for families, residents and visitors to enjoy the natural beauty of the Chermside Hills Reserves.
Parents and carers enjoy a range of nature-based play activities and take part in arts and craft, EXPLORE bushwalks and story time. The centre hosts a free plant nursery where YOUR OWN eligible residents can collect two free plants every year and operates a community composting hub. Offering an all-abilities ‘senses’ trail, the centre BACKYARD is also an anchor point for a network of tracks catering for bushwalkers and cyclists through the Story Sally Gordon reserve. GlutenGluten FFreeree ith everything from walking trails, Open Monday to Thursday from 9am to 4pm. Convenient ready-made frozen meals bush kindy and wildlife shows, to Information on the Downfall Creek Bushland SPECIAL sustainable living seminars and a Centre is available on the Brisbane City Council Tastes like home cooking plantW nursery, the Downfall Creek Bushland website www.brisbane.qld.gov.au Centre is a key environmental hub for the Wholesome and nutritious OFFER northside and greater Brisbane community. Australian owned and operated FREE introductory Located at the Raven Street Reserve, which is Home delivered or available in stores meal offer for part of the Chermside Hills Reserves, the centre draws more than 43,000 visitors annually and is first time used as a popular recreation area. Find us customers Opened 32 years ago, the centre is a place for on facebook residents and visitors to develop a connection Call now 1300 112 112 *minimum order to Brisbane’s natural environment and work of $49 applies together to preserve the local habitat. www.gourmetmeals.com.au excluding delivery fee. Popular activities at the Downfall Creek Bushland Centre include a Bush Kindy, which runs every Monday and Thursday from 10am to 11am. 16 CHERMSIDE GUIDE HOME DELIVERY OF READY MADE MEALS HEALTHY EATING MADE EASY
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HOME DELIVERY OF READY MADE MEALSISSUE 1 2020 17 SUBMIT A STORY IDEA!
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very time that boom goes down at the Beams Road level crossing, commuters sit in traffic. Now, finally, E road users can look forward to an upgrade soon. The State Government has announced that it will fund $128 million to support the congestion-busting plan for Beams Road at Carseldine. This $128 million investment is supported by $70 million Know something from the Brisbane City Council and $50 million from the interesting Federal Government. happening in This funding will also cover more commuter parking the community? and upgrades to the surrounding road network, with opportunities to build new public spaces and upgrade the Email your ideas road network as part of Carseldine Urban Village. to editor@ Travel times and congestion will be significantly reduced chermsideguide.com.au and about 600 jobs will be supported or created during what is an incredibly tough time for many families. Fitzgibbon residents will be particularly happy to know that this funding also includes $15 million for an expanded Park ‘n’ Ride on the eastern side of Carseldine train station, taking parked cars off suburban streets. 18 CHERMSIDE GUIDE Your friendly local club Open 7 Days a Week 9am - late
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ISSUE 1 2020 19 A WORD FROM OUR REPRESENTATIVES
Cr Fiona Hammond
With restrictions easing afloat right now, so if you can afford to, please in Queensland, it’s try to #shoplocal so that we can back local jobs. been very refreshing The new toilet block in Bradshaw Park will be to see council facilities up and running soon, which will be great for getting back up all those who use the dog park and bikeway and running in our along the Kedron Brook. We’re just waiting local community. on Queensland Urban Utilities to finish their Council facilities that were out of action were connection work. missed by locals and are getting a good Finally, Bradbury Park is going to be the jewel workout now, which is fabulous to see. It’s in the crown for Northside parks now that the been heart-warming to see locals supporting Magic Forest and scooter track are completed. our small and family businesses. We all I know that local families are chomping at the bit to get in there! know a business that is struggling to keep – Fiona.
Dr Anthony Lynham MP
Alongside the adversity Charles Hospital here in Chermside. of the past few months, Our health system’s early and swift response Queenslanders have to this pandemic not only led the nation, it shown great resilience, saved lives. We have been able to flatten initiative and innovation. the curve and prevent thousands of deaths This ability to respond from COVID-19. and adapt in the face At this time, because while there is still a of adversity is not new long way to go, I want to send a message to Queensland. When of reassurance. Our economic support the chips are down, Queenslanders support packages have helped business and industry each other to get back up again, and this survive, and keep jobs. pandemic has been no different. The shared commitment of the government, As a doctor who worked in the Queensland the private sector, and the community to health system for decades, I could not be unite and recover, will see Queenslanders prouder of our front-line workers, and none and the Queensland economy bounce back more so than those working at The Prince better than ever.
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ISSUE 1 2020 21 Northside Basketball Gets a New Home
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Story Jodie Woodward “Having our own home means we can once again Photo Bruce Redman look to be part of the NBL1 North competition, the exciting new second-tier competition for he Northside Wizards Basketball basketball in Australia behind the NBL and Association will soon have a new home. WNBL,” Brett said. Construction of an indoor sports centre in In addition to basketball, the centre will also cater TZillmere is currently underway and is expected for other sports and activities such as volleyball to be completed in October this year. and futsal. It will also help foster a connection with the local community, which has been supporting Competitions for the basketball association the association throughout the construction moved to the Brisbane Entertainment Centre in phase. 1997 due to increased growth. Northside Wizards president Brett Anderson said the new facility “Northside Wizards is fortunate to have many would allow the association to better cater for its amazing volunteers and sponsors,” Brett said. “Of course, more are always welcome. We would now 3000 members. especially love to hear from Northside businesses “Northside Wizards Basketball runs seven days who see an opportunity to partner with us in our per week for the majority of the year,” Brett participation in NBL1 North.” said. “As the Brisbane Entertainment Centre is a If you’re thinking about trying out basketball, multi-purpose facility, unfortunately we could not Brett said it is one of the most popular sports in provide that level of availability.” the world for a reason. Many potential sites for Northside basketball “Basketball is a great sport to keep active and had been considered over the years, however build confidence, as well as being great in the possibility to refurbish a long-term vacant bringing families together. Mum and dad can warehouse owned by the State Government shoot around with the kids in the driveway or local became the best option. Funding for the project park. There are not too many other sports where this is possible,” Brett said. came as an election commitment in the 2017 State Government election, and the contract for For more information visit the construction was signed in November 2019. Northside Wizards Facebook page or visit northsidewizards.com 22 CHERMSIDE GUIDE ®
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ISSUE 1 2020 23 Four years ago, G created a bar like no other in Chermside, boasting live music, international- fusion bar food and Australian-owned craft beer CRAFT to support the growing interest in it. We wanted to focus on being a“ craft beer bar and support local BEER breweries and champion that industry a lot,” G said. “We needed a bar there to bring the community together at a place that’s not inside the shopping BOOM centre. Our main goal was to be a craft Story Aleasha Bliss beer bar and to have bar food that complemented that.” hen COVID-19 struck and shut down the world, impacting livelihoods and businesses, Sasquatch Bar He said they liked to educate people about what ownerW Gaurav Dhiman, aka G, took it in made the craft beers they served so special, his stride and changed his entire business and always chatted with the patrons to find plan. He set a new tone for his bustling bar, the right brew to suit their taste, encouraged allowing patrons to still enjoy his delicious them to try new flavours and experience many food from the comfort of their homes. different Australian brewers’ creations. 24 CHERMSIDE GUIDE Sasquatch Bar owner Gaurav “G” Dhiman
Sasquatch Bar has always been known for its flavoursome Hero Subs which complemented its beer selection and combined original flavours that were a fusion of cuisines formed with Thai, Japanese, American and Canadian influence. When COVID-19 entered the world, Sasquatch remodelled the menu to make its delicious meals easy to transport for delivery, and converted their Hero subs into pizzas. “We developed a really special pizza base and we came up with our own flavour profile used in the subs, and now we have done the same with the pizzas,” G said. Since the restrictions have lifted, Sasquatch Bar is allowed 50 per cent capacity, and it looks forward to the next stage to have live music pumping once more. With Sasquatch now offering table service, G said staff were loving the added personal touch as they can get to know the customers. For more information on Sasquatch menus or live music updates go to: www.sasquatchbar.com.au ISSUE 1 2020 25 DINING GUIDE Local ASPLEY HORNETS Feature: Our Bistro offers a relaxed atmosphere and comfortable surroundings to enjoy a meal with 50 Graham Rd, Carseldine family and friends. Featuring a range of meals from Bistro / Cafe light snacks through to a steak, the menu offers Ph 3263 5522 something to suit all tastes and appetites. Open 7 days a week.
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The Aspley Hornets Football Club is back in action after an exciting renovation, with a new bistro dining area offering something for every age and appetite.
Story Emma Sanders in the morning, and parents can enjoy a drink Photo Bruce Redman and lunch in the afternoon, or even a drink or two on a Sunday afternoon with friends.”
eneral manager Danni Francis said the Danni said the club was excited about the recent renovation allowed the club to opportunity to give something back to the open up to a larger variety of events community that had been so supportive in Gand dining, as well as providing an outdoor recent months. kids and family space. “I have always appreciated the strong local “We are always looking for new ways to community we live in but I have to admit this improve the club and continue to offer only the was cemented for the club throughout COVID,” best facilities and experience to our members she said. and the local community,” she said. “Kids areas and outdoor facilities have always been high on the agenda but they The support we experienced can be difficult to achieve, so we are really from the local community, their happy with how the space has turned out.” “ kind wishes, the support of our The venue underwent a renovation in 2017 takeaway options and the friendly incorporating an expansive bistro deck, but the more recent improvements to the club have faces that would regularly pop in, increased this space to accommodate greater numbers and more of the local community. have been a delight. “The deck extension now fits 60-70 people for game days, breakfasts and Sunday sessions, “The team and I wouldn’t be here without your support and be able to reopen and continue to and we can’t wait to be the place to meet for offer great customer experiences for our local our local community,” Danni said. area.” “Adding the kids play areas, which includes a The newly improved Aspley Bistro is zone for toddlers on the deck and a rope ball available now. For more information visit for older children, has also been great and we www.aspleyhornets.com.au hope to continue to grow this in the future. “The fact that there is something for all ages Aspley Hornets Football & Sporting Club is the best part I think – nanna and pop can 50 Graham Road, Carseldine enjoy breakfast while watching the juniors play P 3263 5522 ISSUE 1 2020 29 30 CHERMSIDE GUIDE SING AND DANCE WITH THE TARTAN TERROR
“I thought it was wonderful how they were able Get ready for a night to play drums and sing at the same time, so I feel of fun as David Gray very fortunate to have been given that gift also.” David’s career highlights have included travelling covers songs from the the world for four years performing as a drummer and singer, and watching his own UK Bee GeeZ past six decades at the show become one of the favourite tribute acts around Australia. He’s also performed on the Geebung RSL. same bills as acts like The Village People, John Paul Young, Marcia Hines and Leo Sayer. Story Jodie Woodward At the Geebung RSL show, David said to expect plenty of songs you know and love and a good avid performs in a range of genres dose of audience participation. including pop, rock, country, rock-and- roll, ballads and disco. He’s also well- Dknown for his love of wearing tartan while performing. I guarantee if you come along “Because I am originally from Scotland, I wear a “and spend the evening with The lot of tartan outfits on stage – be it my suits or my kilts,” he said. “A patron at a club once called Tartan Terror, you will have sore feet me The Tartan Terror. I thought that was a great nickname and would set me aside from all the and sore voices the next day,” David other solo acts on the club circuit, and everyone said. would remember me. So, I stole it from her.” David started out as a drummer from the age of To find out more, visit the Dave Gray Singer 12. Later, while touring internationally with an page on Facebook. ABBA tribute show, he discovered he could also sing. He hasn’t stopped since. “My main influences are acts from the 80s pop David Gray and rock era,” he said. “Being a singing drummer, Friday 7 August, 7pm I was always drawn to musicians like Don Henley Geebung RSL from the Eagles and Peter Criss from KISS. Cnr Newman Rd and Collings Street, Geebung. ISSUE 1 2020 31 HISTORY
The Evolution of the Retail Experience in Chermside
Story Hellen White States. Seeing the way transportation was changing the face of shopping, he soon realised he modern, multi-level shopping that Australia would also move completely into experience that is Westfield Chermside the automobile era. today has been a creation in the making Tfor over 60 years on this site. The concept of the drive-in shopping centre was born. Revolutionary at the time, our shopping James Allan and Robert Stark began a high- habits were about to change in ways we could quality drapery in 1882 on Brisbane’s southside. not have imagined a decade earlier. After a series of floods and fires, they moved Research showed that over 100,000 people to Queen Street in Brisbane City. The business lived within the near vicinity of the Chermside had a good reputation and people travelled area and so this was chosen for the site of the by tram and train to shop there. After WW2, first drive-in shopping centre. In 1955 a large the motor car became a much more common parcel of land was purchased; extensive (and mode of transport, but lack of city parking was expensive) drainage work began. The total cost a hindrance. was £600,000, a massive sum in those days. During this time, a director of the company, On 30 May 1957, the 28-acre property was Thomas Weedman, was visiting the United opened, complete with an Allan and Stark 32 CHERMSIDE GUIDE Numbered Sketch of Shopping Centre in 1957.
The mall, an open-air section 1between two rows of shops. The powerhouse, which controlled 2 the electric supply. Brisbane Cash and Carry, the department store, supermarket, 25 specialty supermarket of the time. shops, 240 employees and a massive 700 car 3 parks Helicopters flew overhead, and as a The Cafeteria, which was the first promotion, numbered ping pong balls were large eating place in Chermside. dropped over the 15,000-strong crowd; lucky 4 finders could win vouchers for the Allan and Stark store. Many had never seen a helicopter, so Professional Offices. when it arrived carrying ‘Santa’, there was much 5 excitement – even though it was May. Allan & Stark Department Store. In 1959, Allan and Stark sold out to Melbourne- based Myer Emporium. Now Westfield, the site 6 has seen three major floods, four major fires and The Bus Station, which extended six major expansions. Today, it is still one of the along the side of Allan & Stark. largest shopping complexes in Australia. 7 The Arcade of shops, which With thanks to the Chermside and Districts Historical Society Inc. and Toby Crockford, 8 extended underneath the Cafeteria. Brisbane Times. ISSUE 1 2020 33 AUG/SEPOFF 2020
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Story Emma Sanders “This area of Brisbane seems to me to be particularly diverse – people of all walks of life avell Heights is putting its most sustainable fashion on show this and heritages live in harmony; what’s not to like?” month with the launch of Her he said. WardrobeW Markets. “I love that the market is primarily amateur Held at the Wavell Heights Community Hall, the stallholders selling off their clothes they don’t markets will feature a huge range of pre-loved want anymore, as this creates a very different fashion that will give sellers the chance to clean atmosphere than other events. out their wardrobes, while local shoppers can snag some great bargains – all while supporting a “The stallholders would love to make some great environmental cause. money, but they are also there for a great day Market development manager Nathan Heng said out.” Her Wardrobe Markets organised over 100 pre- Nathan said the markets were also important as loved fashion markets throughout Queensland they promoted sustainability and encouraged and News South Wales every year, and part of the people to consider their footprint while shopping excitement of the markets was that every market is a one-of-a-kind experience for shoppers. for fashion. “Nobody knows what the stalls are going to bring “By purchasing pre-loved fashion we are able to on the day – pre-loved designer dresses, jeans, reduce [our] environmental impact,” he said. shoes and vintage T-shirts are all present at most markets,” he said. “This is why I believe these markets, and others like them, are so important – buying pre-loved “What is guaranteed is there will be all kinds of clothing is not only good for your bank balance, bargains. but also good for the environment.” “Stallholders don’t want to take their items home For more information on the event visit at the end of the day, so clothes are priced to sell.” herwardrobe.com
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Story Emma Sanders achievement, all the while coming to terms with their new looks. t Alvernia students will put their best ponytail forward this month as “At the college, students are encouraged to they participate in Variety’s Hair with grasp their opportunities and through positive MHeart fundraising initiative. actions such as the Chop, they are able to offer their support to other young people.” Kicking off on 13 August in the college’s San Damiano Centre, a group of students will have For more information or to make a donation their hair cut by hairdressers and donated to be visit hairwithheart.variety.org.au/fundraisers/ made into wigs for children who have lost their mtalvernia hair because of a medical condition. Marketing and admissions officer Camilla Horn said cancer was a disease that had touched many in their community, and the programs offered through Variety aimed to make life a little easier for young patients. “While it is initially confronting for the girls participating in The Big Chop, they come to see that voluntarily sacrificing their hair to assist someone who has no choice in hair loss is something they can do to make a practical difference in the lives of others,” she said. “It’s always an exciting moment to see the initial trepidation of the girls, followed by a sense of ISSUE 1 2020 45 CHERMSIDE Bites
Story Jodie Woodward Construction company Cornerstone Building Developments are seeking approval to build this “Chermside Health Hub” which will PEACE, HARMONY AND PLANTS include a medical practice, pathology and Love plants but don’t know how to keep them chemistry. It also proposes food outlets, and happy and healthy? Soul Pantry in Stafford 179 parking spaces. are running a workshop on August 15 that will teach you how to live in peace and harmony with your plants. PARK N RIDE CAPACITY TO BE Book your spot for your chance to learn how to choose the right plant and find the ideal INCREASED AT CARSELDINE TRAIN spot for it in your house. You’ll also learn a range of other plant care tips. While you’re STATION there, browse Soul Pantry’s range of indoor In welcome news for commuters, Carseldine plants and gifts or enjoy a coffee and a bite to Train Station’s Park n Ride will receive an eat in the café. additional 170 carparks. The $15 million upgrade will see parking spaces increase from 200 to 370 and will help NEW MEDICAL CENTRE to relieve parking issues along Beams Road PROPOSED IN CHERMSIDE and surrounding streets. Approval has been sought for a three-storey This upgrade is the first stage of the Beams medical centre at 425 Rode Road and 621 Road Rail Overpass project, which was Gympie Road in Chermside to meet increased recently announced by Member for Aspley, demand for medical facilities in the area. Bart Mellish. 46 CHERMSIDE GUIDE G.R. Brown Solicitor
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COMPOST AND WORM FARM HAVE YOU EVER SMILED WORKSHOP AT A CROCODILE? Drop into Downfall Creek Bushland Centre Last month, Chermside had a very unexpected on August 6 to learn more about organic visitor. A member of the public found a juvenile recycling. This free workshop will teach you saltwater crocodile about 80m from a creek in how to turn kitchen scraps into rich nutrients 7th Brigade Park. for your garden by creating and maintaining They took the stressed animal to the Moggill your own organic composting systems at wildlife centre to recover from its ordeal. home. Do the planet and your garden a favour There’s still no news on how the creature found by learning how you can keep your food scraps itself in Chermside, but authorities believe the out of landfill. Bring along a picnic lunch and animal may have been caught in the wild and your walking shoes to explore the area once transported to the area. Here’s hoping it was the workshop is complete. a one off.
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cold beer is one of life’s special treats to the taste buds. It is a simple blend of grain, hops, yeast and water, yet resultsA in a myriad of complex and delightful flavours and forms, enjoyed in countries all across the globe by legions of devoted fans.
48 CHERMSIDE GUIDE Just a short drive up the Bruce Highway to the Sunshine Coast we are lucky enough to have quite a selection of craft breweries to visit on a weekend away or a day trip. Torren Read is one of the founders of Terella Brewing, a new brewery concept in the picturesque area of North Arm (near Eumundi) that is committed to sustainable brewing. “We’ve built a new and innovative system for brewing that uses fresh water naturally produced by the Vertical Farm system on site to make our beer.” “Fermentation in the brewing process produces Co2, which we then re-inject back into the vertical farm to help grow the crops. It’s a fully enclosed sustainable cycle,” Torren said.
We want to produce great beer, using methods that are self-sufficient, “and put our region on the map for sustainable brewing.”
Besides making great beers, the Terella Brewery also features a taproom for tastings and even a farmyard where the kids can learn about animals, while the grown-ups watch on with a cold one in-hand. Terella, like many of the breweries on the coast, is a perfect place for families and friends to meet and unwind. If you don’t make it to the Terella Brewery, try out the amber offerings and fine foods to be found at Brouhaha Brewery (Maleny), Glass House Brewery (Forest Glen), Sunshine Coast Brewery (Kunda Park) or Eumundi Brewery. You can learn about the craft during a brewery tour and confirm your understanding with a beer tasting afterwards. The COVID-19 restrictions have been brutal for many small breweries, so get out there and do your bit to help; you’ll be rewarded with a great day out and samples of some of the Sunny Coast’s finest craft beers! ISSUE 1 2020 49 Swamp Wallabies
Story Leanne Palmer and late afternoon, they are on the move; this is when you will have the best chance of seeing ntil only a few years ago, Swamp them. Wallabies were considered so Their diet consists not only of grasses but distinctive that they were classified considerable amounts of leafy shrub, soft-leafed Uin a genus of their own. Recent studies undergrowth, and below-ground fungi. They are have shed more light into their evolutionary considered important distributors of fungi spore, origins, placing them fair and square in with which is significant in creating healthy balanced other Australian kangaroos and wallabies – ecosystems. that is, the Macropus genus. Unique amongst the marsupials, females are capable of gestating two embryos at different Their ancestry is ancient and still holds some stages of development at the one time. All round mystery to scientists, possibly accounting for – not your everyday wallaby. many unique features, behaviours and even dietary preferences. Swamp Wallabies have fared relatively well with human development infringing on their natural Local residents are fortunate to have them range. The survival of the species is secure, yet living nearby in the Chermside Hills Reserves. in our area, individuals face their greatest threat Recently they have been spotted in the Raven from cars on our busy roads and dog attacks. Street Reserve near the Downfall Creek Bushland Please consider their movements, and that of all Centre, and can be seen regularly in the our native fauna, whilst driving. The fragmented neighbouring bushland. nature of their remaining habitats forces them to cross main thoroughfares frequently. Be For a fairly chunky creature, they move with especially aware on Trouts Road, and the western surprising stealth and speed. They can come and end of Rode and Hamilton Roads. go in a flash, so keep your eyes peeled. Two more things you can do to look after our During the day, they are more likely to be resting wildlife are: keep your dogs on a lead or secure in cooler shaded gullies, away from the likelihood in your backyard, and call the RSPCA to report of human disturbance. But in the early morning injured or orphaned animals. 50 CHERMSIDE GUIDE ArtHouse Northside
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he first shovels have hit the ground “It’s part of our $235 million Renewing Our on the construction of two brand new Schools Program, one of 26 state schools buildings at Aspley State High School; benefitting from this funding. Ta new multi-purpose sports hall and a music “Meanwhile, the $3.8 million music centre will centre. include visual arts, music, drama and dance classrooms as well as practice rooms and a staff Aspley MP Bart Mellish said it was a milestone office. moment for the school. “I can’t wait to watch these projects come to “I couldn’t be happier to see construction life.” starting on these big infrastructure projects at Aspley SHS, worth nearly $16 million,” Mr Aspley SHS Principal Jacquita Miller said the Mellish said. projects would revitalise the school. “These centres mean so much to the whole “We’re looking forward to seeing our new school community. music and visual arts centre and sports hall take shape over the coming months,” Ms Miller said. “The current music centre is 35 years old and well overdue for a replacement. “Everything has been designed to make the most of our school’s green and outdoor space.” “Both buildings will significantly boost art, Education Minister Grace Grace said the new sport and music subjects for students, giving buildings weren’t the only projects happening them an opportunity to be educated in world- in Aspley. class facilities. “I’m pleased to say that we’re getting on with “We’re expecting both projects to be finished the job of air-conditioning all state schools by March 2021.” in Aspley, with two schools already finished Mr Mellish said the new buildings would be a and six more to go under our Cooler Cleaner huge boost for students beyond the classroom Schools Program,” she said. setting. “The contract will be awarded soon for installation here at Aspley State High. “The $12 million sports hall will feature two sports courts, two general learning areas, a “In total, 84 spaces will be air-conditioned gym, canteen, staff office, storage rooms and a across these eight schools, which is fantastic kinesiology lab,” he said. news for all staff and students.” 52 CHERMSIDE GUIDE The Big One Crossword 19 x 19 Grid O Release No. 3040
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