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YOUTH GRANTS Nominations for the 2022 Youth Sport Star Awards are now open. Cassowary Coast Regional Councillor and Community and Culture portfolio holder Trudy Tschui said the annual Sport Star Awards continues to support youth across the Cassowary Coast in their sporting achievements. “The Cassowary Coast Regional Council supports and recognises youths who demonstrate commitment and achievement to their chosen sport. A total of seven bursaries will be awarded this year to Cassowary Coast youth.” Cr Tschui said that there was a broad range of categories, including a category for Youth with a Disability Sports Person. Statistics have shown that the participation rate for males and females by age group, shows that people with a disability had consistently lower rates of participa-
tion in sport than people with no disability across all age groups. “Sport and shared physical activities help improve people’s health and wellbeing, and foster a strong sense of community belonging and pride and the awards aim to promote, encourage and sustain sporting participation and healthy lifestyles in the Cassowary Coast.” The grant was launched in 2020, as an annual initiative to encourage and sustain sporting opportunities in the Cassowary Coast Region for youth aged between 8 to 18 years old. The grant consists of seven bursaries and recipients for each bursary will be awarded $750 and a branded polo shirt. The grant aims to recognise significant sporting achievements in the following seven bursaries criterias:
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• Junior Sports Female (Age 8-12)
• Junior Sports Male (Age 8-12) • Senior Sports Female (Age 13-18) • Senior Sports Male (Age 13-18) • Junior Indigenous Sports Person (Age 8-12) • Senior Indigenous Sports Person (Age 13-18) • Youth with a Disability Sports Person (Age 8-18) Nominations for Council’s Youth Sport Star awards are now open and nominations will close 5:00pm, Sunday 3 July 2022. To find out more information please visit: https://bit.ly/3NNIxaj or call Council on 1300 763 903.
2021 Sport Star winners
HAVE YOUR SAY ON…
THE BINGIL BAY PATHWAY Council invites the community to provide feedback on the preliminary designs for the Bingil Bay Pathway. The intent of the Bingil Bay Pathway Project is to provide a 1.5 – 2 m wide deco (gravel) pathway on Bingil Bay Road. This project will provide a safer and more accessible way for the community to travel
between the Bingil Bay Café area and the Bingil Bay foreshore area. Visit the project page here https://bit.ly/3akLEbv to view the preliminary design and email enquiries@ccrc.qld.gov.au to submit your feedback today.
HAVE YOUR SAY ON… PROPOSED LOCAL LAWS
Cassowary Coast Regional Council’s new proposed local laws will replace current local laws for the region and will apply across the whole of the local government area. Council is undertaking consultation on the proposed local laws for a period of five weeks from 26 May to 1 July at 4:00pm. During this time a copy of the proposed local laws will be available for viewing in person at Council’s Customer Service Centres and on Council’s website www.cassowarycoast.qld.gov.au/locallaws Submissions about any aspect of these
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proposed changes can be made by any person and must be given to Council by no later than 1 July at 4:00pm. Submissions may be lodged online at www.cassowarycoast.qld.gov.au/locallaws in person or via email at enquiries@ccrc.qld. gov.au. A submission should contain grounds of the submission, and facts and circumstances relied on in support of the grounds. If you require further information on the proposed changes please phone the Cassowary Coast Regional Council on 1300 763 903.
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RECONCILIATION BREAKFAST
June 03, 2022
HIGHLIGHTS
…FROM ORDINARY COUNCIL MEETING 26 MAY 2022
Pictured _L-R) - Richard Graham, Brett Ambrum, Jonas Gumbleton and Mayor Mark Nolan
Last week Councillors, Mamu Health Services, community members and students attended a Reconciliation Breakfast which was held at the Tully Multipurpose Centre. The morning featured a live stream of the reconciliation breakfast held at Parliament House and speeches. Brett Ambrum, Marketing and Engagement Manager of Mamu Health Services, Mayor Mark Nolan, Principal Richard Graham and Tully State High Student and Indigenous Leader Jonas Gumbleton all spoke on the importance of reconciliation and what it means
for our community. The National Reconciliation Week 2022 theme, “Be Brave. Make Change.” is a challenge to all Australians— individuals, families, communities, organisations and government—to Be Brave and tackle the unfinished business of reconciliation so we can Make Change for the benefit of all Australians. The annual celebration is a time for all Australians to learn about our shared histories, cultures, and achievements, and to explore how each of us can contribute to achieving reconciliation.
SAND NOURISHMENT PROGRAM ON DUNK ISLAND COMPLETE
The Sand Nourishment Program on Dunk Island is now complete, with rehabilitation and replenishment works conducted at the Jetty area and surrounds to combat ongoing erosion. The works, undertaken by Cassowary Coast Regional Council, consisted of relocating sand sourced from Palloon Beach near Dunk Island Spit, to the shores around the Jetty structure. The sand nourishment
works were carried out under a Marine Park Authority permit and will protect the area from ongoing erosion and ensure erosion is effectively managed into the future. Due to the location of the erosion, this area cannot be protected from erosion with a hard structure or sea wall, therefore the relocation of sand every two or three years is necessary. The works involved heavy machinery carting and relocat-
ing sand between these areas. Since the completion of the works, all machinery has been removed and public access has been restored. Campsite bookings are available online at www.dunkislandcamp.com.au or via the Mission Beach Visitor Centre. For more information contact Council on 1300 763 903 or via email enquiries@ cassowarycoast.qld.gov.au.
Councillors and employees in purple to help raise awareness of domestic and family violence
Our Mayor, Councillors and employees wore purple to last weeks council meeting in support of Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month (DFVP Month) alongside the Tully Support Centre and other Cassowary Coast businesses. The month aims to raise community awareness of domestic and family violence and to send a clear message that domestic and family violence in families and homes will not be tolerated.
EVENTS Bloom Sings THURS, 9 JUNE 2022 AT 19:30 Innisfail Shire Hall www.trybooking.com/BYKKD Neil Murray “Keep Rolling On” Innisfail FRI, 10 JUN AT 18:30 The Con Theatre Innisfail www.trybooking.com/BYNFE Queensland Ballet, Community Regional Tour MON, 13 JUNE 2022, various times TUES, 14 JUNE 2022, various times WED, 15 JUNE, various times Innisfail Shire Hall https://bit.ly/3wYFWno French Diamond Cabaret SAT, 18 JUN AT 19:30 SUN, 19 JUN AT 19:30 Cassowary Coast Regional Council – The Con Theatre Innisfail www.trybooking.com/BYVIO Morning Melodies - Tenori TUE, 19 JUL AT 10:30 Innisfail Shire Hall www.trybooking.com/BWDTS
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If you or anyone you know is experiencing domestic violence call DV Connect on 1800 811 811 or visit www. dvconnect.org. View the highlights from the 26 May meeting here, https://cutt.ly/iH3dOJz The full livestream of the Council meeting can be found by visiting www. cassowarycoast.qld.gov.au/live-stream or the agenda can be viewed https://bit.ly/3haEyGv
This June Cassowary Coast Regional Council presents a jam-packed calendar of events. With five not to missed events coming to Innisfail, there is something for everyone from ballet to cabaret and ballads to big bands. Experience dynamic performances by Queensland Ballet Regional Tour, French Diamond Cabaret, Tenori, Bloom Sings and Neil Murray. Visit Council’s Facebook page and click on the events tab or visit trybooking for more information and secure your tickets today!
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CARDWELL PUMP TRACK BMX riders, mountain bikers, skateboarders and scooter riders will soon be able to put their ability and skills to the test, with construction underway on the Cardwell Pump Track. Work includes upgrading the carpark, improving bathroom facilities, installing a bike wash, signage and promotional material. Already, the carpark has been sealed, access to the carpark installed and work on the pump track has commenced. Once complete the pump track will include ride features such as berms, dragonbacks, rollers and doubles which will teach skills to advance any rides mountain bike skills whilst at the same time a whole lot of fun!
World Trial, one of the largest and most experienced mountain bike trail companies, has designed and is undertaking construction of the pump track. World Trail has constructed Pump Tracks for neighbouring council’s including, Cairns Regional Council and Gladstone Regional Council. The project is expected to be complete by mid-June, weather permitting, with an official opening event likely in late June. Little disruptions will occur to the Cardwell community, however residents may experience low level construction noise. The Cardwell Pump Track is part of a larger project which will see Cardwell recognised as a world-leading mountain bike destina-
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tion. To read more information on the project visit www. cassowarycoast.qld.gov.au/ CardwellMTBproject. Funding is provided from the Commonwealth of Australia to the State of Queensland under the Federal Funding Agreement – Environment. To provide for this funding allocation, the COVID-19 World and National Heritage schedule was developed between the Commonwealth of Australia and the State of Queensland acting through the Department of Environment and Science. The Department of Environment and Science has agreed that the Grant will be administered by the Department of Tourism, Innovation and Sport, on behalf of the State Government.
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Volunteer Week - Connie Symons showing off some of her recent native propagates.
Cardwell Pump Track plans and image of current construction.
Volunteering brings people together and creates stronger, more inclusive, and more resilient communities. Two weeks ago, Cassowary Coast Regional Council (CCRC) celebrated National Volunteer Week, to recognise the vital work of volunteers and to say thank you. Council currently hosts over 50 volunteers who generously and tirelessly give their time week in and out for the community, ensuring programs and services across CCRC Libraries, Nurseries and Visitor Information Centres are available to all. Council nursery volunteer Connie Symons, has been volunteering at the Innisfail Nursery for over 20 years. “I originally began volunteer-
ing as I loved trees and wanted to learn more. “I love coming to the nursery, it is a happy place with great, caring people and I always leave feeling relaxed. “Through volunteering at the Nursery I truly feel I am leaving behind a great heritage with trees that will grow for hundreds of years to come,” said Ms Symons. Councillor Trudy Tschui said volunteers like Connie are the backbone of our community. ‘The effort and commitment of volunteers should not be understated, and not just those who volunteer through Council programs, there are many volunteer groups across our region that deserve our thanks and acknowledgement. ‘I am passionate about the
value of volunteering and its positive impacts on our communities. Which is why I have recently taken up a presence at market stalls across the region to actively advocate for and promote community groups seeking new members. If you are a community group that is looking for more volunteers, contact Councillor Trudy Tschui at Trudy.Tschui@ ccrc.qld.gov.au or on 0457 145 983. For more information on opportunities to volunteer at Council visit: Volunteer Opportunities – Cassowary Coast Regional Council or contact Council on 1300 763 903 or via email at enquiries@cassowarycoast.qld.gov.au.
CAREERS DAY 2022
HELPING YOUTH NAVIGATE THEIR FUTURES
The Cassowary Coast Careers Day is back in 2022 with over 400 students set to attend and network with local businesses on potential future career pathways. Held at Innisfail State College on Thursday 16 June 2022, Careers Day will host neighbouring schools, Tully State High School, Good Counsel College and Babinda State High School. Cassowary Coast Regional Council Mayor Mark Nolan said last year’s event was a success, with over 30 local businesses attending to connect with prospective employees living within the area.
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“The Cassowary Coast is home to a diverse range of businesses and attendees will be able to meet with local employers and understand more about what they do and what types of jobs are available. “This year we already have exhibitors lined up from various industries including healthcare, defence, hospitality, tourism, transport and construction – there will be something for everyone. “Attendees will also be able to ask about career and training pathways, as well as find out information about apprenticeships and traineeships.
“This event is really important for our young people as they start navigating their future career pathways. It helps them to understand there are meaningful career options available to pursue at home in the Cassowary Coast. “We want the youth of today to be part of our region’s exciting future,” said Mayor Nolan. If you would like to be part of Careers Day 2022, contact the Cassowary Coast Regional Council on 1300 763 903 or via email enquiries@ cassowarycoast.qld.gov.au.
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18 June 2022 commencing 10.00am Shire Hall Foyer, Innisfail Shire Hall, 70 Rankin Street, Innisfail.
Property Address: 33 Kinjun Road
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Tenure: Freehold Tenure: Freehold Land Area: SALE13.73 Ha Land Area: 0.4047 Ha OF LAND FOR OVERDUE RATES Sale of Land for Overdue Rates Legal Description: L18 RP732916 Legal Description: L1 RP726448 accordance with Chapter 4, Part 142 12, Section 142 ofGovernment the Local Government 2012, Coast In accordance In with Chapter 4, Part 12, Section of the Local RegulationRegulation 2012, Cassowary Cassowary Coast Regional Councilpayment hereby gives notice unless payment all expenses overdue rates together Titlethat Reference: 20947048 Regional Council hereby gives notice that unless of all overdue rates together with of any incurred on Title Reference: 21100035
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the following land paid, the said incurred land will on be the soldfollowing by publicland auction on the said land will be sold by public auction on withisany expenses is paid,
18 June 2022 10.00am 18 June 2022commencing commencing 10.00am Foyer, InnisfailShire Shire Hall, Rankin Street, Innisfail. ShireShire HallHall Foyer, Innisfail Hall,7070 Rankin Street, Innisfail.
In accordance with Chapter 4, Part 12, Section 142 of the Local Government Regulation 2012, Cassowary Coast Property Address: 33 Kinjun Road Property Regional Council hereby gives notice that unless payment of all overdue rates together with any expenses incurred on the following land is paid, the said land will be sold by public auction on DINGO POCKET 4854
Tenure: Freehold Land Area: 0.1020 Ha Freehold 18 June 2022Tenure: commencing 10.00am Shire Hall Foyer, Innisfail Legal Shire Hall, 70 Rankin Street,13.73 Innisfail. Description: L1 Ha RP741622 Land Area:
Property Address: Tenure: Land Area: Legal Description: Title Reference: Property Address: Tenure: Land Area: Legal Description: Title Reference:
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1 Lindsay Road, CARMOO QLD 4852 Freehold 0.4047 Ha L1 RP726448 20947048
Title Reference: 33 Kinjun Road Property Address: 1 21266103 Lindsay Road, 21100035 DINGO POCKET 4854 Title Reference: CARMOO QLD 4852 Freehold Tenure: Freehold Property Address: 828 Murdering Pt Road All All lands any Mortgage, Lien, Bill of Sale, Caveat, Judgment, Writ or other Charge, 13.73 Ha Landwill Area: 0.4047 HaMortgage, lands willbe besold sold subject subject totoany KURRIMINE BEACHLien, Bill of Sale, Caveat, Judgment, Writ or other Charge, Agreeor Process registered against or in any way affecting the property in favour of the Crown or any Crown L18 RP732916 Legal Description: L1 RP726448 ment or Process registered against QLD 4871or in any way affecting the property in favour of the Crown or any Crown Title Reference: 20947048 21100035 instrumentality or any persons representing the Crown. Tenure: Freehold instrumentality or any persons representing the Crown.
828 Murdering Pt Road Land Area: 0.1020 Ha KURRIMINE BEACHAll enquiries should be directed to the Rates Coordinator on 1300 763 903. Legal Description: L1 RP741622 QLD 4871 enquiries should Freehold Title All Reference: 21266103be directed to the Rates Coordinator on 1300 763 903. 0.1020 Ha Andrew Graffen P O Box 887 L1 RP741622 All lands will be sold subject to any Mortgage, Lien, Bill of Sale, Caveat, Judgment, Writ or other Charge, Agreement
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or Process registered against or in any way affecting the property in favour of the Crown or any Crown instrumentality or any persons representing the Crown.
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All lands will be sold subject to any Mortgage, Lien, Bill of Sale, Caveat, Judgment, Writ or other Charge, Agreement or Process registered against or in any way affecting property in favourbe of the Crownto or the any Rates Crown Coordinator on 1300 763 903. Allthe enquiries should directed instrumentality or any persons representing the Crown. All enquiries should be directed to the Rates Coordinator on 1300 763 903.
When you throw food into the wet kerbside bin it ends up buried in landfill. Once covered and compacted, oxygen is removed forcing the food scraps waste to enter an anaerobic break down process. This process releases methane, a greenhouse gas that does a far better job than carbon dioxide at trapping heat thus contributing significantly to global warming. Methane is also highly flammable increasing risk of fires at landfill sites. The solution to these serious problems, recycle organic waste. Separate your food scraps and green waste for composting. Or if you have a worm farm
feed your food scraps to Graffen them. Andrew Chief Executive Officer You can also start looking at ways to avoid food waste for example • Plan before you go shopping to avoid buying extra • Have an eat first section in your fridge/ pantry • Make a stock our of vegetable scraps Remember Council offers households a $20 rebate for their first purchase of a compost bin or worm farm. To find out how you can claim your $20 visit: https://www.cassowarycoast.qld.gov.au/community-composting-program
K E Y Cassowary Coast Regional Council Contact 1300 763 903 Visit our website www.cassowarycoast.qld.gov.au Write: Please address all correspondence to: Andrew Graffen, Chief Executive Officer PO Box 887 Innisfail, QLD 4860 Email: enquiries@cassowarycoast.qld.gov.au
Cassowary Coast Regional Council has three Customer Service Centres across the region. Specially trained staff can provide information and advice on topics including: ● local laws and compliance ● rates enquiries ● account payments (EFTPOS facilities available)
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Customer Service Centres and Opening Hours Innisfail Shire Hall 70 Rankin St. Innisfail Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm Wednesday 9:30am - 4:30pm Tully Tully Civic Centre, 38-40 Bryant St. Tully Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm Wednesday 9:30am - 4:30pm Cardwell Cardwell Library, 4 Balliol St. Cardwell Monday - Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm
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