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SUNSHINE VALLEY 07 5442 1721 No Referral Necessary Sunshine Coast Caloundra I Maleny I Woombye Comprehensive Denture Services Direct to the Public • Denture Repairs & Relines • Health Fund & RVA Rebates • Full & Partial Dentures • 10% Seniors Discounts • Comfortable Flexible Dentures • Mouthguards & More GazetteOctober 21, 2020 | Edition 214 | sunshinevalleygazette.com.au | 10,000 Copies Fortnightly | [email protected] 6 Hill Street, Woombye | [email protected] Musician tunes in to Nambour’s artistic heartbeat by Cameron Outridge NAMBOUR’S burgeoning arts and culture reputation has been boosted by the arrival of Peace Run Records & Agency. Owner and renowned singer, songwriter and producer Andrea Kirwin couldn’t resist setting up shop in the quaint Queen Street location. “I love Nambour. I’m always out there promoting Nambour,” she said. “I think it has such potential to be like the Melbourne of Queensland. It’s got all this culture and art scene vibe. “I got into music through jamming at cafes in Canberra at uni. So, that’s the energy I was looking for, some- where close to a hub where people come to relax. So it was a perfect fit moving in to Queen Street next door to Husk & Honey Cafe.” Andrea teaches music on guitar, vocals, keyboard and ukulele and mentors emerging singer-song- writers. to Page 2 Border collie, Teddy, ‘chew-ns’ the ukelele for owner Andrea Kirwin, who has set up shop in Nambour’s Queen Street. Nambour Safety Issue: ‘We are letting families down and the police are frustrated’ Drug services need to move: MP A mobile police beat in the CBD C-square we met with Queensland precincts where we have cinemas with all parties to move more fam- shunned by the community, but it’s and relocating needle exchange and Health a number of times in relation and cafes. ily-friendly health services into the not about that to me. It’s about put- drug rehabilitation services back to moving these services out of the “Queensland Health disagreed. tenancy. He said drug rehab and ting appropriate services together. to the hospital were key strategies square and into the hospital or other However they have been working needle exchange services should not That’s what urban planning is about. that would help improve safety in premises. These services may be with us on a solution to possibly move be “outsourced” to the CBD. “The ongoing issues surrounding Nambour, according to Member for important in our community but it is the entrance of the needle exchange “I don’t think it is appropriate,” he these services in the middle of Nam- Nicklin Marty Hunt. a conflict of land use to have people to a more private location.” said. “Queensland Health suggest “In conjunction with (landlords) in distressed states attending family Mr Hunt said he wanted to work that people seeking help shouldn’t be to Page 2 Sunstate Gearbox Looking for a great & Diff Service ALL YOUR DRIVE LINE NEEDS outcome selling All cars, trucks, your property? machinery Specialising in: RTA No. AU49451 • Manuals • Automatics Removed David & Tina P 5478 8020 Call Mike Burns, the • Transfercases • Differentials CA$H for some Ledger F 5478 8850 • Tailshafts • Clutches agent with the most Scrap metal Power Steering • Suspension • Wheel Alignments 5 star reviews in 4555! 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SunshineValleyGazette.com.au | October 21, 2020 NEWS 3 Drugs services SUNSHINE VALLEY incompatible with Owner fears post-Covid Gazette family shopping Editor’s Letter by Cameron Outridge return to CBD incidents [email protected] from Page 1 A business owner in Nambour CBD is worried the police drive past,” she said. “People must bour have shown that it is incompatible.” crime will ramp up following a lull during feel safe, first and foremost, before they will let So many great stories Still, Mr Hunt said there were a number of Covid. The woman said she had seen so many their children use the square or to come in to contributing factors. incidents around her shop that she held fears that area of town.” Sunshine Coast this week, as usual “There is a bigger picture here. Over time for her and her staff’s safety. She said, like many others in town, she had This week we have plenty of news to we have seen a decline in the justice system. The woman, who didn’t want to be named, tried to change things but her efforts ended up Caloundra I Maleny I Woombye lift your spirits and keep you informed. Courts not dealing with recidivist offenders has witnessed shocking violence, drug dealing, falling on deaf ears and resulted in blowback There are uplifting stories about commu- according to community expectations and alcohol abuse and prostitution and was relieved from locals for criticising the town. nity milestones. We share insights into a failure to provide laws to give police the the situation had significantly improved during the history of the area and heart-warming powers they need to keep the community Covid restrictions. stories about community spirit and how safe. We need to bring back breach of bail as “This all happened pre-Covid and since ‘I have only rung the police individuals have dedicated their lives to an offence and overhaul the youth justice and Covid there has not really been the same situa- once, whereas prior to Covid others through charities and events that child safety systems. tion or problems,” she said. strengthen the social fabric. “We are letting families down and the police “But in the last few weeks there have been I was phoning almost daily, Of course you can’t go past the front page are frustrated that in the end they are left to try some regulars who have dribbled back to the Monday to Friday’ story about Andrea Kirwin’s musical ven- and pick up the pieces of a failed system.” square. However I’ve only rung the police ture (not to mention her adorable guitar Mr Hunt said he understood a mobile police once, whereas prior to Covid I was phoning She said, in addition to police foot patrols, chew-ning puppy Teddy). beat would be available soon, in the form of a almost daily, Monday to Friday. all local community groups should be encour- And we’re not ignoring what we see as an purpose built-van that included an office. “I think we need to take action now to ensure aged to “take back the town”, in a positive way, important issue for Nambour: CBD safety. It’s He said the service would be permanently that it stays this way.” by holding regular events in the square. Schools BEFORE AFTER encouraging to see people giving perspec- available on the Sunshine Coast “as I understand She said the safety problem was “so unfair to should be encouraged to use the stage for con- tives in a constructive way while respecting it”. He hoped the initiative would involve police the amazing people living in Nambour and just certs, she said. Buskers and musicians should the needs of everyone and acknowledging ‘walking a beat’ but could not say how regularly serves to perpetuate a negative image”. also be invited to lift the mood. And a security the complexity of the situation. the service might patrol Nambour’s CBD. “The only thing that I have seen work, camera linked to the police station would help. Bush Care Comprehensive Denture Services Everyone has a genuine desire to under- In last fortnight’s Gazette a Sunshine Coast which has a direct and immediate impact and “School and community group involvement Coordinator stand different perspectives and encourage Police spokesperson said plans were well stops the problem, is to have police doing will bring parents to the square, make other Norm direct to the public appropriate outcomes. under way for further operations that will foot patrols. The problem people literally run people feel safe and give a sense of pride to the Morwood says Check out the story about Joyce and Nev again target anti-social behaviour in the CBD. away. Whereas they’re not worried if they see centre of Nambour.” interest in Killip who met “at the dances” just after the Petrie Creek • Denture Repairs and Relines • Health Fund and DVA Rebates war and are still together to this day. Catchment Equally inspiring are Vince and Lorrae Care Group • Full and Partial Dentures • 10% Senior Discounts O’Rourke who have hosted over 450 res- Live-streamed has increased pite stays at ‘Carers Outlook’, their home in since COVID, • Comfortable Flexible Dentures • Mouthguards and more Highworth, Nambour. with people They have been through so much and concerts direct seeking • Free Consultations • No Referral Necessary have turned difficult and challenging sit- outlets to uations into opportunities to be of service give back and and support others going through similar get back to journeys. Happy reading! from Nambour nature. P 07 5442 1721 DETAILS From page 1 HINTERLAND VIEW DENTAL 6 Hill Street, Woombye Editorial And her online events, staged from the shop, Project identifies local species, Cameron Outridge | 0409 424 487 have been drawing wide interest.
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