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LOCAL NEWS

Gondwana Festival Launched

The ancient, evolving landscape of Lamington National Park was in focus as people gathered to launch the Gondwana Festival at the site of the former Binna Burra Lodge on 1st March.

It was the first event held on the site since the historic lodge was razed to the ground in the September 2019 bushfires.

The site, now a grassy green hill with 360-degree views of mountain ranges, was dotted with 211 carved trunk seats, representing one thousand hectares of bush impacted by the fires.

Binna Burra Chairman Steve Noakes spoke of the long history of Binna Burra.

“First Nations people lived in this area for thousands of years. Known as ‘Woonoongoora’ in the Yugambeh language, these mountains are sacred and spiritual, places to be nurtured and respected,” he said.

“Evidence of their occupation has been found in various parts of the park, including the ‘Kweebani’ (cooking) cave on the Caves

Track.”

Mr Noakes also paid tribute to locals, Romeo Lahey and Arthur Groom, who were instrumental in the establishment of Binna Burra Lodge.

He said the Gondwana Festival was an opportunity to connect locals and visitors with the region’s Gondwana World Heritage-listed rainforests.

“This first Gondwana Festival brings locals and visitors together to recognise the areas affected by the 2019 bushfires.

In subsequent years, we plan to continue this innovative festival as an annual event for our Scenic Rim region along the northern entrance to the Gondwana World Heritage-listed rainforest,” he said.

“We hope you will all be on the journey with us over the next few years.”

The Gondwana Festival is on for all of March, with guided walks and other activities at Binna Burra Lodge, O’Reilly’s Rainforest Retreat and Mt Barney Lodge. For more information visit https://www.gondwanafestival.com.au.

Mayor Greg Christensen, Shane O’Reilly, Innes Larkin, Minister Meaghan Scanlon, Lisa Groom and Steve Noakes at the Gondwana Festival launch.

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HUMANS of CANUNGRA

Nora Jones

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When Nora Jones told reps from shoe companies that she wanted to open a shoe store in Canungra, they looked at her like she was crazy. Six years later the very successful business owner has no regrets - and a couple of very cute French Bulldogs to boot!

We know you as the owner of The Shoe Vault and a keen golfer, but what did you do before you opened the shop?

I did 19 years in merchandising, in the magazine industry. I used to put up all the magazines and display them beautifully. I also used to do merchandising in the supermarkets.

You obviously have a good eye for styling, but how did you go from that to owning a shoe shop?

Well, I started playing golf. I got my first set of golf clubs for my fortieth birthday. The lady who owned Drummond Golf at Springwood and Wolloongabba ask me if I wanted to come and work for her.

I said, “Yep, I’ll try that” and the thing I grew to love there was selling golf shoes.

Really?

Well, you got paid extra for the amount of sales you had. The men liked selling the golf clubs because they

were the expensive things and they left me to sell the apparel and golf balls and the shoes - the cheaper stuff.

Was it a bit of a male dominated industry?

Oh, terribly! But I didn’t mind because I liked working there and when I got the right shoe for the right foot it was happy days. So I became the shoe specialist at Drummond Golf.

Then a friend of mine Cheryl, who I went to school with, worked at a shoe shop in Maleny and she said to me you should open a shoe shop.

Matthew (Nora’s husband) always wanted me to go out on my own and go into business for myself.

We looked at buying a few businesses, then we looked at this building and Matthew said, “What can you put in there?”

And I thought, “I can do a shoe shop here”.

Canungra reminds me of Maleny ten years

ago, not as big but the same beautiful feel.

My friend gave me phone numbers of suppliers. I sat down with Warren Spranklin, lovely man, and his rep Murray Healing and I said “I want to have a shoe shop like Annie’s got in Maleny”. Their jaws dropped and they looked at me like I was an idiot.

They can’t believe how well the shop is doing.

It’s become a destination...

I have customers from Toowoomba, Gold Coast, Kyogle ... everywhere. They come here and there’s so many different shoes that you don’t see in the big shops because I go out and hand pick them.

I have to ask about Louis, he’s a bit of a celebrity!

Well, I always wanted a French Bulldog. My Dad passed away and left me some money.

He had a love of lots of things (laughs) - alcohol, horses, small dogs,

Nora Jones with Electra and Louis women, and other things, not necessarily in that order. He lived a very full life.

When he left me the money I thought Dad would be happy I spent his money on a small dog. I wouldn’t normally spend that much on a dog but I knew he would make me happy.

The other dog?

Electra.

I wanted a friend for Louis, a puppy but the breeder had Electra and she brought her to the shop. She took one look at Louis, growled and was like “Get lost fatty, don’t look at me, I hate you already”.

I agreed to take her home on the proviso

if they didn’t get on I could give her back to the breeder.

Louis is so good, he just loved her and let her do whatever she wanted, he was like “yes dear, yes dear”.

Now they do everything together, eat together, sleep together, play together.

The funny thing is before I got Electra, Louis had a lot of skin problems and was on medication and now he has flare ups but it has all settled down.

He just needed a girlfriend.

That’s right, they love each other and they are both so happy!

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Residents Demand Future Infrastructure

Canungra residents are calling on the State Government to support the growth of the town with infrastructure.

Local resident, Mark Conway said he has emailed the Department of State Development, Local Government and Planning; the Queensland Premier; Member for Scenic Rim Jon Krause and Council about the lack of infrastructure.

“We have been under water restrictions in Canungra for as long as I can remember because the creek can’t support the current residents without water being tanked in when the creek drops,” said Mr Conway.

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50s Lifestyle Village with 180 homes proposed, also utilising the town water supply.

“Both Seqwater and Queensland Urban Utilities have made it very clear they have no intention of connecting the town to either Hinze Dam or the main water grid. Tanking water in is laughable and anyone with some level of education would realise it is a pretty poor band aid to a growing issue.”

Mr Conway also asked how increased traffic and parking is being catered for. He said the response from the Department was to refer him to Council, despite these issues being State Government responsibilities.

A spokesperson for Seqwater said the Canungra Water Treatment Plant is capable of producing a

Canungra Water Treatment Plant was shut down in 2019 due to a lack of raw water supply from Canungra Creek. maximum of 1.4 million litres of drinking water per day when the raw water source is available.

The raw water is sourced from Canungra Creek.

“If there is a shortage of water in Canungra Creek, the community’s water supply can be supplemented with water carted from the SEQ Wa-

ter Grid to meet demand.”

Mayor Greg Christensen said both he and Cr Virginia West continue to advocate for water security and sustainability for the Canungra Township.

“In the Canungra Rise Estate, including the future stages yet to be developed, there are still

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LOCAL NEWS

Getting Inside the Mind of a Dog

By Susie Cunningham No-one can get inside the mind of a dog quite like Casey Cainan can.

The Illinbah resident, a veteran animal trainer, has trained at least 1000 animals in his time, from elephants and camels, lions and tigers through to mice and birds.

It all started with dogs.

Casey grew up in the circus in America. When he was about 10 years old and got his first dog, he taught it tricks based on what he observed animal trainers doing around him.

Now, he has been training animals for about 36 years all over the world, working in zoos, the circus and movies.

He moved down under with his Australian partner Nikki Ogle, after they met while working in the circus in America.

About a year and a half ago, Casey’s work brought them to the Canungra district, to train two young tigers for Zelie and Craig Bullen of Animals All Round.

When COVID-19 put the brakes on most movie animal training work, Casey established his own dog training business, Lone Star Animals, at Illinbah.

Since starting Lone Star Animals in 2020, Casey has seen more than 140 dogs and his services are in high demand across south-east Queensland and northern New South Wales.

He runs the business with the help of Nikki and of employee Katrina Ashton who, having been born into the family behind the Ashton Circus,

Casey Cainan, Cinnamon and Banjo at home in Illinbah. has been training animals her whole life.

Casey said his lifetime of work across the world had taught him all animals can be trained.

“It can seem really complicated but it’s really the most black and white thing,” he said.

“See it from the animal’s perspective – all you have to figure out what the ani-

mal wants, and use that to reward them, or take that away to discipline them.”

Casey, who has two of his own cattle dogs Cinnamon and Banjo and more often than not has clients’ dogs boarding at his place, said there is nowhere he would rather be.

“I honestly would much rather spend my time around animals than peo-

ple, that’s just my personality,” he said.

“And I would rather live here than anywhere I’ve ever lived in my life.

You drive or ride a horse through this valley, and you’ve got friends all along this road, the Bullen place is a kilometre that way, and it’s like you’re in paradise.”

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War Animal Remembrance Service

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Canungra’s War Animal Remembrance Service on 24th February drew a small but respectful and dedicated crowd.

Those who gathered show their deepest appreciation in remembering the animals who served, their riders, drivers, handlers and the Veterinary Corps that did so much to patch up thousands of wounded animals.

During the service, Harry Chauval and the men and horses who successfully closed with the enemy and captured the town and water supply at Beersheba were remembered; one of the last great light horse charges in military history.

We remembered people like Ernest George Chudleigh who at 19 after graduating with a

A small crowd gathered in D J Smith Park for War Animal Remembrance Day. Photo: Supplied. diploma in veterinary science joined the AIF and was sent to Egypt.

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Mayor Greg Christensen said the World of Work builds on the successful Scenic Rim Jobs and Skills Fest, which was held in November 2019.

“We already have 25 exhibitors lined up from various industries including healthcare, defence, hospitality, tourism, turf, transport and construction - there’s something for everyone.”

Lisa Bradley of Oz Paragliding and Hang Gliding said she is looking forward to letting people know about career paths in her business.

“People don’t realise they can have a career as an outdoor instructor,” she said.

“It is sort of a dream job. There is a lot of training, like an apprenticeship but it can lead to big opportunities.”

Mayor Christensen

Oz Paragliding and Hang Gliding’s Lisa Bradley with her parents. Photo: Supplied. said while the World of Work will have a jobs board of local vacancies, the event was not only designed for job seekers.

“The main objective of the World of Work is to make connections,” he said.

“There’s a great range of businesses within the Scenic Rim, and attendees will be able to meet with local employers and understand more about what they do and what types of jobs are available now or in the future.

“Attendees will also be able to ask about career and training pathways, as well as find out infor-

mation about apprenticeships and traineeships.

“This is really important for our young people as they start navigating their future career paths.

“These young people need to know there are meaningful career options for them to pursue that are close to home, so they can be part of our region’s exciting future.”

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Organiser of the Canungra Village Garden clean up, April Turner, is urging residents to get involved to help clean up Canungra on Saturday 6th March 2021.

“Residents can meet at 9am at the community garden and get involved in some gardening before cleaning up our town of rubbish,” she said.

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Moriarty Park’s Clean Up Australia event is on Sunday 7th March and covers Moriarty Park and surrounding streets.

Residents can meet at the car park at 8am to collect gloves and bags from organiser, Cr Virginia West.

There has never been a better time to tackle the surge in single-use disposable items, such as takeaway coffee cups,

food packaging, masks and sanitised wipes; all of which have polluted local parks, bushland, streets, waterways and beaches.

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Sweet New Farm Venture A new crayfish farm at Tabragalba, between Canungra and Beaudesert, is expected to be producing tens of thousands of Redclaw crayfish by the end of 2021.

Australian Sweetwater Crays, on Beaudesert-Nerang Road, is a family-owned business, with Tamborine father-son duo Peter and Alexander van Velzen, both engineers, at the helm.

The project, which has been in the works for about two and a half years, is now well and truly becoming a reality.

Just recently, the van Velzens seeded two of the property’s ponds with a combined 70,000 ‘craylings’ – the name given to baby crayfish.

Each crayling was about .02 grams at the time they were seeded, and those that grow to maturity are

expected to reach up to 100 grams each in nine to 12 months’ time.

And it is just the beginning, with the van Velzens having constructed 12 ponds as well as a 20 megalitre dam so far, with plans to grow the operation to 35 ponds.

Peter van Velzen said the Scenic Rim was a prime location to do business.

“The Scenic Rim is the best. It’s nigh on perfect for what we want to do. It has a huge catchment area that will fill up our dam from the surrounding hills and the soil is very good,” he said.

“The Scenic Rim is very good for its eat local movement, and we’ll be looking to supply direct to restaurants, to retailers and even direct to the public.”

He said local businesses had been instrumental in

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Australian Sweetwater Crays at Tabragalba. Photo: Supplied. helping the project get off the ground. “(Beaudesert-based) ACS Engineers were gold, literally. Angela and Susan and various others from their team showed great dexterity in navigating the regulatory and bureaucratic space we had to get through,” he said.

“The local earthmoving crowd that we used,

Digwright based at Tabragalba, have been exceptional, easy to deal with and very professional.”

He said Australian Sweetwater Crays was the beginning of an exciting new venture for his family.

“I was going to retire then my son had a brilliant idea,” he said.

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The shop has been beautifully renovated by the team at Hobbs and we are fully stocked with new lines and all our old favourites. This is your invitation to you to be apart of our new/next chapter. We look forward to seeing all our wonderful customers - our My Country Escape family.

Thank you to the whole team at Hobbs for making this an awesome experience.

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Letters to the Editor Possum Rescue at the Pharmacy!

On behalf of Wildcare I would like to thank everyone involved, and indeed the many inconvenienced for a short time whilst a stray Short Eared Possum was retrieved from the big red windmill at our Pharmacy.

A lovely lass from Bean In called to say a lethargic looking possum had been outside the café and up the windmill all morning. He was not in a good spot as it was raining and the roof was slippery so his only safe exit was compromised!

Bit of a tricky one to get to without the risk of

Thank You I would love to give a big thumbs up to a few good local tradesmen who have been a great help to me getting my home ready so my husband could come home.

ASAP television, Ash was great and he came out quickly. Thanks Ash the TV is working perfectly.

Max from EnerTherm.

He came early morning to service the aircon so the house could be cool for the arrival from hospital. Thanks Max, we are very grateful.

Odd Job Bob, he worked hard to finish the garden and prune the

him bolting into the traffic and potentially causing an accident as well as possibly meeting his demise pretty gruesomely so a plan was hatched!

Toby grabbed a net, I commandeered a handsome, very tall soldier who had timed his coming into town for a coffee well (for us and the possum) and gave him another net, Toby’s mate stopped the traffic ... and towel in hand I scaled the windmill.

Slippery it was and anxious I was … quite an audience by now and this could all go pear shaped in a big way in a nanosecond; my wee legs started shaking as I strained to reach high enough to get bushes. And also some carpentry work inside.

Thanks Bob we have a lovely view.

Toby Hall did a great job clearing long grass and bushes at the front.

The Post Office for delivering parcels twice, because I didn’t hear them come the first time.

Much appreciated.

And not forgetting my wonderful neighbours Wayne and Anna, without who I would be in a heap on the floor.

It is times like these when you find out that people are really good.

Susan Wainman Biddaddaba

a towel over poss and encourage him down towards Toby’s net, when I hear Geoff behind me say something like: “Bren can I just shove your leg against the windmill to stop it shaking”!

Life saver but hilarious with hindsight … wishing someone had videoed the whole thing as it would have been so funny.

Anyhoo, managed to guide possum into nets, yep sandwiched between ‘em both and the whole package popped into a koala cage.

He looked quite well but because I have had so many possums lately who have had or been suspected of having rodenticide we rang the Currumbin Wildlife Hospital Ambulance and rendezvoused with Amy in the new

The possum locals rescued from the windmill.

WIRES sponsored ambo at ‘the mango trees’.

Little bloke had x-rays and blood tests etc and was brought home the following evening and released out the back up

Finch Road, with a story to tell the fam! Thank you all!

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The car wash is a fund raising event for The Smiley Reilly Project and will take place at Moriarty Park from 10am to 1pm.

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“We believe that a smile is a powerful thing that can give a grieving family a glimmer of hope,” said Raquel.

“We believe that knowing you are not alone can help to make the weight of your grief feel just a

Canungra Scout Group practicing for their fundraising car wash. Photo: Raquel Hall. little lighter.”

“We provide fun, positive experiences for bereaved families through our Smiley Reilly Experience packs and at our annual events. Our mis-

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Canungra State School Happenings ect a yarning circle was created with shade and sandstone blocks for class meetings, small group work and a place for students to relax during breaks.

This fantastic space has proven to be very popular with students and staff alike.

Thanks to the great work of the P&C and parent volunteers the School has also won a Gambling Community Benefit Fund

Tara (P/1T) for her enthusiasm for learning and her excellent behaviour. Tara aims high every day!

grant to upgrade the prep playground.

This is being supported with a very generous donation from the P&C, resulting from last year’s Colour Fun Run, donations and funds the school has put aside over a number of years. School Principal Kylie Todhunter said she hopes to have this project finalised later this year.

Nicholas (4C) for being an enthusiastic learner who always gives 100% effort.

Upgrades to Facilities 2021 is off to great start at Canungra State School with students starting the year with fresh, clean and, for some, upgraded classrooms and with promises of more to come.

Over the Summer break a deep clean of carpets and classrooms and a fresh coat of paint to C Block, Administration and

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The amazing refurbishment of the Sunshine room has provided the Support Teachers and Learning Enhancement Teachers a fresh new office and open and bright space to work with small groups.

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Canungra & District Event Calendar

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Email news@canungratimes.com.au or call 5543 5532.

• Saturday 6th March - Clean Up Australia Day at Canungra Village Garden from 9am.

• Sunday 7th March - Clean Up Australia Day at Moriarty Park from 8am.

• Sunday 7th March 2021 - Vintage & Country Brocante at O’Reilly’s Canungra Valley Vineyards.

• Wednesday 10th March. International Women’s Day Breakfast at O’Reilly’s Vineyard. Tickets from www.ticketebo.com.au/canbreakfast.

• Saturday 13th March - Car Boot Sale at St Luke’s Church, 7am to 1pm. Devonshire teas, cake stall, bric a brac.

Phone 5533 7070.

• Saturday 27th March - Canungra Scouts Car Wash at Moriarty Park 10am to 1pm, proceeds to The Smiley Reilly Project.

• Sunday 4th July 2021 - Vintage & Country Brocante at O’Reilly’s Canungra Valley Vineyards.

• Saturday 10 July - Canungra Rodeo.

• Saturday 21st August - Canungra Show.

• Sunday 31 October 2021 - Vintage & Country Brocante at O’Reilly’s Canungra Valley Vineyards.

WEEKLY EVENTS

@CANUNGRA LIBRARY • Storytime sessions held on Mondays at 9.15am. Come and introduce your children to the library, and enjoy some stories and songs. Bookings are still essential as space and number limits apply. Social distancing restrictions will apply.

• Storytime in the park is also back for the new year. Held on the second Tuesday of every month, the next session will be on Wednesday 10th March with Heidi.

• Queensland Museum Kits are available for loan from your local library, and are suitable for home schooled students, educators and families. Each kit’s contents are curated according to Queensland Education curriculum for HASS and Science subjects. Semester 1 kits include Queensland Remembers: 1939-1945; Toys; Asia, South; Living in a Rotten Log; Invertebrate Life Cycles and Sustainable Living.

• For more information about any of these events, please contact the library. Bookings are essential for any event due to COVID restrictions.

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• Yoga - Moriarty Park, Coburg Rd, 9.30am - 11am. Ph: 0428 137 391.

• Play-time, every Thursday (term time) 9:30-11:30am. Free activities, all ages, tea&coffee provided. Ph: 5545 3644 (option 3) Tamborine

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.

• Fortnightly: Women’s Web. Robyn 5543 4725.

WEDNESDAYS: • Social Bowls ‘Scroungers’ at Canungra Bowls Club from 9am.

Loan Bowls available.

• Fitness Training at Live Fit Studio 5.30pm. Steve 0405 103 670.

• Yoga - Grassroots Healthcare, Kidston Street, 6pm - 7.30pm.

Ph: 0428 137 391.

• 1st Wednesday: Canungra AH&I Society meeting. 7.00pm at Canungra Showgrounds.

• 3rd Wednesday: Beaudesert Districts Orchid and Foliage Society meeting. www.bdofs.com.

THURSDAYS:

• Canungra Tip CLOSED every Thursday.

• Men’s Competition Golf Day at Canungra Golf Club.

Ph: 5543 5528.

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FRIDAYS: • 30 min Fat Burning Classes at Live Fit Studio. Kym 0405 103 670.

SATURDAYS: • Mixed Competition Golf Day at Canungra Golf Club.

• 1st Sat: QCWA Wonglepong (except January) at 9.30am. Ph: Joyce Libke 5543 5212.

• First Saturday Canungra Village Garden grow, chat and share 9am Contact: thevillagegardencanungra@gmail.com

SUNDAYS: • Church: St Luke’s Anglican 7.45am. Canungra Uniting Church 10.30am. Dunamis Church Yarrabilba 9.30am.

• Second Sunday each month: Canungra Village Markets: 8am 1pm. Contact Emma 0457 096 397 or like Canungra Village Markets on Facebook.

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Lions Awareness Day

The Tamborine Village Lions are having Lions International Awareness Day on Sunday, 7th March to coincide with our Markets.

The Markets are held on the first Sunday of the month from 7am to 12midday at the Tamborine Village Memorial Hall Grounds, Tamborine-Waterford Road, Tamborine.

All are cordially invited to visit the stall for information on being a Lion and learn more about our Club and how you can join and participate in our activities.

So, why don’t you come along and say G’day, and find out about the valuable work we do and how you too could ‘Be a Lion’ and give your valuable time to raise funds for the projects to

Tamborine Village Lions Club With Shirlene Potts

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Lions Australia is our largest service club with over 1,300 clubs spread across Australia and Papua New Guinea.

The Lions motto “We Serve” is exemplified in the many hundreds of community projects undertaken and supported

by Lions Clubs each year in Australia and around the world.

Lions International celebrated 100 years in 2017 and the first Lions club in Australia was formed in 1947 in the northern NSW town of Lismore.

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Tamborine Village Lions raffle winners were: • First prize of $150 dollars worth of vouchers was won by Kay of Biddaddaba; • Second prize of a $25 voucher was won by John at Canungra Pharmacy.

Jo from Canungra’s Butchery who drew the raffle winners. Photo: Supplied.

Future Planning June markets proceeds will be donated to help Childhood Cancer Research Foundation.

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Extended Trading at The Headmasters Café The Headmaster’s Café is now open on Mondays and Tuesdays for delicious breakfasts and lunches.

BAPA Committee members said the café is enjoying increasing patronage during weekend trade so the decision to extend into Monday and Tuesday was an easy one to make.

With fresh herbs and salad items sourced from the adjacent community garden, the meals are light, fresh and flavoursome.

New colourful street signage is being installed to promote this country style café.

New hours see the cafe open Saturday and Sunday from 8am and Monday and Tuesday from 8.30am for superb tasty meals and refreshments and the perfect place to enjoy the stunning views.

Breakfast buddies John Barkla, formerly from Canungra enjoyed his

coffee with his friend Barry ‘Baz’ Baker from Tasmania after dropping off their wives to walk the 21.5km Border Track from Binna Burra to O’Reilly’s.

Renovations to Start Work is about to start on the renovation and repair of the Old School building and the former demountable classroom.

Local builder Steve Haebich of Brace Constructions was a former student at the school and remembers it fondly.

He said it will bring back many memories for him as he and carpenter Jake Habor attend to much needed repairs to his old school rooms.

BAPA President David White said the recent federal government funding grant has provided an opportunity, well ahead of BAPA’s schedule, to prioritise the upgrade of these two centrally locat-

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John Barkla, formerly from Canungra now from Victoria, enjoying his coffee and Barry ‘Baz’ Baker from Tasmania. Photo: Farah Hall. ed public buildings and facilitate better and safer public use.

Next BAPA Meeting Community discussion and involvement is welcomed by the BAPA

Committee at the next general meeting on Monday 15th March at 7pm in the demountable building.

All are welcome to attend and membership is only $5 per annum. The Committee says they look forward to saying

hello to current members at the meeting and invite new members to be part of the community and have a say as to the best way for its continued growth and safety.

The BAPA AGM is scheduled for mid May.

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• Bobbins Sewing Group Wednesday 10.30am-2.30pm

• Country Markets

Every third Sunday of the month 8am-1pm

• Community Garden

Market Day – New members welcome.

Contact Karen on 5533 3103

1835 Beechmont Rd, ‘Old School’ site at the Roundabout

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Dinner Explores Recovery Journey

The Beechmont community’s road to recovery and the supporting role played by the arts as part of the journey will be explored during the Scenic Rim’s March Arts Dinner Live and Online.

This free evening event on Tuesday 9th March will bring together creatives and members of the Beechmont community who were impacted by the September 2019 bushfires.

The discussion panel includes Lisa Groom, grand-daughter of Binna Burra Lodge founder Arthur Groom and who now heads the eco-tourism company, ParkTours, established by her parents

Tony and Connie Groom.

“Eighteen months on from the bushfires, this is a good time for the community to take stock,” Lisa said.

Jessica Brown, the driving force behind the Wildfire Creative Recovery Project at Beechmont, will also be part of the panel discussion.

Joining Lisa and Jessica on the arts dinner discussion panel are Benjamin Allmon, and Scotia Monkivitch.

Benjamin Allmon is an author and freelance journalist, who has walked 700 kilometres around the Scenic Rim capturing stories of resilience, connection and residents’

deep relationship to the place they call home.

Scotia Monkivitch is the Manager of Creative Recovery Network, the national agency advocating for the role of culture and the arts in disaster management.

The March Arts Dinner Live and Online will be held at Providence Farm Hall, Beechmont from 6pm on Tuesday 9th March and live streamed from 6.30pm to 7.30pm.

Tickets to the event are now fully booked, however the community is invited to register for the live streamed discussion by visiting www.liveatthecentre.com.au.

Lisa Groom of ParkTours. Photo: Supplied.

HerdMusic Festival at Providence Hall

Beechmont’s Providence Farm Hall will be home to the inaugural HerdMusic Festival on Saturday 27th March.

The stunning historic hall is the perfect backdrop for an afternoon of live music on the farm with a number of local musicians performing.

Organiser Emma McKenzie said the festival will feature five performers as well as food trucks and markets.

“They all perform a mixture of genres from pop, country and folk,” said Ms McKenzie.

“We invite everyone to bring their herd along to our festival and enjoy music, food and markets. Sit back and take in the natural scenery that the Scenic Rim has to offer.”

The performers are Ella Fence, Andy Fazekas, Jimboomba based singer and songwriter Jess Holbrok, Aitanna and Obi Sun.

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Clean Up Australia Day This year two sites are registered for Canungra Saturday 6 March at Canungra Village Gardens, 31 Kidston Street, from 9am -11am, coordinated

by April Turner, and Sunday 7 March at Moriarty Park, Monarch Drive from 8am - 10am, which I am coordinating.

Please join in the fun to help keep our town beautiful. Remember to bring a sun hat, sunscreen and water.

International Women’s Day Events This year several local events are celebrating

women and their achievements: • 6th March Beechmountain QCWA is hosting an outdoor event at Graceleigh Park from 10am until 12 noon to make a celebratory Dream Catcher. All are welcome.

• 10th March - Canungra Chamber of Commerce is hosting breakfast at O’Reilly’s Canungra Valley Vineyard with local author Mary Groves as guest speaker. Bookings via www.ticketebo.com. au/canbreakfast.

Development Applications Development applications lodged with Council on DAP Online are accessible through Council’s

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advise of the updates from DTMR, which is responsible for the road and associated repairs.

Currently, contractors are removing the loose rocks and rubble to further assess the damage and repairs required. There is no indication at this stage of when the road will reopen.

Donna Tunbridge and Leonie Smith. Photo: Katherine O’Brien. website. Simply follow the prompts and insert either the property address or application number.

Progress On Goat Track Many residents have contacted me about progress on this vital link and, to date, I can only

Sporting And Recreational Facilities As part of Council’s review of both sporting and recreational facilities,

community members are asked to share their views on current and future facilities through a survey available online at www.scenicrim.qld.gov. au/have-your-say. Hard copies are also available on request at Customer Contact Centres and Libraries.

What’s On What’s On Scenic Rim is a new website for all community and Council-run events within the Scenic Rim. Visit www. whatsonscenicrim.com.

CONTACT ME I am always available to residents by telephone on 5540 5111 or 0407 630 052 or by email virginia.w@scenicrim.qld.gov.au I plan to resume being available at Canungra Library on the second Saturday of the month from 9am to 11am following the Easter break.

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COUNCIL WATCH WITH AMANDA HAY

Email: frangipani1601@gmail.com The following are my views, not those of the Editor. Any threats of legal action can be directed to me.

Brickbat My question asked during Public Question Time on 23rd February regarding the level of support sponsorship provided by council to the applicant in relation to a successful grant application lodged under the Queensland Government’s Growing Tourism Infrastructure Fund was not answered.

The Mayor cited “confidentiality and privacy legislation”. It was stated that the correct avenue would be a Right to Information (RTI) application. I have lodged an RTI with the relevant State Government de-

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partment on 11th February 2021.

Bouquet #1 In a win for common sense, Council has advised that compliance activity (Show Cause Notice) involving a woman in her 70s regarding alleged unlawful clearing of native vegetation has been withdrawn.

This followed an unannounced compliance visit and further meeting at Council - both which were audio recorded without voluntary disclosure.

Bouquet #2 Council is to be commended for its actions in adopting the Refined Flood Study for the Canungra Township and proposal to prepare a Minor Amendment to update the Flood Hazard Overlay in the Scenic Rim Planning Scheme 2020.

Let’s hope these actions will have a positive impact on those property owners currently unable to obtain insurance on their properties.

Petition By now the entire Scenic Rim should be aware of the petition to the Premier, launched regarding Council’s lack of transparency.

I urge every person concerned about the erosion of ratepayers’ rights to sign, either the paper version or via Change. org.

Remember – each member of a household

can sign separately – numbers count.

Development Applications of Interest • MCU21/017 – 10 - 26 Finch Rd, Canungra.

Shopping Centre.

Lodged 23rd February 2021 for a further extension of time.

This one has a long history, going back to 2006, involved several change requests, a court decision and now a second extension of time application. COVID-19 is stated to be the culprit.

At what point does the developer intend to actually construct the development, given the hard-fought battle to gain approval?

• EXE21/001 – 39 Regal Drive, Canungra.

Submitted 16th February 2021. Applicant instigated Exemption Certificate. No documents available.

• EXE21/002 – 20 Seymour Drive, Canungra.

Submitted 18th February 2021.

Applicant instigated Exemption Certificate.

No documents available.

Court Actions of Interest Magistrates Court – Planning and Environment Appeals: • MCU20/072 – Approved Childcare Centre, Brooklands Drive, Beaudesert. Appeal lodged in the Planning and Environment Court on 18th February 2021 by the four persons who lodged (valid) submissions against the application. The rule is that only those who make a valid submission can lodge/participate in an appeal.

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These are my own personal views. I do not purport to speak on behalf of Council.

Council This month marks one year since the local elections and it’s been a great experience.

I again thank all those who voted for me and acknowledge my opponent Keer Moriarty, who has now gone onto bigger and better things with the establishment of the Beaudesert Bulletin, which has been an outstanding success for the Beaudesert area.

Well done Keer, and I look forward to our next coffee.

I have been busy the last 12 months helping the residents of Division Two with issues ranging from roads, drainage, sport and recreation facilities, footpaths and walking trails.

I have to say it’s the most enjoyable part of the job.

Having a resident come to me with a problem and then getting a successful outcome is very rewarding.

I have been watching other Council’s meetings on YouTube and firmly believe that we have the best run ordinary meeting that I have seen.

I know that some residents would like to see it more open however, what we don’t want is for it to turn into a talk fest where we go around in circles

where Councillors are repeating themselves.

I am also very vocal in Council meetings ensuring that I ask questions of Council officers so that residents are kept informed on the issues and how I came to make a decision.

During each item we can ask clarifying questions of the report and then ask general questions followed by five minutes of debate each where I can give my points on why we should vote a certain way on an item.

It is very structured but it means that the meeting is conducted in a professional manner.

Roadworks The Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) will soon commence bridge maintenance works on Radke Bridge, Beaudesert-Nerang Road, Tabragalba.

Works are scheduled to commence in mid-March 2021 and are expected to be completed by midMay 2021, weather permitting.

Works will be undertaken Monday to Friday between 6am and 6pm, weather permitting.

This will include lane closures with delays of up to 20 minutes and speed reduced to 40 kilometres per hour.

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Canungra’s History My Grandmother’s kitchen was a small room separate from the main house with a little bridge connecting the two.

A stove recess, just big enough to house the old wood burning stove, jutted out from the back wall with a chimney through the roof to cope with the smoke from the burning wood.

When a new, larger house was built in 1932, the kitchen was included under the main roof.

The kitchen facilities were still the same wood burning iron stove in its recess out the back.

This stove not only provided heat on its flat top and deep oven for cooking, but also produced the only hot water available for a cup of

tea, cooking and washing (everyone/everything).

To ensure boiling water for tea, an enamel or iron kettle and large saucepan were always on the stove.

Washing up was done with a tin basin and tray on the kitchen table with the dishes dried with a tea towel while they were still hot. These were put away on the dresser or cupboard shelves.

A lever, on the other side of the stove from the fire box, could be moved to send more heat around the oven when Grandma was baking. Depending on the type of wood being used, the heat generated could vary considerably so the cook had to know her oven to have continued success.

If

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An example of an early 1900s kitchen. there was a sponge cake in the oven everyone had to tip toe in the kitchen or it would flop!

There was a wooden table where meals were prepared, eaten and washed up. The washing up water was used to water the garden plants.

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Meals were eaten in the kitchen as the dining room was only used on formal occasions.

Long term cooking, such as stews and roasts, would need the fire in the stove to be kept going. Often cakes and stews were done at the

same time to make the most of kindling and wood.

Usually the men of the household kept up the necessary supply of chips, kindling and blocks of wood in the wood box beside the stove.

Orchid Show Cancelled

The 2021 Autumn Show for Orchids and Foliage Plants due to be held on the weekend of 13th and 14th March 2021, has been cancelled.

Beaudesert Districts Orchid and Foliage Society Secretary, Peter Rice said the Society has had little success in conducting recent shows.

“The 2019 Spring Show was held at a time of great emergency vehicle activity involved in the bushfires,” said Peter.

“The 2020 Autumn Show was held at a time when COVID was in its infancy and the 2020 Spring Show scheduled for September 2020 was cancelled altogether as per Government mandate.”

“It has been decided to cancel the forthcoming show, because of the possibility of further restrictions being introduced.”

The Society hopes to conduct events again in 2022.

Are you wanting to learn how to play golf but are a little unsure?

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Come along and learn mindfulness skills and apply them to golf. These skills can be adapted to many aspects of your life.

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The event has been partially subsidised so that you can take the first step in learning.

HOW THE SESSION WORKS:

* Start indoors and work through mindfulness skills breathing, focus, positive vision, and stress relief.

These exercises help to get focused and ready for the next part of the session, ‘Your entree to golf’. * Move outdoors and use your mindfulness to confidently pitch a golf ball.

All equipment is provided so you don’t have to be concerned about purchasing golf clubs etc. We use foam golf balls for practice so that you can confidently learn how to pitch.

THE NUMBERS FOR THIS EVENT ARE LIMITED TO 10 DUE TO COVID19 RESTRICTIONS. SOCIAL DISTANCING WILL BE PRACTICED.

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MOTORING NEWS

Mitsubishi have a lot of firsts and one of them was the introduction to the Australian market of a plug-in hybrid SUV in the form of the Outlander PHEV in 2014.

The 2021 GSR trim level includes unique two-tone, 18-inch alloy wheels and black exterior trim, giving the Outlander PHEV a sharper look, though it doesn’t really live up to the GSR name of the past.

It scores Bilstein monotube front struts with ball-bearing upper insulator assemblies, Bilstein rear dampers and increased front and rear spring rates to justify the black GSR badge on its tailgate.

The Outlander PHEV GSR is powered by an all-alloy, 2.4-litre, naturally aspirated four-cylinder petrol engine, featuring Mitsubishi’s ‘MIVEC’ variable valve timing tech,

and producing 94kW at 4500rpm and 199Nm at 4500rpm. It’s joined by a 60kW/137Nm electric motor on the front axle and a 70kW/195Nm unit at the rear.

Mitsubishi calls the twin-motor set-up ‘Super All Wheel Control’ (S-AWC) and aside from enhancing on-road stability it gives the PHEV GSR off-road ability, but in a mild way only.

The combined cycle fuel economy claim (ADR 81/02 urban, extra-urban) is 1.9L/100km, emitting 43g/km of CO2 in the process. If you keep the battery topped up and use more of the electric site, then this is possible. Running on fuel it was closer to 6L/100km.

There are active systems like ABS, EBD, EBA, and traction and stability controls, active tech includes, ‘Forward Collision Mitigation’

Outlander PHEV GSR

Shockingly good - the Outlander PHEV GSR. (AEB) with pedestrian detection, adaptive cruise control, ‘Blind Spot Warning’, lane departure warning, ‘Lane Change Assist’, rear cross-traffic alert, auto high beam, and an ‘Emergency Stop Signal’ function, front and rear parking sensors and a reversing camera.

The GSR is also

equipped with seven airbags (driver and front passenger front and side, full-length curtain, and driver’s knee).

It drives rather well although it is a little firm.

The sporty suspension does not give like many other SUV’s and when you are out for the weekend and exploring this is

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The Outlander PHEV GSR, which is second of three trim levels, is priced at $56,490 drive-away.

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will be appearing in early June providing all the detail. We hope to have a special guest on the Mountain who may open the festival and then provide an activity for families on Saturday 12th September. The Lantern Parade and other activities are subject to the lifting of COVID-19 restrictions.E: Webeaudesertdentalcc@gmail.com have set a date of 1st August for a decision.

The talk of Scarecrow Town is who will be the winner this year? We can put smiles back on faces by putting scarecrows out on the trail and entering the competitions. We are sure that Scarecrow Senior Poetry will be on and children can take part in their Colouring In and Poetry competitions.

Entry is free and Entry Forms will be at various locations around the Mountain and on our web site for those off the Mountain who are coming to engage.

So, the message is: put huge coloured circles around the 11-20 September on

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NEW PHYSIO

By Alison Ford

Martin and I are very excited to be able to announce that we have a new physiotherapist joining our team.

We have been very busy and need the help after three years of building our ‘little’ country practice.

Kathryn Holzberger has been working as a physiotherapist for ten years in Hospitals as well as in Private Practice and is returning to working after a prolonged maternity leave as she has two little daughters just 13 months apart in age.

She has recently returned from living near Canberra and settled on acreage in Milora near Boonah - so she is almost a local!

Her passion is treating a wide variety of patients offering a diverse range of skills including Clinical Pilates and Dry Needling.

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Canungra Water Supply and Roads

Kathryn Holzberger.

Kathryn spent 11 years as an international rower including time spent overseas rowing for her university and brings this experience into her physiotherapy practice.

She’s passionate about keeping people fit and healthy for the lifestyle they choose to live.

Please pop in to say ‘hi’ and welcome her into our community.

LNP Leader David Crisafulli and I met with concerned locals and Cr Virginia West in February to hear directly concerns about the lack of water planning for development around Canungra.

This impacts not just Canungra town, but also those who need water downstream, and out of town on acreage.

We need investment in water assets from the Queensland Government (and roads too, for that matter), and fast – and if that can’t hap-

pen, the State must stop allowing more and more homes to be built here.

Trucking water into town every year is not ok.

Canungra on water restrictions for months each year is not ok.

The planners need to get this straight in their mind and change the plans accordingly.

I look forward to working together with Councillor West to make this case, plain and simple, to the Queensland Government.

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By Melissa Whitby Some of Australia’s most startling international bird visitors fall into the group known as ‘shorebirds’.

Many people ask me what is so fascinating about a group of birds that are all brown and look the same. My response is that ‘shorebirds’ can clock up frequent flier miles like no other wildlife group in the world.

The first migratory shorebird that I ever encountered at close quarters was the Sharp-tailed Sandpiper.

This bird comes to Australia as a summer migrant and breeds in the Arctic tundra in Siberia during our winter months. Usually the Sharp-tailed Sandpipers arrive in August and leave March to April for their northern breeding grounds.

The plumage of Sharp-tailed Sandpipers in Australia during the summer months is their non-breeding brown colouring. The easiest way to identify this bird is by size, its slightly downturned bill and distinctive rufous-coloured forehead.

Sharp-tailed Sandpipers can be observed in a

Sharp-tailed Sandpiper. variety of freshwater and brackish environments.

Many times I have observed these birds singly or in small groups. Their preferred food is invertebrates which they probe the mud for along the wet margins of their favoured habitats such as salt marshes and freshwater wetlands.

Sharp-tailed Sandpipers will gather in small groups with other shorebird species in roost sites to rest whilst not feeding.

This bird species is one of the more common shorebird species and frequents most areas of Australia other than the driest deserts. The best time

to look for Sharp-tailed Sandpipers is through the summer months and to start looking in wetland areas that have low vegetation cover and shallow waters.

My first encounter with a Sharp-tailed Sandpiper was just outside Canungra at a small wetland area with low vegetation around the edge and a shallow wet margin.

I would encourage anyone who is interested in birds to take the time to become familiar with birds such as Sharp-tailed Sandpipers. It is a great way to hone your bird watching skills!

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Native Rosella

CANUNGRA RSL SUB-BRANCH

By David Day, President Canungra RSL Sub Branch

By Susan Cully The large white flowers of this native Hibiscus are often seen along the roadside between Beechmont and Canungra as well as Nerang.

Hibiscus heterophyllus, known as Native Rosella, is in the family Malvaceae. It is a small tree with white, pink or yellow flowers with a dark red centre, looking very much like a large Okra flower, one of its cousins in the veggie patch.

The name is derived from ‘hibiscus’, the Greek word for Mallow, and ‘heterophyllus’, a combination of two Latin words, ‘heteros’ meaning ‘different’ and ‘phyllus’ for ‘leaf’ referring to the variable leaves of this species.

It is a tall, fast-growing shrub producing an abundance of flowers and edible fruits, attracting many native birds and insects to the garden. It is particularly attractive to lorikeets, honeyeaters and butterflies.

Hibiscus heterophyllus has a natural range from the Lockhart River in Far North Queensland through eastern and central New South Wales, preferring warm, moist environments. The species is frost tolerant in our area.

There is natural variation in flower colour, largely a result of the environment within which it grows. Yellow in northern Queensland while further south they tend to be white.

H. heterophyllus grows as a rounded shrub, sometimes up

ANZAC Day

support for veterans in this way.

We are organising Canungra services as if they are normal, but have a succession plan if restrictions prevent the event being held.

A gunfire breakfast will be held in the Canungra School of Arts Hall, catered for by interested Service Members and Members of the community.

Traditional Anzac Day activities will proceed after the Main Service. All of the above will depend on COVID restrictions or requirements, applicable at the time. More details will be advised early April as to our ability to proceed.

As we all know, this year is rapidly slipping away and Anzac Day is nearly upon us.

Groundwork is being done amidst regulations with COVID still controlling the type of service that can or will be allowed.

At the moment Canungra Sub Branch will be conducting the Dawn and Main Service at D J Smith Memorial Park.

These services could take the form of a modified version as experienced in the past.

RSL Queensland has been advised by the Queensland Government that attendance restrictions and additional requireNative Rosella Vale Don Summers ments will be minimised based to 6m but usually 1.8 metres. on the current environment.

For those who knew Don It is best to prune the bush by As a supplement to local Summer, a WW11 veteran from one third just after flowering, commemoration activities, RSL Sarabah, he passed away at the helping to maintain an attracQueensland will once again – by age of 100 years at Greenslopes tive shape. popular demand from the com- Hospital, early December.

Plants can be propagated by munity – assist with a Light Up An RSL Funeral Service was the Dawn marketing campaign held on Wednesday 16th Decuttings or from seeds. for those who wish to show their cember 2020. RIP Don. A cutting-grown plant will have fibrous roots and more Everyone Welcome Come & Enjoy profuse and prolonged flowerDevonshire Tea/Coffee ing, while a seed-grown plant will have a tap root and a later, Home Style Cooking shorter flowering season.

Jams, Relishes, Sauces To grow from cuttings, cut Sausage Sizzle & Drinks a branch at an angle through Easter Raffle the node, and pot out with organic matter, wait six to eightTrash & Treasure Sale in the Church weeks to strike. Seeds need to be abraded, transplant when H Devonshire Tea/Coffee H 20cm high.

To this author’s distress, SATURDAY MARCH H Home13th Style Cooking H this plant is also known as the 7.00 am till 1.00pm H Jams, Relishes, Sauces H ‘Toilet Paper Bush’.

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News from St Luke’s

By Di Ayscough

RAINFALL – FEBRUARY 2021

Beechmont (Recorded by David Murphy)

Wonglepong (Recorded by Ray Hickson)

Monthly Rainfall - 115.5mm 2021 Total - 287.5mm

Monthly Rainfall - 125mm

Canungra (Recorded by David Schumann) Monthly Rainfall - 90.4mm 2021 Total - 239.5mm

2021 Total - 253.5mm

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The recent Annual General Meeting of St Luke’s Guild saw Mrs Anne King taking the reigns of President following the stepping down of the former President, David Ayscough.

Louise Goodman remains as Treasurer and Jan Armstrong will continue as Secretary. Congratulations to each one and thank you to David for his work during the past three years.

We are very grateful to Bill Gubbins for his expertise and handy work in closing in the pavilion with louvres. These have added protection against inclement weather and look very professional. Thank you, Bill, for a job well done.

The first major fund-raising activity for 2021 will be our annual Car Boot Sale to be held in the church grounds on Saturday 13th March commencing at 7am and concluding at 1pm.

To book a site, at a cost of just $10, please phone David on 5533 7070. However, if you do not want to sell anything why not come along and enjoy the morning. You may find a bargain, buy some home baked cooking, relishes, jam or plants.

There will be a Sausage Sizzle and Devonshire tea and coffee. You will certainly find something to entertain you and you are most welcome to attend Little Lukies is well underway with the regular attendance of primary school children and some parents who stay for a cuppa. If you have heard laughter and enjoyment happening each Monday at 3pm you can be sure it will be Little Lukies.

Thanks to Jan Armstrong for bringing this to life. If you would like to come to church on Sunday morning but are afraid your children may not cope, the children will have supervised activities outside in the pavilion.

Everyone is welcome at St Luke’s so feel free to come and enjoy your Sunday morning among friends.

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SPORT Have Your Say About Sport and Rec Facilities

Scenic Rim Regional Council is calling for community input in the review of Council’s community, camping and sporting facilities.

Mayor Greg Christensen said the review of Council’s community, camping and sporting facilities will help establish a vision for the future of the region’s sporting and recreation facilities for the next five to ten years.

“We want to ensure the community, camping and sporting facili-

ties provided by Council meet the needs of the region, now and into the future to accommodate population growth, development projections, and the increase in visitors to our region, so we can all comfortably and responsibly access and enjoy our amazing back yard”, he said.

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Council is conducting a review of sport and recreation facilities.

The review asks: • What are the needs of people using these facilities?

• How can Council enhance what is already on offer?

• Are infrastructure upgrades required?

• Are more community, camping and sports facilities needed?

• Are there environmentally sustainable solutions?

“It’s important we hear from the community and stakeholders,” Cr Christensen said.

“It’s important to note, the review is not about how Council-owned or operated community, camping and sports facilities are run or managed.”

This information-gathering exercise will inform the drafting of Council’s new community, camping and sporting facilities strategies, which will be

available for community consultation towards the end of 2021.

“Working in collaboration with external specialist, ROSS Planning, we will also be contacting key stakeholders including local clubs, organisations, schools, tourism operators and other user groups to gain insight into what their needs are, how they use these facilities and what improvements could be made,” Cr Christensen said.

“I encourage community members to participate by sharing their views through the community, camping and sporting facilities survey.

“The survey is available on Council’s website or can be completed in person by visiting us at your local market.”

To have your say, complete the community sur-

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Moriarty Park News Hinterland Feast What a magic event our inaugural Food Trucks and Classic Cars Hinterland Feast was!

Thanks to Matt and Kat from The Design Collective for organising and those who brought trucks and cars and attended; the place had a happy community feel that many commented on and it was great to catch up with mates we haven’t seen in some time.

Of course due to the immensity there were some aspects we will be better prepared for next time which will be on Easter Sunday from 3pm to 8pm.

The bar got smashed figuratively speaking and without the help of Shona, Paul, Ken, Leanne, Donna and Cassie it would have been a bigger nightmare! Canungra Hotel were amazing and we have chatted with Simon and Jess about the next time.

I was delighted that all eateries in town benefitted too. I am often torn about these events as I don’t want to affect businesses in town but I think everyone did well from

this one.

Upstairs will be open with a bar so you can sit on the verandah and watch the proceedings.

By 10.30pm the park was cleared and looked like nothing had ever taken place, although I believe there was some rubbish on Coburg Road so next time we will have a working bee to clean up.

Apologies to those who had to deal with that prior to me knowing about it.

We will make sure recycling bins are available too so please use them; this provides more funds to the skate park.

An event is also planned for 27th June for Eat Local Week so keep an eye out for that!

Facilities Cam has been mowing like a madman and has the place looking tip top! I’m just letting him go until the novelty wears off!

The long awaited and ridiculously expensive bubbler should soon be installed; so much more work and cost than we anticipated.

Work will start on the Book A Court tennis courts shortly and we

Tracey Christoffel, Ingrid Gill and Tracee Baker at the Hinterland Feast. have CCTV watching over all areas of the park now, courtesy Canungra Owls Soccer Club.

Skate Park Anyone interested in getting on board and even driving the skate park project is invited to the next meeting on Monday 15th March at 6.45pm.

Meetings are generally over in around an hour.

We made over $4,000 from the Food trucks event which will go towards the skate park.

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Trivia Trivia is back and our first one was well supported and a lot of fun.

Thanks to Stu for hosting and George for adjudicating/scoring.

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CANUNGRA AREA GOLF CLUB With Kim Sami

Tuesday 26th January: Stableford Addition. Winners – K Gear and B Fitton (67), Runners Up – B Mahony and P Palliser(58) CB NTP’s -5th/14th – J Rodger, 8th/17th – N Darlington Ladies 2nd shot 8th/17th – W Brown BRD – J Rodger and M Watson (58), Sam and Kim Sami (53), J Windle and M Broadbent (50).

Saturday 30th January: Stableford.

Winner – P Palliser (36), Runner-Up – J Thanomkai (35) NTP’s – 7th M Watson, 8th B Mahony, 14th K Gear, 16th D Brechbuhl, 17th B Broderick, 7th and 16th 27+ 2nd T Bobermien, Ladies 8th and 17th 2nd shot K Sami BRD to 26.

Thursday 4th February: Stroke and Putt Monthly Medal. Winner – B Broderick (70), Runner-Up – R Hewison (72), PUTTS – B Broderick (22), NTP’s –5th C Spalding,

7th T Uccetta, 8th K Cameron, 14th R Jackson, 16th B Broderick, 17th K Cameron, 7th 27+ 2nd shot S Nakano, 16th 27+ 2nd shot D White BRD to 81 Saturday 6th February: Stroke and Putt Monthly Medal - Winner – P Foran (72), Runner - Up – M Watson (73), PUTTS – P Foran (23) NTP’s –7th S Fletcher, 8th and 14th C Spalding, 7th 27+ 2nd shot T Bobermien, Ladies 8th 2nd shot T Bobermien BRD to 85.

Tuesday 9th February: Welcome back to the Canungra Ladies Competition. Nine hole Stableford. Winner – K Darlington (17), Runner Up - P McAllan (16), BRD – K Sami (16), J Weber (15), M Day (14), and N Jones (14).

Thursday 11th February: SS v PAR. Winner – G Mulhearn , Runner - Up – R Jackson, NTP’s – 7th C Murphy, 8th D Hellyar, 14th T Kerrigan, 16th L Morley, 17th T Hill BRD B Broderick (38), K Gear (36),

D White (36), K Cameron (35CB), H Barnes (35).

Saturday 13th February: Stableford. Winner – K Gear (36), Runner Up – B Flitton (35). BRD to 30 Tuesday 16th February: Stableford. Winner – G Jarvis (32), Runner Up - L Parsons (31), BRD – K Crook (28), K Sami (28), N Jones (26), J Windle (25), P McAllan (23) and M Day (22).

Thursday 18th February: Stroke and Putt (Carry the Flag). Winner – S Crook (70), Runner - Up – B Day (73), PUTTS – D White (25) NTP’s – 8th/17th – B Day BRD to 82.

Saturday 20th February: Stableford.

Winner – S Fletcher (36), Runner - Up – D Brechbuhl (34), NTP’s – 5th B Flitton, 7th M Broadbent, 8th C Murphy, 14th B Fletcher, 16th D Brechbuhl, 7th and 16th 27+ 2nd shot T Bobermien, Ladies 8th 2nd shot K Crook and 17th 2nd shot T Bobermien BRD to 30.

Winners of the December Gala Day, John Rodger, Stu Fletcher and Rhys Bodey. Photo: Supplied.

Monday 22nd February: Canungra Veteran’s – Stableford – Winner – D McGuiness (35), Runner Up – G Mulhearn (31), NTP’s 5th/14th R Jackson, 7th/16th K Cameron, 7th/16th 27+ 2nd shot – D White.

Tuesday 23rd February: Stroke and Putt Monthly Medal – Winner – J Windle

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CANUNGRA CANUNGRA BOWLS CLUB OWLS NEWS

By Ray Hickson

By Bren Dalby It is the last chance to get on a team for this year. Nominations have to be in ASAP and, as the cost of pulling out a team after nominations is extremely high, we can’t nominate a team that is incomplete on the off chance it ‘might happen’.

It would be a terrible shame if we don’t get another couple of players for the men’s team who train Mondays and play Wednesdays. We have always had a men’s team and the players we have are enthusiastic and great guys. Have a crack fellas!

Please contact the Club if you wish to play this year .TODAY! We would dearly love to have more 8-9 year old boys and girls come out to play, in which case we could possibly have two teams in that bracket which would be magic!!

It’s a great age to be involved in soccer even if you haven’t played before.

Owlettes are gonna be back on the field this year

– that’s age 3-5 - to get a feel for the game, have some fun and exercise with your mates and develop soccer, social and teamwork skills. A terrific start to your soccer life! Great for parents too; many lifelong friendships have been made at early age soccer for both parents and children.

We have installed CCTV at Moriarty Park as security is imperative we feel and we work well with Moriarty Park in applying for grants to improve the facility for all.

We are very happy with the new system and the clarity of the images.

New strips ordered…. lets hope we have bodies to go in them! The committee is working hard to make this year a really good year.

Enquiries to Cameron Mansfield on 0418295284, or via the Canungra Owls Soccer Club Facebook page.

Go the Owls! Hoot Hoot!

Max Morris Sevens

Saturday 30th January: Division 3 Section B: Played

at Canungra. Canungra A 6 D Beenleigh 0.

Division 3 Section C: Played at Canungra. Canungra B 6 D Mermaid Beach 0.

Division 4 Section B: Played at McKenzie Park. Canungra 4 D McKenzie Park 2.

Saturday 6th February: Division 3 Section B: Played at Tweed Heads. Tweed Heads B 4 D Canungra A 2.

Division 3 Section C: Played at Mudgeeraba. Mudgeeraba 3 Canungra B 3.

Division 4 Section B: Played at Canungra. Southport 5 D Canungra 1.

Saturday 13th February: Division 3 Section B: Played at Southport. Southport 3 Canungra 3.

Division 3 Section C: Played at Musgrave Hill. Canungra 4 D Musgrave Hill 2.

Canungra back on the green after the Christmas break and green renovations.

Division 4 Section B: Played at Canungra. Musgrave Hill 4 D Canungra 2.

Saturday 20th February: Final.

Division 3 Section C: Played at Tweed Heads.

Musgrave

Hill 6 D Canungra A 1.

Division 3 Section B: Played at Tweed Heads. Southport 4 D Canungra B 1.

Other Results

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31st January: Chicken and Prawn Day. 12 teams. Winners Canungra, Merl Wortel, Brian Laurence, Neil Day and Peter Brand (Skip) 4 +20. Runner Up McKenzie Park 4 + 13. Last Round Winners Beaudesert 4 + 7.

Wednesday 17th February: Paddle Pop Pairs. 20 players.

Winner Ann Norris with 4 + 35.

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