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15.81 Ha NORTH ARM O/O $750,000 GazetteMay 12, 2021 | Edition 227 | sunshinevalleygazette.com.au | 10,000 Copies Fortnightly | [email protected] CALL 5446 7333 Meet the artist behind new tram design USSELL Anderson is the artist behind Nambour’s new tram design. To be unveiled at the official opening of RNambour’s Western Tram Terminus this Friday (May 14) there’s a lot riding on the concept. It represents the culmination of nearly ten years work by Tramway Company Chairman Greg Rogerson and his board and marks a milestone in the reimagining of the former sugar town, once the commercial hub of the Sunshine Coast. Even so, Russell says anyone expecting a “traditional” tram design was in for a shock. “When I pitched my idea it was a bit left-of- field compared to what they were thinking,” he said. “But my interest was in building an art object that was also fully functional as a working tram. Realistically, this tram’s function is not primarily for transport. It’s a tourist attraction. It represents the town’s history. I see a lot more potential than it just being a vehicle that transports people. I think it’s a lot more than that. Maybe a cultural catalyst or something like that. And if it has culture and whimsy built-in and if it has more spirit and life to it, then I hope it may become a spring- board for other cultural activities and ideas and artworks in town. “Nambour has its own energy and hopefully this will be part of that energy.”

To Page 2 Russell Anderson in his Curramore workshop ... “Nambour has its own energy and hopefully the tram will be part of that energy.” $5m for Nambour rail study THE Federal Government has com- lion for the Caloundra Transport opportunity to get the rail solution lion commitment comes as a huge woods, Woombye and Nambour. mitted $5 million for a study into full Corridor Upgrade. The $5 million is they deserve. “The current Stage 2 win for the community, especially in “Whether you live in Caloundra, duplication of the North Coast Rail subject to matched funding from the proposal for passing loops and other Nambour. A new Stage Two design Kawana or in the hinterland, I want Line between Beerburrum and Nam- state government. The North Coast upgrades between Landsborough should allow for full duplication to to see all residents on the Sunshine bour. Rail Line is owned and operated by and Nambour is totally unaccept- Nambour while accommodating the Coast able to access a frequent and Fairfax MP Ted O’Brien has wel- the state government and is a state able,” said Mr O’Brien. “Nothing short possibility of a fast rail solution in the fast rail service to travel within comed the funding, part of a $172 government responsibility. of full duplication of the line, that’s future,” said Mr O’Brien. our region and further afield. This million allocation for three major Mr O’Brien said the commitment two tracks, all the way to Nambour is Mr Wallace said that further study into rail duplication north of transport projects in the region for a study into a better Stage 2 design what the community deserves. upgrades north of Beerwah would Beerwah is another important step including $160 million for the Moolo- for the Beerburrum to Nambour “That’s why I launched a campaign deliver important benefits for resi- forward in making that a reality,” said olah River Interchange and $7 mil- project provided residents with an in February this year and this $5 mil- dents in Landsborough, Eudlo, Palm- Mr Wallace.

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From Page 1 Fine Arts (Honours) as well art. We couldn’t have asked as a Master of Arts through for anyone better to team up Russell was nervous but Queensland University of with.” philosophical about how Technology and expertise in Mr Rogerson said he hoped people would react to his electronics and metal working the tram would be designed design. “I think there will be but the project represents built and “on the tracks” people that really love it and quite a challenge. within 12 months. there will be people that really “To make something And not before time. hate it. Because that’s the way like this that had to be fully “It’s been a hard slog,” the people are. functional and compliant was former Div 10 Councillor said. “But if you just up-rooted a challenge. So this is where “It’s been nine years in the a conventional-looking tram Covey Associates is integral. making. But the good Lord and plonked it in Nambour it My job is to oversee the whole looked down on the board wouldn’t work,” he said. “And project but I’ll be working very and gave us a helping hand. I didn’t want to just repeat his- closely with Covey Associates We were just about exhausted tory and create a cane train. ... all the compliance and engi- trying to find a manufacturer This is a passenger vehicle, neering rests with them.” that would do it justice, do it but it’s also got to be a work locally and do it at an afford- of art. It has to be a beautiful Just the right impetus able rate. And thank goodness object in its own right. It has Mr Rogerson said Mr we found Russell.” to be a beautiful thing.” Anderson’s input was exactly Russell said his work was the impetus the project About the artist also inspired by a sense of fun needed at the right time. “He’s A full-time artist for 20 years and whimsy. “In my mind this an exceptional artist, trades- in public art commissions, design was inspired somewhat person and an exceptional community projects, theatre by the time Einstein came up human being,” Mr Rogerson design and festivals Russell with his time dilation theory. said. “Russell has demon- Anderson, 49, lives with his Because he was on a tram at strated buy-in to Nambour’s partner – jeweler Rebecca the time and he came up with tram project on an extraordi- Ward – and their daughters the theory driving away from nary level. His collaboration Ren and Rata on acreage in the Berne station looking back with engineering firm Covey Curramore. His off-the-grid at a clock. The Nambour tram Associates has been an abso- completely solar powered is meant to travel at the speed lute blessing. workshop/studio has a full of light to test his theory. That “He said to me right from machine shop. thought is what inspired me day one ‘if you want a heritage Russell has a reputation for at an artistic level. I’ve always style San Francisco-type tram high quality workmanship, been a little whimsical in I’m not doing it’. Nambour’s visual aesthetics, strong lines, OPEN my work. Tongue in cheek tram is going to be so much attention to detail, narrative, humour is a part of what I do I more than a mode of trans- sense of whimsy, complexity suppose.” port. It’s going to be an expe- and the balance of form and Russell has a Bachelor of rience and a moving piece of function. Moment SUNSHINE VALLEY Distribution in Time MORNING 10,000 copies are distributed to popular pick-up points throughout the hinterland Gazette including at Palmwoods, Woombye, Nambour, Chevallum, Eudlo, Mooloolah, Hunchy, Editorial Yandina, Maleny, Montville, Flaxton, Mapleton If it matters to you it matters to us. Send your and Forest Glen. WEDNESDAY news to Cameron Outridge | 0409 424 487 [email protected] Business Write-ups Most people are excellent at what they do Advertising but don’t know how to get that across in their Tanya Outridge | 0400 069 711 advertising. We help owners promote their [email protected] businesses, but the difference is we start with a write-up. Our Write-up Framework explains your Designer business in a way that appeals to your customers Katie Buckley: [email protected] so they will listen to what you say and be more likely to buy from you. Write-ups are engaging, 19 MAY Gazette Online memorable and they make all your other The Gazette is Printed Fortnightly. Online Always. marketing work better. 9AM - 11Am

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Entry $5. agriculture and entertainment goes on display • May 16: Mapleton Community Library Book at the Maleny Showgrounds. Fair. Monster trucks and fireworks, horse and cattle • May 19: Suncoast Christian College Open events, cooking competitions and, of course, Morning. Register www.suncoastcc.qld.edu. dagwood dogs ready to be devoured, are all part au. of the line-up for the family friendly event. • May 20: Domestic Violence Prevention Maleny Show Society Secretary Lois White Month event, Tesch Park Maleny from 5pm. said the committee had been working non- • May 21-23: Mapleton Choir “Celtic Magic” stop since February to make this year’s show a concerts at Kureelpa Hall. May 21 at 6pm, reality, which was cancelled last year due to the Show jumping is back along with agricultural exhibits, side show alley and other crowd favourites. May 22 at 4pm, May 23 at 2.30pm. COVID-19 pandemic. • May 22: Belli Community Hall hosts a “As soon as our COVID Safe Plan was can be entered online and across two evenings communities which makes up the social fabric music night with a mix of genres. Tickets: approved in February we decided to go ahead we’ll have the monster trucks, KC’s fireworks, of our society and is a key goal of the Sunshine Eventbrite.com.au and search for “Belli with it to give all of our competitors a chance to plus novelty horse and car events.” Coast Community Strategy 2019-2041. Locals Launch Music Night”. compete in the things they haven’t been able to Sunshine Coast Council Community Port- • May 22: Garage Sale in aid of Medical Santo for such a long time,” Ms White said. folio Councillor David Law encouraged local • Tickets to the Maleny Show start from $5 for in Vanuatu. Sanctuary Park Church of Christ, “We see ourselves as a genuine community residents to show their support and pre-pur- children and $15 for adults. Parking on site will 22 National Park Rd in Nambour. service for many community groups to get chase tickets online. be very limited so visitors are encouraged to • May 28 & 29: Maleny Show, Maleny Show- involved in, such as Rotary, Lions, CWA, cricket “Sunshine Coast families are very fortunate make use of free shuttle buses from the Maleny grounds. Pre-purchase tickets at www. and tennis clubs, and people young and old to to have the opportunity to enjoy the Maleny Historical Village and Maleny High School run- malenyshowsociety.org.au have a wonderful time. Show this year and it will certainly be one not ning from 8am until late. Disabled parking is • May 29 & 30: London-based pianist Piers “This year all pavilion sections such as pho- to be missed,” Cr Law said. available on site. Info www.malenyshowsociety. Lane performs two concerts at Lucas Park- tography, woodwork and cooking categories “Connected communities turn into thriving org.au/2021-show lands, Montville. • May 29: Collectorama Fair Nambour Show- grounds Saturday. Millsy’s Pop-Up Restaurant looking for charity beneficiaries • June 11-13: Sunshine Coast Show, Nambour Showgrounds. IN 2014, Brett Mills came up with the idea of some of the smaller grassroots Charities’ here urday 16 October with the aim of making the • June 12 & 13: Gardening on the Edge, Maleny ‘Millsy’s Pop-Up Restaurant’ - a unique way for on the Sunshine Coast. Now the event is in its most of the simple pleasure of eating together Garden Club. 8am Maleny Show Grounds. he and his team at Ken Mills Toyota to support sixth year, and in that time we have been able while supporting those who need it most. • June 12 & 13: Maleny Singers present the Sunshine Coast Community. to give back over $300,000 to some very worthy That’s where Ken Mills Toyota needs you. Yeoman of the Guard at the Maleny Commu- For just one night a year, the Ken Mills Toyota local causes,” he said. “The last twelve months Are you a Sunshine Coast based registered nity Centre. staff transform their Maroochydore Service have been incredibly unique, and we know that charity or community organisation that would • June 19 & 20: Maleny Singers present workshop into a fine dining experience for 150 charities have suffered so we are asking them to like to partner with Ken Mills Toyota as one of Yeoman of the Guard, Community Centre. people. “Millsy’s Pop-Up Restaurant has a very please come forward and put in an application the event beneficiaries for 2021? • July 3 & 4: KnitFest Yarn & Fibre Festival special place in my heart,” said Dealer Principle, to be one of the beneficiaries this year.” • Applications close 31 May 2021 at midnight Maple Street, Maleny. 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The THE Belli Community Hall The Bluegrass guys, a cost is $5 for casuals for up to THE journey began in 1993 from all corners of Australia 9.30am-1.30pm at 22 National is excited to host a music Yandina market staple, are a month, after which we invite when Allen and Lyn Cox along would have travelled to Park Road. night with a mix of genres on playing for happy hour from you to become a member. For with their family from the Sun- Vanuatu to assist in buildings, “It’s just down the lane from Saturday May 22. The night 5.30pm. Local bread from Jer- enquiries about Pottery phone shine Coast volunteered to go care, maintenance and sup- the Op Shop is a large shed, will feature local act Anna & emiahs’ Crust with delicious or message Sandy on 0414 to Vanuatu for four months. port of this centre, but Covid full of trash and treasure,” said Jordan. The fun folk duo are soup will be served. Be pre- 643293, and for Multicrafts, Medical Santo was born 19 has put a stop to that. Jenny. “Volunteers from the launching their new single pared for other locally made where you can learn knitting, a number of years later and “We can’t go at the moment, church have been working “Change”. Accompanying them treats to be on offer! Please embroidery, and other crafts, continues to go from strength but a container of essential tirelessly now for weeks are Hello Jane, Jessey Jackson bring cash for the night, with a phone Marlaine on 5441 6852. to strength. items will be leaving Aus- collecting, sorting, arranging and the Bluegrass Guys. local produce table, and mer- The Medical Santo medical tralian shores in 2021, bound and pricing donated items. 2020 Triple J “Unearthed” chandise from the muso’s, and centre is in Luganville, on for Vanuatu,” said Jenny From jewellery to jugs, books star Hello Jane has written an bar in operation. National Seniors the island of Espirito Santo. Nixon volunteer co-ordinator to beds, kitchen items to cards album that is quintessential to The music night not only THE next monthly meeting Medical Santo partners in from Sanctuary Park Church and crafts, pillows to pot the area, describing her love aims to bring the community for National Seniors Buderim sustainable health solutions in of Christ. “We can assist plants, furniture to furry toys, of the countryside and small together for a night of won- Branch will be held at 9.30 am Northern Vanuatu. Recognised in freight costs by selling garden tools to gadgets and town community has spurred derful local talent. The Belli on Monday 24th May at the by the Vanuatu Government it unwanted /surplus items that everything in between. Our Op on a new live performance Community Hall is the only Buderim Bowls Club, Eliza- has developed an Australian we have in Australia, to make Shop will be open and drinks series titled ‘A Songwriter’s Hall in the region that is owned beth St., Buderim. support network through a difference in the lives of will be available to purchase.” Summer’. by the community, meaning The Guest speaker will be Pacific Island Health and Edu- people in Vanuatu. • Come along and wander Jessey Jackson has toured we have to raise funds to keep Denise Sauer and will talk cation Ltd (PIHEL). “We are working on the old the wonders of Shed 22 at 22 all over Australia, as her own our hall operational. about Dying will Dignity. 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Buskers for And all for a the Maleny great cause Show THE beheadings of two of THIS year, the Maleny Show Henry VIII’s six wives made the Society is inviting young Tower of London famous. Gil- buskers to attend the show and Hunters and collectors out bert & Sullivan’s comic opera entertain visitors with music. “The Yeomen of the Guard” “We are really keen to have adds a different dimension school age buskers join us on in force at Collectorama to its fame. Part comedy, part both days on the entertain- IT’S time to mark your cal- temporary and vintage works tragedy, with some wildly funny ment oval,” said Show Society endar for the next thrilling Col- very well. Or all vintage. scenes, and some beautiful Secretary, Lois White. lectorama Fair which will be “Some people go to great musical moments, it is perhaps “This is not open to the gen- held on Saturday May 29. The lengths to transpose a par- the most complex in the Gilbert eral public, just school aged Nambour Showgrounds will ticular era over their entire & Sullivan repertoire. kids only. be humming with the sound of lifestyle, accoutrements Maleny Singers have chosen “We felt it was a terrific hunters and collectors looking and vehicle. For instance the this production to open their opportunity for some of our for nectar! The thrill is in the 1950’s, Mid Century Modern, first post-COVID season, and exceptionally talented local chase, stalking bargains and or the 1930’s. Which is admi- have dedicated all profits from young people to perform in that ‘eureka’ moment when rable, looks fun. For many col- the show to support the Rural front of a large audience. you hit gold! lectors, it’s a life’s passion. Fire Service. Come along, be “On an average year, thou- “It’s a confluence of eras “The issue of recycling enthralled at the twists and sands of people come to at this giant fair,” said organ- and up-cycling is important turns in the plot, as much as by Maleny to enjoy our Show, so iser, Laurie Wall. “The vast because we are such consumer the magnificent music! Maleny what better way to showcase amount of carefully amassed creatures,” she said. “Thank Singers present “Yeomen of young talent?” stock, when so many dealers goodness for hunters and col- the Guard” at the Maleny Com- If you are interested in converge here, puts your lectors, otherwise there’d be munity Centre on 12, 13, 19 busking at the Show on either senses into overload. High even more stuff contributing and 20 June. Tickets www.try- Friday or Saturday, please con- end antiques rub shoulders to pollution. Vintage items are booking.com and search for tact Lois direct on 0457 999 with vintage, so all budgets preserved and loved, again “Yeomen of the Guard”. 082. are catered for and it’s one and again.” of those places which always Admission is $6 each, there’s yields a great find. food trucks and coffee vans, Save our little “The items you buy take on an ATM onsite, and no extra Art section exhibition replaces contest even more significance when charge for parking. Aussie mates you get them home, installed “The Nambour Show- THE Art Section of the always be greater and lesser atmosphere and to showcase into your world, admired, your grounds is weather friendly YOU can join Wilvos as a carer, always-exciting Sunshine persons than yourself’. the talent without the con- own rare treasure! and so easy to enjoy,” said transporter or hotline volun- Coast Show (Nambour Show- “Those are just some of the test. “And that’s the joy of the fair. Laurie. “Small stall sites are teer. Volunteers work from grounds, June 11-13), this year wise words contained within Further, Paul said the Exhi- Finding those one off pieces available this time, as we home, making a big difference will be an exhibition, not a the ‘Desiderata’, the actual bition would be opened at which bubble to the surface, are excited to be reopening for our little Aussie mates. competition. origin of which is somewhat 6.30pm on June 9, by a prom- so nab that bargain when you upstairs and there’s a brand Wilvos will also provide free “Art plays a vital role in obscure,” Paul said. inent surprise guest. see it! new elevator to make life educative talks to groups, the health and well-being of “Competition can be fun, “We hope that the Exhibi- “Vintage style interior deco- easy!” schools and retirement vil- society in general,” said art but for every ‘winner’, it tion will be a salute to the pas- rating is so cool and evidenced lages on the Coast. 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Tom & Laurie Wall email: [email protected] 0418 744 887 SunshineValleyGazette.com.au | May 12, 2021 News 13 Nambour Show gives insights into hinterland life FOR the past 12 months the Sunshine You can only bring a dog if it’s an Coast Agricultural Show committee assistance dog. The Wood chop is on has been quietly working behind the Friday and Saturday from 9.30am all scenes on one of the largest annual day. The Fireworks are at 8pm Friday events on the Coast. and Saturday and 7pm Sunday.” To be held from Friday to Sunday “Wood chopping is not only popular June 11-13 at Nambour Showgrounds at Nambour,” said wood chopper of the hard work is paying off with 45 years and former world champion organisers expecting crowds of axman Phil Campbell. “It’s popular 25,000 over three days. everywhere and in fact it’s the second “The Show is on track for a bumper largest attraction at Sydney Royal year,” said Sunshine Coast Agricul- Easter Show after the show bags.” tural Show Society President Rowan Nambour is part of the show cir- O’Hara. cuit that decides points for the year “Like any business, we have strug- towards the Queensland Champion gled on the back of a year of cancel- of Champions at the Brisbane Ekka. lations so we are hoping that the local This year showgoers will be able to community will get behind and give see current Standing Block World us the support we need in this, the Champion Mitchell Argent and Dou- Show’s 115th year. ble-Handed Sawing World Champion Apart from the obligatory ferris Jamie Head. wheel, fireworks, woodchopping, “It’s an important show to come competitions, animals, sideshow to,” said Phil. “It brings all the best alley and showbags some of the more blokes here. It’s also a great arena.” spectacular highlights at this year’s Penny agreed saying Nambour was event include Aussie FMX freestyle an attractive venue for the big guns. motorcross entertainment and the “If you have a good steward you will Eljay Freestyle Show featuring motor- tend to get a good field of competi- cycle, bicycle and comedy entertain- tors and we have a very good steward. ment. “People sit in the grandstand and they The Show will also play host this can watch the wood chop in comfort year to some of Australia’s best Show Chop, Chop! ... from left, Sunshine Coast Agricultural Show Society Office Manager Penny Daly, President Rowan and they can watch all the events in Jumpers as they work through final O’Hara, former World Champion axeman Phil Campbell and Volunteer Tamzin Green can’t wait for the Show to begin. the main ring.” preparations for a World Cup quali- fying event. what keeps them coming back is the little patrons and allow them to get Woombye’s Sunshine & Sons will “COVID Compliance is a major opportunity for families to get back up close with goats, alpacas, hold a be a highlight of our Show Cellar this consideration for us and we ask the in touch with nature, agriculture and chook. year with their unique Gin, Vodka and public to be patient,” said Rowan. to appreciate local offerings. “You can finish the day by finding a Rum and we also welcome Amrita “We have had to undertake some “It’s a chance to get out into the picnic spot on ‘The Green’ and watch Park Meadery with their super changes in the layout of the grounds fresh air and wander around taking the bright and exciting Fireworks as smooth nectar from local bees.” in order to handle our expected in the livestock, handcrafts, cookery you munch on something from our crowds. And we are committed to and arts in the pavilions past the diverse food court. Wood chopping, dogs and delivering those traditional and numerous stalls,” said Show Society “Our Showgrounds really are beau- fireworks unique Sunshine Coast Show experi- Office Manager Penny Daly. tiful. They’re lush and green and well The three most popular questions ences that the public and our exhib- “If we can have children learning set out. Here you can walk around Sunshine Coast Agricultural Show itors come back for year after year.” and being inspired by country life the main ring and take everything in Society Office Manager Penny Daly we’re doing well. We really try and — the flow is natural and lovely.” gets asked are “when is the wood Educating the little patrons blend the hinterland and the coast “This year we’ll also be catering chop on, can I bring my dog and what It may be the more spectacular because there’s a whole other side to for people with food allergies,” said time are the fireworks”. highlights that draw the crowds to the region that people don’t realise. Penny. “There will be a more diverse “The best answer is go to the web- the Sunshine Coast Agricultural “It’s really important to highlight range to cater for people with specific site,” laughed Penny. “But to save Show at Nambour Showgrounds. But the agricultural side and educate our needs such as gluten free.” people time I can answer now ... Phil Campbell in action. 14 Gazette backs the Daily’s High time for a safety upgrade drive for road safety inaction and growing safety issues, that voice is finally at notorious intersection being heard with the State Government announcing it stories by Sunshine Coast Daily will investigate traffic safety Reporter Natalie Wynne measures at several promi- nent intersections and look LOU Kellie still struggles to THE Sunxshine Valley at lowering the speed limit remember the details of the Gazette is proud to support in the main street. crash that landed her in hos- the Sunshine Coast Daily’s This is a case study in pital. The long-term Palm- community campaign, Pave determined and persis- woods resident was left with the Way for Palmwoods. tent reporting to support a a concussion, memory loss The campaign calls for community. The Gazette is and migraines as a result of urgent safety upgrades of proud to get behind the Dai- the horrific crash at the corner dangerous intersections in ly’s initiative. of Chevallum and Woombye the hinterland town. Our thanks to Daily Editor Palmwoods roads. Sparked by Palmwoods Nadja Fleet who suggested “I went a bit hazy, the doctor mum Jocelyn Anderson’s cooperating on this issue in at the hospital said I probably petition and thanks to the order to achieve a tangible suffered a concussion without relentless reporting of Daily outcome for the people of realising it,” she said. journalist Natalie Wynne, Palmwoods. “That’s why I’m missing Palmwoods businesses and — Cameron Outridge, patches of the memory of it.” residents have been given editor Sunshine Valley Ms Kellie was driving from a voice. After a decade of Gazette Nambour with her partner Grant and her 14-year-old daughter towards the rail Petition attracts 1200 signatures bridge intersection when the trio was hit by another car in PALMWOODS mother of two repeatedly sent requests to October 2020. Jocelyn Anderson is behind a clarify who was responsible The car was a write off. petition urging the State Gov- for the intersections to the “I hit the brakes but it was An aerial shot of the intersection. Photo Patrick Woods Sunshine Coast Daily. ernment to fix the intersection Sunshine Coast Council and too late,” Ms Kellie said. at Jubilee Drive, Chevallum new local member Robert Ms Kellie was out of work Road and Margaret Street. Skelton. for two months and took sev- The petition launched The two authorities repeat- eral attempts before she was What’s the problem and who can fix it? in March also called for edly “passed the buck” until able to cross the intersection upgrades of the intersection the Daily was able to clarify again in a car. Possible solutions: the Chevallum Road inter- ([email protected]. of Churchill and Dunning that any modifications to She and her family have • Reduce speed limit along section gov.au or 5451 7055) streets onto Palmwoods-Mont- Woombye-Palmwoods Road, since moved to Nanango. She Woombye Palmwoods and • Move the railway line • Main Roads Minister ville Road. Chevallum Road and Margaret urged authorities to fix the Palmwoods Montville roads and bridge to the new Mark Bailey (mark.bailey@ It has attracted about 1200 Street were under the control intersection before someone on approach to Palmwoods alignment to redesign the ministerial.qld.gov.au or signatures on change.org.au. of the Main Roads and Trans- was killed. • Introduce traffic calming intersection with lights or a 3719 7300) But Ms Anderson said recently port Department. “Something needs to be devices on Margaret Street roundabout • Nicklin MP Robert pleas for safety upgrades had The council only controls done before someone is killed • Install permanent pedes- Skelton (robert.skelton@ “fallen on deaf ears”. the side streets - Jubilee Drive, there,” she said. trian crossings and number Who can fix it: parliament.qld.gov.au or “Unfortunately, I really Churchill Street and Dunning “Traffic has worsened con- recognition cameras on • Transport and Main phone 5406 4100) seriously believe it will take Street. siderably. Margaret Street Roads North Coast regional a fatality before they actually “It’s mind boggling, no one • Install further mirrors at director Scott Whitaker decide that it’s terrible,” she wants to take ownership,” Ms said. The 38-year-old has Anderson said. 15 State to investigate solutions Funding war runs safety off stories by Sunshine Coast Daily the tracks in Palmwoods Reporter Natalie Wynne A war of words has erupted to the state and said ‘we would over the notorious rail bridge pay for half the cost and Pre- THE State Government has junction in Palmwoods with the mier Annastacia Palaszczuk begun to investigate short- federal and state governments said that’s not enough we want term solutions to solve Palm- butting heads over funding you to pay more’. woods traffic woes. needed to fix the intersection. “Despite us not having obli- Member for Nicklin Rob Calls for the upgrade of the gation to pay anything.” Skelton met with Department Chevallum Road, Jubilee Drive, Transport and Main Roads of Transport and Main Roads Margaret Street and Woombye Minister Mark Bailey said north coast regional director Palmwoods Road intersection the Federal Government was Scott Whitaker and several of have been growing as the com- aware of how important the his staff last month to discuss munity banded together to rail line duplication was for potential solutions to the long- demand urgent safety works the Sunshine Coast. standing issues plaguing the in the hinterland town. “I’ve raised the need to growing area. Nicklin MP Robert Skelton secure a long term funding It comes after the Sunshine told the Sunshine Coast Daily commitment for the next Coast Daily launched the the intersection at Chevallum stage of works with the Deputy Pave the way for Palmwoods Road and Woombye Palm- Prime Minister,” he said. campaign to fight for safety woods Road was somewhat “Andrew Wallace can stop upgrades in the Hinterland of a “sticky wicket” with any playing petty politics and town. safety upgrades reliant on the start playing a positive part Mr Skelton who has lived in North Coast rail duplication. by knocking on doors in Can- Palmwoods for two months “It would be nice if we could berra and hitting the phones said he understood the com- get an agreement from the Fed- to convince his own LNP col- munity’s fears. eral Government with the rail leagues down there not to The new MP has been busy duplication because they could forget the Sunshine Coast.” travelling the roads of his new The rail bridge intersection in Palmwoods. It needs major work but who’s going to pay? work concurrently,” he said. Mr Wallace says the next electorate and speaking to res- Federal Member for Fisher stage of the rail duplication idents to get to know the area “As a (former) emergency towards the North Coast rail state would be crippled.” Andrew Wallace has hit back, was not even on the table yet. better since he was elected last service person I think that’s duplication with the state con- Mr Skelton said a rounda- squarely labelling the issue as “The Beerwah to Nambour October. ridiculous and I don’t like it. tributing $160 million. bout meant trucks would have the state government’s alone. (stage) is the most expensive “It (change) needs to “That’s what makes those A stalemate has been run- to reroute and lights would The Federal Government stage,” he said. “They can’t happen, it’s been a long time,” adjoining roads dangerous to ning for more than two years mean traffic would be banked has pledged $390 million talk about us not coming to he said. come out of.” about which level of gov- up during peak hours towards the North Coast rail the party as an excuse for that Mr Skelton agrees with sug- Transport and Main Roads ernment should pay for the “For every solution we’re duplication with the state con- intersection being a debacle gestions from residents that Minister Mark Bailey and the remaining $230 million. pondering there seems to be tributing $160 million. when they haven’t even an increase in development Department of Transport and He said any sort of upgrades something else arising,” he A stalemate has been run- approached us with a plan. Do had seen extra strain placed Main Roads director-general would rely on the duplication said. ning for more than two years they want us to design the pro- on the road network, some- Neil Scales have been briefed of the rail line. Mr Skelton said the Gov- about which level of gov- ject as well as pay for it.” thing he’s not too keen on. on the town’s concerns during “It would be nice if we could ernment was looking at short- ernment should pay for the Mr Wallace has lived in “The roads are similar to a meeting with Mr Skelton at get an agreement from the term solutions in the mean- remaining $230 million. nearby hinterland town Eudlo what they’ve always had but Parliament House last week. Federal Government with the time, including lowering the “It’s important to note that for 12 years and said he knew you’ve now got pressure of Mr Skelton acknowledged rail duplication because they speed limit, introducing speed the federal government had no the intersections in Palm- thousands more people,” he the rail bridge intersection could work concurrently,” he bumps and installing pedes- obligation to put any money woods well. said. at Chevallum and Woombye said. trian crossings. towards the duplication,” Mr He said he had seen the “Personally I have a bit of Palmwoods roads was a ”sticky “You can’t really do anything The Department of Trans- Wallace said. “The original Chevallum Road intersection a problem with some of the wicket”. to that bridge because it is the port and Main Roads will cost of duplicating line from become “more and more dan- developments because they’re The Federal Government main north/south (line) and it present a brief to Minister Beerburrum to Landsborough gerous”. “What has to happen one way in and one way out. has pledged $390 million would be out for weeks and the Mark Bailey in due course. was $780 million and we went before the state fixes it.” Top cop urges drivers to slow down, stop and obey traffic rules

DRIVERS ignoring a stop sign Woombye Palmwoods Road unit sit at the offending inter- town’s main street as well as a The officer says it’s not just at a dangerous intersection in and Jubilee Drive intersec- sections and ‘write one (ticket) reduced speed limit. residents who have experi- Palmwoods have been warned tions should not be ignored. after the other’. But the rail bridge inter- enced near misses in the area. against their behaviour by He said cars turning left With the town’s population section at Chevallum Road, “I nearly had a crash in the town’s top cop after it was from those streets feel like growing exponentially and Jubilee Drive and Woombye my own car there (recently) revealed 200 infringements they have good enough vision more development in the pipe- Palmwoods Road remains a coming out of Main Street had been issued in the area in of oncoming cars to the right, line, the Sergeant is worried main concern with no solution turning right onto Margaret the past year. therefore ignoring road rules about the impacts on traffic. on the horizon. Street opposite the shops,” Ser- A total of 126 speeding as they pass the stop signs. “It (Palmwoods) might have “I’ve been told that nothing geant Crowley said. offences were detected by “More often than not been a good design 50 years significant is going to happen “A car has pulled out of a car officers stationed in the Palm- that’s the crashes that we get ago but it’s not good today,” he with those intersections until park, saw a break in the traffic woods Queensland Police Ser- reported because they haven’t said. the rail duplication is sorted,” but didn’t take into account me vice division from January 1 to stopped - they’ve looked but “It’s really a poor design for Sergeant Crowley said. coming out of Main Street and December 31, in 2020. actually haven’t seen,” Ser- the amount of traffic that we “Who knows when that’s just pulled straight out - that Seventeen moving traffic geant Crowley said. see, there’s a lot of potential going to happen, how long is a just happens all the time. offences were noted, 12 unreg- “If you’re turning right from for crashes. piece of string? “It’s a 50 km/h limit through istered offences, eight drink either of those stop signs (and) “With the rate of growth in “I’ve been here for 10 years the middle of town here, real- driving and five disobey road if you haven’t stopped then the town it’s just creating a lot and I was told that in year one. istically if you’re doing 50 Sergeant Kevin Crowley ... “if signage. you’re just not driving well. more problems.” “I’ve been hearing it for ten km/h around that bend you’re you’re doing 50 km/h around Sergeant Kevin Crowley “You need to stop.” He’s hoping the State Gov- years now and I expect I’ll be going far too quickly and that’s that bend you’re going far too warned that the stop signs Sergeant Crowley said the ernment will act and install hearing it again the whole at almost any time of day.” quickly and that’s at almost at the Chevallum Road, Sunshine Coast road policing traffic calming through the time before I finish.” any time of day.” Worm Juice is Loaded with Beneﬁcial Bacteria Our Organic Supercharged Worm Juice. “THIS IS THE ULTIMATE ORGANIC PLANT FOOD” Is loaded with millions of microbes which carry all the minerals and other trace elements in balance that plants need to grow strong and healthy. This also assists with pest and disease resistance. Let your plants experience the diﬀerence! REDUCE We like to repurpose old containers, so please bring some to the farm on your next visit POLYCULTURE Contact Scott or Haidee - 0418 750 070 REPURPOSE Call in to the farm at our new location: 98 Connection Road Glenview Cultivating Healthy People Plants & Animals or order online RECYCLE www.polyculture.com.au Montville Thanks for loving local and supporting small business

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Candy Addictions has returned ment, Montville’s iconic eatery and tion not to miss. paid a visit to Fudgyboombahs, the to Montville. Come and see the team microbrewery is the perfect stage for Nestled in the Sunshine Coast Hin- Home of Montville Fudge! There Montville Café, Bar & Grill create delicious candies. Wholesale your next party or event. Everything terland, our tearoom & café, interiors, are dozens of new fudge recipes Main Street, Montville orders welcome. is made onsite, from beef sausages, gift and beauty store overlook the and most new ideas come from Montville Café, Bar & Grill at the breads, stock, sauces and even the beautiful Kondalilla Falls Valley. It is Fudgyboombahs customers. So eat up top end of town provides great food Secrets on the Lake jams and chutneys that are served the perfect location to relax, sit alone, fudge fans! Open 7 days a week, right and a fantastic atmosphere. It’s the 207 Narrows Road, Montville with scones. Come in and see what or share with others. in the heart of the Main Street. perfect place to meet with friends. Secrets on the Lake is a peaceful we have to offer! Montville

Photos MONTVILLE ACCOMMODATION Courtesy Misty View Overlooking a large, natural Cottages Altitude on Montville walkway. 94-96 Main Street, Montville Altitude on Montville is Come stay a while Spicers Clovelly Estate a unique development THERE are many facets in-cottage massage. 68 Balmoral Road, Montville Set comprising luxury studio to Montville’ allure and Enjoy unhurried, inti- in the rainforest adjoining suites, two bedroom and success as a tourism desti- mate comfort. Sparkling the beautiful Kondalilla three bedroom apartments nation. Foremost amongst streams running past Falls National Park, our two with a stunningly picturesque these is a superb array of private decks. Epic views to boutique style luxury cottages hinterland backdrop. top-ranked boutique accom- lake, valley and coast. offer a rare opportunity to Celebrity Chef, Matt Golinski modations. Some new and Relish fabulous break- relax and unwind in peace is providing the inspiration for modern. Others in magnifi- fast produce. Sample local and tranquillity on nature’s the restaurant, bar and func- cent heritage timber. cheeses, wines and artisan doorstep. tion mezzanine which is the Luxuriate in a soothing made treats. centre point for the innovative spa bath. Sip warming Port But, most of all, expe- The Avenue Montville building design. Our restau- by the romance of your rience Montville’s fabled 313 Western Avenue, Montville rant is now open for Breakfast, crackling hardwood fire. accommodation service. The Avenue offers guests Steeped in truly Lunch and Dinner. Please see Relax with an indulgent It’s the finest in Australia. a luxury experience in a our opening hours for more spacious, self-contained information. Coast Hinterland. A place for cottage close to Montville Mitta Glen Guesthouse Village. accommodating the heart to relax, revive & 449 Flaxton Drive, Flaxton Clouds Eco Resort recharge. 166 Balmoral Road, Montville Privately owned home with 3 The Country House at newly refurbished guest suites. Clouds Montville Cottages 813 Huncy Road Lovestone Cottages, The property is set high on the Hunchy traditions and Serviced Apartments are Special: stay for 3, Pay for 2 Montville Range in the Sunshine Coast ISTORICALLY, Mont- inspired by a European ‘Alps’ set on five acres of beautiful 318 Western Avenue, Montville, and enjoy a Staycation in True ville became popular aesthetic (consonant with parklands overlooking Hinterland right next to the Qld, 4560 Three luxury 5 Star Luxury. The Country as a resort for the mountain villages). Queensland’s Sunshine Coast! iconic Barn Café, the original cottages with stunning views House at Hunchy is a modern Hconvalescent and tourists. Our cottages and services working barn for the pineapple You will find a pleasant of Lake Baroon and rainforest Queenslander designed to The Blackall Range was pro- blend of Tudor, Irish and apartments are located in the plantation. escarpment. Wood fireplace, accommodate 2 couples in moted as ‘Queensland’s Blue English cottages of log or heart of the Sunshine Coast jet spas, outdoor balcony Mapleton Falls 2 spacious King Spa Suites. 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The village remains popular Pottery in the mid-60s and the available. boutique style luxury cottages The Falls Montville with tourists seeking a moun- De Lisle Gallery in the 70s. offer a rare opportunity to 20 Kondalilla Falls Rd, Montville tain retreat and the design Montville has a true village Kondalilla Eco Resort relax and unwind in peace Montville Country 61 Kondalilla Falls Road Flaxton Nestled near rainforest and of many of the buildings charm offering every reason and tranquillity on nature’s Cabins adjacent to lush, rolling hills, constructed in the second half for locals and visitors to shop Beautifully nestled among 20 doorstep. 396 Western Avenue, Montville acres of abundant Sunshine our accommodation is private, of the twentieth century was here. Set amongst lush gardens secluded and an idyllic retreat and picturesque backdrops, for those seeking relaxation it is the perfect location for a in luxury surrounds. Your romantic getaway. Our fully own cosy cottage to share and self-contained cabins have enjoy! crackling wood fires, double The perfect couples getaway spas and private balconies. The Spotted Chook Montville Country Cabins 176 Western Avenue, Montville is also home to The Barn, a 07 5442 9242 The Spotted delightful function venue. Chook & Amelie’s is a MISTY VIEW COTTAGES OFFERS PREMIER LUXURY ACCOMMODATION Ask us about our affordable charming, character filled Wedding Packages! guest house and venue. WITH UNSURPASSED VIEWS OF LAKE BAROON. We offer small boutique Montville Mountain Inn weddings with delightful 118 Main Street, Montville The gorgeous cottages offer exclusivity, privacy, luxury and, of course, the unique accommodation options. We Tudor style architecturally cater for weddings up to 50 vistas from each of our secluded cottages. Misty View's classy deco cottage suites are designed, the Montville with accommodation for 9 Mountain Inn Resort is a couple or up to 20 persons the pride of Monville as the premier couples retreat destination on the hinterland. 26 suite motel style resort sharing the guest house, featuring the Montville Café Amelie’s and Montville house Bar & Grill right next door, salt on the hill. water swimming pool, full size wind protected tennis court, Treetops Seaview barbecue area, all set amongst our lush sub-tropical gardens, Montville which are surrounded by 130 Main Street, Montville 1800 ageless rainforest. 707 450 Individual cabins for couples for short-term holiday Narrows Escape stays. Treetops Seaview takes Rainforest Retreat you back to the beautiful landscape of Montville. 78 Narrows Road Montville Six exclusive villas, secluded in the Our cosy rooms give you a pristine rainforest on the edge respite from the hustle and of Kondalilla National Park. bustle of the urbanscapes. 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Excellent value or conference. www.qccc.org. for groups and families. au/discover-mapleton SunshineValleyGazette.com.au | May 12, 2021 Business News 19 ‘Good relationships the key to business’ REAL Estate is a different world from retail, but for Woombye agent, David Gaskin, there are many par- allels. “Our family owned the Woombye newsagency for many years from 1984 and we had a chain of 50 newsagen- cies down the East coast,” David said. “As anyone in retail knows, relationships with customers and devel- oping the ability to deal with people from all walks of life is so important. The same applies to the real estate industry. Perhaps even more so, because selling the family home can be a deeply emotional process for many people. Adaptability and patience are prerequisites in both industries, that’s for Luke O’Keefe started at the club 16 years ago as a 14-year-old apprentice greenkeeper and today, sure.” he is the Bar Manager. After spending many years working in the newsagency business with his family, David felt it was time to come Luke works way up to manage home to Woombye. “I have always loved this place and wanted my two kids bar at Mooloolah Country Club to experience life here,” David said. “I knew that coming LIKE many businesses in the ager. His entire family are residents are also discov- into Real Estate it would be hospitality industry, last year wonderful supporters of our ering the Club and it is being competitive and that it can was a tough one for the Mool- Club.” more frequently patronized take a while to get established. oolah Valley Country Club. In keeping with the theme by people from all around Certainly, the huge interest David Gaskin of Century 21 Living Local. Phone 0405 258 765. “Although we took the of family and community, the the Coast. “We are finding in property in this area has period of closure as an oppor- Club is well placed to host that people from Aura, Little probably taken everyone a bit that my clients might never have to sell their home to tunity to repaint and install regular events that patrons Mountain, Caloundra and by surprise. But then, it is an even know about so that they move away or into retirement a new kitchen, we are really have come to love. Maroochydore are coming to incredibly beautiful place to have the best experience. or high care accommodation just starting to make up for “We are fortunate that our experience our Club because live.” The enjoyment my clients and it is incredibly difficult lost time,” said owner, Marc Club has the parking, space it is basically a short drive and David has spent the past get when they take over a and emotional for them. Real Poulus. “We are incredibly and capacity to have up to a particularly family friendly four years in real estate and property is such a buzz. I will Estate agents are not always grateful for our close and loyal 376 people here without an venue,” Marc said. “It has a in that time has become one never forget the time I met a held in the highest regard community here at Moolo- extended permit,” Marc said. very different, country vibe of the most trusted agents in buyer at their new home for and I like to humanize what is olah Valley. They have been “This means we can have to Clubs and dining venues the region. In 2020, he was settlement and while the for- otherwise a challenging expe- extremely supportive.” functions and weddings, live on the Coast and people are recognised with a Century 21 malities were taking place, I rience for them. I guess I treat The loyalty factor certainly music on the 3rd weekend really enjoying it.” Masters Sales award. could hear their kids jumping people the way I would like to cuts both ways and the Club of every month and Jackpot “I think people love to “I have always been in the pool. They couldn’t wait be treated. You can’t go too far employs locals as a priority, Bowls every Friday afternoon. come together in this relaxed someone who goes the extra to go for a swim. wrong if you operate that way, and uses local suppliers for People love the bowls because place where the kids can mile, so I am very conscious “Sometimes I deal with in my experience.” their meat and fresh produce. they have the opportunity run around and safely play, of making personal touches people who unexpectedly “This is important to us and to win $1,000. In the past we and people can connect with we are pretty chuffed that we have hosted car shows, family family and friends or commu- have very recently appointed fun days and we also have Pig nity, and in some cases, help local, Luke O’Keefe as our Races, which raise money to raise money for worthy Bar Manager. Sixteen years for EndED. This year the Pig causes. It’s a great spot to be.” ago he started as a 14 year old Races will be held on the 8th • Mooloolah Valley Country apprentice greenkeeper, and of May.” Club 129 Connection Rd, Glen- today, he is our Bar Man- It seems that now Coast view, Phone 5494 5973. NANATIONAL CROSSWORD 13 13 X X 13 13 ReleaseRelease No. No. 10012 10012 NANAT140T140 GRIDGRID 10 Are you struggling with gut issues? Colon Hydrotherapy may help AFTER working as an Anaes- people on the recommenda- 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 thetic Technician in theatres tion of their gastroenterolo- 77 8 8 9 9 around Brisbane for many gist, prior to a colonoscopy. 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IN the 1980s, home garden competitions were very popular in Nambour. The colourful Heaton garden was always a popular entrant and often winner. Today the corner is the location of part of the Salvation Army complex – a far cry from the Salvation Army Nambour Barracks built in Mitchell Street in 1896 when it was reported in the War Cry: “The Barracks just opened has been built for us by the Mitchell Bros. of Nambour Saw Mills, and leased to the Army at a very reasonable rental.” Moment Sunshine Coast artist Alison Mooney works on the Nambour The Salvation Army com- in Time Forecourt mural. plex is on the corner of Maud and Sydney Street. The Nambour home and garden of Frank and Edna Heaton in 1988. A bright new look for Boat Club to hold open day Nambour forecourt THE Sunshine Coast Model Anthony Dipple. SUNSHINE Coast Council Last people to relax, have fun and Boat Club is holding a Navel The club was established in month gave the forecourt in socialise,” Cr Law said. and Armed Forces D Day cele- 1998 and meet every Sunday front of council’s Eddie De “Over the next two months, bration on Sunday June 6. morning at the USC lake since Vere building a revamp to council will transform the The special event will be 2003. encourage activity and bring forecourt by introducing more held at their meeting place at “It is a relaxing morning to life to the important public shade, art and infrastructure the University of the Sunshine many who come down for a space. to create a more user-friendly Coast Lake. chat, a sail and to share ideas Division 10 and Community space.” “We invite anyone from the for that next build. Portfolio Councillor David The community started public to come down and have “The club is always looking Law said the revamp would to see a mural come to life a look at the models on the for keen new members to provide shade and seating for from Wednesday 28 April. water and static display and join, learn and share the skills people who accessed Nam- Inspired by a ‘Golden Ratio have a chat to the enthusiastic of model boat building and bour Library and council’s cus- Rainforest’ the aim is to guide band of model builders, both sailing.” tomer service centre. the eye from the Nambour ladies and men, who love to • For more information and “We want to create a space Library around to the council tell the history about their directions go to www.scmbc. that provides opportunities for building. boats,” said spokesperson org.au. Pic: Anthony Dipple Crossword Solution

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255 Corks Pocket Road, Reesville 4 2 2

Peace and tranquillity greet you as you arrive home to 255 Corks Pocket Rd, the young members of the family have not been forgotten with terraced grassed For Sale $760,000 Reesville. This 28-year-old home, built and owned by a local Maleny builder, areas ready for the trampoline and swings! The outside space is just begging Inspect By Appointment Only sits beautifully in the natural bush setting on just over 1 acre and only 10 mins to be planted with fruit, vegetables, herbs and natives and the positions for a Rodney Millett to the heart of Maleny. The home is perfect for your peaceful bush retreat and chicken coop are endless. 0477 702 073 [email protected]

1657 Maleny Kenilworth Road, Conondale 4 2 3 1593 Maleny Kenilworth Road, Conondale 3 2 2

This lovingly built home is just 15 years young and is looking for a new For Sale Nestled in ever-growing Conondale, just 18 minutes from the township For Sale family to enjoy all its special features. Perfectly positioned to enjoy the $725,000 of Maleny, and just 20 minutes to Kenilworth, is this low-set brick home Genuine Offers Considered rural views and the northern winter sun, this home has been designed with separate studio shed. Solidly built and well maintained, there is to truly enjoy the outdoors. With a large wraparound verandah and Inspect opportunity here to add your personal touches. Offering a delightful Inspect By Appointment Only By Appointment Only landscaped gardens, there is always a place to enjoy a quiet morning northerly rural aspect; a property of this calibre does not come along coffee or a cool drink in the evenings. The home is perfect for both Rodney Millett often. With a mostly flat acre and a half, even the rowdiest members of Rodney Millett growing families and couples, and absolutely everything has been 0477 702 073 the family will have space to run. There are some established gardens; 0477 702 073 thought of throughout the design and build. [email protected] but plenty of room to start planting now and build your sustainable life. [email protected]

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121 Gardners Lane, North Maleny 3 3 4 Unit 13/12 Fig Street, Maleny 3 1 1

Gardners Lane in North Maleny is the highly desirable location for this Under Contract This beautifully presented unit is within walking distance to the main Under Contract family home. Situated on a 4000m2 block, this home is ready for its street of Maleny and all its amenities, cafes, restaurants and shopping. new owners to capitalise on location and make this home their own. By Principal Lovingly owned and maintained by the same owner for the past eleven By Principal With the established gardens, vegetable patch and Chicken run; this Rodney Millett years; this unit is located in a secure and quiet complex that is highly Rodney Millett home is perfect for the family to grow your own produce and maybe sought-after. even a little extra for a farm gate store.

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OCATED in a quiet street, walking distance to the new Good Samaritan Catholic Col- Llege, beautiful parks, lakes, walking tracks and local restaurants/café with children’s playground. This home (still under builders’ warranty) is beautifully presented and features 4 generous sized bedrooms, separate living area for the kids/ media room and an outdoor alfresco. The recent addition of a 2nd outdoor area ensures there’s plenty of room to entertain. The home features high ceilings Megan joins the throughout, open plan living and best RE/MAX team of all there is nothing to do but move in and enjoy. RE/MAX Nambour last week wel- The kitchen is light and bright and comed Megan Manly to the team. features modern appliances and stone Megan has joined Team Richard benchtops. Krausz, also pictured, to list and There is ample room for a swim- sell properties and help clients ming pool. The corner lot has double achieve outstanding results. the normal street frontage, ideal for Megan brings a wealth of expe- tradies or those who have a boat, rience to the RE/MAX team with a trailer, or caravan. strong background in hospitality Other features include air condi- and finance, as well as founding tioning, genuine Crimsafe security, and operating her own direct and a 21 panel, 6.5 kilowatt Australian sales business. “I’ve always been made solar system. passionate about property, buying, 15 minutes’ drive to Mudjimba selling, renovating and styling,” beach and Maroochydore airport. said Megan. “The property market Less than 5 minutes to the Bli Bli affects everyone – we all need shopping centre and golf course. somewhere to live, whether as a If you are an investor, the owners tenant or an owner, and having are prepared to rent back for an the opportunity to help connect agreed period of time. people with their perfect prop- • Contact Steve Perry, Remax Nam- erty makes this the most exciting bour 0418 711 955 industry to be a part of.”

Property Sales Rural views from the deck Agent’s Choice 1657 Maleny Kenilworth Road, Conondale $725,000

HIS lovingly built home is just 15 years young and is looking for a new family to enjoy all its special features. TPerfectly positioned to enjoy the rural views and the northern winter sun, this home has been designed to truly enjoy the outdoors. With a large wraparound verandah and landscaped gardens, there is always a place to enjoy a quiet morning coffee or a cool drink in the evenings. The home is perfect for both growing families and couples, and absolutely everything has been thought of throughout the design and build. From the solid home construction to take in the view, the 8.2Kw solar system, 3 phase power, large shed and carport, vegie patch, chicken coop and landscaped gardens, this home is ready to be lived in! • Contact Sales Agent Rodney Millett on Enjoy the northern winter sun from the 0477 702 073 [email protected] wraparound deck. SunshineValleyGazette.com.au | May 12, 2021 Real Estate 23 Do you deserve a better property manager?

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Tom was the son of “Basically, on ANZAC Day, we well known Maleny pioneer, the encourage community groups and TREES & STUMPS Oxford educated William Hammond individuals to lay a book tribute REMOVED Lillingstone who built the school instead of wreath at the Cenotaph. The HOUSE & SHED on land he selected in 1887 and was organization or individual arranges SITES school master for 22 years. for a tribute to be inscribed in the UNDERGROWTH Tom refused to fire a weapon and front cover eg “Donated to Maleny & LANTANA served instead on the frontlines as High School by Rotary Club of Maleny, Jill Lillingstone, second from left, presented CLEARED a medic. “I have letters from Tom’s ANZAC Day 2021”. The books are “Fighting on the Home Front, The Legacy of Women FARM ROADS war mates at the time of his death, wrapped and the name of the recip- in WW1” to Maleny High at the Cenotaph. and army documents,” Jill said. HORSE ARENAS ient written on the wrapping to ensure Below: Tom Lillingstone. “There’s a postcard from his pocket, books go to the intended recipient AND MUCH MORE! singed by the shell that killed him. without unwrapping,” he said. “The STEEP SLOPES OK I even have the dinner fork he used books can be directed to any organiza- in the trenches. Tom was one of tion (school, hospital, nursing home) JOHN : thousands of Australians who died that requires them and are usually 0455 916 231 overseas at this time and throughout organized beforehand to ensure the my life I’ve worked to ensure accu- recipient knows they are coming, are rate details are gathered, retained appropriate and not duplicated”. and passed on. Information is from On Wednesday 21st April Jill Woodchip / Forest Mulch family records and national archives, Lillingstone presented “Fighting all serving to preserve this important on the Home Front, The Legacy of $22 per cubic metre + GST part of history.” Women in WW1” to Maleny High (8 cubic metres minimum delivery) Jill is promoting an initiative to at the Cenotaph. The book’s Author, present books to schools, perhaps Kate Adie OBE, former BBC’s chief 54 459921 or 0412 586 131 in lieu of laying a wreath at mon- news correspondent, reported from uments, to remember our fallen war zones around the world. “While We also provide complete tree soldiers. Maleny has garnered whole streets of men disappeared to interstate interest in the initiative fight, women at home were counted services including pruning, and while not unique to Maleny on as never before or there would removals & consultancy other RSL’s have requested details, be no victory. Princesses to par- including Melbourne. lour maids stepped away from their “Tom is remembered on Maleny’s formal roles to take on the needs of RSL WW1 Honour Board, and in the the country,” Ms Adie said. Jill feels “Walk of Remembrance”. Given his that today’s youth is largely unaware LOCALLY GROWN TURF strong interest in education, it’s fit- of how Australia’s everyday life was FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED ting that 104 years on, he can still affected by wars when, despite grief help contribute to children’s learning and hardship, women had to not • Low Maintenance • Shade Hardy in this way. “This does not have to only carry on but do men’s work too, • Hard Wearing • Suits all Budgets replace traditional Cenotaph remem- ploughing fields, mending fences, • Drought & Salt • Pick up, delivered brances, and will not suit everyone, and in industry. 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On Friday 14 May from 11am-2pm in Local families will be able to enjoy an after- The recent case of community transmission The Sunshine Coast Mass Transit Project has Mapleton and Tuesday 15 June from 9am-noon noon picnic while little legs run wild at Porters in NSW highlights the fact we all still need to be been in the news last week, mostly for all the at Yandina I will be holding free tree days and Farm Park in Maleny. I am happy to advise that vigilant when it comes to our personal hygiene wrong reasons. also Councillor drop-in sessions. Come down the installation of two new picnic tables and and social distancing. Public consultation has opened and you have and grab some seedlings and shrubs and you’re chairs have been completed after we replaced I ask everyone to play their part in ensuring until June 22 to ‘have your say.’ also welcome to provide myself with any council the existing settings. Great work and many the health and safety of one another. Just Google (or Duck Duck Go) Sunshine Coast feedback. Please see my Facebook page for full thanks to all involved. Maintaining the recommended 1.5m between Mass Transit Project - Sunshine Coast Council. details closer to the day. Sealed and delivered yourself and others is an essential part of this. I congratulate the Sunshine Coast Council Have you driven along Kings Road in Moolo- Additionally, keeping good personal hygiene is (SCC) for taking on the State Government’s All aboard for tram open day olah Valley recently? It’s got a fresh smooth feel a must. transport responsibility and initiating the plans. It’s time to pack your bags and head to the after the recent reseal works completed. Thank Wash your hands with soap regularly and try Someone’s got to do it. community open day of the Nambour Tramway you for your patience while we delivered this to steer clear from touching your face, shaking It should be noted the Council’s Mass Transit Terminus this Friday 14 May from noon-3.30pm fantastic improvement for all road users. hands or giving hugs. ‘strategic’ plan incorporates upgrading the at 28 Mill St, Nambour. I’ve been fortunate to We need to take all advice seriously and look heavy rail line from Beerwah to Nambour, tour the facility many times, and each time I Road closure delays after the vulnerable in our community. adding a heavy rail line from Beerwah to have been thoroughly impressed with the con- Keeping with roads, the improvement works If you have been to any of the exposure sites Maroochydore (via the CAMCOS corridor), temporary design. Now’s your chance to check on Tunnel Ridge Road have been progressing listed by NSW health or have any symptoms at includes an improved high frequency bus net- it out for yourself. within stage 1, however works are behind all, call 13 HEALTH (13 43 25 84) to book in and work to other key destinations such as the Innovations like this are critical to supporting schedule due to unsuitable clay site conditions get tested. hinterland, and notes an improved network of our local economy and proof of what can be and the recent wet weather. The construction feeder buses, park’n’rides and active transport achieved when a passionate group of locals crews have minimised these impacts as much Cooroy Adventure Playground connections. commits to contributing to Nambour’s future as possible by bringing forward and completing Last week I joined Noosa Mayor Clare Stewart I just hope that they’re aware that the state viability, supported by council and the Austra- works that were planned for stage 2. The tem- and Councillors Tom Wegener and Karen Finzel will require their pound of fiscal flesh, as seen lian Government. porary road closure will be in place until 4 June, to turn the sod on the new all-abilities Adven- with the light-rail funding for the Gold Coast weather and site conditions permitting. I apolo- ture Playground in Cooroy. (GC). Good luck Ryan! gise for the inconvenience the extended closure The $4 million project, jointly funded by the The third stage of GC light rail comprises a Did you know we have our very own Olym- may cause and appreciate your patience. Queensland Government and Noosa Council, federal commitment of $395.6 million, a state pian right here in Division 10? Ryan Tyack, of will include a double flying fox, climbing tower commitment of around $548.5 million and a Mapleton, is a Rio Bronze medallist and the Maleny Show day and slide, and a replicated creek water play Local Government commitment of $91.5 mil- archer is preparing to jet off to the Tokyo Olym- You’ll need to pop this one in the diary, Friday area. lion. pics in a matter of weeks. Good luck Ryan, the 28 May, is the Maleny Annual Show public hol- The design will complement the existing nat- whole of the Sunshine Coast and Australia will iday for residents in the southern end of our ural beauty of the Cooroy creek site to be an be cheering you on in your quest for gold. region. Enjoy two days, Friday and Saturday inclusive community space, with extra parking It will cost over $1 billion for 6.7km of 28-29 May of the Hinterland’s premier Agricul- and an amenities block included with the new track. That’s almost $150 million Nambour mural tural Show which has been running for almost overall project. per kilometre. Have you noticed vibrant new colours starting 100 years. to appear out the front of the Nambour library Restoring Hope Parkinson’s Therapy and council building? Talented Sunshine Coast Have your say on the Sunshine Coast’s I had the pleasure of visiting Restoring Hope It will cost over $1 billion for 6.7km of new artist Alison Mooney is creating a mural and will public transport future Parkinson’s Therapy in Burnside last week to track. That’s almost $150 million per kilometre. be connecting the space to nature with abstract Your feedback will help us decide on the best see the sign I helped sponsor. This is where one of my main concerns lie, compositions of native flora including the town public transport options for our region. The charity provides evidence-based speech the severe cost of the infrastructure per km and namesake, the Namba Tree, also known as the We know we need sustainable and efficient therapy programs to address the motor speech its record of construction cost explosions – as bottle brush (Callistemon Viminal). options that can move us around quickly as deficits associated with Parkinson’s. occurred in Sydney and on the Gold Coast. Council will transform the forecourt over our population grows and protect our local life- They are currently auctioning some magnif- The SC Mass Transit report has sparked polit- coming weeks by introducing more shade, style and environment too. We are considering icent handmade teddy bears over the next few ical controversy and ‘not in my back-yard’ angst. art and infrastructure to create a more user- a range of options, and we want to know your weeks to help fundraise for their charity, you It was originally touted as a Light-Rail plan. friendly space. We want to create a space that thoughts. Visit council’s website for details on can get involved and learn more here: www. Then, after not wanting to be seen to favour one provides opportunities for people to relax, have engagement activities and to have your say on rhptherapy.org.au transport system, the all-encompassing Mass fun and socialise. public transport options before June 22. Transit moniker was created. The Council draft document titled ‘Sunshine Coast Mass Transit Draft Options Analysis April Tramway Open Day Small Business Awards 2021’ is a 358-page assessment. I must confess that at the time of writing I is here at last nominations open have not read through it all – but I will. Because it will surely contain lots of public transport rel- Ted O'Brien Andrew Powell evant information and data on the growth that Federal Member for Fairfax State Member for Glass House our beautiful region is experiencing. [email protected] [email protected] This growth has been forced upon us by the state, but more people keep happening I hope to see you at the long-awaited opening Also known as the Glassies, the Glass House (including in my household) and they all need of the Nambour Tramway Terminus on Friday Small Business Awards are about to kick into to live somewhere and travel. 14th May from 12pm – 3.30pm. Community gear for another year. From the 18th May – 1st The downside to this is that, to date, the State members are welcome to attend the event to be June you will have the opportunity to let local A black swan in water amongst reeds... bread is has not provided the public transport that our held at 28 Mill St, Nambour. Stage 1 has been small businesses and employees know just how processed for people, not for animals. burgeoning region requires. part-funded by a $500,000 Federal Government much they mean to you by nominating them Instead we get road upgrades to the Bruce grant. Plans are underway for Stage 2 to con- for a small business award on my website. The Highway, expanding it from 4 lanes to 6. nect Nambour Station to the Showgrounds. Glass House electorate has very few commercial Bread a no-no for birdlife I’m not sure if anyone can say when the lane shopping centres. Instead, all of our businesses OUR WILVOS 5441 6200 Hotline often receives expansions may end, but clearly we can’t keep New Nambour premises unveiled for are run by locals – usually mums and dads. calls which serve as a reminder on what not to building more lanes. Compass They are the true legends in our communities. do with wildlife. We can protect our wildlife in I was delighted to be at the opening of There will be four regions to nominate and many simple ways. These are usually simple Compass’s new facility at C-Square last week. eventually vote in – Montville Region, Maleny preventative measures. NO ONE has promised ANY FUNDING This means we now have a new cutting-edge Region, Glasshouse Region and the Moreton A major problem with our native animals for a Sunshine Coast mass transit learning and development centre in the heart Bay Region which takes in the southern end is the feeding of bread. Councils have signs system or CAMCOS. of Nambour for young people with intellectual of the electorate. Nominations can be made at around which are often ignored, to the detri- and physical disabilities. https://andrewpowell.com.au/ ment of wildlife health. If one person breaks Compass has exciting plans for the new up a slice of bread and feeds it to a flock of water The only consolations to anyone protesting C-Square facility which include a new social STAS Petition Update or land birds, then it wouldn’t do long term light-rail are these: enterprise retail store, market stalls, art, music You may have heard about my petition calling damage. Unfortunately, there may be many NO ONE has promised ANY FUNDING for a and other performance events so that they on a statewide review of the STAS (Queensland people throwing bread out to native animals Sunshine Coast mass transit system or CAMCOS. can provide retail traineeships and vocational School Transport Assistance Scheme) policy during the course of each day. This is a major There’s nothing from Mark Bailey via the training opportunities to their clients. If you are which is leaving many kids without subsidised issue. Palaszczuk Govt despite his public approval of interested in getting involved, please visit www. public transport to their closest school. The When bread is thrown out into the water, it a light-rail solution. compassinc.org.au or contact 5445 9116. petition closed on April 30, with 610 signatures sinks and pollutes the waterways. When scat- There’s nothing from the Federal government requesting STAS is redesigned to create a more tered on the land it may become mouldy and for Sunshine Coast mass transit or CAMCOS. Powering Communities Grants now flexible transport scheme that aligns with the toxic. Whether it is plain white or multigrain There’s nothing from the State Opposition for open expectations of the Department, parents and the nutritional value is similar. (Organic, pre- mass transit or CAMCOS. Does a community organisation you’re students. The next step is to see how the Trans- servative-free bread may be a little healthier Politically, nothing has changed. involved with need help to reduce their energy port Minister responds. I hope he agrees to but is still not advisable as nourishment.) It all Always a plan, never a dollar. costs? have the Queensland Audit Office or another boils down to the fact that bread is processed Expressions of Interest are now open for the independent third party conduct the review. for people, not for animals. Check out the ani- Powering Communities Grants Program which mals’ native diet and gather that for them. It provides grants of between $5,000 and $12,000 Addressing Youth Crime in Parliament could lead to some fascinating activities! Reconciliation Week event to help community groups save energy, reduce Queensland Parliament recently passed the WILVOS do receive calls about many species THE Sunshine Coast Reconciliation Group has carbon emissions and cut power bills. The Youth Justice and Other Legislation Amend- that suffer major, often fatal, health issues due organised their annual Aunty Betty Memorial grants can be used to install solar energy sys- ment Bill. The LNP did not oppose its passing. to the feeding of bread. If we fill them up with Walk for 2021 in Buderim, at Buderim Forest tems or to replace energy using equipment like However, we are not convinced it will achieve bread, wildlife will not go and forage for the Park. lighting and air conditioning with new, more any improvements nor address the fear and nutritious native foods that make them strong Aunty Betty was Sunshine Coast Reconcilia- efficient equipment. pain the Government have created through and healthy. We can all make a difference to tion Group patron and we honour her life and Please check my website www.tedobrien. their ham-fisted management of youth justice wildlife health. work each year at this time. com.au for the eligibility criteria and infor- in this state. 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