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6 WHATSUP IN SANDGATE? 8 Stand up paddle boarding (or SUP) has become increasingly popular. Northside local Simon Prosser loves the sport so much he has started his own SUP business. 8 LOCAL ATHLETE’S OLYMPIC DREAM Northside weightlifting champion Matthew Lydement will realise his Olympic dream competing in this year’s Games. 10 CARDIGAN BAR CHANGES HANDS One of Sandgate’s favourite watering holes, the 22 Cardigan Bar, is welcoming new owners. 22 THE BEAUTY OF BEING YOURSELF Sandgate businesswoman Anita East has one purpose in life – to empower women and girls by teaching them to see their own beauty at all stages of their lives. 26 CHEERS TO INTERNATIONAL BEER DAY Events will occur in pubs, breweries, and backyards all around the world, including right here in Sandgate. 26 36 WHAT’S ON - August

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tand up paddle boarding (or SUP) has WhatSUP become increasingly popular. Northside local Simon Prosser loves the sport so in Sandgate? Smuch he has started his own SUP business. Bringing a wealth of SUP experience to his venture, WhatSUP Tours and Training, Simon also has a genuine love for the sport and a desire to pass his knowledge on to others. He started out as a casual paddler before becoming one of the first BriSUP Club members and then racing and touring extensively both here and overseas. “I want to educate people not only about paddle boarding but also about the areas they are paddling through on my tours,” Simon said. “I feel education is important due to the rapid growth of popularity of SUP. The open water can be dangerous if not treated with respect. Also, as the sport uses repetitive movement this can cause injury if done incorrectly for a long period of time.” For the ultimate peace of mind, WhatSUP Tours and Training is ASI accredited and abides by the high international standards for SUP school operations. It offers both group and private lessons, as well as local guided tours and board hire. Simon said his lessons are aimed at anyone who wants to give SUP a try, while technical lessons can assist those who already have some experience. “It’s a great sport with so many benefits,” he said. “Not only can you escape and relax on the water but also experience nature’s beauty from a different perspective. The best part of it all is, if you learn how to paddle correctly, you also get a great workout. You just need the right technique. “The best place to paddle in Sandgate is along the foreshore, of course. Launching from Shorncliffe Pier at Moora Park, you can paddle to the bridge at Decker Park or head to the mouth of Cabbage Tree Creek and paddle to the marina or up Nundah Creek to explore.” Simon wants people to know they can say hello and give him feedback anytime they see him out and about. He’s always happy to chat – especially about SUP.

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Story Alyssa Mackay The qualification process for the Games began Photo Australian Weightlifting Federation more than two and a half years ago. Matthew said it was a long, uncertain process. orthside weightlifting champion Matthew Lydement will realise his “With being unsure around my spot I was relieved Olympic dream competing in this to find out, then once we had the announcement Nyear’s Games. day, that was when the realisation of what I had achieved set in,” he said. Matthew, 27, makes his Olympic debut in Tokyo as part of Australia’s largest weightlifting team “I am excited about having the opportunity to since Sydney 2000. represent my country and family on the biggest stage of my sport, and to share a platform with Matthew said he first became interested in some of the biggest athletes in the world.” weightlifting after watching videos on YouTube. Matthew grew up in Boondall, attended St “I thought it was super impressive and working Patrick’s College in Shorncliffe and played cricket in the fitness industry I thought it would be a for Sandgate Redcliffe Cricket Club. “I am very good skill to learn,” Matthew said. “At the time proud to be from the Northside,” he said. I was working in Albion when a weightlifting gym opened down the road and the coach was Matthew said the best thing about weightlifting Damon Kelly. After my first competition I fell in was that it was a journey of growth, both physically love with the sport and wanted to improve.” and mentally. “Training can be gruelling and a challenge, but it’s very satisfying and for the most Two-time Olympian Damon Kelly became part it’s a competition against yourself, and all Matthew’s coach and the rest, they say, is about self-improvement,” he said. history. Matthew has now been weightlifting for nearly eight years, competing since 2015, and Matthew hopes to hit two personal bests at the representing Australia since 2017. Games. His current personal bests are 167kg for snatch and 190kg for clean and jerk. “I have the current Commonwealth and Australian snatch record of 166kg and the Australian record The weightlifting competition runs from 24 to total for the 109kg weight class of 356kg total,” 28 July and 31 July to 4 August at the Tokyo Matthew said. International Forum. 8 SANDGATE GUIDE AUGUST 2021 A NEW PLACE 3269 6252 FOR FURRY FRIENDS Dr. Irina Collins B.D.Sc (Hons) TO PLAY Shop 14 Corner Lagoon and Hancock St, Sandgate. Next to Cafe ogs looking for new pals will be • VETERAN AFFAIRS wagging their tails with glee when they discover a dog off-leash area is • OPEN EVENINGS & SATURDAYS Dunderway in Fitzgibbon. • Payment Plans Pooches and pups will soon be running free in a dedicated off-leash park at the Telegraph • Child Medicare* Road sports precinct. PREFERRED PROVIDERS FOR Bracken Ridge Ward Councillor Sandy Landers said that since becoming a councillor, one of the most frequent requests she had received VETERAN ’S was for a new off-leash park in Bill Brown AFFAIRS Reserve.

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Story Brooke Jacobson support developing musicians, and offer a safe, Photo Bruce Redman vibrant and happy place for people to come and connect with each other.” ne of Sandgate’s favourite watering holes, the Cardigan Bar, is welcoming Outgoing owner Brett Johnson said he had O new owners. loved being a part of the Sandgate community. Adam Christy and Perrie Bourke are taking over, “I have to pinch myself sometimes that I was able and said they couldn’t wait to dive in. to follow my dreams and I will look back on the bar with fond memories in years to come,” he “We have been involved in the Cardigan Bar for said. many years in one way or another,” Adam said. “I pay tribute to Chris and Abby who had the “It’s a great music venue and music is a big foresight and courage to start the Cardigan Bar. part of our lives. My musical pursuits have been nurtured and advanced by the venue and I would “Nine years ago there wasn’t a lot of choice in love to continue this.” Sandgate. Various bars have popped up as a result and that’s a great thing.” While there will be no immediate changes to the layout of the Cardigan Bar, there could be a new Adam said the Sandgate bar scene was looking look in the future. up and in the wake of COVID, there was nowhere better to be than your local pub. “We want to work in it as it is currently, and see what changes – if any – would best help us to “Local is as cool as it gets in my opinion,” he achieve our goals,” Adam said. said. “We have three points of interest directing the “We love the local venues that are already here focus of our efforts at the venue, and those are and are excited about the prospects of new music, creativity and connection. venues starting like Bluenose Betty at the old billiard hall. “The changes we will focus on initially are simply these – to provide a consistent and diverse “I don’t know who first said it but ‘a rising tide range of entertainment and creative activities, lifts all ships’. We believe local is where it’s at.” 10 SANDGATE GUIDE AUGUST 2021 WE’RE HERE FOR YOU!

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The program will deliver a contribution of approximately 61.4 megawatts (MW) of solar to Queensland’s 50 per cent renewable energy sources goal by 2030 to reduce emissions, address climate change, create new jobs, and diversify the economy. The program will continue to be rolled out across the 4017 with Brighton State and Shorncliffe State Schools already completed, Sandgate State School students and work to commence on Bracken Ridge Callum and Theipica, and Principal Angela Bell. State High, Bracken Ridge State and Sandgate District State High Schools soon. 12 SANDGATE GUIDE AUGUST 2021 QBCCQBCC ##12630701263070

SPECIAL PLACE Grace is known for her tireless historical“ research work and promotion IN SANDGATE of the history of the local area,” Jared TO HONOUR said. “I recently signed off on a project to upgrade the park area next to the Sandgate Post Office GRACE Hotel in Rainbow Street. I thought this would be he work of a much-loved local historian a great opportunity to place Grace’s plaque on a has been recognised with a special bench in this rejuvenated area. It’s a lovely place plaque on a bench near the Sandgate to sit and enjoy the twinkling fairy lights at night.” TPost Office Hotel. The garden area was recently upgraded A life member of the Sandgate and District with works being done under the Suburban Historical Society, Grace Beecher and her research Enhancement Fund. This included re-turfing work will be celebrated by all who visit the bench, between the road and footpath and creating two located in a newly refurbished garden area. new planted areas. Deagon Ward Councillor Jared Cassidy said he The new plaque is the second in the local area had been approached by the society president to recognise Grace’s contributions, with another Pam Verney about installing a commemorative plaque on a bench outside the Bracken Ridge plaque to honour Grace. Library. STORY IDEAS: [email protected] 13 Riley Lee

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Music “These works have no western musical August: Sharon (cello) and influences,” Riley said. “Yet, they are well-known Slava Grigoryan (classical guitar) in part because they still appeal to 21st century Australia’s favourite classical music couple, audiences and so continue to be performed. Slava and Sharon Grigoryan, bring their “An example of this is a solo that I will be magic to Sandgate with a concert of Vivaldi, playing, belonging to the shakuhachi honkyoku Granados, Cawrse, and a taste of their repertoire. Honkyoku refers to a group of about album – Our Place. 200 pieces and variations created, transmitted Sharon and Slava Grigoryan and performed largely within the context of Saturday, 7 August, 7.30pm Japanese Zen Buddhism. Sandgate Town Hall “They are of course music, but they also function as Suizen (literally ‘blowing zen’), a type of sonic September: Riley Lee meditation that also focuses on that universal door into transcendental spirituality – the (shakuhachi) and Takako breath.” Nishibori (koto) “A famous saying that refers to playing (and Shakuhachi master Riley Lee said, “After over listening to) honkyoku is Ichi On Jō Butsu 一 a year of virtually no live performances, I am 音成仏. The literal translation only hints at its looking forward, more than I can express, to meaning: one sound becoming Buddha.” performing in this Music By The Sea event. “The intimate space and the overall environment Riley’s invitation said, in short, that those who is a perfect place to share our music-making attend this concert will be able to appreciate again, and in the same room with real people. music spanning centuries. And that exemplifies Hurrah!” both the traditional and the contemporary, all within a most enjoyable program. Sharing his deep wisdom of the craft, Riley explained that he and koto player Takako Riley Lee and Takako Nishibori Nishibori would perform contemporary compositions and well-known traditional pieces, Saturday, 4 September, 7.30pm both duets and solos, from the 18th century and Sandgate Town Hall earlier. Book online: www.musicbythesea.com.au 14 SANDGATE GUIDE AUGUST 2021 GIVING YOU MORE TIME FOR THE IMPORTANT THINGS!

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STORY IDEAS: [email protected] 19 PLAYGROUPS MORE THAN JUST FUN FOR KIDS

ommunity playgroups are a place where parent-to-child bonding. Dean said playgroups long-lasting friendships can be made, were a great way for parents and carers to and not just between the children. strengthen their relationship with their child by C engaging in play. Playgroup Queensland runs several playgroups in the 4017 area, giving parents and carers the “Playgroups are such a great setting for children chance to share ideas and experiences while the to learn through play, and we know that this is children are busy learning to share toys. exactly how young children learn and develop,” Dean said. “Having parents and carers attend Save the Children Australia team leader Dean Wrobel said that playgroups like Play2Learn playgroups with their children encourages at Bracken Ridge were an essential part of any them to engage in their child’s learning and community. development. “Playgroups offer children, parents and carers “The educators facilitating the playgroup can a safe place to connect with others in their also pass on valuable information, resources and local community,” Dean said. “Additionally, ideas for parents and carers to take home and our early childhood educators who facilitate continue the learning and development with our playgroups are able to assist families by their children.” connecting them with numerous community Playgroups aren’t just for mums and bubs – service organisations and support services.” dads, grandparents and carers are welcome too. Laura Glynn from Shorncliffe Playgroup agreed “Playgroup is open to anyone caring for babies, that playgroups helped families to feel more toddlers, or pre-schoolers, whether they are a connected to the local community. mum, dad, grandparent, nanny or other carer,” Laura said. “They are a great place to meet other families with young children who live nearby,” Laura said. Play2Learn Playgroup is held every Tuesday at “When playgroups are held in school buildings, 12pm in the park behind Bracken Ridge Library, as Shorncliffe is, they can also help families start 77 Bracken Street. For more information to feel part of those communities too. contact Dean on 0411 668 852 “It helps them to build up their own support Shorncliffe Playgroup is held every Friday at networks, especially if they are new to the area or 9am in the OSHC Building at Shorncliffe State don’t have much family locally.” School, Yundah Street. For more information email [email protected] Not only do playgroups provide vital parent-to- parent support networks, particularly for those To find a playgroup in your area visit Playgroup who might be struggling, they also promote Queensland. 20 SANDGATE GUIDE AUGUST 2021 AAA ANTENNA & TELEPHONE INSTALLATIONS PTY LTD TRADING AS EINBUNPIN LAGOON • Television Antennas & Systems REVITALISATION • Television Wall Mounting • “Fast” - Data / Computer Cabling PLANS DELAYED • NBN Cabling & Telephone Cabling FREE Story Jodie Woodward • Data Racks / Home Hubs QUOTES • Modem Moves, Changes & Installs lans to revitalise Einbunpin Lagoon • Home Theatre & Speaker Cabling have been put on hold. Councillor • Security Cameras for Deagon Ward Jared Cassidy • Fox & Vast Satellite Home & Traveller Psaid he was disappointed to learn the • We can setup your Smart TV cost of the project had increased, and the Lord Mayor had decided not to proceed Security Adviser with funding this year. & Equipment Installer Accredited Contractor Lic. No. 4267951 Reg. No. T17142 Lic. No. CID 90072208 “Despite this setback, I still believe this is a very important project and I will be seeking Phone 3269 0000 further information on the possible staging [email protected] of this project or other things that may be done in the interim.” Jared said. “I have recently asked about the removal of the trees within the lagoon, which are an Ben Guse introduced species, and one of the major problems with water quality is the ibis Landscaping droppings. “I am also pursuing other ways the water Paving • Garden Clean-ups quality can be improved, like small fountains New Gardens to help aerate the water. All Aspects of Landscaping “I think the Einbunpin Lagoon should be the centrepiece of our community. It’s a place where we celebrate so many community events and people love to just spend time. One of the best and easiest ways of helping to revitalise Sandgate is to revitalise the lagoon.” Jared said he would be asking the community to come on board with a campaign to show the Lord Mayor and Council how important this project was to our local area. To keep up to date, visit jaredcassidy.com.au Ph 0422 077 151

STORY IDEAS: [email protected] 21 Anita with her daughters Daisy, 7 and Agatha, 9.

THE BEAUTY OF BEING YOURSELF

Story Brooke Jacobson In the People’s Choice voting category, Anita is Photo Bruce Redman nominated for the Making a Difference Health and Wellbeing award. andgate businesswoman Anita East has one purpose in life – to empower women Despite being in the business of beauty, Anita and girls by teaching them to see their believes true loveliness comes from within. Sown beauty at all stages of their lives. “Women and girls have so many external influences telling them how they should behave, That purpose has been recognised by the and look, and think,” she said. AusMumpreneur Awards, with Anita nominated in a number of categories. The awards recognise “There are 7.8 billion people in the world and not “the best and brightest” mums in business, who one of them has your exact, unique beauty. have had success in their profession, product development, innovation or customer service. “What I’m doing differently in this space is I’m asking my colleagues to stop telling women what The mother of two said she was very excited. “It’s they need ‘fixed’. New lips are not going to make amazing, but also I’m quite nervous – Rochelle you happy. Courtney has won this award previously and we all know what an amazing job she has done here “I’ve had a lot of women come up to me in the in Sandgate creating Share the Dignity,” Anita street here in Sandgate after reading my book said. and say ‘thank you, for the first time in my life I have felt beautiful’. Or they say, ‘I had no idea “It’s an honour to be nominated among these there was anything beautiful about me’. And incredible women.” that’s the reason I do this.” Not only does Anita own and run Anita East Anita is currently writing a second book aimed Medispa, she’s also an award-winning author, at teenagers, and she is hoping to start speaking recently publishing her book Beautiful Unique to school groups. “We have to teach girls that Faces. they are worthy of love and they should love themselves,” she said. She is nominated for the national AusMumpreneur of the Year; as well as the state-based Women’s The AusMumpreneur Awards will be announced Champion award; Women Will Change the World at a gala dinner at the AusMumpreneur award; and the Health and Wellbeing Business conference and retreat on the Sunshine Coast in award. September. 22 SANDGATE GUIDE AUGUST 2021 I NTERNATIONAL

STORY IDEAS: [email protected] 23 A WORD FROM OUR REPRESENTATIVES Cr Jared Cassidy Stirling Hinchliffe MP

Our community came August is Queensland together to support Multicultural Month, the state’s the naming of Peebo & largest celebration of our Dagwood Place along cultural and linguistic diversity. the Sandgate Foreshore. There are few better examples I was humbled by the of this remarkable diversity outpouring of support than our own local community. for this place naming in According to the 2016 Census, honour of two amazing almost one-in-four Sandgate blokes, Peter and David electorate residents were born Bissell, and the work they did as Peebo & Dagwood overseas; 10.7 per cent were born in an English-speaking over 20 years. They brought joy to so many people background country, the top five being New Zealand, through clowning and importantly raised awareness England, South Africa, Scotland and Ireland; 13.7 per of the importance of organ donation. cent were born in a non-English speaking background country and the top five are India, Philippines, Fiji, China We will be holding a celebration down at Peebo & and Papua New Guinea; and 14.6 per cent of Sandgate Dagwood Place at the end of Fifth Avenue in the residents speak a language other than English at home, coming weeks. Keep an eye on my Facebook page with the most common being southeast Asian languages. for more information. This August, the Census will again be conducted. Over the coming year we will see a number of local Census data provides a snapshot of the nation and upgrades including pedestrian safety improvements informs government, community and business, which is at Tenth Avenue and Beaconsfield Terrace, safety why your participation is vital in ensuring comprehensive upgrades along Church Road in Taigum, a new small statistical collection. dog off-leash area at Decker Park and a playground I am very proud that people from all over the world have upgrade at Arthur Davis Park next to the Sandgate come to call our bayside community home. I hope you Pool. join with me this August in celebrating our rich diversity and take part in some of the great activities happening The Sandgate Youth Festival, which showcases local for Queensland Multicultural Month. musicians, will be held in October this year. Keep an eye on the Sandgate Youth Festival Facebook page Together we can make Sandgate and Queensland a united, on how to get involved. harmonious and inclusive place where everyone belongs. Learn more about Queensland Multicultural Month here: www.cyjma.qld.gov.au/campaign/multicultural- Cr Sandy Landers queensland-month

This Budget I have been This month has also seen the installation of new working hard with Lord toilet facilities at Bill Brown Reserve to support the Mayor Adrian Schrinner new netball courts and dog off-leash area that is now to deliver for the Bracken open for local fur babies. Ridge Ward. The 2021-22 I am happy to announce that kerbside collection is Budget will fund better and back earlier than expected. By putting it on hold safer roads, park upgrades during COVID, we were able to re-direct $6 million and many more exciting into helping our sporting clubs, community groups, projects. Something I am and small businesses through this difficult time. looking forward to is the Please visit Council’s website to find out when your refurbishment of Zillmere Library, which I committed expected collection day is and remember to wait to in the 2020 election. Funding has been allocated in until formally notified before placing items outside. this suburban-focused budget to ensure it continues www.brisbane.qld.gov.au/clean-and-green/rubbish- to be a vibrant, active, welcoming, comfortable, and tips-and-bins/rubbish-collections/kerbside-large- safe hub for our community to meet. item-collection-service 24 SANDGATE GUIDE AUGUST 2021

CHEERS TO INTERNATIONAL BEER DAY

Hotel general manager TJ Marshall with team members from two rally cars, Peter Batson, Donna Smith and Scott Hutchison

Story Jodie Woodward Road Boss Rally. Monies raised will go to GIVIT Photo Bruce Redman – a not-for-profit charity organisation that uses donations to fill real, and often urgent, needs nternational Beer Day is a world-wide day in communities. They work with charities, for beer lovers everywhere to celebrate community groups and people in need, everything they love about their favourite especially in times of disaster. Iamber liquid. Events will occur in pubs, breweries, and backyards all around the world, “We are raising money for two teams – the Old including right here in Sandgate. Bulls Racing and the FlaminGo Bling,” TJ said. Sandgate Post Office Hotel general manager TJ “We have worked with the guys from Old Bulls Marshall said the hotel would be celebrating the Racing for the last year and a bit to help out their international event by showcasing some great team where we can. This seemed like a good local brews and raising money for charity while opportunity to fundraise for two teams,” TJ said. they’re at it. This International Beer Day event will celebrate “We are using the International Beer Day as an not only the much-loved beverage but also the excuse to drink some cool local beers and raise community in which it is served and shared. If money for a good cause,” TJ said. you’re thinking about heading along, TJ said it TJ said the hotel would have a selection of beers should be a simple decision to make. from Slipstream and Ballistic with a representative “It’s on a Friday afternoon, food and beer is for the beers there to talk all things beer and provided, and it’s for a good cause. Why wouldn’t brewery. Attendees can settle in with a favourite you come?” brew or try something new. To find out more information or to “There will be nothing too crazy and ‘out there’ purchase your ticket, visit the Sandgate craft wise, just some super tasty local brews,” he Post Office Hotel Facebook page or www. said. “Perhaps something that people may not sandgatepostofficehotel.com.au. have tried. My personal favourite is the Oaked XPA from Ballistic.” International Beer Day event The charity component of the event will raise Friday, 6 August, 6:00pm money for two teams competing in the 2022 Sandgate Post Office Hotel 26 SANDGATE GUIDE AUGUST 2021 BOTTLE SHOP & CELLARS udget funding has recently been secured to trial the disposal of food organics and garden organics (FOGO) in Brisbane City Brisbane Says BCouncil’s green-lidded bins. The 14-week pilot study comes off the back of Trial is Good a FOGO for Brisbane campaign by Labor for Brisbane and will include vegetable waste only. to FOGO Deagon Ward Councillor Jared Cassidy said FOGO was the recycling of the 21st century. Story Alyssa Mackay Photo Bruce Redman “It takes organic waste out of landfill and composts it on an industrial scale,” Jared said. “Here in Brisbane, a full FOGO system would mean up to 80,000 tonnes of organic waste would be recycled instead of going into landfill.” “That means more jobs for Brisbane residents than traditional landfill, less carbon emissions from our dumps, and we will be creating a valuable compost that can be used or sold.” The city-wide campaign began in June 2020 and received thousands of survey responses and petition signatures from residents keen to reduce their impact on the environment by introducing a FOGO service to Brisbane. “The single biggest thing a council can do to reduce carbon emissions is to invest in FOGO,” Jared said. “It’s more effective than solar panels or electrical vehicles. For residents, all it means is using the green bin for kitchen waste as well as garden waste.” Residents with green-lidded bins currently use them to dispose of grass clippings and garden waste. The FOGO pilot will mean residents can also dump their fruit and vegetable scraps into these bins, and not their red-lidded bins. Jared said that while the pilot trial was a step in the right direction, he would continue to fight for a full FOGO service for every Brisbane household so that residents could reap the rewards of the initiative. “There are over 70 councils around Australia with a FOGO system in place, and we think Brisbane should be at the forefront, not following along,” Jared said. “So, this trial is a step in the right direction, and we’ll be pushing for a full rollout.” The FOGO pilot study is set to occur this financial year and will be available to all Brisbane residents Cr Jared Cassidy who have green-lidded bins. 28 SANDGATE GUIDE AUGUST 2021 ARE YOU OVER 50? APPROACHING RETIREMENT BUT WORRIED? NOT ELIGIBLE FOR THE GOVERNMENT PENSION? OR RECENTLY RETIRED?

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Local Sandgate boy Teddy and Mum and Dad stop for a photo while visiting Grandma and Grandad on the farm during the school holidays.

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Cremorne on Flinders Parade, c. 1940.

“It’s had a transitional life, as most of the big places in Sandgate have,” Pam said. “It was a TAKE A WALK residence, then a boarding house, then flats, and back to a private residence again. THROUGH “When the Dyers lived there, there was no ladies bowling club. Edward Dyer started the Sandgate Bowls Club in 1914 and women couldn’t play SANDGATE’S there, but he had a bowling green beside the house where the ladies played.” HISTORY The opening of a rail line from Brisbane to Sandgate in 1882 saw the construction of many f our local buildings could talk, imagine the fine homes in the area, particularly on Flinders tales they could tell us about Sandgate’s early history. Parade with its views overlooking Bramble Bay. I On the guided walk, Pam will share the history The Sandgate Historical Society will be taking a of some of these beautifully restored homes, stroll through time this month, with a guided tour including Cremorne, an eye-catching house with of several properties built in the late nineteenth Art Nouveau elements. century when Sandgate was a booming seaside resort. “Cremorne has a lot of history tied back to Brisbane because the family who named it President of the Sandgate and District Historical also operated the Cremorne Theatre in South Society and Museum Pam Verney said the Historical Homes Guided Walk would begin at Brisbane,” Pam said. the Sandgate Memorial Park. While tour-goers won’t be able to go inside the “We go down Second Avenue and along Flinders privately-owned homes, there may be a small Parade, come up Fourth Avenue, along Brighton treat in store. “We usually have morning tea on Road, and finish back near the memorial park,” the veranda of one of the older houses on the Pam said. beachfront,” Pam said. “We pass several heritage-listed buildings The walk is an easy, two-hour walk. Admission including the Sandgate Town Hall, the former is $25 per person, which includes morning tea. Sandgate Baptist Church, Rothsay, The Cottage, Bookings are essential and can be made by Torquay, Meridian, and Cremorne. We cover contacting Pam on 0410 327 095. nearly 100 years of styles of architecture.” Historical Homes Guided Walk One of the highlights of Pam’s guided walk is Meridian on Flinders Parade, built in 1885 with the Saturday, 28 August, 9:30am-11:30pm intention of becoming a hotel. Pam said the home Starting at Sandgate War Memorial Park was once owned by Edward and Margaret Dyer. 8 Seymour Street, Sandgate 32 SANDGATE GUIDE AUGUST 2021 Go Far. See More. Reach Further. Go Far. See More. Reach Further.

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STORY IDEAS: [email protected] 39 Story Aleasha Bliss lim Gritty is the first act for the Sandgate WHAT’S Bowls Club’s Hot August Nights events, and he will also be releasing a six-track EP Son the evening that will delight his rockabilly fans. Slim Gritty, aka Tim Collett, has been in the music industry since he was 13 and has toured Australia, South East Asia, and Europe with his bands over the years. He said his new EP A Lil’ bit Country heavily draws on hillbilly and roots country-influences, unlike his prior EP that was a lot more pared back. ROCKABILLY “This particular EP is a little bit of a journey away from what I normally do,” Slim said. “I’ve pulled LEGEND in other musicians that play fiddle, banjo and mandolin, so it has a sort of rockabilly rockin’ beat AT THE on most of the songs.” Slim said that rockabilly had become quite in vogue again from its humble beginnings in the SANDGATE 50s, and many people saw rockabilly as a way of life, wearing the fashion, loving the music, and BOWLO dancing to the beats. “I’m pretty sure we’re getting quite a high percentage of the dancing fraternity that loves rockabilly music to dance to,” he said. “So, I cater to that audience – most of the material that I play Slim Gritty will spoil his is around the dance beats and stuff that they like.” He said he felt most alive when performing his new audience at Sandgate music, and an intimate venue was ideal for an EP Bowls Club with his roots, launch as he could connect on a personal level rockabilly, and Americana with the audience. “As an artist, this is your life, and it’s a moment of vibe as he croons his way reckoning when you are putting up new material,” into town. he said. “This is the true test to see how people respond to it as an artisan performer.” Slim said he was really looking forward to performing at Sandgate Bowls Club and was impressed with what the organisers were creating. “I think it’s a great new venture what the bowls club is doing,” he said. “Creating another avenue around music and culture is a really good thing.” Get your tickets to Slim Gritty here: www.trybooking.com and search Hot August Nights at Sandgate Bowls Club. Rockabilly Night: Slim Gritty Friday, 6 August, 7:30pm-10:30pm Sandgate Bowls Club Keogh Street, Sandgate 40 SANDGATE GUIDE AUGUST 2021 BRISBANE COMPUTER SOLUTIONS IS STILL IN BUSINESS ….WE HAVE MOVED !!! We are still servicing our regular businesses & clients, at our NEW SECURITY OPERATION CENTRE … BY APPOINTMENT ONLY or WE CAN COME TO YOU Specialising in: Anti Ransomware / Crypto Data Loss Prevention Anti Theft Protection WE ARE BRISBANE’s BEST CYBER SECURITY PROTECTION PROVIDER

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Callout to Young Musicians and Performers P DCAST Story Alyssa Mackay t’s exciting news for young bands, dance groups, OF THE MONTH and solo artists, because the Northside’s newest I youth music festival is back. Local young performers are being asked to refine their audition tapes for the third annual Sandgate Youth Festival, to be held in October. Deagon Ward Councillor Jared Cassidy said the festival was a unique event on the Brisbane music scene. “The festival gives young and emerging performers ‘Smartless’ an opportunity to perform for their community and Story Nick Allford compete for some great prizes,” Jared said. “A few years ago, I joined forces with Brendon ates taking the piss out of each Hofmeier from local business Beat Connection to other is funny – but way funnier put this event together and it’s gone from strength to when they’re celebrity comedians. M strength, even during COVID. Having appeared on enough podcasts themselves, comedic actors Sean Hayes (from “We are putting the call out for young performers Will & Grace) and Arrested Development stars to send in their auditions. The last two years has Jason Bateman and Will Arnett thought why seen some amazing talent from solo artists to dance not give it a crack. groups and bands. We know the competition will be hot this year.” The bonus about being stars themselves is that they have a Rolodex of celebrity names All artists keen to make the grade must submit a that reads like an Oscars invite list. It’s the performance of a full song by 15 September. The top first thing you notice when skimming through eight acts will be announced on 23 September and the episode titles, anyone from Will Ferrell will go on to compete at the festival on 23 October. and Robert Downey Jr. to Adam Sandler and Last year, dynamic dance crew Fifth Dynasty took Jennifer Aniston. out the top prize of $500. A nice touch is that only one of them knows Send a link with your audition to who is going to join them as a guest, which [email protected] means the other two aren’t prepared and offer up more genuine questions rather than overthinking the interview. They may often regret their choices though, as the guests often reveal things that the hosts may not want to share (it’s tough having celeb mates). As the guests are friends, you feel like they’re sharing more than they normally would on a Hollywood talk show. I recommend this podcast if you enjoy listening to friends spin a good yarn – who just so happen to be Hollywood movie stars. 44 SANDGATE GUIDE AUGUST 2021 SKINSKIN & BBODODY

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During this Queensland Writers Centre WELCOME AT workshop, learn how to get deep inside the minds of significant characters and better REGATTA understand their motivations, choices and he tang of salt spray, the whip of the psychological state. You will write best by wind and the warmth of winter sun – knowing your characters better. This is a free there’s nothing like it to lift one’s spirit. event organised by Brisbane City Council. TAnd the best place to luxuriate in this feeling Bookings via www.eventbrite.com.au by is, of course, on a vintage yacht. searching Sandgate QWC Workshop. For those of us still dreaming of when our ship Saturday, 14 August, 10:30am - 12:00pm comes in, the 2021 Vintage Yacht Regatta run by the Sandgate Library Queensland Cruising Yacht Club allows you to get close to some magnificent watercraft as well as see ALL LEVEL SKATEBOARDING them race. Event organiser and Commodore of QCYC Harley CLASSES Cowlishaw said the club, grounds and marina would be open to the public so people could walk around, In this all levels group class, learn to skateboard see the displays, and enjoy the vintage vessels. or further your skills with experienced “It’s a great opportunity to see all types of vintage, skateboard coaches. Our classes every week power, and sail boats up close,” Harley said. have both Beginner and Intermediate coaches on board, providing you the opportunity to “Every year the Wooden Boat Association puts on skateboard comfortably while learning new a static display of finely crafted boats you rarely get tricks. Cost is $28. Suitable for kids aged to see. six to adult. Bring a skateboard, helmet and “There are a series of races over the weekend too, water. Bookings via www.eventbrite.com.au by and the best viewing is from Shorncliffe Pier.” searching Skateboarding Bracken Ridge. Sunday, 1 August, 9.15am - 10.30am The best times to see the fleet in port are before 9.30am each day and after 3pm following the racing. Bracken Ridge Skate Park For further information search Facebook for Vintage Yacht Regatta. Hummingbird house Ship ahoy, maties!

Cent auction Vintage Yacht Regatta Coles Bracken Ridge Plaza is helping to Friday, 13 - Sunday, 15 August raise much needed funds for a worthy cause. Queensland Cruising Yacht Club The store will hold a cent auction over the 45 Allpass Parade, Shorncliffe weekend of 21 and 22 August with proceeds going to Hummingbird House, Queensland’s only children’s hospice, providing short-break stays and support for children with life-limiting conditions and their families. 21 & 22 August, 8:00am - 4:00pm Coles Bracken Ridge Plaza 46 SANDGATE GUIDE AUGUST 2021 Kids on Craig Early Learning Centre 8 Craig St, Brighton Qld 4017

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FLINDERS SEAFOOD & BAR Feature: Fish on Flinders is under new management and has been rebranded. Now Flinders Seafood & Bar, come down and try out Sandgate’s newest 196 Flinders Pde, Sandgate hotspot for fresh seafood, yummy burgers, barista (opposite pool) made coffee and ice cold beers, wines and spirits. Seafood, Burgers & Beers 3269 6903

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SALAD DAYS Feature: Open for breakfast, lunch, coffee, milkshakes and smoothies. Specialising in 7 Fourth Avenue, Sandgate homemade lasagna, quiches, pies, sandwiches, Homestyle Café burgers, and cakes. Catering available. Dine in or 3269 0318 take away. Wheelchair accessible. Open Monday to Friday 8am-2pm. Saturdays 8am- 1pm. Facebook page – Salad Days Café

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SALAD DAYS THE WITCHIN’ KITCHEN Feature: Open for breakfast, lunch, coffee, Feature: Welcome to The Witchin’ Kitchen. Owned milkshakes and smoothies. Specialising in and run by two local sisters, one an experienced chef, 7 Fourth Avenue, Sandgate homemade lasagna, quiches, pies, sandwiches, the other a final-year Naturopathy student. Our food is Homestyle Café burgers, and cakes. Catering available. Dine in or a celebration of delicious and nourishing wholefoods, 227 Rainbow St, Sandgate 3269 0318 take away. Wheelchair accessible. that are seasonally and ethically sourced and carefully Café crafted into dishes to delight. Wednesday – Sunday, Open Monday to Friday 8am-2pm. Saturdays 8am- 3269 6970 7am – 1:30pm, closed Mondays and Tuesdays. 1pm. Facebook page – Salad Days Café

SANDGATE POST OFFICE HOTEL THREE WISE MONKEYS CAFÉ Feature: Family friendly pub with all day menu, Feature: Three Wise Monkeys Café is a local family- child’s playground and drinks for all occasions. With owned Café serving fresh and flavourful meals and our beautiful Chandelier room also available for Brisbane’s favourite Campos coffee. 1 Bowser Parade, Sandgate functions hire, come check us out. Come visit us for our well-renowned burgers and Hotel Exceptional pub food, Gluten free options, fine wines Bracken Ridge Plaza grab one of our delicious bubble teas on the way. 250 Telegraph Rd, 3869 0606 and a large selection of beers. Fuel your day at Three Wise Monkeys Café, located in Casual Dining the Bracken Ridge Plaza. Open 7 days. 3261 6102

the SODA SHOPPE VIET STREET EAT S D Feature: Old-fashioned soda shop with house-made Feature: At Viet Street Eat, we offer a relaxed O A sodas, shakes, smoothies, organic coffee, ice cream atmosphere with great, fresh and delicious meals S H O P P E sundaes and house-made cakes. Our extensive menu that are MSG-free, gluten-free, dairy-free, nut-free includes burgers, deli sandwiches, chicken wings, 121 Brighton Rd, Sandgate and vegan. Some of our popular dishes are pho’ 1 Loudon Street, Sandgate BBQ smoked meats, salads and more. Dine-in, take- Vietnamese beef, spicy vegetarian noodles, pork belly rice noodle (across from the town hall) away and delivery. Fully licensed. 3869 3631 salad, street rice, beef rendang with roti, pork belly Sodas, Burgers and More Open Lunch and Dinner: Tues to Sun 11:00am - banh mi and freshly made rice paper rolls. 0435 427 174 8:00pm at 9.30am. If you enjoy meeting people, picking up some interesting gardening tips and sharing, please feel free to join. Members share BRAMBLE plants and produce from their own garden or kitchen, and enjoy a cup of coffee and a snack. The group operates on the “crop swap” principle of sharing and caring – no money Bites changes hands, just some wondrous fresh fruit, veggies, plants, cuttings and home produce. Search Facebook for the group Fruitful Suburbs for more information.

BECOME A LION The Brisbane Bramble Bay Lions Club is a service club formed to assist the residents of Sandgate, Shorncliffe and surrounding areas, and they’re looking for more members. The club has been involved in helping local primary schools and they work closely with our state and local members to assist the community in many different ways. If you’re looking for a way to help out your community please contact David Whiffin on: 0401 719 931 or whiffo@tpg. com.au

Story Brooke Jacobson TODDLER TIME If you’re looking for something fun to do with TEA AND HISTORY your toddler, try the First 5 Forever Toddler Sandgate and District Museum will be holding Time at Bracken Ridge Library. Sing, clap and mornings with Devonshire tea, served with ample dance to action rhymes, which will help develop amounts of free history, on the last Thursday of pre-literacy skills. Held every Wednesday from each month at 10am. The first event will be held 9.30am to 10am, Toddler Time is free but on 26 August. Local historians will address topics bookings are a must. To book, search www. including local residences, identities, businesses eventbrite.com.au for First 5 Forever Toddler and the lifestyle of Sandgate’s bygone era. Time Bracken Ridge. Bookings are essential as numbers are limited. To book, phone the museum on a Wednesday or Sunday on: 3869 2283 or by email: info@ sandgatemuseum.com.au NATURE JOURNALING Artist Sandra Pearce is offering a nature journaling class at the Boondall Wetlands FRUITFUL SUBURBS Environment Centre. Held on 1 August from If you’ve got spare home-grown produce, you 10am to noon, the class will help you take might like to join Fruitful Suburbs. It’s a group some time out to observe and sketch nature. of like-minded gardeners who meet on the first To book, search for the event at: www. Sunday of every month at Apex Park in Brighton eventbrite.com.au 54 SANDGATE GUIDE AUGUST 2021 SOFTBALL SIGN-ON The Brighton Roosters Softball Club is having its summer sign-on day on Wednesday, 4 August from 5.30pm to 8pm, at Brighton Roosters football club on Tenth Avenue, Brighton. Softball is open for men and women, and boys and girls from ages five and up. For more information go to: www.brightonsoftball.com.au or call Tracey on: 0417 700 198.

"Have you forgotten your ROCK ON SENIORS Seniors, are you ready to rock? If you’ve been Teeth Clean?" interested in learning the guitar, this class is for Six months goes by quickly. you. Learn basic chords, strum patterns and the structure of songs at a free class at Bracken Book now. Ridge Hall on 4 August from 1pm to 2.30pm. This is a GOLD event suitable for seniors. To book, email [email protected]

HOW TO MAKE VEGAN CHEESE Learn how to make vegan cheese at a new course being held in Brighton. Presented by permaculture teacher Elizabeth Fekonia, you will learn how to craft real, cultured, non-dairy cheese using the art of fermentation. The course features two workshops and you can book places for one or both. On Sunday, 15 August from 9.30am to 12.30pm, you can learn about making cheddar, brie, havarti, vegan butter and cultured buttermilk, sour cream, cheese Call to book your spread and coco-yoghurt. On the same day, from 1.30pm to 4.30pm, you can learn about making halloumi, meltable cheddar, blue vein, appointment at camembert, mozzarella, and a rich creamy pasta sauce. The workshops will be held at Living today. Balance Health Café, 144 Lascelles St, Brighton. Tickets are priced from $79.18 - $140. To book, visit: www.eventbrite.com.au and search Vegan Cheese & Cultured Non-Dairy Brighton. Ph: 3269 0655 97 Braun Street, Deagon (next to KFC) Would you like to contribute Book Online At: to Bramble Bites? www.toothkind.com.au Is there something happening in the 4017 community you’d like to share? What are you Preferred Providers for talking about on social media or at the school gate? Email Brooke to be included in the next Bramble Bites at: [email protected] STORY IDEAS: [email protected] 55 KEEPING YOUR LAWN WEED & BINDII FREE Russell Smith

Story Jodie Woodward “We offer a weed spraying service to effectively Photo Bruce Redman control bindiis which target broad-leaved plants but not grasses.” indii weeds are a common lawn complaint for many Australians. Coochie Ian said mowing grass to a higher level would HydroGreen franchise owner Ian also allow more competitive plants to thrive BMcLeod said not all lawns had or would get in the area. Bindii weed favours compacted bindiis but preventing them from growing was ground, so aerating the soil should also reduce always a good idea. the presence of the plant. “The secret is to keep your lawn thick and healthy “Winter in the subtropics is a very dry time of all year round – that is the best preventative to the year, and you still need to ensure a lawn most weeds, as a thick lawn will block the growth has plenty of the fundamentals such as energy, of weeds and bindiis,” Ian said. nutrition, and wetting agents applied to keep it If you find bindiis in your lawn, they can be alive and then to really thrive in the spring,” Ian removed by pulling them out at the root – usually said. when they have grown big and started to flower, but before seeding. Ian said it was great to do If DIY lawn care is not solving your lawn problems, after rain when the ground was softer. Bindiis it’s probably time to call in a professional. can also be treated with herbicide, which is best “We know weeds, we know pests, we know done in late winter and early spring before the seeds germinate. Knowing which product to use, lawns,” Ian said. “This is our business, and if though, can be confusing. you have lawn problems you need to call us to correctly identify the problem (at no charge) and “You can be overwhelmed these days with so offer a practical solution to control and fix with many products available to treat lawns,” Ian said. our proven products.” “You must read and understand the labels of the numerous and various products from fertilisers, To book a consultation or for more info on weed sprays, grub, pest and fungicides products. caring for your lawn, go to: coochie.com.au 56 SANDGATE GUIDE AUGUST 2021 STORY IDEAS: [email protected] 57 ACROSS THE BRIDGE TASTES OF MORETON BAY

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Photo Bruce Redman Gin and Gypsy Jazz Dinner et ready to enjoy all that Moreton Bay Get fancy at Tempest Seafood Restaurant and has to offer with the Tastes of Moreton Teppanyaki Grill for the Tastes of Moreton Bay as Bay. This six-week food festival is they host a gourmet five-course seafood dinner, Gcelebrating all the region’s local produce and paired with boutique gin and live entertainment. businesses by creating numerous unique food Tempest Seafood Restaurant and Teppanyaki and drink events that will please your taste Grill owner Lina Scardoni said she is excited to be buds and inspire you to admire the amazing a part of Tastes of Moreton Bay and to showcase tastes that are grown in your backyard. the seafood from the region. Here are a few of the many events taking place on the Peninsula: Brews, Chews & Talkn’ S#*t One of the more relaxed, yet information-filled events of Tastes of Moreton Bay is one for the Trawler to Plate Experience local beer lovers. Morgans Seafood is taking its customers behind Cactus Jack’s is teaming with George D’Ath the scenes for the Tastes of Moreton Bay with from Horny Wombat Brewing for an afternoon a trawler-to-plate experience recurring on four of laughs, brews, and food. George will be Tuesdays of the festival’s duration. entertaining the guests with chats on all things This unique seafood event has been designed to beer and will even talk you through the brewing process. teach seafood lovers how their tasty delicacies from the sea end up on their plates from start to Find out about all the foodie events on offer finish – and includes a lovely seafood lunch to at www.visitmoretonbayregion.com.au/tastes/ complete the experience. home 58 SANDGATE GUIDE AUGUST 2021 Adam Sarow 0412 294 244 Discover the NEW value of your property

JIMMCKEERING.COM.AU Mosaic Club facilitator Anne Gadsby said her love of mosaic began due to a fondness for MESMERISING gardening and creating art from throwaway items. “Mosaics are the perfect art form to indulge this MOSAICS ON – broken china, leftover bits of stained glass, old retro tiles, new tiles, shells, stones – all come together to create art to embellish any spot in DISPLAY your garden or home,” she said. Story Jodie Woodward The mosaic technique uses small pieces of tiles, he ancient art form of mosaic is alive and stone, china or glass to make an image or design, well due to a dedicated group of local and has been developed for many different artisans. Every Saturday they smash, surfaces. Mosaic Club focuses on garden art – Tcrack, cut and shape their way through piles of pots, pavers, garden plaques, tables, statues, tiles and old crockery to produce colourful and and bird baths. imaginative artworks at Artrageous’ Mosaic Every year the club holds an exhibition to Club. showcase their work to the local community. Visitors can peruse the creative displays and pick up a gift for a loved one or something special to brighten up their own home or garden. “Our mosaic exhibition varies year to year due to the continual creativity and diversity of work produced by our members,” Anne said. “It is always a pleasure to be able to showcase this body of work to the public.” Once you’re done perusing the mosaics at the exhibition, you might even be inspired to learn the ancient art yourself. In that case, Anne can also point you in the right direction as she runs a beginner mosaic class on Friday mornings from 10am to 12pm. “When trying mosaics for the first time you need to understand the medium – cutting, designing, the importance of grouting and sealing,” she said. “Once these basic principles are achieved you can mosaic almost anything.” “Mosaic club is one of Artrageous’ very successful fundraisers. I and the Artrageous committee would love to thank and congratulate all the members that attend regularly and make this so worthwhile, creatively and financially – it’s a win-win for everyone.” For more info, go to www.artrageous.org.au Annual Mosaic Club Exhibition Saturday, 7 August, 2:30pm - 4:00pm Artrageous Community Arts Centre 82-88 Loftus Street, Deagon 60 SANDGATE GUIDE AUGUST 2021 Redcliffe guide

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professionally in Italy for a team called Bollate. JADE SHINES I have represented Australia at US World Cups, Canada Cups and three World Championships in BRIGHT ON the Netherlands, Canada and Japan.” While Jade currently lives in Sydney, she has solid ties with the Sandgate and Redcliffe communities. THE OLYMPIC She moved with her family to Deagon more than ten years ago and around the same time joined DIAMOND the Redcliffe Softball Association. Story Alyssa Mackay “I still represent Redcliffe at the Queensland Photo Softball Australia Women’s State Titles,” Jade said. oftball has returned to the Olympics for Jade’s father John Wall said before Jade got the first time since 2008 and Redcliffe Leagues outfielder Jade Wall is all set to on the plane to Tokyo she visited her family in Scompete on sport’s biggest stage. Deagon and they went down to the local nets to practise. A former Deagon resident, Jade makes her first Olympic appearance in Tokyo as one of “I said to Jade, ‘remember the days of batting 15 players for the Australian softball team, the practice at Curlew Park?’ Sandgate has had a big Aussie Spirit. part in getting her where she is now,” John said. Jade, 32, said she felt emotional when she found The Australian Spirit haven’t played any out she had been selected to compete. international competitions since 2019 and are “I felt a flood of emotions like the pressure valve looking forward to competing again. had been released,” Jade said. “I had been waiting 13 years for this opportunity and it is the “We are all so excited to play against the best most unbelievable feeling I have ever felt.” teams in the world and best of all, play for our family and friends who have been on this long Jade has been playing softball for 23 years and has a long list of achievements to her name. journey with us,” Jade said. “I have represented Queensland in every age “We have only ever had one goal in mind since group from U16 to opens and I debuted for we started this journey and that was hunting for Australia in 2009,” she said. “In 2009, I played gold.” 62 SANDGATE GUIDE AUGUST 2021 Celebrating Our Sausage Awards

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STORY IDEAS: [email protected] 65 HISTORY Christened into the Catholic church and educated to year 6 at various schools, he had a great love of nature and of sport. In fact he was rarely beaten in the 100 yard dash! Gus was not afraid of hard work and wanted to progress through life in the best way he could. He took work wherever he could get it, including on cattle stations, as a trooper for the Native Police, a roustabout for the Royal Brisbane Show and became a roses judge, fish seller, boat hirer and road builder, to name a few of his occupations. He was modest, unassuming and charitable to those less fortunate than he. He promised, early in his life, never to drink, smoke or use foul language. He lived by this creed his whole life. He met and married Esther Smith, daughter of a Scottish farmer who had land at Bracken Ridge. The couple went to live at Bald Hills and had two sons before Gus enlisted in the AIF in WW1. He joined the 41st battalion and was shipped overseas to Egypt and France. On his first leave, he visited his wife’s family in England, where he was warmly welcomed. Gus was awarded the British War Medal and the Victory Medal. On his return from the war, Gus was one of two aborigines granted a 99 year land lease at the Soldiers Settlement at Bald Hills. Esther also gave Augustus Davies portrait birth to four daughters in rapid succession. Gus continued to work hard for his growing family. He became known for hiring boats to fisherman at Deepwater Bend on the Pine River. His sign read, “Hire Your Boat from Digger Davies”. ‘DIGGER’ A familiar figure walking between Bald Hills and the City (he never owned a car), he always wore a suit and tie – but no shoes! GUS DAVIES At the outbreak of WW2, Gus again enlisted. Story Hellen White Too old to see service overseas, he nevertheless contributed to the war effort and served four us ‘Digger’ Davies, an ordinary man years at the 1st Garrison Battalion, Graythorne. who lived an extraordinary life, was so He was medically discharged in October 1944. well regarded that a park in Bald Hills Gus always proudly marched on Anzac Day. Gwas named in his honour. On August 19th, 1955, Gus was walking along Augustus (Gus) Hodgkinson Davies was born the river when he collapsed and fell into the in 1885 in Port Douglas. When his aboriginal river and drowned. This wonderful, kind soul mother died within weeks of his birth, her was missed by so many that he had touched employers, Mr and Mrs Thomas Clinton Davies, throughout his life. adopted him. Thomas was an accountant for the Queensland National Bank and he and his wife With thanks to Sandgate Historical Society gave Gus a good life. and Museum 66 SANDGATE GUIDE AUGUST 2021

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68 SANDGATE GUIDE AUGUST 2021 THE BEST LITTLE TOWN ON THE DOWN Story Jenn Carrington Krissy said that people had come from far and Photos supplied by Krissy Henry wide to see the town’s most well-known building, the famous Mary Poppins House at 61 Herbert ead southwest from Brisbane towards Street. This charming house was built in 1879 the Darling Downs and you will come to and was both a home and the Australian Joint tiny Allora, a quaint farming community Sock Bank. Hfirst explored by Ernest Dalrymple and early European settlers in the 1840s. Mr Travers Goff was appointed manager of the Australian Joint Stock Bank in Allora. He arrived The shepherds’ crossing on Dalrymple Creek became a regular stopover, and soon a in the town in 1905, living in the Herbert Street blacksmith’s store was opened which then house with his daughter, Helen Goff. Helen went became an Inn. In 1859, the land was surveyed on to write eight books about a whimsical English and today, Allora is still called home for many nanny called Mary Poppins under the alias PL descendants of the original families who built the Travers, hence the name now given to the house. town. Krissy said that Allora also had fields of sunflowers For local resident and Allora Community Circle that came out every spring, and was surrounded Club member Krissy Henry, living in Allora is the by the Goomburra national forest, which is great perfect, simple Australian country life. for camping with lots of waterfalls and ponds. “People have owned businesses in the town for “There are also lots of four-wheel-drive parks, generations, and there are people still living in speedway events and motorbike tracks, the same houses from when the streets were glamping, farm stays, and wineries, which are even named,” Krissy said. just some of the amazing things to see and do “It has all that nostalgia, morals and values of that the Darling Downs has to offer,” Krissy said. quieter and slower times. Allora is really like There is no better way to explore Australian days gone by. People have that picture perfect thought process on how they would like to history than to visit the many country towns our raise their families, and Allora just has all those state has to offer. Take a trip to Allora and find attributes.” yourself transported back to our pioneer days. Allora is just 160km southwest of Brisbane, With over 30 historic sites to visit in the town, 60km south of Toowoomba, and 25km north of Allora is a very pretty and one of the most Warwick historically interesting towns in the Darling Downs, with so many highlights including several For more information on things to see and do churches, the Old Allora Shire Hall, now the Allora in this endearing Australian town, go to www. Museum, and the elegant timber-built banks. alloraqld.com.au

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WOULD YOU LIKE TO JOIN THE NAVY CADETS ?

Australia's Premier Youth Development Organisation

TS Paluma is an Australian Navy Cadet Unit catering for youth, both males and females, between 13 and 18 years old. The goal of having young people involved in cadets is to promote the development of leadership skills, self-discipline and respect. This assists the cadets in setting and achieving goals that would not normally be available to them and give them a future.

Is Navy Cadets for you? About Us Want to Join TS Paluma? Want to learn to sail? TS Paluma is located at 69 Allpass Head to www.navycadets.gov.au and Interested in developing your skills? Parade Shorncliffe. Four Australian fi nd the TS Paluma Unit. Or use our Want to become a leader? naval vessels have been named HMAS contact details below to talk to a staff Want a challenge? Paluma after an Aboriginal word member about our unit. meaning "thunder". Sail with us!

PARADE TIMES: SATURDAY 12:45 - 16:15

[email protected] www.navycadets.gov.au 69 Allpass Parade, Shorncliffe, QLD 4017 0407 005 473