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The Canungra Times

July 2015, Issue No 111 www.canungratimes.com.au

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Inside this Month:

Canungra’s Got Talent................................................. 3 Rooftop Express to Headline Canungra Show............ 7 Eat Local Week.................................................. 10 - 11

Regular Features:

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Date Claimer............................................................... 6 From My Window....................................................... 16 Animal Welfare League Pets of the Month................ 20 Crossword................................................................. 25 Trade and Business Directory............................ 27 - 31 Sport................................................................... 34 - 40

Cover photo: Canungra’s Got Talent even had an ‘after party’ with the kids jumping on stage to dance!

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Canungra’s Got Talent Canungra’s biggest Talent Quest attracted entrants from as far as Warwick as well as a range of local talent. Organiser Kerry Austin congratulated all performers on their acts and thanked everyone who assisted her in making the day a success. Judge Bren Dalby said the judges were all “sensationally impressed”. “Each of us was taken with different acts but there was one performance we all agreed on and that was Kailee the Contortionist. Unbelievable, and had the crowd totally absorbed,” she said. The winners on the day were: First half of the show: 1st place: Inspire Studios-Mini Jazz 2nd place: Tamiki 3rd place: Emma-Jane Collins Second half of the show: 1st place: Kailee Behrendorff 2nd place: Ashleigh Cosgrove 3rd place: Mercedez Austin, Emma Connelly and Monique Toohey. On the Canungra’s Got Talent Facebook page, Kerry made special mention of school bus driver Emily Spurr who formed the Pine Creek Bus Choir. The children sang on the bus on the way to and from school and performed with Emily (singing and playing guitar). For many of those children it was the first time they had performed in public. Country music duo Dubbo Turner and Annette Williams travelled from Warwick to perform several classic country songs for the crowd. Other performers on the day were: Mercedez Austin; Obie Austin; Chevy

Canungra’s Got Talent competition winners

Austin; Ezekiel Austin; Caroline Andrew; Inspire Studios Australia - ISA Crew; Molli Souvannavong; Alexis Moloney; Madison Cosgrove; Jack Piatson; Pine Creek Bus choir (led by Emily Spurr); Bryanna Meadows; Inspire Studios Australia - mini jazz; Alice Goetzinger; Emma-Jane Collins; Phoenix Matena; Keely Roscarel; Molli Souvannavong; Dubbo Turner and Annette Williams; Emma Connelly; Monique Toohey; Ashleigh Cosgrove; Emelia Cosgrove; Kailee Behrendorff; Caroline Andrew;

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Gambling Community Benefit Fund.

Scenic Rim Welcomes New Australian Citizens

Twenty-four local residents took the final step in their journey to become Australian citizens in an extension to the 2015 Queensland Day celebrations. The ceremony was held at The Centre Beaudesert with Mayor John Brent officiating along with Deputy Mayor Virginia West and other Scenic Rim Councillors who each presented the new citizens with a plant and certificate. Cr Brent said he was proud to welcome the new citizens who come from countries including South Africa, India, New Zealand, Guam and the Philippines. "Becoming an Australian citizen means something different for everyone, but it is an important day in their lives and I am glad they've chosen to share it with us here in the Scenic Rim", Cr Brent said. "This ceremony is an opportunity for us to put things into perspective and reflect on the meaning of community, and I welcome you all as our newest Australian citizens."

Member for Beaudesert Jon Krause said the area has been very successful in this funding round with 18 community groups receiving grants from the Gambling Community Benefit Fund. “It is wonderful to see so many local organisations receiving grants to fund activities and facilities for our community,” Mr Krause said. “This outcome would not have occurred without volunteers giving their time and energy to complete the grant application process.” “The next round of Gambling Community Benefit Fund opens in mid-July and closes at midnight on 31st August 2015.” Local organisations to receive funding in Round 84 included: • Beechmont Tennis Club - $16,100.00 to Resurface the Tennis Court. • Canungra Bowls Club Inc - $19,650.50 to Install Bore and Water Supply System • The Beaudesert Gymnastics Club Inc $11,714.35 to Purchase Equipment. • Tamborine Mountain Croquet Club Inc $35,000.00 to Install Irrigation System. • Tamborine Mountain Sports Assoc Ltd. $13,631.82 to Purchase a Mower. “I am always happy to provide support for grant applications, contact my office by email to beaudesert@parliament.qld.gov.au or phone 5515 1100 for more information,” said Jon.

Council Notices Temporary Road Closure Beacon Rd Tamborine Mtn. 24 June - 3 July Due to recent wet weather, the required road closure on Beacon Rd between Witches Chase and Winema Dr for stormwater drainage improvement works currently in progress are now proposed for 24 June - 3 July, weather permitting. A detour via Colville Dr and Witches Chase will be signposted. Residents and motorists are requested to observe traffic advisory signage and directions from site personnel. Any enquiries regarding the work should be directed to Council on 5540 5111.

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Coordinator ICT Projects Closing Monday 6 July 2015 at 12 noon. Desktop Support Officer Closing Monday 6 July 2015 at 12 noon. For further information on these positions please call 5540 5111 or refer to www.scenicrim.qld.gov.au/ employment Eat Local Week and Winter Harvest Festival June 27 - July 5

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Modern Standard Ballroom Friday 10 July 6pm @ Vonda Youngman Centre, Tamb Mtn CINEMA TENDERS Classic Flick: In The Navy (G) Provision of Traffic Control Services Abbott & Costello, Andrew Sisters Council is inviting tenders from suitably Thursday 16 July $5 (with morning tea) @ The Centre Beaudesert qualified providers for the supply Notification of Proposed Pest Survey EXHIBITIONS (free entry) of traffic control services to Council. Program World of Fun School Holiday Program Contract Number: SRRC004686. Notice is hereby given under Section 30 June - 10 July 2015 Provision of Traffic Control Services 242 of the Land Protection (Pest and (1 September 2015 to 31 August 2016). Workshops, movies, free activities. Stock Route Management) Act 2002 For further information and free tender Program now available (Act), that the Scenic Rim Regional documentation download, please go to www.liveatthecentre.com.au Council (Council) will be conducting www.lgtenderbox.com.au. Tenders close Black Diggers a pest survey to monitor compliance at 10am Wed 15 July 2015. Submissions Continues until 15 July under the Act in relation to declared Presented in association with the Qld pests. The purpose and scope of the received after the closing date will Museum & Scenic Rim Heritage Network program is to ensure that declared not be accepted. Only electronic pests are identified and controlled submissions uploaded to the LG Tender @ the Centre Beaudesert throughout the Council area. This survey Box website will be considered. Council LIVE THEATRE Queensland Music Festival presents program will commence on 1 July 2015 advises that the lowest or any tender and conclude on 30 September 2015 will not necessarily be accepted and that Emma Pask & John Morrison Trio (inclusive) covering all areas within the modification of tenders may be invited Latin, Jazz and Soul - Free Concert Thursday 16 July 7pm Council area that may harbour declared before the making of any contract. @ Boonah Cultural Centre pests including private, Crown and LIVE @ THE CENTRES Tickets required - online or @ box office Council-controlled land. WORKSHOPS For prices & more information visit A copy of the program is available for inspection or purchase at 82 Brisbane www.liveatthecentre.com.au Get Your Dance Shoes On! Free Free and low-cost activities for children and families including farm tours, cooking classes, producer dinners and opportunities to meet the farmers and taste their wares. For more information or to download the program visit www. eatlocalweek.com.au

Council correspondence should be addressed to c/- Craig Barke, Chief Executive Officer, PO Box 25, Beaudesert, QLD, 4285 (unless otherwise stated). For information on Council services and events visit www.scenicrim.qld.gov.au or phone 5540 5111 or 1300 360 555. Follow Council on social media www.facebook.com/ScenicRimRC or www.twitter.com/ScenicRimRC

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July 11th �� Canungra Hotel Rodeo. www.canungrashowsociety.org 13th �� School resumes. 21st �� Canungra’s Got Talent at Canungra Showground from 11am. 24th �� Canungra State School P&C Movie Night. 31st �� Moriarty Park disco. August 7th �� Canungra Uniting Church Annual Ladies Service. 10.30am. Ph: 5543 5413. 22nd �� Canungra Show. www.canungrashowsociety.org 25th �� St Luke’s Annual Fund Raising Dinner. $25pp BYO. Ph: 5533 7070. September 12th �� Village Garden Project Launch. DJ Smith Park. Ph: 0478 784 719. November 14th �� Tracey Davis performing at Canungra Hotel. Mondays: • Yoga with Shirley at Moriarty Park Hall. 9.30am - 11am. Ph: 5543 4047. • Beechmont Over 50’s at Graceleigh Hall, Beechmont. Ph 0457 803 045. • Fitness Training Moriarty Park Hall 5.30pm. Steve 0405 103 670. • Zumba. 9-10am Beginners Class at Canungra School of Arts Hall. Ph: 0427 171 134. • Canungra Swimming Club Masters swim training. 6pm to 7:30 pm. Ph: 0409 752 997. Tuesdays: • Canungra Golf Club - Ladies’ Competition Golf Day. • 30 min High Intensity Fat Burning Classes at Live Fit Studio. Kym 0405 103 670. • 3rd Tue: Canungra Rural Fire Brigade monthly meeting. Jamie 5543 5778. Wednesdays: • Musical Minds at Canungra School of Arts Hall for 0-5 years. Phone: 0429 191 514. • Fitness Training Moriarty Park Hall 5.30pm. Steve 0405 103 670. • Justice of the Peace Community Signing Centre. Next to the library 1pm - 4pm. • 1st Wednesday: Canungra AH&I Society Meeting. 7.30pm at Canungra Showgrounds. • 2nd Wed: Canungra Chamber of Commerce Meeting. Ph: 0407 671 286 for details. • 3rd Wednesday: Beaudesert Districts Orchid and Foliage Society. www.bdofs.com. Thursdays: • Men’s Competition Golf Day at Canungra Golf Club. • Every 2nd Thursday Canungra Art & Culture Group. Showgrounds Art Hut. Ph: 5543 5528. • Zumba. 9-10am Beginners Class at Canungra School of Arts Hall. Ph: 0427 171 134. • Canungra Swimming Club. Juniors Swim Club, 5:30 to 7:30 pm . Ph: 0409 752 997. Fridays: • Justice of the Peace - Canungra Visitor Information Centre. Ph: 5543 5156. • 30 min High Intensity Fat Burning Classes at Live Fit Studio. Kym 0405 103 670. Saturdays: • Mixed Competition Golf Day at Canungra Golf Club. • The Shoe Vault Marketta. Ph: 0400 477 818. • 1st Sat: QCWA Wonglepong (except January) at 9.30am. Ph: Joyce Libke 5543 5212. Sundays: • The Shoe Vault Marketta. Ph: 0400 477 818. • Church Services: St Luke’s Anglican 7.45am. Canungra Uniting Church 10.30am. • 1st Sun: Canungra Pony Club Rally Day. Ph: 0400 436 867. • Last Sunday each month: Canungra Valley Markets at Canungra School of Arts Hall.

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Council Delivers $79.4 Million 2015/16 Budget

Projects Put Towns On Right Path

Communities in Boonah, Harrisville and Canungra will benefit from upgrades to local footpaths in 2015-16, with Council to spend more than $250,000 on improvements for pedestrians. Mayor John Brent said in Boonah $84,000 has been allocated to replace the footpath in Railway St between High St and Yeates Ave. “These works will complement the upgrades Council is currently delivering in High St as part of our Vibrant and Active Towns and Villages initiative,” he said. At Harrisville, $116,000 will be spent on improvements in Hall St outside the local state school, while in Canungra $54,000 has been allocated for footpath replacement in Christie St. “These projects will certainly help to improve amenity and accessibility in those areas,” he said.

Libraries Continuing Improvements

Scenic Rim libraries will benefit from an investment of almost $250,000 in books and resources and the replacement of shelving units, in the 2015-16 financial year, including an approximate $164,000 recurring grant from the State Library of Queensland. Mayor John Brent said the replacement of aged shelves will also be funded to ensure the safe storage of library materials and to increase accessibility for library patrons. “Council will be investing $244,000 into purchasing and replacing books, magazines, DVDs and CDs, as well as digital resources,” Cr Brent said. “This is a significant investment as Council strives to create collections which reflect community interests and remain current by ensuring that at least half the collection is less than five years old.” Council’s catalogue of resources currently boasts twelve different types of digital material free for use by library card holders and includes an English literacy learning platform, online magazines, language learning facilities and a free driver education program.

Scenic Rim Regional Council has delivered a $79.4 million 2015-16 Budget with improvements to the region’s roads and bridges remaining a priority for expenditure. Mayor John Brent said in 2015-16 Council would inject almost $22.7 million into road and bridge maintenance and improvements. “Spending on roads and bridges will increase by 7% , another record commitment to building the infrastructure our region needs,” he said. “Over the past six years we have increased expenditure in this vital area by more than 40%. This is in addition to the support we have received under the Natural Disaster Relief and Recovery Arrangements to restore damaged infrastructure. “Our focus remains firmly fixed on the delivery of core services and infrastructure to the Scenic Rim community, providing value for money outcomes for our ratepayers and the long-term financial sustainability of Council. “In 2015-16 we will continue to invest in the maintenance of our community facilities with an increase in expenditure of almost 4%, while community and cultural services will benefit from a 2.5% boost.” Key expenditure for Council 2015-16 includes: Roads and Bridges $22.68 million, Waste Operations $6.41 million, Facilities $5.83 million, Parks and Gardens $2.54 million, Community and Culture $4.80 million, Planning $2.79 million, Health, Building and Environment $4.31 million, Vibrant and Active Towns and Villages $1 million. Cr Brent said Council had sought to deliver a 2015-16 Budget which was both fiscally responsible and financially sustainable, and which allowed the organisation to continue to build for the future. “Council’s operating expenditure per capita has remained constant for the past three years. Additional revenues generated through rating outcomes and efficiency savings achieved by Council have been directed to new capital initiatives, such as our Vibrant and Active Towns and Villages program,” he said. Cr Brent said in 2015-16, there would be an increase in the minimum general rate of 2.5% for owner occupied residential properties. “The outcome of this determination means that in real terms more than half the households in our region will receive a rate increase of 2.5% and, in some cases, less than this,” he said. In accordance with Section 116 of the Local Government Regulation 2012 Council has introduced a 15% rate cap in the 2015-16 financial year on residential properties in order to limit the maximum general rate increase that could result from changes in land valuations and other factors.

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Entering in the Show is Very Easy

By Carol Mahony, Chief Steward, Pavilion, Canungra AH&I Society

Headling the entertainment at Canungra Show this year - Canungra FoodWorks Rooftop Express

FoodWorks Brings Rooftop Express to Town

This year grab your seats at the Canungra Show on 22nd August for a night time Wild West Show spectacular not to be missed. The Canungra FoodWorks Rooftop Express is a first class arena spectacular show that features world first stunts, true blue Australian comedy and awe-inspiring horsemanship. It’s loveable bush characters and amusing storyline encourages crowd participation and family fun. A must see for anyone who ever wanted to put on a cowboy hat. This Production has headlined at the Brisbane Royal Show 2013, the Royal Melbourne 2014 and performed for Her Royal Highness Princess Anne when she visited Queensland. The Production pays homage to our primary industries and shows how the bush will continue to prosper in today’s modern Australia. There is something for all ages with horses, cattle, comedy and quad bikes keeping everyone entertained. Many of the performers have performed in the Australian Outback Spectacular and will give one performance only in Canungra - a great opportunity for all the family to enjoy this world-class production for the cost of entry to the Show, thanks to Canungra FoodWorks’ sponsorship of the production. The fun doesn’t end there! Canungra Show has an amazing line up of entertainment this year with the old favourites returning as well as some amazing new attractions. Crowd participation is a must with entries called for the Bubble Football Teams and prior to the Show. This is a fun 10 a side game for two teams which will be played in the main ring following the horse events. For the first time at Canungra that great Aussie tradition, Dunny Races (sponsored by Aussie Lifestyle Properties), will be held. Teams of five will complete an obstacle course with their Dunny - one person sitting on the throne with the other four pushing and pulling it to the finish line! The evening entertainment will end with the Bendigo Bank Fireworks Spectacular at 7pm and music by the Point O Five for those who want to party on afterwards. For more information, check in the Show Schedule (available soon), web site www.canungrashowsociety.org and Facebook page.

The most important thing about putting entries in the Canungra Showon 22nd August, is to read the classes carefully in the Show Schedule. Entries are judged on criteria which is uniform across all shows. Present your exhibit exactly as it is stated in the schedule. For example, in the cooking section points may be deducted if you have decorated your cake to make it look pretty when in fact your cake is judged on the taste. The schedule will tell you what, if any, decoration is required. If you have any questions contact the Chief Steward beforehand. Fill out the entry form in the Show schedule or on our web page www.canungrashowsociety.org. If you need help we can give this to you when you bring in your entries. Take your entires to the Showground between 1pm and 6.30pm on Friday 21st August. The major prize in the Main Pavilion this year is donated by O’Reilly’s Rainforest Resort and is a night for two at the resort valued at $295. The prize is for the Champion Exhibitor of the Pavilion. This is awarded to the person with the most points achieved in the pavilion which covers cookery, needlework, photography, horticulture and fruit and vegetables. Each Section has prizes for the Most Successful Exhibitor and Champion Exhibit. There are also other special prizes for particular classes with details in the Show Schedule. However, any exhibitor will tell you it is for the fun of exhibiting and not the prize. The Canungra Show has two Pavilions – the Arts and Craft Pavilion and the Main Pavilion. We have around 1,000 entries each year and invite everyone to start exhibiting. Judging is done on Friday night and the pavilions are open on Show day from 9am until 7pm. Exhibits can be collected on Sunday between 9.30am and 10.30pm. If you would like to help on Friday afternoon taking exhibits and displaying them; or can assist in the pavilions on Saturday or Sunday please contact the Chief Steward on 0408 740 764 or the Show Secretary on 0434 274 795 prior to the Show. We will welcome anyone who would like to help.

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Aletheia - An Immersive Theatre Experience

Aletheia is an immersive theatre experience that treats guests to a historical tour, preshow entertainment, canapés and performance (altogether totaling three hours) on the hauntingly beautiful Garden Hill property in Queensland’s Lost World. This gripping new work by Goat Track Theatre is the outcome of a community arts and cultural development project – “Cries of the Kalwun,” that has been operating across the region of Scenic Rim throughout 2014/2015. It has engaged more than 70 young people from the region in collaboration with museums, local high schools, military personnel and community service organisations. The Project has enabled young people to have a response to what they consider the utility of history and to speak to their concerns about how our stories are constructed. The result is not just an intelligent and compelling new work on the nature of memory but a terrifying “looking glass” through which we are compelled to question the substance of all history. After surviving an ambush Aletheia has returned form Afghanistan a hero. But she has lost a comrade, and her memory. Tomorrow she will be awarded the Victoria Cross for an act of bravery she knows nothing about. Now Aletheia is asleep. Her alarm will wake her in one hour. Her memories have been locked away and she must fight through the deepest recesses of her mind to reclaim her history before the alarm sounds and her memories are lost forever. She has left the war in Afghanistan to fight this new war – in her head. Piece by painful piece, she begins to reconstruct her story, leading her to a truth she would rather forget. Aletheia is suitable for audiences over 15 years and will be performed at the Historical Dray Shed, Garden Hill, Lost World, 3268 Kerry Rd, Darlington on 30th and 31st July; 1st, 2nd, 7th, 8th, 9th 14th, 15th August and 16th August. Tickets available at www.goattracktheatre.com/events.

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In May, the Australian Government announced an offer to pay to repatriate and rebury 27 Australian servicemen and eight family members of servicemen who currently lie in the Terendak cemetery. The Government is attempting to contact a number of families it has so far been unable to reach. The planned repatriation, organised by the Office of Australian War Graves, would take place in June next year, with the dead to be welcomed home with full military honours. However, no individual’s remains will be returned to Australia if there is not support from close family members. The government is attempting to contact the families of Gunner Thomas Checkley (131st Divisional Locating Battery, died 5/8/66); Private Norman Allen (7th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment, died 10/11/67); Signalman Kenneth Charles Johnson (208 Commonwealth Signal Squadron, died 3/7/65); and relatives of Kathleen Patricia Ridley, wife of James Herbert Ridley (8th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment died 20/12/67). Families who do not take up the offer of repatriation from Terendak are assured the graves will continue to be maintained by the Office of Australian War Graves. Enquiries can be directed to wargraves@dva.gov.au

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EAT LOCAL WEEK - 27th JUNE to 5th JULY Eat Local Week - Highlights Visit eatlocalweek.com.au for details

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• Queensland Wine Fine Cooking Class at Sarabah Estate Vineyard: 4th and 5th July. Rymera Road, Sarabah. Enjoy a cooking class using Queensland wine, native herbs and local produce. Complimentary glass of expertly selected Sarabah wine with your two course cooking experience and take a tour of our country estate. Bookings are required. Cost $45pp. Phone: 07 5543 4746. • O’Reilly’s Foods of the Scenic Rim: Self 4WD Itinerary. 5th July. Take your 4WD vehicle off-road to one of the Scenic Rim’s most exclusive venues! Enjoy an afternoon of 4WD action, travelling up Duck Creek Rd to Lamington National Park (self-drive), with the final destination at an O’Reilly’s Lookout with breathtaking views over the Scenic Rim. Sample some of the region’s finest produce once you’re here. Take your time enjoying the different eco-systems along the track to arrive at the lookout by 2pm. Cost: $70 for two. Ph: 1800 688 722. • Brauer Organic Farm Tours: 4th and 5th July between 10am and 4pm. Adults and children will enjoy this educational tour of an organic fruit and vegetable garden. Learn some tips on composting, germination and growing fresh, health produce. Bookings required for large groups. Brauer Farm, 2 Rosser St, Mount Tamborine. Phone: 07 5545 4654. • Food Culture in the Rainforest at Songbirds Degustation Dinner: 4th and 5th July. Experience the freshest produce the Scenic Rim has to offer at the multi award-winning Songbirds. Enjoy a five-course degustation menu, highlighting the best produce from the region. Songbirds Rainforest Retreat, Lot 10 Tamborine Mountain Rd, Tamborine Mountain. Phone: 07 5545 2563. Cost: $88pp or $128pp with matched local wines. • Winter Harvest Festival: 4th July from 10am - 4pm. Location: The Winter Harvest Festival is an authentic food festival that serves up the Scenic Rim on a platter. Meet the farmers, taste the food, buy their produce. An exciting day out for the entire family, featuring market stalls, tasting plates, live music, celebrity chefs, cooking demonstrations, kids activities and the Kalbar & District Community Bank Tractor Pulling Competition. Some tickets also available on the day at the gate. Cost: $10 for adults. Children under 12 free. Aratula Community Sports Complex, Carter Rd, Aratula. Page 10

Teri Taylor, Josh Lopez, Sammy Savery, Kate Raymont

Internship Serves A Priceless Culinary Experience

Three Scenic Rim culinary interns were selected as part of the Scenic Rim’s Eat Local Week partnership with QAGOMA. Local caterer Kate Raymont from Hinterland Harvest Catering joined Sam Slavery from The Royal Hotel Harrisville and Terri Taylor from the Tamborine Mountain Cooking School. The trio spent Friday and Saturday working alongside the GOMA Restaurant kitchen team led by Executive Chef, Josue Lopez, preparing the sevencourse Scenic Rim degustation for guests. Kate says the experience was inspiring and full of experiences that she will incorporate into her catering business, Hinterland Harvest Catering. “It was just totally inspiring to be in a kitchen full of energy and creativity, working with chefs who are really at the cutting edge of their industry,” says Kate. “It’s really inspired me to use more local produce and to use food in different ways through layering. It’s not longer about serving up some roasted carrots. I was thinking about how art and styling and decorating now goes into food. “It’s about developing layers, a bit like you would a painting. Colour has a big impact in dishes and some of the meals we produced on Saturday night were like works of art on the plate. “Josh was incredibly generous with his time and knowledge. Once upon a time chefs didn’t give away their secrets, but he said that’s not how he works. He likes everyone to enjoy food. He was so willing to share his knowledge of ingredients and technique with us. “I feel very privileged to have had this experience.” Josh is a keen supporter of local produce, in particular Scenic Rim produce. He included Kalbar carrots on the menu he prepared for the world’s leaders during the G20 Summit in Brisbane. As Scenic Rim Eat Local Week ambassador, Josh will lead a cooking demonstration at the Winter Harvest Festival at Aratula on 4th July. Guests at the degustation dinner enjoyed a full day of touring around some of the Scenic Rim’s producers. A bus left GOMA at 8.30am Saturday and travelled to the Towri Sheep Cheese farm at Allenview, then to Bunjurgen Estate Vineyard, to Fassifern Valley Produce and finally to Scenic Rim Olives. The bus returned to Brisbane at 4.30pm and the guests reconvened at 6.30pm for the seven-course dinner, which incorporated ingredients from the farms they had visited, as well as others. Scenic Rim wines were paired with each course and were sourced from O’Reilly’s Vineyard, Witches Falls Winery, Welgan Estate, Normanby Wines and Bunjurgen Estate Vineyard.

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The drumming circle at Zest Fest. Photo courtesy of The Gold Coast Hinterlander.

New Venue Brings Crowds to Zest Fest

Zest Fest’s move to the Beechmont Community Hall attracted a record crowd to the event. Organiser Wendy Trulson said they were blessed with the weather but the new venue also gave the event a more intimate, community feel. Wendy said the event was very positive with Zest Fest becoming Beechmont’s ‘main street’ for the day - a chance for people to gather together and enjoy the stalls and workshops on offer. “We had a lot of airplay on ABC Coast FM on Saturday morning as they were talking about Zest Fest,” said Wendy, “So we had a mix of locals and Gold Coasters which made for a great day.”

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Council Comment By Cr Virginia West Scenic Rim Regional Council

2015/16 Budget

Council has recently delivered a $79.4 million budget with a continued focus on improving our ageing roads and bridges and building strong community capacity. This will be the first time in six years that Council’s budget will not include significant funding under NDRRA or flood recovery funding. During this period, the program has resulted in six bridge replacements, 31 bridges repaired, 185km of sealed road repaired, 82km of gravel road repaired, 22 new floodways, eight floodways repaired and 26 slips and scours repaired. Certainly significant work on our transport infrastructure. More than half the owner-occupied residential properties will receive a general rate increase of 2.5% or less, the lowest increase since amalgamations in 2008. This equates to a rise of 54 cents per week or $28pa. A rates cap of 15% has been put in place on the maximum general rate to account for changing land valuation factors. This is a budget to ensure the financial sustainability of Council continues as it has in the past three years with Scenic Rim Council being ranked among one of the most sustainable councils in Queensland. A detailed version of the Budget and Financial Sustainability Strategy 2016-2025 is available on the website www.scenicrim.qld.gov.au and I am very happy to discuss this further with any residents who may wish to contact me.

Positive Youth ACTIVITIES

It was so pleasing to welcome a record number of 37 local high school students into the 2015 Youth Leadership Program recently. Under the guidance of former Olympian and professional development coach Selina Scoble, they will all attain confidence, maturity and leadership skills to set them in good stead for their futures. The Green Army teams have been making spectacular progress of clearing and regenerating the creek bank in the Canungra area, over the past few weeks. Most of the young team members are from Beaudesert and it has been very rewarding to see their confidence develop as they learn new skills and are able to see what a difference their hard work has made. I was pleased to recently visit the site with Mayor John Brent and Federal Member for Wright Scott Buchholz and see the progress the participants had made. The Green Army program is a Federal Government partnership with Council and Campbell Page to create jobs for young people who are in a cycle of unemployment but also to enhance the environment and create future job opportunities.

Eat Local Week

Once again this signature event in the Scenic Rim was a huge success with increased numbers of people attending all events. Thankyou to our local residents who were involved in this event which drew such a lot of media coverage throughout Queensland.

CONDOLENCES

I know the thoughts of our community have been with the family of June Randall and Dr Burnie Elliot, both who sadly passed away recently. June was like a mother to many in Canungra and enjoyed being involved with so many community groups over the years. Dr Burnie had left his practice in Canungra some years ago but was known and respected by so many families in the area. Our thoughts are with both their families at this sad time.

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Have Your Say! Biggest Morning Tea

From My Window with Keer Moriarty, Editor

What Really Matters Over the past weekend, I had a bit to get done. It was the weekend before the paper had to go to the printer, I was also supposed to get the Show Program done and wanted to get to Zest Fest on Beechmont to take photos for the paper. So, on the Saturday one of the kids starts coughing. Not too badly, but gradually worse until Sunday morning we’re making comments about Whooping Cough (it wasn’t) and Ebola (again, it wasn’t). Well, we ditched the idea of going to Beechmont and decided to stay home. Which was a good decision because at 11am another one of the kids starts vomiting. At this point I have no less to do but I realise what really matters. All I really needed to do that day was look after those kids. Everything else was incidental, everything else could wait. Sometimes I get so busy I lose sight of what really matters, but there is nothing like seeing a child sick to bring you back to reality. In the end, all we have is how we treat other people, how we respond to another person’s illness, suffering, need. Life isn’t about how much you got done or how busy you are. It’s about the times you hold their hand and listen, or hold the bucket and try not to listen!

Dear Keer, After holding another very successful Biggest Morning Tea on Thursday 28th May we would like to thank a few local business for their very generous donations. A huge thanks to My Country Escape, Café Metz, Canungra Post Office, Canungra Pharmacy, FoodWorks, Paragliding QLD, Emma Dusting Silversmith, Instyle Hairdressing, Retro Organics Beauty, Liam Taylor Author, Greenlee Farm, Jo Minnett Scentsy, Alan Bass Milko, Canungra Beauty, Canungra Visitors Information Centre, O’Reilly’s Rainforest Retreat, Lost World Day Spa, Mark Culleton One-on-One Bird Experience, Riverlakes Golf Course, Bidvest and BnB Fresh. With the support of all these wonderful businesses we raised $1,450 for the Cancer Council. Get ready for the Biggest Morning Tea next year! Kind regards, Ali and Sam O’Reilly’s Canungra Valley Vineyard

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Well Being

Hinterland Urged to Get NDIS Ready

With Clancy Beck

The 80/20 Principle

As a business owner I always look for ways to be more efficient and one of my favourites is Pareto’s Law, also known as the 80/20 Principle. The Law was named after Vilfredo Pareto, an economist/ sociologist who lived from 1848 to 1923. He came up with a mathematical formula to demonstrate the uneven distribution of wealth in society, and found that the principle applied across all areas of life. Basically it states that 80% of our results come from 20% of our actions. How can this help with our health? 1. Which 20% of choices or circumstances are causing 80% of your health problems and unhappiness? Eg. a few alcoholic drinks every night, coffee and cake for morning teas, fish and chips or takeaway every week - all might only add up to 20% of your eating habits, but may account for 80% of your health problems like being overweight or lethargic. Which 20% of your actions or choices are resulting in 80% of your desired health outcomes and happiness? The 30 mins of exercise each day, the chicken salad you have for lunch, the 4-8 glasses of water you drink each day, the half hour of meditation etc would all be the things accounting for 80% of your good health. The principle can also apply to the people in our lives. If you look at your friends or family, which 20% of them cause 80% of your grievances, depression or anger? It might be time to prune some of those relationships - any reduction in stress is beneficial to your health! Conversely who are the 20% of people who give you 80% of your enjoyment and propel you forward? These are the rewarding relationships that are good for your heatlh. Aim to hang out with more with those types of people! It seems this principle can be applied to many areas of life. Try and reduce or eliminate the 20% of things which are causing the most grief, and do more of the 20% of things that bring the best outcomes. Less grief and more happiness certainly allows better health.

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The Mental Illness Fellowship Queensland (MIFQ) is urging people in the Gold Coast Hinterland to make sure they are fully informed about the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). MIFQ is holding an NDIS MI Way Workshop in Canungra, aimed at supporting individuals to ensure they have knowledge, confidence and control when the NDIS is rolled out in Queensland from July 2016. MIFQ Chief Executive Officer Tony Stevenson says the NDIS is a major shift from historic, charitable and welfare models, to a competitive market where people will be able to have choice and control of services and supports in their life. “We are talking about a major power shift that puts people with disabilities, including those with mental health concerns, at the centre of their supports and exercising choice,” says Mr Stevenson. “It’s vital that people who will use the system have a clear understanding of the changes and what their options are,” he said. “These sessions will support people living with mental illness, their families and carers by delivering the most accurate, up-to-date information in a range of formats. “The Information Session will give a great overview of the scheme, while the Workshop is a hands-on way to explore what your life is like now, what your goals and aspirations for the future may be, and how to communicate this to the NDIS.” MIFQ is holding information sessions and workshops in a range of local communities across Queensland for individuals, carers and their families. It has also launched a dedicated website, NDIS MI Way, to help people through the transition, and beyond. A Calendar of Events is also available on the website, showing NDIS MI Way sessions, and any relevant events across Queensland. People can also subscribe to a mailing list and follow NDIS MI Way on Twitter. Details: Workshop - Thursday 9 July, from 9am to 12pm - Canungra School of Arts Hall, Christine Street. RSVP’s are ESSENTIAL on 1800 985 944 or ndis@mifq.org.au (Free interpreters available on request).

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Winter is here!! And so are the nasty colds, flu, and tummy bugs. If you can find something natural that supports you through these sick times, you would jump at it, right? Well, here are two recipes you may find useful. Homemade Vapour Rub • 1 tablespoon of Coconut Oil • 4 drops Lemon Essential Oil • 4 drops Peppermint Essential Oil • 4 drops of Eucalyptus Radiata Essential Oil • Combine in a small glass jar and keep in the fridge (in hot weather). Apply as often as needed to chest, back, and feet. Immune Support Roll-On • Roller Bottle • Carrier Oil – Sweet Almond Oil, Jojoba Oil, Olive Oil, or any other carrier oil of your choice. • 20 drops Thieves Essential Oil (special Young Living Blend comprising Clove, Cinnamon Bark, Rosemary, Lemon and Eucalyptus Radiata Essential Oils) • Drop the Thieves Essential Oil into the roller bottle and top up with the carrier oil. You can also add 20 drops of Lemon Oil, 15 drops of Peppermint Oil, and 15 drops of Frankincense Oil for a super-charged immune support roll-on. Liberally roll onto the feet and/or back of the neck when nasty winter bugs are present.

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Village Garden Project Grows

Canungra’s community garden, now named the Village Garden Project is still looking for a home, with several locations being investigated. Organiser Alex Griffiths said she is looking for council or community owned land that is easily accessible and centrally located. A launch for the project will be held on Saturday 12th September between 3pm and 6pm. Alex expects that the location will be established by then and she will give a presentation on the Village Garden Project with details of how the Garden will run. Seed and seedlings will be available for sale at the launch and stallholders are invited to come along and make it a market-style affair. Alex is also looking for a face painter and coffee van to be there on the day and for a local community group to run a sausage sizzle. If you have tools at home that aren’t being used, the Village Garden Project will have a space for tool donation at the launch. So put away those unwanted hoes, shovels, rakes and save them for the 12th September where - this is a great opportunity to give something to the community that can be used by all in the future. The Canungra Village Garden Project meets every Monday. For more information contact Alex on 0478 784 719 or email griffiths.a@internode. on.net or check their facebook page Canungra Organic Community Garden.

Feedback Invited On Flying Fox Strategy

The draft Scenic Rim Flying Fox Management Strategy will be released for public consultation following its endorsement by Council. Corporate and Community Services Chair Councillor Nigel Waistell said the purpose of the strategy is to provide direction for the management of the Scenic Rim flying fox population. “At the core of the Flying Fox Strategy is a commitment to ensuring the health and safety of the Scenic Rim community, balanced against the need to provide a habitat for our native wildlife,” Cr Waistell said. Council has identified 11 locations within the Scenic Rima where flying foxes are known to roost. “It is important to act within legislative requirements relating to flying fox roost management, which includes affording protection of the grey-headed flying fox, a species which often roosts within the Scenic Rim.” “This strategy seeks to provide a long-term solution to managing the impact from flying foxes across the region and Council encourages community participation in shaping this document during the upcoming consultation period.” The six-week consultation period will commence on Wednesday 1 July and conclude on Friday 14 August.

AWL Pets of the Month

Chase is a chunky monkey looking for a home to get him back to his optimum weight. He loves to spend a bit of time with his humans, and gets on well with his doggy friends, but is more than happy to spend his time by himself too. As he’s an older boy (9 years old) he won’t need a run around the block anymore, but would be very happy to get out every day for a walk to stretch his legs and keep him fit. He is only $150 and is vaccinated, wormed and desexed. Sassy came in with her sister Cassie who has since found a home - they both had come through the council pound as uncollected animals. She is a sweet little girl who is affectionate and would make a lovely addition to any home. She has been waiting patiently for a few months now (early 2015) for her new home. We’re hoping someone will take an interest in this beautiful kitty soon... Sassy is $50 and is vaccinated, wormed and desexed. Last month’s cat of the month, Bella is still available for adoption. To meet Chase, Sassy, Bella or any of the other animals, visit the AWL Gold Coast Rehoming Centre.

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Nature’s Gems

July is National Desexing Month

Travel Diary 2015 - Tasmania (Pt 2) By Melissa Whitby

Tamborine Mountain and Canungra Veterinary Surgeries in conjunction with the National Desexing Network are launching National Desexing Month in July. A special offer of 15% discount to all dog and cat desexings will apply to desexing operations performed during July 2014. In addition, every dog and cat desexed during this month will also receive a special discount on packets of Frontline for flea and tick prevention. This will be $10 off 3 packs and $20 off 6 packs..while stocks last. Research by the Animal Welfare League of Qld shows that 65% of people who surrender undesexed cats and dogs have not desexed them because they just didn’t get around to it or due to financial circumstances. Desexing promotion and reduced fees can be an important incentive for people to desex their pets and prevent unexpected kittens and puppies. Cats and dogs are safer and happier if desexed. They are less likely to roam, get into fights, be hit by cars or impounded and less likely to get mammary and testicular cancers. Owners often find it easier to care for desexed cats and dogs because they are more homely and affectionate, and are less likely to want to get out of yards and wander. NDN Director Sylvana Wenderhold stated that since the downturn in the economy, shelters and pounds around Australia are struggling with more animals being handed in and fewer animals being adopted. Tamborine Mountain and Canungra Veterinary Surgeries are happy to contribute to National Desexing Month to help prevent the tragedy of unwanted pets. To make a booking, please ring: • Tamborine Mountain Veterinary Surgery: 5545 2422 (8:00-6:00 Mon-Fri., 8:00-1:00 Sat.) • Canungra Veterinary Surgery: 5543 5622 (8:30 -5-30 Mon-Fri., 8:30-11:30 Sat.)

Earlier this year, I travelled with a work colleague to Tasmania on the hunt for its 12 endemic birds. After a visit to Bruny Island and Maria Island, we had achieved our Tassie birding goal! However, we were not finished exploring Tasmania. From Triabunna, we headed north to Freycinet National Park. The township of Coles Bay is located at the entrance of the Park, this provides an excellent array of accommodation and we stayed at the BIG4 lluka on Freycinet. Before exploring the national park, we stopped at the Visitor Centre to obtain information about the walking tracks and wildlife. As time was limited, it was decided to do the Cape Tourville Walk and the Wineglass Bay Lookout Walk. Both of these walking tracks provided stunning views of what Freycinet National Park is known for: granite peaks and sandy beaches. Our views of Wineglass Bay on a clear, fine day were spectacular! After our short but magical stay at Freycinet National Park, we continued north towards Launceston. Being the avid birdwatchers we are, we took one last birdwatching foray at the Tamar Island Wetlands outside Launceston. The Tamar Island Wetlands is managed by the Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service and volunteers play a major role in running the visitor centre and providing information about the wetlands to the public. The Tamar Island Wetlands is home to a variety of birds including Chesnut Teal, Black Swan, Purple Swamphen, Tasmanian Native Hen, Australian Shelduck and Grey Teal. Access to the wetlands is via an extensive boardwalk network which allows all visitors to enjoy the site. For serious birdwatchers, a bird hide is available to observe the wetlands’ many bird species up close and personal! My short bird-watching foray to Tasmania proved to be an incredible experience. My travel companion and I visited some of the most beautiful national parks in Tasmania and we were blown away by the wildlife encounters that we experienced in a short period of time. This will not be the only trip that I do to Tasmania. It is place that I recommend all Australians should visit. Wherever we travelled, the locals were always incredibly friendly and always up for a chat. Tasmania is a nature lover’s paradise and my next trip there, will be on the hunt for the endanWineglass Bay gered Orange-bellied Parrot!

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DESIGN BRIEF & RESPONSE Derived from the formal Brief contained in the Service Agreement 1. bring a sense of Structure, Order and Organisation over the whole site through an imaginative layout 2. allow for all the different recreational, productive and functional activities in a unified way 3. to express the site as a unified whole, with sub-zones fitting the overall theme 4. to explore ‘Productive’ practicalities within an imaginative configuration i) extensive perennial and annual beds including herbs, medicinal and cosmetic in raised beds and on ground, and to propose both an easier method and functional configuration ii) augment existing fruit trees in a cordinated way iii) expand the chicken / egg production iv) integrated compost processing location 5. Entries to be strengthened 6. Passive recreation areas to be formalised 7.more shade and coordinated mass planting 8. create a diverse range of nooks for a diverity of ways to use use and enjoy the site 9. propose a configuration for both pedestrian and vehicular access, including on-site garage and workshop. 10. explore the potential for income producing accomodation options with private courtyards

CONCEPT SKETCH

SITE FUNCTION

Radial zoning derived from the site analysis centred on the core of the site, the mid point betwen the house and the upper terrace area. From this point both functional and aesthetic

Activity zones that harmonised both the appearence and functionality of the whole site., as well providing a basis for Staged works depending on priorities

ZONES LIVING: Primary living area outside with Pavilion, higher viewing area and access to all areas further out into the yard OPEN SPACE: Central ordering and Recreational space from which all main aspects of the yard are accessible SERVICE: Carparking or garage space with frequently used elements from which the yard is accessible by vehicle. PRIVATE: Adjacent to the two main bedrooms looking east with potential access to individual private spaces. RAINFOREST: Existing vegetated space as Entry Feature and possible internal spaces. PRODUCTIVE: Planted Beds rfor annuals and perrenials with full exposure to sun PRODUCTIVE: Tree and Orchard crops grouped. Fenced with chook access all round. WORKSHOP: and storage area with access through to the Open Space area. Alternate hangout. VERGE AREA: Maintenance and Visitor Parking

OPTIONS

Option 1

LEGEND

Option 2

MASS PLANTING

The Options show three alternate Layouts which integrate the Design Brief with the existing site conditions in a designed manner expressed through both the Concept Sketch and Function drawings. i) Option 1 organically irregular broad curves defining the main spaces establish a structured order over the whole site, whilst providing an informal feeling.

LEGEND

Option 3

MASS PLANTING

TURF GRASS

GRAVEL PATH

CONCRETE PATH

ii) Option 2 a more formal geomentric definition to all the main spatial zones imparts a more visually structured order and flow through the whole site with a crisper delineation between the different areas. A greater sense of unity of the whole site , this option would also experineced as far more informal on te ground iii) Option 3 pure rectilinear formality provides the most obvious and striking sense of visual structure and order. The scale of the site and the configuration of the sub--spaces still allows extended views ‘through spaces maintaning a ’big site feel’ within a more manageable layout. Each Option allows for maximised opportunities to include all the desired elements in a unified manner over the whole site The difference zones are structurally acheived by a broadly precise setout, attention to level ground planes, and the degree of edge definition. (eg: aim for pads with gradients of max1:50 falls. The configurations shown will require max 400cut and a similar fill in some locations only)

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DESIGN OPTIONS

PROJECT

KENNY RESIDENCE

SITE

2-4 Manor Crt, CANUNGRA Q

ISSUE

DATE

20/05/11

1:250 @ A2

DWELLING: Potential to secure structure, line and make habitable. Run services in conduits (water / power) to structure

PRODUCTION

STAGE 1: UPPER TERRACE PLAN R E TA I N I N G WALL to achieve upper living terrace

PLANTING for Productive or Ornamental plants

STORAGE /WORKSHOP: Can Secure existing sheds, with path access. Verandah or covered structure to allow inclement weather use and also for passive recreation LOW PALING FENCE: Forage encloseure for chickens away from yard and to delineate the separate spaces

UPPER TERRACE On platform level with Pavilion, turf grass with views over the property

ACCESS StairsTo the shed and main backyard areas

LOWER ORCHARD / GROVE / WOODLOT: Remove Silky Oak Prune Macadamias to 4x3 Add fruit / nut / olive trees in grid Pathway through to workshop ALL WEATHER PATHWAY: To central open space perimter for all weather access for definition RAISED PLANTER BEDS: 600H planted beds for smaller perrenial & annual vegetable and herb Beds aligned with overall layout. Deco paths between planted beds

RAISED BEDS for clipping greens and herbs for easy access ACCESS to the side Private Courtyards

PAD renew pavers

CHICKEN COUP / ENCLOSURE / FORAGE RUN: Enlarge coup and enclosure to accomodate an increase flock. Optimal stocking rate 1500/Ha Potential to have 45 chickens on rear only areas (300sqm)

COMPOST AREA: 3 bin processing area clost to raised beds with access to Orchard CENTRAL OPEN SPACE: Minor earthworks to reduce gradient from 1:30 to 1:50 to create a level pad for active recreation. MASS PLANTING: To fence area. Small trees, espaliered trees, vines grown on clinbing frames. VEHICLE ACCESS: To Compost and Woodlot areas. an be grass or deco depending on frequency of use STEP ACCESS: From the top terraces to the lower via concrete steps.

MANGO SHADE: Lift crown of Mango tree closest to the house and place seating under to captialise on the heavy shade and estate views afforded. Thin crown periodically to maximise the fruit quality. Augment with Fruit / Nut / Avocado trees in grid pattern around central open spaces ORCHARD Vase prune eastern Mango to 3x4 Augment with Fruit / Nut / Avocado trees in grid pattern around central open spaces

GARAGE AND CARPORT: Double garage, with single carport with front roller doors for security. Access through carport to rear yard for vehicles and deliveries NEW PATH: From entry path to rear yard in an ordered grid pattern

UPPER TERRACE refer to Inset

MASS PLANTING: Remove existing edging, augment shade tolerant planting, with informal deco path widing around existing shade tree. Add a bench seat SIDE FENCE: Replace exisitng pool fencing with 1500H timber paling fence and gate to increase privacy.

Avocado Trees

ACCESS down to the side veggie gardens and beyond

SMALL TREES and Lomandra to get a sense of division between the house and the Pavilion area

PRIVATE COURTYARD 1: Provide glass door access straight from main bedroom, to a Level Pavement and grass exisitng pad

Olive Trees

More Chooks

STRUCTURE PKANTINGS

RATIONALE Notes on Configuration: the circular geomentric options provides the optimal balance between a structured sense of order with organically curving ‘shapes’ to all the spaces. A rectangular base is retained for the Upper Terrace area for ease of construction and to integrate with house and Paviloin The configuration gives the site an overall structure and sense of order which aid its maintenance and effective use Recreation The Main Lawn Terrace provides active recreation opportunities and a host f subspaces cater for passige recreation even in the movement around the site, siting or just contemplating the place in which you are in.

Lemon Myrtle

Watergum

Turf Grass

Bangalow Palm

Lomandra

Garage with through access to rear

Entry Steps

ELEMENTS

Compost rotation

Walling

Internal Fencing

Production Each area of the Brief has been included with large areas under vegetables, frut trees and an enlarged Circulation The layout and spatial relatioships provide for infinite ways to traverse the site in a heirarchy of formal and informalo pathways Raised Beds

Formal terrace edge

Informal paving

PRIVATE COURTYARD 2: Renew existing tile pavers. Install field gully pit with stormwater drainage or falls away. Install pegola with half all weather / half shade clothe. Remove weeds and dying plant material and augment with additional tree and Lomandra species NEW STEP ENTRY: Renew the exisitng steps with similar construction methods to the alignments shown. Continue the Rainforest Planting on both sides of the new entry steps HOUSE: install glass doors to open outside in key locations

FORMALISE ENTRY: Widen path and feed directly onto the front verandah. LEVEL DECO PAD: To emphasise the entry to the house and also as an alternate space for passive recreation SEATING NOOKS: Informal level deco pads with steps and narrow path through the Rainforest area for alternate rereation. RAINFOREST ENTRY FEATURE: Augment sub-tropical trees & palms, remove weeds, shrub species as well as debris. Ground cover plantings to 500H.

CABIN

WOODLOT

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MAIN LAWN TERRACE

CONCEPT PLAN

ACCESS FROM UPPER TERRACE

VERANDAH

DECO PAD

STEPS

ENTRY

PROJECT

KENNY RESIDENCE

ISSUE

SITE

2-4 Manor Crt, CANUNGRA Q

DATE

20/05/11

1:250 @ A2

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School Happenings - Canungra State School

Students of the Week - Well done!

Angus Fletcher

Caleb Barber

Congratulation to the Readers’ Cup Team

races with Saxon coming 24th and Obie 32nd out of 56 runners.

Canungra State School Readers’ Cup Team competed in the Readers’ Cup at Hillcrest Christian College and came sixth overall out of 24 schools. The competition required the student to read five novels between April and June. Thanks to Mrs Hodges, Mrs O’Connell, Mrs Foster and Mrs Baker for their time and effort preparing, organising and supporting the team.

Green Team Cooking Club

James Harris

The Green Team ran a cooking club for Prep, Year Five and Year Six student. The students prepared delicious Chicken Taco Cups and thoroughly enjoyed the experience.

Regional Cross Country

On Tuesday 9th June, two Canungra students represented Broadwater district at the Regional Cross Country Carnival. Congratulations to Obie Austin and Saxon Matena who both competed in the 11 years race. Both boys ran outstanding

Field Event Finals

Field event finals were held on Friday 19th June for students in Years Four to Six.

Farewell Mrs Hodges

Canungra State School Librarian, Kathy Hodges is retiring after 20 years at the school and 46 years teaching. Kathy was farewelled with at Parade on Tuesday 24th June with a powerpoint presentation and a poem from students. She has been instrumental in organising events such as Bookfair, Bookweek, Simultaneious Storytime, Somerset Festival of Literature and author visits. Kathy’s always encouraged students to read and was a willing teacher in the computer lab. She will be missed by students and staff alike.

School resumes on Monday 13 July. Please note that Interhouse sports day cancelled on 24th June has been scheduled for

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By Fiona Williams,

greenteamcss@gmail.com The end of another very exciting term for the Green Team. We have continued getting lots of children interested in Gardening Club and a couple of weeks ago we had a very exciting Cooking Club. Our Preps, Year 5, and Year 6 students enjoyed making Chicken Taco cups. Thanks to help from our mums and student leaders we were able to make around 100 healthy, tasty tacos that were enjoyed by all. David Walker of Tamborine Mountain Lions Club, presents Canungra State School Acting Principal, Sheree Maksoud, with a cheque for $5,000.

Lions Club Donation to Speed up the School

Tamborine Village Lions Club has donated $5,000 to Canungra State School to pay for significant upgrades to the School’s ICT systems. Deputy Principal, Cindi Dare said the Lions club have made the generous donation of $5000 to our school to assist with the initial payment for this year to increase the School’s internet bandwidth. “Currently we pay $4000 per year for our current speed,” said Cindi, “Unfortunately this speed does not cope with the everyday technology needs of our school and is a great frustration to our students and staff.” “We have applied to increase our bandwidth which will cost the school $10,000 per year but will allow for speeds at least twice as fast as we have now. “It is a great help to us for the Lions Club to assist with our initial increase in budgeting as that also allows us to free up some finances for other ongoing ICT expenses.” Tamborine Village Lions Club is often able to assist with community projects. For more information contact David Walker by email to tamborinevillagelions@live.com.

We have plans to do another of these days next term for the other classes at school. Next term we will be having a working bee to plant the front prep garden once the council has removed the large trees from that area, please stay tuned to the school newsletter for details.

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TCT Kids! Grow a Herb Garden - at Canungra Library Monday 6 July 9.30

Canungra Youth Group Trivia Night On Saturday 6th June, Canungra Youth Group organised a Trivia Night. There were four rounds of questions prepared by the youth to challenge everyone who came along. Eight tables of participants battled it out for the most points of the evening. The winning table was the Illuminatos. There was also a prize for the best dressed table which was won by the Thredbo Thrashers dressed appropriately in full ski gear kit. Many thanks to sponsors of the night including Canungra Newsagency, Foodworks, Bean In?, Metz Café and Corporate and Country Accounting. Canungra Youth Group meets in the Uniting Church Hall – 31 Appel Street - every 2nd Friday during school term from 6 to 8pm. For more info contact Dianne on 0409 792 195

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Try your hand at planting your own herb garden! Feel, smell and taste many different herbs and spices, and get hands on and messy in this fun workshop. Free, 5 yrs and up Bookings essential – phone 5543 5791 Storytime starts again Monday 13 July at 9.30am. Bring your toddler for reading, singing and craft with Carolann.

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Canungra Crossword

Your Stars - July 2015

ARIES (Mar 21 – Apr 20)

Answers page 35

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CANCER (June 22 – July 22)

Venus and Jupiter continue to waltz through Leo, taking you in their wake. This is a time of open-heartedness, openmindedness and general delight in all things. There may be a few growing pains – but hey, they’re growing pains. You are stepping up. Do it with grace and style.

VIRGO (Aug 23 – Sept 22)

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ACROSS 3 Circuitous way 7 Dwell 9 Lyric poems 12 Electric insulator 14 Government grant to inventor 16 Separation from others 17 Billiard rod 18 Flank 19 Indifferent 21 Theatre 23 Army rank 25 Slender stick 26 Made porcine sound 29 Yielded 32 Pace 33 Low sandhill 34 Contend in rivalry

The Sun, Mars and Mercury, are going to be spending time with you. The presence of the Sun ensures that it is your birthday that is leaping out of the calendar. You can cry if you want to. All responses to love and attention are permissible. Mars will drive you - Mercury enlighten you.

LEO (July 23 – Aug 22)

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To get to the warm-hearted aliveness that makes your soul sing, first you will have to move your body. When the blood is humming in our veins, then our heart of hearts starts humming too. Traditionally, you are inclined to find it hard to get moving. Be inspired by the food of love. Mercury is going to spend an inordinate amount of time in the sign of Cancer this month. That means, you are going to discover a bubbling brook of emotion running through you. Accept your feelings as they surface and they will guide you. Reject them and they’ll get out of hand.

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TAURUS (Apr 21 – May 20)

GEMINI (May 21 – June 21)

With Mars in Cancer, feelings, and what they have to say, are uppermost in your awareness. Are you comfortable with emotions as they surface? Do you dismiss them – or go over the top expressing them? To get to the relationship you want, you will have to enter the floodwaters.

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22 Sailor 23 Deity 24 Monkey 25 Annuls 26 Chairperson’s hammer 27 Consumers 28 Examine 29 Clergyman 30 Frightens from 31 Scatter 33 Horse’s mother 35 Golf club 38 Serpent

Mercury will be spending most of the coming month in Cancer. You are much more comfortable with feelings than you are given credit for. When they are around, you sense realness, authenticity. And when there’s realness, there’s less likelihood of disruptive hidden agendas.

LIBRA (Sept 23 – Oct 23)

The presence of three planets in watery Cancer, ensures you won’t be able to charm your way out of dealing with either your emotions, or those of the people around you. Your sense of harmony and balance is only meaningful when it embraces realness and contrast. Drop your guard.

Solution No. 8379 ACROSS D ACROSS DOWN 3 Detour 1 Rab 3 Circuitous way 1 Hydrophobia SCORPIO (Oct 24 – Nov 21) Saturn back. If there are any stones left unturned 7 is Abide 2 in Mim 7 Dwell 2 Sensitive plant your quest for emotional freedom and the getting of wisdom, 3 If Dec 9 Lyric poems 3 Ten years here is9 your Odes chance to backtrack and get your fill of both. you are hostMica to any emotional logjams, identify the one4log Opp 12 12 Electric insulator 4 Resisted that is holding all the rest in place - and move it. 14 Patent 5 Rot 14 Government grant 5 Decay SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 – Dec 21) The Moon begins the month in Sagittarius. This is 16 Isolation 6an Men to inventor 6 Bill of fare opportunity to identify and then act on, your needs. Your Cuehow beautifully embellished, are8not Dilig 16 Separation from 8 Painstaking wants,17 no matter included in this equation. The Cancerian Sun will ensure you 18 Side 10 Dec others 10 Colour scheme stay emotionally real. Jupiter is encouraging you to go for it. 19 Soso(Dec 22 – Jan 19) 11 Stee 17 Billiard rod 11 Metal CAPRICORN As the Sun goes into Cancer, you are challenged to 21 Stage 13 Ate 18 Flank 13 Consumed identify, explore and live, your sensitive side. Relationships have the habit of taking us out of our comfort zones. Yours Ano 23 General 15 19 Indifferent 15 Soon are no different. This time, consider the possibility that 25 realRod 21 Theatre 20 Musical composition something is being said by the one you love, and 20 listen. Sere AQUARIUS (Jan 20 – Feb 18) 26 Grunted 22 Tar 23 Army rank 22 Sailor Your quest for self-discovery is action-packed. You aren’t 29 Ceded 23 God 25 Slender stick 23 Deity about to die wondering. Habits that you once had, of staying aloof and objective, are now officially standing on their head. Ape 32 Step 24 26 Made porcine sound 24 Monkey They are history. You are less contemplative and more bullCanungra Rainfall June 2015 33 Dune 25 Rep 29 Yielded 25 Annuls in-a-china-shop. Learn your lessons well. PISCES (Feb 19 – Mar 20) 2015...................Year to Date.........Recorded by 34 Vie 26 Gav 32 Area....................June Pace 26 Chairperson’s Chiron is stirring up all sorts of scenarios, designed to make36 you appreciate your life as the precious work of art that Use Separates 27 33 Low sandhill hammer Ferny Glen.............22.5mm....................... 868.5mm......Lindell Grimshaw it is. Wake-up calls are important. They are called wake-up 37a reason. Errata 28 Test 34 Wonglepong........... Contend in rivalry 27 Consumers calls for We are generally asleep. The Cancerian 40mm......................... 950.5mm............. Ray Hickson Sun is39 inviting you to engage fully with life. Made 29 Cura 36 Parts 28 Examine 40 Loss 30 Dete 37 Noted printing 29 Clergyman © M.J.Dean 2015 41 Terse 3125Disp errors 30 Frightens from The Canungra Times July 2015 Page 42 Pestle 33 Dam 39 Forced 31 Scatter

News from St Luke’s

By Di Ayscough

I am fortunate enough to be on holidays at the moment and therefore I have time to enjoy my home and garden. It also gives me time to stop and take in the beauty which surrounds us - God’s Creation. How lucky we are to live in this beautiful Scenic Rim area, to enjoy nature. Have you noticed some beautiful cloud formations, glorious sunsets and early morning temperatures changing from cold to winter warmth as the sun peeps over the surrounding eucalypt filled blue hills. It is moments like these I am reminded to be thankful for our peace and serenity and living in this area. When recently driving through Nerang I noticed a signboard which reads “This church is prayer conditioned”. This quote also applies to St Luke’s at Canungra. Yes we may wrap ourselves in rugs and turn on the heaters but the best warmth comes from our prayers for our nation, our world and all people. If you are feeling a little lonely or lost we welcome you to the warmth of St Luke’s. The many visitors who come to look inside St Luke’s always comment on the warm atmosphere. You could feel it too. It won’t be long before our Annual Fund Raising Dinner is on. Why not mark Friday 28th August on your calendar. A five course dinner, lots of fun, friendship and entertainment all for $25 per person BYO. Please phone David on 5533 7070 to book your seat. With school holidays upon us, we hope all young people can enjoy their break safely and happily. Until next time I wish you many warm blessings.

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Suduko

Solution page 35

This is a ‘classical’ sudoku puzzle - a grid 9 squares wide and 9 squares deep. The lines of squares running horizontally are called rows, and the lines running vertically are called columns. The grid is further divided by the darker lines into nine 3 X 3 square ‘boxes’. Some of the squares already have numbers in them. Your task is to fill in the blank squares. There’s only one rule: Each row, column and box must end up containing all of the numbers from 1 to 9. This rule has an important side-effect, which is the basis of all solving techniques: Each number can only appear once in a row, column or box.

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TRAINING AREA/ RANGE NOISE NOTICE Residents to areas surrounding the Canungra Field Training Area are warned that it is a Defence live firing range and to expect periods of heightened noise volume. Defence training includes firing practices with live ammunition, explosives, simulation devices and lasers that generally occur daily between 0700h – 1600h. Night time practices also occur and are generally completed before 2200h. During these core operating hours, residence in the surrounding areas may experience louder than normal noise levels. This could be due to a change in weather conditions or wind direction, or due to the type of munitions or simulation devices being employed to achieve a training outcome. Defence now has the capability to notify residences of increased periods of noise volume on the training area via an SMS alert. These alerts are intended to advise residence of an increased level of forecasted training area noise over a prescribed period of time. If you wish to be included in this notification process please contact range control on (07) 5618 6270 and provide your name and mobile number. For any other inquiries regarding the Canungra Field Training Area please contact the Canungra Field Training Area, Range Control Officer on 07 5618 6270.

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FREE “parents & baby/toddler” Yoga Classes: Every Tues and Thurs 12pm. Beaudesert Early Years Centre & Kindergarten. Bookings essential by calling 55 401500. Stretch out your body and calm your mind while your kids play with all the toys and each other. Social Tennis: Are you interested in playing tennis on a Monday or Wednesday night 6.30pm till 8.30pm? All standards welcome. Call Brett Day on 0409 490 590. Hall Hire: Canungra School of Arts Hall is available for hire for functions and classes. Call Barry on 5543 4008 or email secretary@canungrahall. com or see www.canungrahall.com. QLD CWA Wonglepong Branch: Wonglepong Branch of the Queensland Country Women’s Association meets on the first Saturday of each month at 9.30am. Ph: Joyce Libke on 5543 5212. Art & Culture Group: Canungra Art & Culture Group meets every second Thursday at Canungra Showgrounds Art Hut 10am-1pm for fun, friendship and participation in a craft project. $2 per person (bring a plate). Ph 5543 5528. Justice of the Peace: Joe Rye JP: at the Community Signing Centre (next to Canungra Library) Wednesdays 1pm - 4pm. Ph: 5543 5592. Faye Hines JP: Canungra Visitor Information Centre Fridays 10am - 4pm. Beaudesert Districts Orchid and Foliage Society Inc: Meeting on the third Wednesday of

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Markets Canungra Valley Markets: Last Sunday of each month. 7am - 12noon. Stalls $10. Contact Judy 5543 4345 or Sue 0432 050 261. Shoe Vault Marketta: At the back of The Shoe Vault every weekend. Ph: 0400 477 818. Beechmont Country Markets: 3rd Sunday of the month 8am to 12 noon. Beechmont Community Centre, Beechmont. Phone 0458 233 080 or email bapacommunitycentre@gmail.com. Boonah Country Markets: is on every 2nd & 4th Saturday with lots to choose from at Spring Leigh Park, Boonah. From 7am- 12 noon. For enquiries phone 0448 248 828.

Useful Phone Numbers Beaudesert Hospital:.......................... 5541 9111 Canungra Library:...............................5543 5791 Canungra Police Station:....................5543 5120 Canungra School of Arts Hall:............5543 4008 Canungra Visitor Info Centre:.............5543 5156 Emergency (Fire, Police, Ambulance):..........000 Energex (Loss of Power):.......................136 262 Scenic Rim Regional Council:............ 5540 5111 Water Enquiries (QUU 7am-7pm):.........132 657 Water - Burst Pipes / Emergencies:.......132 364 RSPCA Emergency:..................... 1300 ANIMAL Wildcare (Wildlife Emergency):..........5527 2444 Community Organisations Now on Facebook: Canungra Organic Community Garden; Canungra Owls Soccer Club; Canungra Valley Markets; Canungra Show Society; Canungra Christmas Lights Competition; Canungra Community Bank Project; Canungra Chamber of Commerce.

Church Services Canungra Uniting Church: Appel Street. Sundays at 10.30am. Ph: 5541 1018. Marian Valley Catholic Shrine: Beechmont Road. Sundays 11am and 4pm. Ph: 5533 3617. St Luke’s Anglican Church: 15-21 Kidston Street. Sundays at 7.45am. Ph: 5545 2919. St Margaret Mary’s Catholic Church: 9am every second and fourth Sunday. Ph: 5541 1068. Seventh Day Adventist: The Little School House, Tamborine Village. Saturdays at 11am. Ph: 5543 8035 or 5541 1224. Tamborine Life Church: Sundays 10am Vonda Youngman Centre, 2-4 Knoll Road, North Tamborine. Ph: 0402 662 998.

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Sportsperson of the Year Awards

• Open to all sportspeople who reside in the 4275 postcode area or who play for a team in the area. • Monthly winners receive a certificate, medal & prizes to the value of $100 in the form of a $50 Canungra FoodWorks voucher & a $50 voucher from a selected sports store at the Award Ceremony conducted in January each year. • The ‘Sportsperson of the Year’ and ‘Achiever of the Year’ (selected from 12 monthly winners) also receive trophies. For further information contact Bren Dalby on 0414 435 919, email bren.dalby@bigpond.com; or post to: Sportsperson of the Year Awards, MPCSC, PO Box 36, CANUNGRA QLD 4275

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Sport CANUNGRA AREA GOLF CLUB Ladies Golf

Five ladies played in the WGGC District Championships over two rounds at Emerald Lakes and Palmer Gold Coast. Congratulations to Trish Schmidt who was the nett winner in round 2, division 2! Canungra Ladies hosted Boomerang Farm and Tamborine Mountain for the second round Tri Series Competition on 23rd June. 31 ladies played and Canungra is winning by a very close margin with the final game to be played at Tamborine Mountain in September. Results: Boomerang Farm – Winner – Anne Bellamy 25 c/b. Runner Up – Jan Penney 25. Canungra - Winner – Irene Mills 32. Runner Up - Sylvian Cameron 30 c/b. Tamborine Mountain - Winner – Jennie Reed 25 c/b. Runner Up - Jean Meakin 25. NTP 5/14 2nd shot – Annie Emmerson – Boomerang Farm; 8/17 1st shot – Anne Bellamy – Boomerang Farm. Canungra also sent a team up Tamborine Golf Club for their open day on Tuesday 26th May. Canungra did well - Liz Bobermein and Pam McAllan got a ball in the rundown. Liz got NTP on the 8th, and also the lucky door prize. The food was excellent, course great (mountain goat territory of course), and the whole day was most enjoyable. Many thanks to the Tamborine Golf Club for a lovely day out.

Results

14th May: Thursday Monthly Medal. Winner - A Sami 66. J McAllan 69. Putts - S Bobermien 23. NTP - 7th, 16th C Murphy; 8th H Barnes. 16th May: Carry the Flag. Winner - H Aitken. Runner Up - D Sullivan. Putts - M Watson cb 26. 17th May: Stableford. Winner - G Sandwell 35cb. RUnner Up - G Owen 35. NTP - 527+2 7th N Wall; 8th K Sami; 14th T Laws; 27+2 H Barnes; Ladies 2nd 8th K Sami.

John McAllan, Wendy Brown, and Tallebudgera visitor Trevor Harris At the Canungra Challenge on Sunday 26th April.

19th May: Stroke and Putt - Carry the Flag. Winners - L Bobermien and K Sami 80, 81. Runner Up - G Jarvis 79. Putts - L Bobermien 29. NTP - 5/14 open 2nd shot P McAllan; 8/17 open 1st shot M Groves. 30th May: Stableford. Winner - A Sami 37. Runner Up - M Watson 36cb. NTP - 5th M Cully; 14th R Jackson; 16th M Watson; 8th R Jackson; 17th A Sami; 7th, 27+2nd D Harris; 16th, 27+2nd B Fletcher; 8th Ladies 2nd L Bobermien. 2nd June: Monthly Medal. Winner - K Sami 74. Runner Up - L Grimshaw 77cb. Putts - L Bobermien. NTP - 3/12 37 - 45 hcap 3rd shot S Cameron; 5/14 open 2nd shot G Jarvis; 8/17 open 1st shot L Grimshaw. 6th June: Stroke and Putt Monthly Medal. Winner - G Cowan 67. Runner Up - H Aitken 68cb. Putts - B Broderick 23. NTP - 5th G Cowan; 14th R Bodey; 7th M Watson; 16th J Rodger; 17th M Watson; 7th, 27th+2nd B Fletcher; 16th, 27+2nd M Voller; 8th Ladies 2nd K Sami. 9th June: Ladies Foursomes Day Competition. Winners - G Jarvis and B Brown 127. Runners

Up - K Sami and S Cameron 135. NTP - P McAllan and C Durston. 9th June: Ladies Foursomes Championship. Best Gross - G Jarvis and B Brown 161. Gross Runner Up - K Sami and S Cameron 164. Best Nett - L Grimshaw and W Brown 139.5. 13th June: Men’s Foursome Stroke and Putt. Winners - Gross G Brechbull, R Hewlett 126. Runners Up - Gross J Rodger, T Mahony 130. Putts J Rodger, T Mahony 34. Nett Winners G Brechbull, R Hewlett 109. NTP - 5th, 14th G Brechbull, R Hewlett; 7th, 16th A Sami, J Grimshaw; 8th R Hewlett, G Brechbull. 16th June: Stableford. Winner - L Bobermien 30. Runner Up - K Sami 29. NTP - 5/14 open 2nd shot L Bobermien; 8/17 open 1st shot G Jarvis. 18th June: Stableford. Winner - K Muir 38. Runner Up - B Wiedemann 37. NTP - 17th G Hopley. 20th June: Stableford. Winner -A Sami 42. Runner Up - H Barnes 40. NTP - 5th A Sami; 14th P Broomhall; 7th A Sami; 16th A Sami; 8th T Ucetta; 16th, 27+2nd L Bobermien.

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Sport

Moriarty Park News

By Bren Dalby

Get Ready to Disco!

The next disco will be held at Moriarty Park on Friday 31st July. There will be a sausage sizzle available for $2 and curries too! Lots of lollies, icy poles, soft drinks and glow in the dark bracelets available at reasonable prices. The theme will be Winter Wonderland ... anything to do with Winter, Frozen, skiing or winter sports, winter woollies, ear muffs and gloves. Prizes will be awarded for best outfits, best dancing etc. There will be no tickets at the door (that fairly did my head in!) but still lots of prizes up for grabs! Times: 5.30pm to 7pm; 7.20pm to 8.50pm. The early disco will be $4, later disco will be $5. Come along and party!

Green Army

Have a look also at the tremendous work the Green Army are doing on our creek bank and please commend them for their efforts if they are around.

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Aiden Bell-McNee

We are absolutely delighted at the improvement this will make to the facility, attracting more people to enjoy the area and spend time there.

Sportsperson of the Year

Aiden Bell-McNee has been a great sportsperson for many years across a wide array of sports: soccer, swimming, long and short distance running, and other field and track events.

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He has excelled in swimming this year, qualifying from school, through districts to regional level in backstroke and breaststroke, and to district level in butterfly. In Cross Country,having won his age group at Tamborine Mountain State High School, Aiden placed 6th at District Cross Country, qualifying for Regional level where he placed a very healthy 24th. As well as these achievements Aiden is a terrific soccer player! He was awarded Best and Fairest by TMSHS for Under 14 soccer, and now plays for Canungra Owls Under 15 team for whom he recently scored a beautiful hat trick! Aiden has started refereeing for soccer and shows great promise as a super and fair referee as his brother Josh did before him. Apart from his sporting accomplishments Aiden, being part of a wonderful and very highly respected family, has impeccable manners and is one of the most charming and helpful young men I have ever had the pleasure to know and work with at soccer. He has many more events to compete in at school so we will hear more of him I am sure!

Sport Canungra Bowls Club

Canungra Owls Soccer News

By Ray Hickson

By Bren Dalby

The Under 15’s had a terrific win last Friday with the team really pulling together under coach James Tomlinson and manager Lana Rankin, with Chez Tomlinson helping out tremendously. They have battled with age differences and different skill levels as well as all Division 1 and 2 being grouped together at the start of the season but they have kept their heads high and now are on the turn around and we at the Owls are very proud of them. The Daniel Morcombe Day on 9th May was a great success with $490 raised. $5 donated by club for every goal scored on the day and a raffle with vouchers donated by Danny Gordon’s Seafood. Danny and Shelley donate vouchers for seafood for all major home days as well as three $40 vouchers for Daniel’s Day. They have just had a beautiful baby girl, Bella May , and we send them all our very best wishes for their new arrival. Keep an eye out for home games and come down for a $7 meal and support our local players and the club. Canteen helpers have been plentiful and sensationally appreciated! I am looking forward to not having to be in the canteen some Saturdays! Portable dug outs, 6 seaters, have been ordered and should be here soon. These will be great to keep subs, coaches, managers etc. out of the weather and although at this stage we can only afford two, we are hoping at some stage to acquire some more. Anyone who thinks they may be able to help out with a short fortnightly newsletter for the club so everyone knows what’s going on would be appreciated. Go the Owls !!

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Results

25th May: Wall Plaque Day from McKenzie Park: Overall win went to McKenzie Park with +13. Highest Rink win McKenzie Park with +15. 27th May: Wall Plaque from Tamborine Mt. Overall win went to Tamborine Mt with + 18. Highest rink win Tamborine + 17. 3rd June: Rose Bowl at Tamborine Mt. Canungra V Tamborine Mt. Canungra won overall with + 12. 7th June: Patroness Day. Patroness Day was held with 10 teams. Sponsors: Joyce Libke and George Randall ( behalf of his wife the Late June Randall). Winners were a Canungra/ Mudeeraba Team J Seagull, L Morrison, R Morrison and S Lee (Skip) with 4 + 30. Second a team from Beaudesert Faye Hines (Skip) with 4 + 28. Last Round Winner a Canungra team Brian Harrison ( Skip ) 2 + 9

Stradbroke Island

A visit was made to Stradbroke Island Bowls Club by 12 Canungra Bowls Club Men, an enjoyable week-end was had by all

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Mens Pennant

Canungra Bowls Club will have a mens Distict Pennant team in division 7 and a Canungra/Tamborine Mt team in division 10 starting on 11th July.

Opening Hours

Canungra Bowls Club is openFridays from 3-30pm with bare foot bowls until dark. Darts Competition from 6pm , all welcome.

Membership and Functions

All inquiries regarding club hire or membership, please contact Bronwyne Brown on 0409 797 965. Many thanks to Bronwyne for keeping the Canungra Bowls Club Result going while I was unable to due to a bad fall. Canungra Bowls Club will sadly miss June Randall who passed away recently, June was a long time member of the Club, Past President, Patroness and was well known for the great meals she always produced for the bowlers, especially the triffles. Our condolences to her husband George and Family.

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Sport Below: Samantha Torrens walking to the ring with Jamie Tozeland in front and David Torrens behind. Left: Cameron Torrens in the ring with Jacob Kurz, Rowena Kurz and Alicia Kocsmar. Opposite page: Zak Tilley won his fight. All photos courtesy Sharon Richards Photographics.

It’s Time for the Bulls

With the middle of the year comes horses, bulls, cowboys and girls and thousands of friendly folk to the tranquil town of Canungra. The Canungra Show Society will host the Canungra Hotel Rodeo on 11th July at Canungra Showground, Coburg Road, Canungra. The Rodeo is affiliated with the National Rodeo Association and attracts the best competitors in South East Queensland, offering some of the greatest bronc and bull riding in Australia. Canungra will be the place to see a wide range of thrilling events that will keep the heart pounding and eyes busy - bull riding, bareback and saddle bronc riding, steer wrestling, rope and tie, barrier race, team roping, poddy ride, a number of junior and ladies events and more. It is going to be cold on the grassy hill overlooking the arena so bring a blanket, jumper, scarf and gloves and don’t forget you can stand in the bar with the gas burners keeping you toasty. There will be a number of facilities available on the day including a licensed bar, food and drink stalls, ATMs and children’s rides. Country music singer Mik Oberle will be on stage to keep you dancing long with a mix of country rock covers and original music. All of this action and entertainment can be seen for the same price as last year with tickets sold at the gate from 11am on Saturday 11th July. Entry is Adults - $20 Children (3-14 years) - $5 Pensioners - $5 Family Pass – (2 adults + 2 children) $45. For more information visit www.canungrashowsociey.org or like the Canungra Rodeo facebook page. Page 38

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Sport

Canungra Fighters Shine at Siam Cup By Rebecca Torrens

On 6th of June Canungra once again hosted a Siam Cup Muay Thai series fight show, organised by Jamie Tozeland and The Hammer Muay Thai Gym. This fight show was a huge success with 26 fights in total. Canungra Showground was pumping, drawing in crowds of close to 500. Jamie says with the real Thailand feel of the venue it is a true draw card in the sport of Muay Thai. Then add in the fact it is a series based purely on the juniors getting in the ring and you have an awesome event. Hammer’s gym is just a tiny home based set up with only a handful of junior fighters training but each and every one of them give it 100% dedication and the result shine through. The Canungra show draws fighters and crowds from the big professional gyms such as John Wayne Parr’s Boonchu gym on the Gold Coast and also has fighters flying in from Australia wide to be a part of the action. In fact this fight show we even had two girls fly in from New Zealand to be a part of it. Four out of the six local fighters to step into the ring on the day came away with a win after all of them giving it all they had. Zak Tilley, Samantha Torrens and Jacob Kurz all won their fights.

Josh Torrens didn’t get a win this time but after an impressive fight he and his opponent were awarded fight of the night. Rowena Kurz also had her first fight at this show and even though she didn’t win she showed she has a bright Muay Thai future ahead of her. The youngest Hammer fighter, Alicia Kocsmar at five years old had her first Muay Thai fight experience in a demonstration match with a six year old boy. Little Alicia showed what a huge heart she has and after some serious training gave it her all in the ring. The main event was a showstopper - Cameron Torrens stopped his West

Australian opponent with a knockout in the third round of a five round fight. In August two of Canungra’s junior fighters, Zak Tilley and Josh Torrens, head to Thailand to fight in the world titles as part of the Australian team. Thank you to all the sponsors of the day: AQUIS farms, Gypsy ink tattoos beaudesert, Bolo fight wear, Supreme fire sprinklers, Marsden trophies, SRS gold coast, Russ Johnston concreting, action print services, D & R Torrens Carpentry, The Outpost cafe and Sharon Richards photography. The next Canungra Siam Cup will be held in December.

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The 1st in what will now be a monthly event, T20 Cricket anungra was a huge success. All players had fun, as did the AGS (wives & girlfriends) + the kiddlies. Team Rhys won & will e presented with a perpetual trophy sponsored by Canungra alendars. Player of the Match was Pearce Eldgride, winner a $50 Rebel Sports voucher. Due to, literally, overwhelmg positive feedback, it has been decided that the T20 Social ricket will be held monthly on the 3rd Sunday each month; 15th March 19th April 17th May 21st June (Winter Solstice) A huge thank you to all who helped on the day. For more info n upcoming matches & how you can get involved, just check e Facebook page T20 Cricket Canungra.

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