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ANDY TOOMBS 18 HONOURING VETERANS’ DAY ALL ABOUT NEW! THAT BASS SANDGATE Sandgate RSL Sub Branch members are keen VILLAGE MARKET to mark this important day. Sustainable Living 20 FUTURE-PROOFING FRESH PRAWN SALES EOI for private improvements to the Stateowned Perfect trawler berth facilities at Cabbage Tree Creek. FIND! TRADES Vintage SERVICES 24 WINE BAR A PERFECT VINTAGE SECTION Bayside’s Newest Wine Bar INSIDE Sam’s Wine Bar will bring the perfect vintage to Sandgate. PUBLISHER 26 DINING GUIDE Dominic Alberth 38 ART AND SOUL DESIGN & ILLUSTRATION The new Naracoopa Art Gallery is a treasure trove Crystal Shaw of pleasant surprises. 44 HISTORIC GEM SHINES AGAIN ADVERTISING ENQUIRIES Sandgate famous waterfront home, Cremorne, Kristy Yaldwyn has been restored to its former glory. [email protected] Phone: 07 3338 5091 48 GIRLS KICKING GOALS Sandgate Hawks’ female AFL players are making their mark on the game.

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AUGUST 2020 7 Artist James Alley

New Mural Turns Heads Story Jodie Woodward Photo Paul Neil things and was able to translate words into an incredible artwork. His tribute to Pebo (and ook out – there’s a brand-new mural in Dagwood) is a touching late addition that town. Located on the Telstra Exchange honours a true local icon,” Cameron said. Building, the mural was painted by local Lartist James Alley and sponsored by Stirling The mural now welcomes visitors and locals to Hinchliffe MP, Councillor Jared Cassidy, Sandgate, and Cameron hopes it brings a smile Northside Family Law Centre, and Telstra. and sense of community to those who see it. Director at Northside Family Law Centre and project sponsor Cameron Harris said he was drawn to the idea of changing an “invisible building” into a centrepiece of the local We’re proud to be part of the community. local Sandgate community and to be “We loved the idea of such a significant-sized “able to assist in bringing a piece of mural at the entry to Sandgate that would be there for all to enjoy,” Cameron said. vibrant art to the community that will The local area is celebrated through the ideas be enjoyed for many years to come,” and images chosen to form the final artwork. Cameron said. “James has an incredible way of looking at 8 SANDGATE GUIDE 3269 6252

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AUGUST 2020 9 Laurie’s Walk Free guided walk exploring the web of life along the Sandgate foreshore on the sandy tidal flats at low tide. Limited P DCAST numbers so bookings are essential. Wear closed-in shoes that you can get OF THE MONTH wet (not thongs). For information and bookings, ph. 0410 327 095. JOE ROGAN Unplugged Café www.joerogan.com Unplugged Café is excited to announce its return to the SANDBAG Hall on Friday, 7 August. There will be a limit to patron numbers for this event. Keep checking Facebook regularly to keep updated on how to secure a ticket for the night. The Joe Rogan Gallery 4017 Reopening Experience Artrageous Arts Gallery 4017 has reopened with the first exhibition on Story Nick Allford display by Jim Hansen and titled, “There Are Places I Remember”. moking weed with Elon Musk. Chatting about Everyone is welcome to attend the cheating with Lance Armstrong. Talking strippers Gallery 4017 and exhibition opening on with Jay Leno. These are only a few of the Friday 7 August from 6.30pm - 8.30pm. Sexperiences Joe Rogan will share with you on the 1,500- Located at 82-88 Loftus St, Deagon. plus episodes of his podcast. What makes this comedian/martial artist/actor/Mixed Martial Learn to SUP & Bubbles Arts (MMA) commentator and now podcaster fascinating is Ladies can learn to SUP (stand-up paddleboard) in a small group followed the way he goes toe to toe with his celebrity guests. From by a delicious morning tea and glass Mike Tyson to Neil deGrasse Tyson, Joe’s interviewees are as of bubbly surrounded by like-minded diverse as they are interesting. women. The lesson will start from But where to start? I recommend scrolling though his Sandgate Beach, which is perfect extensive catalogue, finding a guest you’re interested in for first timers or if you just want to and listening to Joe going a few rounds. Rogan has a gift for improve on your skills. Saturday 29 making people let their guard down and that’s when the real August at 7.30am. To book visit www. fun begins (just ask Elon). adventurouswomen.com.au and search ‘Learn To Stand Up Paddle Board + He isn’t scared to be confrontational and call people out Morning Tea’. when they start to lay it on a bit. Any argument he has comes from a place of knowledge and experience. Food Truck Pop-up As in any great interview, you’ll feel like you’re in the room Get your food truck fix at the VMR on with them – without being knocked out from a passive Allpass Parade, Shorncliffe, on Sunday smoking high. Each podcast weighs in at about three hours, 23 August from 11.30am to 3pm. There but I imagine you’ll be too engrossed to tap out. will be a fantastic selection of gourmet food trucks to choose from. Head on You can catch Joe where you usually find your podcasts, down with friends, family and a picnic although he recently signed a million-dollar exclusive rug for a relaxing afternoon featuring deal with Spotify that starts at the end of the year. live music to perfectly end the weekend. 10 SANDGATE GUIDE Fathers6TH SEPTEMBER Day

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AUGUST 2020 11 “This project, once completed, will provide a Sparkling Result for marked difference in travel time for the people of Bracken Ridge, Bald Hills and Strathpine Gympie Arterial commuting on Strathpine Road and Hoyland Street each day,” said federal member for Petrie, and Strathpine Road Luke Howarth. Sandgate residents heading over to suburbs such Interchange as Strathpine, Lawnton, Brendale and Bray Park from Hoyland Street will also benefit from shorter travel times as a result of the roadway upgrade. Mr Howarth added that he had secured federal funding for Brisbane City Council road works he Federal and State Governments have along Hoyland Street and Bracken Ridge, which each committed $15 million to fund a would extend the two lanes all the way through major upgrade of the Gympie Arterial to Bracken Ridge Road, further helping to ease TRoad and Strathpine Road interchange. congestion for local residents. The joint government funding, totalling $30m, The diamond interchange at Bald Hills is the will ensure plans for the intersection upgrade second in Queensland, with the diverging at Bald Hills will go ahead using a cutting-edge diamond interchange for the Caloundra Road diverging diamond interchange design. and Bruce Highway intersection the first. Located approximately 16km north of Brisbane State member for Sandgate Stirling Hinchliffe said and 7km from Sandgate, the overpass connects the upgrade would bring welcome relief for local Strathpine Road and Hoyland Street, and is commuters as well as additional employment to accessible via the Gympie Arterial Road. the area. The innovative diamond interchange design, “It’s great to see future-proofing infrastructure commonly used in the USA, effectively allows for projects such as the diverging diamond upgrade two directions of traffic on a non-freeway road at Hoyland Street brought forward,” Mr Hinchliffe to cross over from the left side to the right side, said. “Projects such as these are bringing more and then back again, with traffic movements jobs into our local economy. controlled by synchronised signals. “This is an overpass that is heavily congested in Motorists will benefit from a safer and more peak times and currently is a real pain to the local efficient intersection whereby right-turning traffic community. With the upgraded overpass we will does not have to give way to opposing traffic. see a significant improvement.” The project is expected to improve road user The construction tender for the Gympie and safety, travel time reliability, and ease congestion Strathpine Road interchange upgrade will be on the busy overpass. issued late 2020. 12 SANDGATE GUIDE $25K NEW HOME BONUS

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James Alley from On Tuesday 18 August Metagraphics has now I’m delighted to advise put the finishing touches the new Bracken Ridge on the exciting new Fire and Rescue Station mural at the Sandgate will be officially opened Telstra Exchange by the Minister for Fire building in Rainbow and Emergency and Street, Sandgate. Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait I was proud to team up Islander Partnerships, with Stirling Hinchliffe Craig Crawford MP. MP, Northside Family Law Centre and Telstra to The building’s construction finished earlier this bring this vibrant public art to the local area. If year, with crews moving in on Monday 30 March. you haven’t already, be sure to check it out next The new station is now servicing the areas time you’re going by. previously covered by the old Sandgate Station The Sandgate Youth Festival is back on! Due on Brighton Road, Sandgate. to COVID-19 restrictions I have decided to run I am really excited this great facility in our the Sandgate Youth Festival a little differently local community will finally receive its much- this year. The event will be held on Saturday deserved official opening. Due to COVID-19 10 October from 5pm to 8pm in the Sandgate the anticipated open day for the community had Town Hall. Depending on the restrictions at the been postponed. time, we may be able to have a limited number of people attending the hall or alternatively the The new $6 million multipurpose building event will be live-streamed. incorporates a technical rescue facility, which is staffed by four specialist technical rescue experts We will have merchandise available for sale – you who have been transferred from another station. will be able to buy a limited edition Sandgate The technical rescue facility includes an Youth Festival T-shirt! Keep an eye on the operational training facility, training rooms, a Facebook page ~ Sandgate Youth Festival ~ for tower block for high angle rescues, and a large more details and updates. storage area for small boats and equipment.

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Story Aleasha Bliss EOI and the association wanted there to be more community involvement in the planning process. or several weeks there has been community confusion about the recently released Expression of Interest (EOI) Most of the comments have Fregarding private improvements to the state- “ owned trawler berth facilities at Cabbage Tree been about the sale of seafood,” Creek. Linda said. “We understand that this The EOI, released on 4 June, was seeking is of vital interest to the fishers and interest from potential private developers with experience in the operation of marine seafood lovers, but would like to see environments willing to manage and improve the conditions of the Cabbage Tree Creek trawler and discussion of additional possibilities harbour precinct. It states that the Department for the site. of Transport and Main Roads was interested in finding – at no cost to the State – a company to “I think it would be a missed opportunity for the redevelop and replace existing trawler berths to community if a development went ahead without current safety standards to increase the tourism community involvement in the planning process potential to the area. and the focus was restricted to replacing trawler berths and building a seafood outlet.” President of Keep Sandgate Beautiful Association Linda McMahon said that its Facebook page State member for Sandgate Stirling Hinchliffe had quite a bit of discussion around the said that prior to the release of the EOI, he had 20 SANDGATE GUIDE discussions with a few fishermen based out of Cabbage Tree Creek about food licensing issues. “The Expression of Interest is just testing the waters to see how people felt about a shared infrastructure that sits out into the water – similar to Scarborough, rather than individual jetties,” Mr Hinchliffe said. He said the Department of Transport and Main Roads were going to reopen the EOI process to allow for more community engagement, and to reassure people this was not about introducing "Have you forgotten your commercial development to the land, but creating a safer, more sustainable way for people Teeth Clean?" to buy fresh prawns off the boat, while improving the standards and facilities for the trawlers. Six months goes by quickly. “This is not about using the land on the foreshore Book now. of the creek in any different way to how it’s currently used,” he said. “This isn’t onto land, it is into the water. “This is at a very early stage – it is not a decision to do it.” Mr Hinchliffe said the department was looking to find a private source of investment for the potential upgrade. “As this infrastructure comes to the end of its life there are potentially very big costs in renewing it, and that’s not something that the trawlers would be prepared for bearing, but that’s where the responsibility would lie,” Mr Hinchliffe said. Sandgate and Districts Chamber of Commerce president Bill Gollan said he could not comment Call to book your on any redevelopment of Cabbage Tree Creek until he had seen the plans proposed. appointment at “I welcome Stirling Hinchliffe acknowledging the need for facility upgrades for our trawlers as it is today. a very important industry for our area,” he said. President of Keep Sandgate Beautiful Association Linda McMahon said it had written to the Minister of Transport and Main Roads and the Member for Sandgate Stirling Hinchliffe to ask about the Ph: 3269 0655 conditions attached to any development, and 97 Braun Street, Deagon (next to KFC) expressed the view that an EOI was not the way to go for this site. Book Online At: www.toothkind.com.au “I am also seeking information from Deagon Ward Councillor Jared Cassidy about the current Preferred Providers for conditions for selling seafood from the trawlers and any other relevant information from a council perspective,” Ms McMahon said. AUGUST 2020 21 22 SANDGATE GUIDE WE’RE HERE FOR YOU!

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24 SANDGATE GUIDE Bar Owner, Sam Cook-Bateman

Sam said the new venue will be a truly special place where everyone is welcome. “Sam’s Wine Bar will be a place you can bring a first date to really impress, celebrate a special occasion or just sit back and relax with a few tapas plates and a glass of wine,” she said. “The team, under the guidance of head chef Paul, are amazing and all share a passion for making customers feel like friends. “And the food, oh my god the food! The menu is a secret but I can reveal it will be tapas style with a selection of mains such as “We already support many local artists and steak, chicken, lamb and duck, as well as a businesses through 2 Mad Sisters, and this selection of vegetarian and vegan dishes. community support will continue through “We want to focus on local produce and beer Sam’s Wine Bar. and wine, with a splash of international wines. “We have such a wonderful local area and A selection of beer on tap will be available a great range of venues in Sandgate and and we are even looking at wine on tap.” surrounds, this can only add to that wonderful Sam said there had been amazing support mix.” for the new venture, and locals were excited For more information visit samswinebar.com.au about something like this coming to Sandgate. “I love this community - I spent my teenage years here before moving interstate and when Sam’s Wine Bar I returned to Brisbane it was a natural place to 73 Rainbow Street, Sandgate live for hubby and I,” she said. AUGUST 2020 25 DINING GUIDE Local BRACKEN RIDGE TAVERN Feature: Panama Jack’s Restaurant has a wide variety of meals to suit all tastes, including gluten- free dishes. Our signature dishes: PJ’S Ribs, Surf & Turf, and Steak & Rib Combo are legendary. 154 Barrett St, Bracken Ridge Ribs, Surf & Turf, & Steak 3269 7011

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AUGUST 2020 39 or worm farm. See www.brisbane.qld.gov.au for more information and to fill out the online form. BRAMBLE If anyone is interested is ordering a larger recycling wheelie bin, council is also currently offering to waive the $30 fee.

Bites TAKE A LONG WEEKEND Story Brooke Jacobson State MP for Sandgate, Stirling Hinchliffe, has reminded residents the Ekka Public Holiday is being moved for this year only. YACHTS READY TO SET SAIL What would normally be held on Wednesday, The Queensland Cruising Yacht Club (QCYC) will 12 August, this year the public holiday will be hold its Vintage Yacht Regatta and Motorboat held on Friday, 14 August, as the Ekka has been Trial event on weekend of 14–16 August. cancelled due to ongoing COVID-19 restrictions. Vintage yachts, cruisers and old ski boats will be Mr Hinchliffe has welcomed “the people’s on show at the QCYC for the event, which is now weekend”. in its 45th year. Look out over Bramble Bay during the weekend to see yachts racing, or head to the “This gives families an opportunity to have an QCYC clubhouse to join in the festivities. There Ekka long weekend,” he said. will be live music from 6pm on the Saturday. “I encourage you to take the opportunity to get The QCYC is located in Sinbad Street, Shorncliffe. out and enjoy a day trip or stay overnight at your Entries for the racing and trial events closes on favourite camping spot. 12 August. “And don’t forget Sandgate is a great place to For more information visit www.qcyc.com.au. holiday at home.”

TUNE IN AND CHILL OUT POM-POM TREE TO STAY A Mantra Meditation Experience will be held in the SANDBAG Community Centre in Sandgate The popular “pom-pom tree” at Shorncliffe, across a number of dates, starting on 1 August. where residents put up colourful, homemade Organisers promise an “immersive and pom-poms, has been saved from removal. interactive mantra minded experience with other The tree, which had died, had been earmarked like minded people”. for removal by Brisbane City Council. It became “Interweaving live music, mantras, mindfulness a popular spot for residents to hang handmade and the breath to deepen your meditation pom-poms, particularly during the COVID-19 experience, this (event) is both soothing and lockdown. uplifting,” said organisers, the Australian School of Meditation & Yoga North Brisbane. Deagon Ward Councillor Jared Cassidy said the tree would remain for now, while a new tree The events are open to everyone and physical would be planted nearby to eventually replace it. distancing will be in place. For more information call 0403 463 828 or search “Just down the road in Upper Moora Park, the for Mantra Meditation Experience on Facebook. new tree will begin to grow and when the original pom-pom tree has to go, we will move the pom- poms down to that tree,” he said. EASY TO BE GREEN “The original tree will stay standing with the pom- Brisbane City Council is offering a compost rebate poms adorned for a long time. If there’s a silver program. The program provides residents with a lining out of COVID-19, its been the community rebate of up to $70 off the purchase of eligible spirit and people getting to love their suburbs composting equipment, such as a compost bin again.” 40 SANDGATE GUIDE PRINTED & DELIVERED 3000 TO LETTER BOXES LOCALLY BASED DL FLYERS BUSINESS Special Offer $550 INC GST*

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FEDERAL MP ON THE MOVE HAVE A SWING AT SOFTBALL Federal MP for Lilley, Anika Wells, has moved The Brighton Roosters Softball Club are holding office. Her electorate office is now located at: a free “come and try” day on Friday, 31 July from 1176 Sandgate Road, Nundah. The office phone 3–4pm at the Nashville State School Oval. The number remains the same – 3266 8244. club’s summer sign on day will be on Wednesday, 5 August from 5–8pm at the Brighton Roosters OUTDOOR ART BY THE SEA Football Club, Tenth Avenue, Brighton. Softball is open to both boys and girls aged from 5 years. The Sandgate Art Society will be having a series For more information visit www.brightonsoftball. of pop up art shows on the foreshore at Flinders Parade, opposite First Avenue. The pop ups will com.au or call club secretary Tracey Rhys on be held on the first Sunday of each month from 0417 700 198. August right through until December, 8am – 2pm. Would you like to contribute to Bramble Bites? CRY OUT FOR PEACE Is there something happening in the 4017 Sandgate’s Town Crier, Fred Krebs, will be doing community you’d like to share? What are you a “cry for peace” at the Anzac Memorial in talking about on social media or at the school Sandgate, on Saturday 15 August at 2.30pm. The gate? Email Brooke to be included in the next event is being held in conjunction with town criers Bramble Bites at: [email protected] around the world to commemorate Victory in the Pacific (VP) day. AUGUST 2020 41 Interview by Linda Read LOCAL Photo Bruce Redman FACES “I grew up in Holland in an orphanage, until I was 21. I’m the fifth child in my family; my brothers and sisters were all in the orphanage too. I arrived in Australia by migrant ship in 1961 [aged 23] with my first husband and two small children, and I was pregnant. WILMA We first went to the Bonegilla Migrant Camp in Victoria. My husband loved the drink, and sold anything we had. At one stage, some Dutch people let us stay in their yard – in a chook pen. WALTON It didn’t have any sides, just a roof and a back and a bit of wire on the sides. I was working as a cleaner at the Mater Hospital and one day I collapsed from malnourishment. I weighed just over five stone [about 32kg]. Then, the housing commission gave us a house at Inala. I met my second husband, Gordon, at a dance at West End. He was very handsome, a real gentleman, and very kind. Gordon found our house [at Deagon] in 1968; it was $5000. We came and had a look at the house and I said, ‘I don’t want to live in the bush!’ But when our daughter was born the following year, I was so grateful. I used to walk to Shorncliffe with the pram, by the water. I love Sandgate. I’ve never wanted to live anywhere else, even when Gordon died in 2011. I’m going to be 83 in November. What I love now is my family, my gardening, and reading. I also love politics. The first thing I do in the morning is put my phone on and look at what’s going on in the world. If I go shopping, and I see something I like, I buy it. Also, nature makes me happy; it doesn’t matter what weather it is. I like to be able to see outside from where I’m sitting. I have to be around people sometimes, but I love being on my own too. I think growing up in the orphanage you had to learn how to cope with life. One of the secrets is you have to laugh a lot, and always be young at heart. You could say I’ve been from hell to heaven. I always say ‘thank you Gordon, for giving us such a lovely place’.” 42 SANDGATE GUIDE SANDGATE SENIOR CITIZENS - WELCOMING NEW MEMBERS It’s a place you can come and relax and enjoy yourself

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AUGUST 2020 43 Draftsman Jim McKeering with Homeowners Leisa and Kevin Day.

Local couple Leisa and Kevin Day have transformed the iconic house, with the help of builder Kim Alexander and designer/draftsman HISTORIC Jim McKeering. Leisa said buying Cremorne almost happened by GEM accident. “We were actually looking to downsize,” she said, laughing. SHINES “But Kevin loves a project and he called me to say Cremorne was for sale. I phoned Kim (Alexander) who told me he had re-stumped the AGAIN house about 10 years ago and it was ‘solid as a rock’. So we put in an offer and all of a sudden, it was on.” Story Brooke Jacobson Builder Kim Alexander said he was not daunted Photo Bruce Redman by the project. “Cremorne is one of the character homes in this area,” he said. ne of Sandgate’s most famous waterfront homes, Cremorne, has “There’s nothing I regret about doing in that been restored to its former glory. house and it’s been a pleasure to just put it back OBuilt around the turn of the nineteenth to how it was supposed to be originally.” century by John McCallum, the home was Jim McKeering of Complete Design and named after his theatre in Stanley Street, Drafting won two awards for his work on the South Brisbane. Sold to the Carrick family house from the Building Designers Association in 1925, Cremorne was famous for garden of Queensland: Best Heritage Design and Best parties, before being sold again and Residential alterations/additions ($350,000 - divided up into six flats. $800,00 category). 44 SANDGATE GUIDE Orthotics • Home Visits Diabetics & General Foot Care

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Sandgate streetscape 1980.

Story Leanne Palmer Highlights of the centenary program included a boxing tournament in the Town Hall, a teenage hile COVID-19 commanded our disco, fishing contests, a home brew competition, focus for the last few months, bird shows, a fun run and a Bonny Baby we missed a birthday. Sandgate competition. Such a line-up of entertainment officiallyW turned 140 years old on the 1 May. could only happen in that era. Hip Hip Hooray! Looking through the album suddenly makes Not everyone was as forgetful. Local resident 1980 feel like such a long time ago, with no Jacqui McKeering brought it to the attention of Woolworths complex, rows of public phone the Sandgate Historical Society by entrusting it boxes on the footpath, men wearing Stubbies with an album her mother Mary McKeering had and flannelette shirts, and the cars on the road compiled for Sandgate’s centenary in May 1980. still predominantly Australian-made. The society was delighted to uncover photos, “I’m glad I did it,” Mary said. “Time passes on, newspaper articles, and public notices that had things change, and people forget. It’s good to not previously been seen or preserved. have a record of how it was.” It was the centenary celebrations that prompted That is exactly what history is all about – Mary to memorialise this moment in time. Inside preserving memories for future generations. the album are images from 1980, alongside Congratulations Sandgate! May you continue to those from our town’s first 100 years of European grow, change and age beautifully. settlement. Michael Sferco and Pamela Verney viewing the album “I’ve always been a keen collector of old things,” Mary said. “I put the album together with my own photos and newspaper clippings, keeping it for many years before passing it on to my brother John. After suffering recent water damage, it was then handed over to the care of Jacqui.” Panoramic streetscape imagery from 1980, and photos from the parade and celebrations, which saw hundreds of locals dress up in colonial costume, are stored within its pages. On the day, floats and marching bands caused the biggest traffic jam Sandgate had ever seen. 46 SANDGATE GUIDE The Big One Crossword 19 x 19 Grid O Release No. 3040

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AUGUST 2020 47 Crystal Elliott, Lily Willoughby, Vianne GIRLS KICKING Stillman. GOALS

Story Wayne I Flack Photo Bruce Redman There are a few girls at the club showing particular promise in the likes of Vianna Stillman and Evie othing unites a community more than Long, who made the 13s to 15s Met North Team localised sport, and that excitement earlier this year. is elevated tenfold when female Nparticipation is factored in. The club has shown the girls its long-term The Sandgate Hawks girls’ restarted their commitment with building female change revamped season mid-July, with finals scheduled facilities in 2019. They were funded mainly with for mid-October. the help of the State Government through Stirling Hinchliffe, with support funding from Brisbane Sandgate Hawks club president Chad Polinski City Council and the Federal Government. said there were currently 120 girls and women registered at the club, a number that had been Chad said the club ran a free summer program at steadily building each year. the end of last year and had more than 110 girls come and try out. “We have an under 11s, two under 13s, one very full under 15s, one under 17s, and one senior “We had girls come from all over the place, and women’s Div. 2 side,” he said. we didn’t care if they weren’t going to be staying “We’re pushing for a Div.1 women’s team next with the club, as all we wanted was for girls’ footy year and therefore hoping to retain our girls at to grow in Brissie,” he said. the highest level they can possibly go.” “I guess our philosophy for women’s football Girls could start as young as four through Kindy here is that we have always had a grassroots Kick, which rolls into Auskick and then into the approach and try to be inclusive by bringing Superstars program. our girls right through to enjoy football. If we can offer a program where they can come to the The club has clear pathways for the girls to game and love it, then we’re all for that.” develop within SEQ Juniors via the Lions Academies, and then to be picked up into the Find more information via Brisbane Lions AFLW. sandgatehawks.com.au 48 SANDGATE GUIDE AUSTRALIA, EAST COAST – BRISBANE BAR LAT 27° 22’ S LONG 153° 10’ E 2020 Times and Heights of High and Low Waters Time Zone –1000 MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST Time m Time m Time m Time m Time m Time m Time m Time m 0322 2.21 0446 2.05 0508 2.28 0535 1.91 0540 2.03 0005 0.91 0210 0.58 0140 0.68 1 1018 0.77 16 1138 0.72 1 1153 0.47 16 1209 0.58 1 1212 0.40 16 0539 1.72 1 0736 1.74 16 0706 1.68 FR 1611 1.69 SA 1741 1.80 MO 1807 2.12 TU 1834 2.07 WE 1846 2.33 TH 1205 0.55 SA 1341 0.40 SU 1314 0.45 2201 0.79 2329 0.91 1845 2.15 2020 2.48 1951 2.37 0436 2.26 0543 2.05 0011 0.65 0043 0.85 0109 0.66 0108 0.81 0303 0.51 0231 0.56 2 1129 0.66 17 1224 0.65 2 0608 2.26 17 0625 1.90 2 0642 1.96 17 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8 FISH OF THE MONTH Low Tide Wonders

Catfish

Toad Story Peter Hansler

hile driving, walking or riding across the Hornibrook Bridge, have you ever wondered what mightW be lurking underneath? Other than the obligatory sharks and usual fish at high tide, low tide is a different story. The mostly sandy banks makes it a great place to go puddle- jumping. Pylons that hold the bridge up form little water holes around them in the sand Sandcrabs and there is a hidden array of marine wildlife just waiting to be discovered. My cameras have recorded many varieties of small fish (some of them quite pretty), baby blue spotted sting rays, schools of striped catfish, feeding sea cucumbers, eels, tube worms, sand crabs, hermit crabs and so much more.

I am amazed at the wildlife that can be literally under our feet.

Check out my YouTube page for the footage. Tubeworm

Peter Hansler is a local “fish enthusiast” who promotes and educates about our native fish and responsible angling via his website rainbowrunner.ausfish.com.au. If you have a question for Peter you can reach him via email at [email protected]. 50 SANDGATE GUIDE SPECIALIZING IN QUALITY MEATS & SMALLGOODS

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AUGUST 2020 51 Beyond Sandgate CHEERS TO SUNSHINE COAST BEERS!

Story Philip Woods

cold beer is one of life’s special treats to the taste buds. It is a simple blend of grain, hops, yeast and water, yet resultsA in myriad complex and delightful flavours and forms, enjoyed in countries all across the globe by legions of devoted fans.

52 SANDGATE GUIDE Just a short drive up the Bruce Highway to the Sunshine Coast we are lucky enough to have quite a selection of craft breweries to visit on a weekend away or a day trip. Torren Read is one of the founders of Terella Brewing, a new brewery concept in the picturesque area of North Arm (near Eumundi) that is committed to sustainable brewing. “We’ve built a new and innovative system Family owned and locally for brewing that uses fresh water naturally operated in the Moreton Bay Region produced by the vertical farm system on site to for over 12 years make our beer. “Fermentation in the brewing process produces CO2, which we then re-inject back into the vertical farm to help grow the crops. It’s a fully enclosed sustainable cycle.  Residential  Commercial/Industrial  Property Management

We want to produce great beer, 07 3053 3118 using methods that are self-sufficient, and [email protected] “put our region on the map for sustainable www.northlakeselectrical.com brewing.” Ben Guse

Besides making great beers, the Terella Brewery also features a taproom for tastings Landscaping and a farmyard where the kids can learn about animals while the grown-ups watch on with a Paving • Garden Clean-ups cold one in-hand. Terella, like many of the New Gardens breweries on the coast, is a perfect place for All Aspects of Landscaping families and friends to meet and unwind. If you don’t make it to the Terella Brewery, try out the amber offerings and fine foods to be found at Brouhaha Brewery (Maleny), Glass House Brewery (Forest Glen), Sunshine Coast Brewery (Kunda Park) or Eumundi Brewery. You can learn about the craft during a brewery tour and confirm your understanding with a beer-tasting afterwards. The COVID-19 restrictions have been brutal for many small breweries, so get out there and do your bit to help; you’ll be rewarded with a great day out and samples of some of the Sunny Ph 0422 077 151 Coast’s finest craft beers. AUGUST 2020 53 TRADES & HOME PARADISE PAINTING CONTRACTORS QLD BSA 49709 | ABN 49096388489

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AUGUST 2020 63 LOCAL DIRECTORY HAIRDRESSERS HEALTH & WELLBEING

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64 SANDGATE GUIDE PAINTERS REAL ESTATE

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PEST CONTROL SERVICES David Cloake 0458 555 532 QBCC: 1205229

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