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LOCAL NEWS

Owls Make History with Home Final

By Bren Dalby What a month for the Canungra Owls and how wonderful to see such a terrific crowd of supporters turn out to get behind the Men’s Metro team!

There was a wonderful vibe and it was great to see some faces we haven’t seen for a while including past President John Bryce who drove a long way to be involved.

The Owls hosted the Semi Final against Pacific Pines on Wednesday 8 September with great excitement.

It was a terrific and nerve wracking game for all (not least for Chris Jarvis who, by the bench, was manning the phone for Joey Cecil whose wife Amy was imminently due to give birth to another gorgeous little Cecil baby).

A penalty shoot out (nearly killing Chez Tomlinson with nerves and most of the rest of us not far behind) and with hearts in mouths we watched as our team came up with the goods and won the semi final.

The crowd went wild (several couldn’t talk for a few days afterwards); there was a pitch invasion (thank you Jacob Bennett for getting that baby underway); the Owl mascot (top job, Taylor Eldridge) doing cartwheels and being adored by all the children, and just a tremendous feeling of euphoria for all.

Great news that night was that Mudgeeraba had beaten Minor Premiers Southport so a home Grand Final was immediately on the cards against Mudgeeraba.

Generally all Grand Finals are held on a big weekend at one venue but things are a little different this year.

The Grand Final on 15 September attracted a massive crowd!

Mudgeeraba told me later they were intimidated by the size, enthusiasm and volume of the crowd.

It was another super game with us coming back from 1-0 down, then from 2-1 down and then , the dreaded penalty shoot out once again!

Canungra Owls Captain Morgan Ritter fights off a Mudgeeraba opponent in the soccer Grand Final.

Amazing job by our men and there came penalty after penalty after penalty.

Sadly with the ‘luck’ on the night being with Mudgeeraba but how magic to get to a home Grand Final situation and have the community right there with you.

The coach from Mudgeeraba made a lovely speech acknowledging

what a terrific bunch of guys our team are and making comment that if they had to lose to anyone it would have been sweeter for it to have been to Canungra. Respect.

I spoke with Zac Mansfield later in the week and he said what a bugger it was that he put his shot over the top.

I said “Oh mate, if

Marcus Rashford can miss a penalty, so can you”.

His response: “Never mind Marcus Rashford, if Jimmy Tomlinson can put it over the top, so can I”.

Owls teams in other age groups still have games to play, but the U13s in particular are doing fabulously. Watch this space!

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HUMANS of CANUNGRA

By Keer Moriarty Photo by Katherine O’Brien

A whirlwind romance brought Jo Kennedy to Canungra - years later she says she doesn’t know many locals, but that hasn’t stopped her from volunteering to coordinate Turning Canungra Pink!

It is a daunting task, but she has put together an amazing team of volunteers and a great range of events.

How did you end up in Canungra?

Shane (Hosking, Jo’s husband) used to have a Harley and we used to do rides from Brisbane, through Canungra.

I think on our first date we rode through Canungra on the way to Beechmont.

Then he asked me to marry him after three months, so it was a bit of a whirlwind romance.

We wanted it to be a casual wedding because it was our second marriage for both of us.

Someone suggested a campground near Canungra - Spring Gully Stays.

We came for a ride out there and fell in love with it and we got married there.

When was that?

This is Shane ... he’s good at this stuff ...

It’ll be nine years next March.

We fell in love with Canungra from being married out here. By chance as everyone does saw a block of

land in a real estate agent’s window and bought it.

I guess your life changed quite a bit. Do you have kids?

I have a daughter who is 23 now, she’s been in Canberra for two years. Shane has five children.

It was complicated and interesting for a while, but it is good now. Hard then, good now.

So you worked as a nurse?

I was a beauty and massage therapist for 20 years. I had my own business for eight years, hence I understand small business well.

I worked in a lot of day spas, some quite big ones like the Golden Door Retreat.

That’s my passion, I love beauty and massage.

I’ve done Kahuna massage which is Hawaiian style massage.

I’ve studied a lot of their spiritual side. Hawaiians are very alternate

in their practices.

Is that what you’re doing now?

No, now I’m nursing.

What happened?

I think I just got burnt out and needed to step away for a while.

I’m an enrolled nurse, not a registered nurse.

I went to TAFE, ran my business and studied at the same time. Which you can have that flexibility when you have your own business.

To a point...

Yes, to a point!

My mum was a nurse and my aunt was a nurse and the beauty and massage is related to the health modalities, so it made sense.

Where do you work now?

I’m in the Dementia Wing at an aged care facility. I’m the Team Leader in that section.

That would be challenging.

It is, I love it though.

It is quite a nurturing role, working with dementia residents. It is a lot more personal ...

I started my career at

Jo Kennedy the PA Hospital which was very clinical, then I worked in a doctor’s surgery for three years.

I quit for a while, went back to beauty and then into aged care and I love it.

That’s a great transition to finding what you really enjoy.

Working with dementia clients is beautiful.

They are beautiful people, they give you a lot.

Just as much as you give them. I love the residents.

How have you found coordinating Turning Canungra Pink?

(We both laugh) It’s

intense isn’t it?

Is it what you thought?

I only wanted to be on the Committee, Shane ...

Shane dropped you in it?

Yes. Especially when I don’t know a lot of people in the area, I don’t have that much of a network myself.

To take it on, on that basis is pretty brave.

I do that in my life all the time. That’s the only way to do stuff isn’t it? Make rash decisions?

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Exceptional Service Recognised

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Local resident, David Day has been recognised for over 40 years of service to the Scouting movement.

David was one of only three people in Queensland to receive the Silver Kangaroo Award from the Governor of Queensland.

The Award recognises exceptional service to Scouts Australia by an adult member active in a leadership role over an extended duration at various levels within the organisation.

Mr Day said he was surprised and humbled by the Award.

“I didn’t even know I’d been nominated - I thought ‘who’d put a good word in for me?’”

Mr Day began his involvement with Scouts

in Canungra in the 1950s when he was 10 years old.

He took on a leadership role when his son, Geoff joined Cub Scouts in Rockhampton and was later involved in the establishment of the Canungra Scout Den. “I spoke to the local Councillor at the time, Geoff Sharp, and asked if they had land we could use for Scouts. We ended up leasing the block the Den is on now from Council.”

Mr Day is now retired from his involvement with Scouts but enjoys keeping in touch with members of the community he mentored through Scouts.

“Some of the kids around town still call me ‘Bear’ (his Scout name) - it makes me proud to know I’ve helped them.”

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Canungra Features in New Mini Series

By Keer Moriarty Canungra has been amongst the filming locations for a new mini series.

Billed as a rollicking road trip with a mystery twist, Darby and Joan stars Logie Award-winning actor Bryan Brown and Emmy® Awardwinning actress Greta Scacchi.

The new series will see the rugged beauty and unique grandeur of Queensland, including a location in Sarabah, streamed to millions.

Acorn TV will stream the mini series to the US, Canada, the United Kingdom, Latin America, Australia, Spain and Portugal, among others, in 2022.

The scenes at a pri-

Darby and Joan crew on location in Sarabah. Photo: Scott Belzner. vately owned location in the Sarabah Valley were filmed over two days, with a large production crew involved.

Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk

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“Darby and Joan will inject an estimated $6.6 million into the local economy and generate approximately 95 jobs

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Screen Queensland Chief Creative Officer Jo Dillon said that Screen Queensland promotes the state as an ideal location for homegrown and international screen stories.

“For decades young and older travellers alike have been heeding the call of Australia as a place of discovery, renewal and freedom, and who better to star in this series as Darby than Bryan Brown, an Australian icon, alongside the talented Greta Scacchi playing English widow Joan.”

“With Queensland as the odd couple’s stunning backdrop, this part love story, part mystery adventure series is set to

be hugely popular – not only in Australia but also around the world.”

Matt Campbell, CEO of CJZ, said Queensland is the ultimate setting for this non-stop road adventure with a difference.

“We wanted scope, scale and variety, to capture a sense of awe and the stark beauty that comes from huge skies, vast horizons and roads less travelled; Queensland has all of this and more,” Mr Campbell said.

Co-star Bryan Brown added, “Looking forward to working with Greta Scacchi on Darby and Joan. Terrific story and we get to show off beautiful Queensland. Fun all round.”

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tions were put up on Saturday 25 September in preparation for the launch dinner that night.

Events through the month of October include the sold out Black Tie Ball on 2 October at Albert River Wines; Australia’s Biggest Alpaca Walk held at O’Reilly’s Canungra Valley Vineyard and two women’s beauty nights - one at Zanzibar Hairstyling on 12 October and the other at Canungra Hairdressing on 27 October.

Last year’s inaugural Flamingo Bingo at Canungra Hotel returns on 9 October - bookings are essential for this event which had everyone crying with laughter in a raucous, fun filled night (over 18s only).

The finale event is Canungra’s Country Fair at Moriarty Park on 30 Oc-

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Fundraising Coordinator, Joanne Kennedy said the support has been fantastic.

“We started the month with Pink Polo and the Community Dinner which was held as a launch event this year,” she said.

“Both of the events and the sales of merchandise have been really successful - it is a great start to the month of fundraising during October.”

Jo has been surrounded by a dedicated group of volunteers, many of whom are on board with Turning Canungra Pink for the first time.

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My Country Escape is turning heads with its Turning Canungra Pink Raffle.

Michelle Roper-Dennis and her team have selected some of their favourite items and specially ordered them in shades of pink (or to compliment the pink) to help raise funds and awareness for all types of cancer.

With a total value of over $3,200 there are some beautiful home decorator items.

“Every year our small town comes together and raises money for Turning Canungra Pink,” said Michelle.

“This year I’ve chosen to raffle some beautiful

items which will complement anyone’s home, from plants to candles, table and a vase.”

“I’m really happy to support this great cause and with this winner takes all raffle, I’m sure someone will be delighted to take home the prize.”

The raffle prize has been displayed in the My Country Escape window since early September and tickets are selling quickly.

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LOCAL NEWS

What Happens Downstream...

By Keer Moriarty Don Caswell’s family have farmed cattle and lucerne in the Canungra area since the 1890s.

Their property is located approximately seven kilometres south of the Canungra Water Treatment Plant.

Don has 66,000 litres in rainwater storage to supply his home, and a licence to irrigate from Canungra Creek. In recent years when he needs to irrigate he can’t, because of water shortages.

“Every summer for the last three years the creek has dried up, previously you might see it go dry every 14 years or so.”

“Most times before it gets to that stage we are cut off by the Water Advisory Committee.”

The Water Advisory Committee is a volunteer

group of local landholders who manage irrigation from waterways, attempting to keep the flows sustainable for all users of the Creek.

There is no legal requirement to abide by their recommendations, but landholders like Don recognise the need to manage the waterway.

Along with several other farming families, he approached Urban Utilities and Seqwater at their pop up stall in D J Smith Park in August.

Don would like to see Canungra Creek managed differently - with all users subject to the same restrictions - and water tanks or trickle feed for all homes.

“Seqwater and Urban Utilities treat our water supply like only people in town use it, but it needs to be treated like a dam.”

“The township is only a small percentage of the users - the rest is farming, wildlife and everyone who has a pipeline in the creek for household and stock usage.”

When farm irrigation is restricted, often restrictions are not in place for the township - people can be watering their lawns while farmers watch their livelihood suffer.

Don grew up swimming in the creek on their property but his children are not able to. Low flows mean the water is not clean enough for swimming.

“I don’t want to draw everything out of the creek and not leave anything for anyone else - I want it to be sustainable for everyone.”

Don predicts the consequences for the region are dire.

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“The creek life will suffer, the fish will die.

Farming will close up around here, there will be no farming.”

“So all the rural aspect that people enjoy will disappear.”

“By trucking water in, they haven’t solved the problem, all they’ve done is supplied water to the township.”

“If it continues the way it is, the creek will go dry every year.”

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Reduced Water Flows in Canungra Creek we’ll work closely with Seqwater so we can keep the community updated.

“We understand the Canungra community has questions about the local water supply and drought response. We’re reviewing feedback from the survey and recent ‘Let’s Talk Water’ community event, and will share answers to common questions in the coming weeks.”

Seqwater spokesperson, Justine Scarff, said Seqwater was closely monitoring flows in Canungra Creek.

“We know flows in the creek can change quickly, and we will work closely with Urban Utilities to keep the community informed about the local water supply,” she said.

“The entire region of South East Queensland has been in drought response for its drinking

Urban Utilities’ Katrina Hayes with Jack Nolan who visited Urban Utilities’ information stall in D J Smith Park. water supply since Sep- continue to work togeth- community continued to tember 2020 and there’s er to ensure the current be waterwise throughout been a lack of rainfall and future drinking water Winter.

“We appreciate the over many catchments demands for Canungra recently including Ca- are met, including during efforts of people in the community who are times of drought.” nungra.

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Urban Utilities’ spokesperson Michelle Cull thanked residents for providing feedback recently on how they wanted to be kept informed during drought response.

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Are You Longing to Travel?

By Gina Storey It is great to see people are starting to feel more confident about travelling in the not too distant future.

This week I have seen clients booking trips in 2022 to Canada and on cruises worldwide.

There have been a few small cruise ships operating in Australia over the past few months – mainly expedition vessels with no more than 200 passengers and travelling around our shoreline.

Wonderful trips to The Kimberley, the Queensland coast and soon they will be travelling to Tasmania and off the coast of South Australia around Kangaroo Island and Coffin Bay. Next year should see the introduction of larger ships into Australian wa-

ters, they have started operating in North America, Alaska, the Caribbean and Europe already!

We have been busy over the last 18 months booking domestic travel for clients.

In May Travelling Places chartered a small aircraft and took off with 10 passengers on a private Airtour to Outback Queensland.

It was such a great trip we are planning the same journey for June 2022.

We are also taking a small group of 10 on a luxury trip to SA next May – walking in the Flinders Ranges and wine tasting in the Clare Valley, a trip for those who enjoy great food and wine as well as the great outdoors.

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You are invited to join us for a wonderful travel expo on Wednesday 20 October at 4pm.

We have fantastic companies joining us. Luxury cruise ships, expedition vessels, and tour operators and special retreats and luxury lodges that all offer amazing journeys all over the globe but also close to home.

Do join us for a glass of bubbles and chat directly with the companies that operate these trips.

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR For All Types of Cancer Dear Editor, To talk about my prostate cancer I have to mention my Grandfather and his son, my Uncle, both in my gene pool, both developed prostate cancer.

So I was aware when it became tedious to pass water!

The man who saved my life and gave me the years I am living now at 82, still active, was Doctor David Walkden-Brown who practised in Canungra.

The first thing he did was to organise a yearly PSA test that tracks the goings on in the Prostate with a blood test. Eventually the point was reached where I should see a specialist.

At the end of our meeting the specialist said, “Don’t come back until you pass blood”. Naturally I ensured I went elsewhere next time.

This is important - it is your prostate cancer you can have an opinion. If you think that all doctors will naturally put you on the right track like Doctor Walkden-Brown, that is

not good thinking.

Case in point - a close family member with plenty of money from super and a great home, younger than me, is dead now after dying of prostate cancer, slowly.

Apparently his doctor and he mainly discussed golf. See what I mean about having an opinion.

It is your prostate cancer, own it.

When my PSA scores dictated some action my specialist gave me a booklet as a guide, since I was against an operation. In the end I agreed on radiation treatment. I went down to John Flynn Hospital from 3 November 2006 to 23 January 2007 total, the treatment lasted two months, my wife drove me there each day.

Radiation is received while you are lying, pretty uncovered, on your stomach, and is focused on the lines between black dots tattooed on the lower back (not quite that far down).

There were a few reasons why I chose radiation.

It was an early intervention and I don’t recover well from operations, also the thought of someone doing

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Rhelma and Barry Kenny. things with or near my bladder frightened the hell out of me.

The radiation knocked my prostate cancer back to almost nothing. I have an arrangement with my specialist whereby I visit every six months or twelve months depending on how everything is going. Fluctuation in the readings on the PSA tests seem natural, I have options, and I live life knowing that we have control, and the options.

Thank you Doctor Walkden-Brown, the doctors who have carried on his initiative and the specialists who made it work so well. I am alive.

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Pharmacy Renovated and Ready to Serve

Infinity Pharmacy Canungra is celebrating the completion of their renovations with a Grand Opening sale on 13 October 2021.

The sale includes ten per cent off store wide (excluding prescriptions) as well as a sausage sizzle, colouring competition for kids and raffle draw entry for a gold coin donation.

Owner Shrikesh Morjaria, Pharmacist in Charge Greg Vlasich and the team are very excited to be part of the Canungra community.

They are donating money raised from the raffle to the Pink Assist Fund.

The pharmacy continued trading throughout the renovations and is now able to stock a wider range of products.

“We are now trading with a full range of

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medications, health and beauty needs including fragrances,” said Greg.

“Residents no longer need to travel out of Canungra to purchase their favourite perfume, skin care products or vitamins.”

Greg and the team are happy to discuss customers’ needs and order products if required.

Greg said there will be plenty of exciting offers in-store throughout October and invited the community to come and enjoy the Grand Opening, or pop into the pharmacy during the month.

The pharmacy now accepts electronic prescriptions and is a National Diabetes Service Scheme (NDSS) Agent.

All medicines can be prescribed using an electronic prescription. The message with a link to your electronic prescription is

Pharmacist Greg Vlasich in the newly renovated Infinity Pharmacy Canungra. stored on your digital device, so you can access it whenever you’re ready saving time, streamlining the process and improving medicine safety.

You can now also join the Infinity Pharmacy Rewards Club which is free to join and offers rewards as you shop and discounts on a regular basis.

Infinity Pharmacy is located at 40 Christie Street and is open Monday to Friday from 9am to 5.30pm and 9am to 12 noon on Saturdays.

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LOCAL NEWS

Livestock Lost in Dog Attacks

By Keer Moriarty A spate of dog attacks in Witheren has left several sheep dead and landowners are concerned for the safety of their remaining stock.

Chris and Kim Collard found five of their lambs attacked by what they assumed to be wild dogs on their Tucker Lane property.

Four of the lambs had been killed and the other was so badly injured it had to be put down.

It was the first time in five years that the couple have had any experience with animals on the property being attacked.

Two nights later Chris woke up at 11pm to find a dog chasing one of the lamb’s mothers.

Kim said darkness prevented Chris from seeing the dog clearly, but it looked like a large dog with a bushy tail.

That night, the dog moved on to another property, killing a fully grown sheep at Laura Phillips’ Witheren property.

Laura and her children woke up to find ‘Arthur’ mauled to death in a paddock near their house.

William, Jack and Ben Phillips with their pet sheep.

“I’d seen Chris’ post on Facebook and thought about the sheep but we’ve never had any problems.”

“Now we are terrified that the dogs will come back and get the other two.”

Laura’s dog didn’t alert them to the attack and the family didn’t see or hear anything on the night.

She has moved the two remaining sheep into a

Pink Stumps Day is back!

Sunday 28th November 11am ~ 4pm Moriarty Park, Canungra Canungra V The Hinterland Registration $50pp ALL profits to The McGrath Foundation Merchandising available + a MONSTER raffle to be held on the day. Drinks & snacks available from the canteen. Two Scorers & 2 Umpires needed to help.

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smaller pen closer to the house and has tried to dog proof the pen to keep the sheep safe.

She said she is also worried about the safety of her children.

Cr Virginia West urged anyone who has had problems with these type of attacks to contact Council.

A Council spokesperson said Council con-

ducts two regional wild dog and pig baiting programs per year.

“The first was held in April and Council officers are currently planning the second program, which will be held before the end of the year.”

“Council also provides assistance to individual landholders or neighbouring landholder groups with their

own baiting programs throughout the year.

“Residents who are concerned about wild dogs on their property or surrounding areas are encouraged to contact Council’s Health Services team for assistance on 5540 5111.”

“Landholders are also asked to report any livestock injuries as a result of wild dogs.”

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Canungra State School Happenings Rugby Carnival in Currumbin

Lydian (2G) for displaying dedication to her learning, persistence and a never give up attitude!

Brooklyn (4J) for always being a polite, kind and attentive student who continues to aim high. Well done!

Canungra State School at Currumbin Rugby Carnival.

Mia (1C) for her dedication to learning, exceptional standard of work and being an excellent role model to her peers.

By William Pickering, Noah Silcock and Oliver Hamilton.

More than 40 students represented Canungra State School at the Rugby Carnival in Currumbin on Monday 13th September 2021.

There were two senior teams and two junior teams. Students travelled to Currumbin by bus for a full day of rugby league.

The senior A team took a win in all four games, which was a proud moment for Canungra State School.

All teams tried their best and showed great sportsmanship skills on and off the field.

It was a good opportunity to meet students from other Gold Coast schools and to show Canungra’s sporting abilities, talents and strengths.

All students played well and enjoyed the day.

We look forward to the next rugby carnival.

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Canungra State School Happenings Book Week Parade It was wonderful to have so many family and community members join us for the Book Character Parade. The students looked amazing.

Photos by El Hogan

Landon Evans as Mr Twit.

Bentley Mahony, Jack Rankin and Cobi Gordan all dressed as Wonder Woman.

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Angelene Moore as The Cat in the Hat.

Flynn Hall as The BFG.

Chloe Delaney as Cruella from 101 Dalmatians.

Lincoln Phleps as The Green Sheep.

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Canungra & District Event Calendar

LISTINGS IN THE DATE CLAIMER ARE FREE FOR NON-PROFIT AND COMMUNITY EVENTS.

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

• TURNING CANUNGRA PINK in OCTOBER - See page 27 for further details.

• Friday 8 October - McAuley College Arts Showcase from 5pm. Phone 5542 3000 to register.

• Friday 8 October - Trivia Night at Moriarty Park. 6pm for 6.30pm start, $5 per person. BYO nibblies and drinks.

• Saturday 9 October - Canungra Golf Club’s Turning Canungra Pink Ambrose Golf Day. • Tuesday 12 October - Chicks With Sticks at Canungra Area Golf Club.

• Monday 18 October - McAuley College Discovery Tour.

Visit www.mcauley.qld.edu.au to register • Sunday 31 October 2021 - Vintage & Country Brocante at O’Reilly’s Canungra Valley Vineyards.

• Sunday 28 November - Pink Stumps Day. 11am to 4pm at Moriarty Park. Call Stu 0422 986 208 for information or to register.

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REGULAR EVENTS MONDAYS:

• Every 2nd Thursday Canungra Craft Group. Showgrounds Art Hut.

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

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

• Moriarty Park Committee Meetings. Every third Monday at 6.45pm.

Phone Bren 0414 435 919.

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:

• Canungra Tip CLOSED every Thursday.

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

all ages, tea & coffee provided. Ph: 5545 3644 (option 3) Tamborine Mountain College, Early Learning Centre.

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

• Mindfulness and Golf Workshop at Canungra Area Golf Club from 4pm - 5.30pm every Friday. Call 0437 339 229 for more information.

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

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

Loan Bowls available.

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

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

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

• Canungra Mens Shed Inc. meets on the last Wednesday of every month, 5pm for a 5.10 start, at the Canungra Bowls Club.

Contact Col Ford 0428 820 349.

THURSDAYS:

Ph: 5543 5528.

• Play-time, every Thursday (term time) 9:30-11:30am. Free activities,

• 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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Trivia for Men’s Shed

By Bren Dalby Moriarty Park were pleased to host a trivia night on 10 September.

Thank you to all those who attended, to Canungra Foodworks and some of the regular trivia players for sponsoring the prizes.

We were delighted to raise $330 for the Canungra Men’s Shed.

Men’s Shed President Ian Taylor told everyone what the organisation does. A donation from the Chamber of Commerce meant they were

able to make some super possum boxes for Wildcare to distribute to worthy homes for Brushtail Possums who struggle to find a hollow log to live in these days. Bren on behalf of Wildcare and the possums!

Stu Comley was our question master for the evening and a great night was had by all.

The next Trivia Night, in aid of Turning Canungra Pink, is on Friday 8th October at 6 for 6.30pm at Moriarty Park Hall.

Morgan Lee, Jade Weir, Victoria Lee and Lauren Lee-Gourlay.

Felicity Wegemund at the Orchid Sales and Display.

Ian Taylor, Bren Dalby and Stu Comley.

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Bushwalker’s Precinct Opens

By Susie Cunningham

Binna Burra Lodge has celebrated its roots with the opening of its Bushwalker’s Precinct, to the delight of Queensland’s bushwalking community.

The iconic ecolodge opened the Bushwalker’s Precinct in September, two years after the bushfire which razed the historic timber lodge and cabins to the ground.

The precinct centres around Binna Burra’s remaining historic heart, Groom’s Cottage, which lodge co-founder Arthur Groom built for his family in 1934.

It includes the refurnished Bushwalker’s Bar and Heritage Reading Room, contained within Groom’s Cottage, and the Bushwalker’s Bunkhouse, which was built in 1975.

Arthur Groom’s sons Tony and Richard Groom attended the precinct opening, where guests dined on brown paper bags of high energy trail mix known as ‘scroggin’ in honour of their eldest brother, the late Donn Groom.

Tony and Richard, who still live at Beechmont, reminisced about growing up in Groom’s Cottage, including memories of pillow fights and the time a cow got into the house and

ate their mother Marjorie’s dresses.

Binna Burra Lodge Chair Steve Noakes said the reopening of the bunkhouse, which has capacity for 24 guests across four cabins, would help keep Binna Burra traditions alive.

“The original philosophy of Arthur Groom and Romeo Lahey was to have a pricing range where irrespective of your socioeconomic background you could access the park, which is why we have spaces to pitch your own tent, powered sites, safari tents and now the Bushwalker’s Bunkhouses,” he said.

“Before the fire, we had 28 pricing points from bring your own tent to the Sky Lodges, and we lost that middle ground with the loss of the Acacia, Casuarina and Rosewood rooms. People have had to book months ahead to get a spot here on weekends so this will help us out.

Guests also heard from Bushwalking Queensland President John Marshall about his adventures with the Groom brothers dating back to 1967, and from Dr Melissa Harper about the newest edition of her book, ‘The Ways of the Bushwalker. On foot in Australia’, which includes references to the Binna Burra bushfires.

Headmasters Café Saturday - Tuesday 8am-2pm

Groom brothers Richard and Tony (far left and right) Binna Burra Lodge Chairman Steve Noakes and author Dr Melissa Harper

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Regeneration Opens at The Centre

By Christine Tod, Beechmont Landcare

Akoonah Timbarra Reserve Back Creek is the main watercourse that runs from South to North along the Upper Beechmont Plateau. Its origin is within the housing estate on Timbarra Drive. It then passes by Akoonah Drive before meandering through larger, primarily agricultural landholdings.

Between Timbarra and Akoonah Drives it is protected within a Scenic Rim Council reserve. This has been an area of great activity for Beechmont Landcare over the years.

Even in times of drought the creek has pools of water that sustain the large number of fauna. An ecologist’s report includes sightings of the conservation significant Richmond Birdwing Butterfly, Tusked Frog, Plumed Frogmouth and Koala. The Powerful Owl, Glossy Black Cockatoo, Albert’s Lyrebird and Long-nosed Potoroo have also been seen. In the dry times of 2019 and 2020 we frequently posted photos taken by our cameras on our Facebook page.

When it rains it is transformed into a wonderland of deep pools and shallow rapids. Trees shade the creek and promote the conditions necessary to support a habitat of high ecological value.

Fire in 2019 damaged parts of the reserve but other untouched areas became an important refuge for animals.

This has redoubled our efforts to improve the conservation values of this area and since the fires we have received a number of government grants for weeding, revegetation and education.

Lessons learnt from our continuing work in Akoonah Timbarra Reserve will inform the efforts of other landowners who choose to revegetate the parts of Back Creek and its tributaries that pass through their land.

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Canungra’s History How Wasteful The Older Generation Was At a checkout an older woman was told to bring her own reusable bags as the plastic ones were not good for the environment ‘That’s our problem today. The former generations did not care enough about the environment” Back then we: • Returned our milk bottles, soft drink bottles and beer bottles to the shops. The shops sent them back to be washed, sterilised and refilled, so we used the same bottles over and over.

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Washed the cloth nappies because we didn’t have disposables. We dried them on a line in the yard -- not in an energy gobbling machine burning up 240 volts - the wind and solar power really did dry the clothes.

Had one TV or radio in the house - not a TV in every room - and it had a small screen not a screen the size of Queensland.

Had one power point in each room - not an entire bank of sockets to power a dozen appliances and gadgets.

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chines to do everything for us.

Learnt to take turns washing, drying and putting the dishes away - they were not left in the dishwasher from one meal to the next.

Packaged fragile items to send in the mail - we used old newspapers to protect them, not polystyrene or plastic bubble wrap.

Didn’t fire up an engine and burn petrol just to mow the lawn - Dads used push mowers that ran on human power. We exercised by working so did not need to go the gym to run on treadmills that operate on electricity.

Drank water from the bubbler or tap when

Milk bottles were recycled. es / bikes or went on we were thirsty instead of using bottled water. the bus to school • Refilled our writing instead of using the pens with ink instead family car as a daily of buying a new pen. taxi.

The men replaced the Please take a look blade in a razor instead of throwing away the around your kitchen whole thing just be- - eliminate all things cause the blade got dull. electrical - how did we • Walked, rode our hors- make a roast dinner?

Council Notices

COMMUNITY CONSULTATION COMMUNITY AND CULTURE STRATEGY

Scenic Rim residents are being asked to help shape the region’s new five-year Community and Culture Strategy to ensure future community spaces, programs and activities align with the community’s expectations.

Residents can get involved by: • completing an online survey on Council’s website • filling in an ideas post card available at our libraries and cultural centres • holding your own community conversation, or • visiting us at the Beaudesert Markets on Saturday 2 October, 8am - 11am Community consultation closes on Friday 8 October.

Find out more at www.scenicrim.qld.gov.au/ have-your-say

FREE TREE DAYS

SCENIC RIM CARP CUP FAMILY FISHING FUN DAY

Sunday 26 September 7am-12pm Il Bogan Lagoon, Beaudesert Race Club, Beaudesert Boonah Road, Beaudesert Enjoy a day of free family fun and fishing on World Rivers Day to help rid our waterways of pest fish Carp and Tilapia. The fun begins at 7am and includes a free barbeque lunch at 12 noon. Registrations essential, go to whatsonscenicrim.com.au and search Carp Cup.

SCHOOL HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES Council has more than 40 fun-filled events for kids of all ages to enjoy over the holidays.

LIBRARIES Visit scenicrim.qld.gov.au/libraries STORYTIME SESSIONS

Bookings are essential. Space limits apply.

BEAUDESERT Tuesday 9.30am | Wednesday 9.30am BOONAH Monday 10am | Friday 10am TAMBORINE MOUNTAIN Monday 9.15am | 2-5 yrs Friday 9.15am | Baby Rhyme Time 0-2 yrs

DIGITAL DAYS

Tech help sessions. Bookings are required, contact the library for more information.

BEAUDESERT | Tuesdays BOONAH | Wednesdays CANUNGRA | Mondays TAMBORINE MOUNTAIN | Thursdays

LIVE + ONLINE AT THE CENTRES

Phone 5540 5050 or liveatthecentre.com.au Council’s libraries are hosting 22 free activities, and our Present your Free Tree voucher (included in July rates cultural and community centres are taking bookings ON EXHIBITION notice) at the following locations to claim your trees.

REGENERATION for cooking, theatre and painting workshops, plus CANUNGRA | DJ Smith Park | Sat 2 Oct 2021 children’s movies.

Continues until 22 October | The Centre Beaudesert BEAUDESERT | Nursery Birnam Street | Sat 6 Nov 2021 A creative bush fire recovery project by local artists • BAMS Youth Theatre Workshop responding to themes of belonging and regreening, • Burgers and Waffles Cooking Class resilience and regeneration.

• Drumming and Rhythm Workshop Gallery hours: SCENIC RIM AQUA FITNESS CENTRE More info at www.scenicrim.qld.gov.au/ourevents Tuesday - Friday 10am -4pm | Saturday 10am -2pm (BOONAH) | Operational year round Closed public holidays | Free Entry BEAUDESERT, TAMBORINE MOUNTAIN OR SCAN THIS QR CODE AND CANUNGRA | Saturday 18 September Boonah Regional Art Gallery BOONAH | Friday 1 October Warrego Arts Group U3A Group Exhibition RATHDOWNEY | Open for six weeks over the Continues until 9 October Christmas holidays Gallery hours: Daily passes to access the pools are: Wednesday - Sunday 9am - 2pm | Free Entry $4.50 adults | $3.50 children | $2 spectators

POOLS TO REOPEN

ON STAGE

PM Concerts Tickets Adults $34, Conc. $29, Groups 8+ $29

NEW DATE: It Takes A Lot Not To End Up Dead! with NiKNaK Productions Saturday 9 October | 2pm | The Centre Beaudesert NEW DATE: We Will Rise with Topology Saturday 16 October | 7.30pm | Boonah Cultural Centre

FRIDAY FLICKS

Boonah Cultural Centre | 10am | 1pm | 7pm Tickets $10 or Conc $7.50 Pre-purchased essential 8 October Six Minutes to Midnight (M) 15 October Martha: A Picture Story (PG) 22 October The Dream Horse (PG)

NEW DATES: GOLD MOVES SENIORS DANCE Free | Bookings essential Two sessions available each day. | Limited places, Tuesday 26 October | 10am-3pm Boonah Cultural Centre Wednesday 27 October | 10am-3pm Vonda Youngman Community Centre Thursday 28 October | 10am-3pm The Centre Beaudesert

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS

2022 Cultural Program providers If you’re involved in health and wellbeing or the arts and cultural services and are passionate about delivering activities that connects Scenic Rim residents, Council wants to hear from you.

Submissions close 9am Tuesday 5 October.

For more information visit www.scenicrim.qld.gov.au/ community-cultural-programming-2022

Council correspondence should be addressed to: Jon Gibbons, Chief Executive Officer, PO Box 25 | 82 Brisbane Street, Beaudesert QLD 4285 | Telephone 07 5540 5111

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What’s New In D J Smith Park The new shade sail over the slide portion of the playground will be welcomed by young users and families as this has been a problematic area in the summer months. This has been funded through SEQ Community Package funding.

The underground electrical system has been upgraded to ensure compliance with current electrical safety standards and has been funded by a COVID Works for Queensland grant to employ local business operators.

Planning Process When a Development Application is lodged with Council, the planning team have the role to assess the application under framework set out in planning legislation by the Queensland Government which includes: 1. State Planning - involves the

Planning Act 2016,State Planning Policy, Queensland Infrastructure Program, Priority Development Areas, Community Infrastructure Designations, State Assessment and Referral Agency (SARA) and Development Assessment Rules.

2. Regional Planning - includes the South-East Queensland Regional Plan 2017 (Shaping SEQ) which advises where the urban footprint and rural and regional designations are located. It shows the urban footprint designation around Canungra where urban development and activities are permitted to occur.

3. Local Planning - involves the Scenic Rim Regional Council Planning Scheme 2020 which is the statutory local planning document that provides local controls and planning provisions for development applications within our local gov-

ernment area.

Council must comply with the planning frameworks and legislative requirements. Development Applications are generally Code Assessable or Impact Assessable and only Impact Assessable applications are publicly advertised for public submission.

I am happy to talk further with residents who may require further information on this process.

Free Tree Day Free Tree day will be in D J Smith Park on Saturday 2 October from 8am till 12noon for ratepayers to collect their free

trees.

Don’t forget to bring your Free Tree Voucher as the process is no voucher, no tree!

Well Done Canungra Owls Men’s Team!

The Senior Men’s team did Canungra proud by winning the semi-finals and hosting the finals at Moriarty Park: a history making event for Canungra soccer.

Although they didn’t take away the win following a penalty shootout, we are extremely proud of you and look forward to an even more successful season next year.

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 am normally at Canungra Library on the second Saturday each month.

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COUNCIL WATCH WITH AMANDA HAY

Email: frangipani1956@msn.com The following are my views, not those of the Editor. Any threats of legal action can be directed to me.

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Common sense has prevailed and Councillors have not blindly gone along with our Mayor’s move to renew the CEO’s contract, no questions asked. Why should any mayor elected in the 2024 (yes, sadly, 2024) local government elections be saddled with the current mayor’s pick?

Let’s hope the external party tasked with reviewing the CEO’s reappointment is truly independent. I love it when ratepayers’ funds are used to “facilitate further dialogue”!

2021 Scenic Rim Business Excellence Awards – I am on the edge of my seat waiting to hear if the businesses which received significant tourism grant funds from the State Govt will also be nominees and recipients of awards, rather than those operators who have done it tough and struggled through without assistance over the past year.

Keep an eye open for North Stores, Hazelwood Estate and The Overflow Estate, who, between them, received just under $4 million.

The outsourcing of some of Council’s workforce to other councils at the same time it has failed to meet some of its own works targets.

Development Applications of Interest The application on everyone’s minds at present has to be MCU20/133, and Council’s approval of the Over 50s Lifestyle Village at 7-39 Finch Road, Canungra.

An appeal is being prepared.

Only persons who lodged a valid submission against the DA can be a party to the appeal.

At present, nine submitters are onboard. The property is currently not owned by the developer, however a caveat was registered over the property in June 2021. The developer engaged in a Pre-Lodgement Meet-

ing with council on 21 July 2020, “to discuss any council concerns in relation to an MCU for Relocatable Home Park, Childcare Centre and Shop (Retail)”.

Council has declined to confirm if a subsequent meeting was conducted following the developer’s totally changed plans for a Retirement Facility (Over 50s lifestyle resort – 188 Dwellings) and an office.

The water issue – sad news. Coca-Cola Amatil (Aust) Pty Ltd ACN 076 594 119 became the registered owner of land upon which significant commercial groundwater extraction occurs on Tamborine Mountain on 4 August 2021. A lease of five years with an option for a further five was also registered.

RAL21/038 – 34-48 Geiger Road, Canungra.

Subdivision one lot into two.

MCU1/100 – 442 Lamington National Park Road, Canungra.

Intensive Horticulture.

Mushroom farm. DA lodged following compliance action. Adjoins Canungra Creek.

MCU21/101 – 33 Christie Street, Canungra. Telecommunications facility. Radio dish antenna, 1.8m in diameter.

MCU21/109 – 41-47 Shay Place, Witheren.

Dual occupancy.

Court Cases Involving SRRC: No new court actions recorded, however 11 already on the go, soon to be 12.

Two matters up for review in September, including the damages claim filed in the Supreme Court by Scenic Rim Developments Pty Ltd.

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

People’s Long Weekend With the cancelling of the Ekka this year the Scenic Rim Council deferred the Show Holiday.

This was done so that Scenic Rim residents were not celebrating a day off whilst in lock down due to COVID. The State Government has now appointed the 29 October 2021 as the People’s Long Weekend for this year.

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nancial impact within the Scenic Rim. Council has adopted another round of support measures to assist small and medium businesses.

These include relief from some Council fees and charges to support programs, workshops and access to free professional and confidential counselling services.

Please visit Council’s website for more information.

Community Grants Council has just approved this financial year Round One Community Grants totalling $176,752.

These grants are to provide assistance to local

photocopier and Turning Canungra Pink received $3,500.

Both community groups are well deserving of this financial support.

Accidents

Turning Canungra Pink received $3,500. not-for-profit community I am pleased to angroups and organisations nounce that the Canungra who make a positive con- Information and Histribution to the quality of torical Association relife in the Scenic Rim. ceived $4,091 for a new

I have been saddened to see the many traffic accidents throughout the C a n u n g r a / Ta m b o r i n e area of late.

I ask that everyone drive with just a little more care to yourselves and others on the road.

Please.

CONTACT ME

I am always available to talk directly with residents by telephone on my mobile 0436 327 434 or email jeff.m@scenicrim.qld.gov.au.

Follow me on Facebook – Jeff McConnell Councillor for Division 2 Scenic Rim Regional Council. I am happy to meet with anyone who requests a meeting.

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Each October, we turn pink to raise funds and awareness for cancer. 50% of the proceeds go to the Cancer Council, and 50% go to the Pink Assist fund, which provides financial support for local residents fighting cancer.

While you can see the town start turning pink on the 1st of October or grab some TCP merchandise from our website to show your support, you won’t want to miss the amazing events that happen all month long!

Here’s our official events so you won't miss a thing. Mark off your favourites and save the dates. To purchase tickets, visit www.turning-canungra-pink.square.site or use the QR code above. See you there!

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Enjoy walking around Canungra as the whole community turns pink! Local shopfronts will be decorated pink in a competition to be voted as the Pink Shop of 2021 by the public. Community members will be rocking the pink in our Letterbox competition!

The Butchery Canungra and Jimboomba Honda will be raffling off a ready to ride 2021 Honda CRF110F with custom graphics. Pop in to the Butchery and grab your raffle tickets for only $5 each!

Purchase a fabric flower and hang it in our Memorial Garden to honour the fighters in your life.

Pink Polo

Pink Bingo

Pink Zumba with oshfit and Friends

We kick off the season with a gorgeous day on the polo fields, sponsored by ueensland Polo.

Join in on community bingo - great prizes and good times!

Join Rosh and friends for pretty much the most awesome workout ever. Perfect for all fitness levels and ages.

19 September · 9a · $15 · Elysian Fields

Launch Dinner

25 September · $55 · School of Arts Hall

Get your black sunnies ready and join us for a Blues Brothers themed dinner. Two bands, amazing food, and the legendary balloon raffle. The Dinner is always a favourite on the TCP calendar and this year will be bigger than ever.

Shed 35 Pottery Workshop

01 October · 6:30p · $95 · Shed 35

Join Sara in the Shed for a wonderful night of pottery, bubbles and nibbles. You'll complete a beautiful butter dish in a magical environment!

Canungra Black Tie Ball

02 October · 6p · $170 · Albert River Wines

Canungra is getting glamorous! This event sold out before we went to print, so if you're lucky enough to score a ticket, don't miss your chance.

Pink Tri ia

08 October · 6:30p · $5 · Moriarty Park Hall

A community favourite, Pink Trivia is back this year and better than ever.

Pink Picnic & Australia's Biggest Alpaca Walk

09 & 10 October · O'Reilly's Canungra Valley Vineyard

Fancy a pink picnic? Pop into O'Reilly's Vineyard and grab a pink picnic basket. Enjoy the scenery or book in for an alpaca walk experience!

Flamingo Bingo

09 October · 5:30p · Canungra Hotel

15 October · 6:30p · from $10 · Moriarty Park Hall

Starting Strong Bush Kindy - All Things PINK! 16 October · 9a · $10 per family · Scout's Den

Girls Night In

Tenori at Sunset

Choose from professional tips and advice from CPR reps with hair treatments and styling, or Catherine's Beauty - ASAP mini facials, or Eco mineral make overs. ncludes take home goodie bags!

Join the Starting Strong educators for a morning of pink activities!

Crafts, sensory play, nature hunt, roasting pink marshmallows and more! Bring your own picnic and make a morning out of it!

Canungra's Country Fair

Sip and Paint with Katahli Arts

Get ready for some old school fun! From classic cars to live music, food trucks to rides, markets to prizes - our old school country fair has something for everyone! Help us close out an amazing month of events and fundraising. Did we mention we'll be drawing the motorbike live at the fair? See you there!

17 October · 4:30p · $65 · Canungra Hub

Join Kate as she guides you through painting your very own masterpiece! An evening of laughter and creativity with all food provided by the delicious Canungra Hub.

22 October · 6p · $10 · Live Fit Gym

Get out your finest 80s inspired pink workout gear for this rousing cardio session with Ellie and Ripstix! This workout is for everybody and every BODY!

Health and Wellness Trail

23 & 24 October · Various Locations

Scan Me!

Join practitioners and businesses in Canungra for a weekend of wellness. From healthy eating at OWL Wholefoods to holistic healing with Grassroots to onsite massage - Canungra is feeling better already.

Apple Spring Fling

23 October · Gold Coin Donation · Off the Farm

12 October · 5p · $80 · anzibar's

Have a treatment, massage, facial and mini mani/pedi or scalp treatment. Add on a High Tea package for $50 and there will be a clairvoyant onsite for readings as well!

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30 October · Gold Coin · Donation Moriarty Park

Pound for Pink!

A celebrity dunk tank? Apple pie bake off? Apple bobbing? Yes please!

Learn how to braid, blow dry, curl and up-do. Makeup artist on hand and shoulder massages! Grab your besties and make a night of it.

27 October · 4:30p · $30 · Canungra Hairdressing

16 October · 5p · $80 · Country Mile Escape

The magic of the Flying Fox Valley at sunset and the majestic voices of the Tenori come together for a night you can't miss. BYO nibbles, drinks available at venue.

Touch up your lippy because Flamingo Bingo is back. A raucous night at the Canungra Hotel! This sold out quickly last year so get your tickets early.

Zan ibar's Hairstyling Tips & Tricks

24 October · 10a · $10 · School of Arts Hall

Girls Day Out

23 October · from $80 · Eve by Nature Day Spa

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GROW YOUR OWN with

Bill O’Sullivan

TULLAMORE FARM We have plenty of room here at Tullamore Farm but we grow some of our produce in 20 litre food grade containers.

We find the containers handy as digging up produce can be hard work as you get older, plus the vegetables can damage easily.

We grow all our turmeric and ginger this way and have for about four years. At the current price of both and the health benefits they are valuable produce to grow.

We have been planting out this year’s crop since 3 September and always ensure we plant out fully by the end of October.

Turmeric and ginger are heavy feeders so we plant them in 100% compost.

When planting out we two thirds fill the container and then

place two or three pieces depending on size and quality.

You press them gently into the compost with the nodes facing up.

You then cover with a further seven or eight centimetres of compost. We cover with some sugarcane mulch to help retain the moisture.

Use the same process if you are planting straight into the garden. Give them a good initial water and then water as needed.

About six months later the plant will start to die back and you can then harvest the turmeric and ginger when needed.

When they are ready to harvest we take them in their containers and empty them into the compost bin we are currently filling and remove the produce.

Very efficient, minimal damage and quick.

Bill O’Sullivan harvesting turmeric at Tullamore Farm.

We harvest one container at a time and leave the others until they are needed.

The other attraction with this method is that when the crop is ready you can leave the turmeric and ginger in the containers

and simply reduce the watering and leave in a shady spot until required.

We have left them in food grade containers this way for nearly two years and still harvested great produce.

Live + Online at The Centre PM CONCERTS

Tickets Adults $34, Conc. $29, Groups 8+ $29 NEW DATE: It Takes A Lot Not To End Up Dead! with NiKNaK Productions The Centre Beaudesert Saturday 9 October | 2pm NEW DATE: We Will Rise with Topology Boonah Cultural Centre Saturday 16 October | 7.30pm

FRIDAY FLICKS

Boonah Cultural Centre | 10am | 1pm | 7pm Tickets $10 or Conc $7.50 8 October Six Minutes to Midnight (M) starring Nigel Lindsey, Judy Dench and Eddie Izzard 15 October Martha: A Picture Story (PG) documentary directed by Selina Miles with Colin Cassidy and Martha Cooper 22 October The Dream Horse (PG) starring Toni Collette and Damian Lewis

WORKSHOPS AND TALKS

RESILIENT WOMEN Celebrating and exploring the things that make and shape us as resilient women and girls.

Friday 22 October | 6pm Resilient Women Arts Dinner - Dinner, discussion, networking and music. $25 | bookings essential Saturday 23 October | 9am-9pm Talks, workshops, free activities for the body, mind and soul, night markets and a local performance space.

Venues: Tamborine Mountain Library, Vonda Youngman Community Centre and the Centre for Regenerative Arts Tamborine Mountain Bookings essential | fees apply for some activities.

Full program visit: www.liveatthecentre.com.au

GOLD MOVES SENIORS DANCE Free | Bookings essential | Limited places Tuesday 26 October | 10am-3pm Boonah Cultural Centre Wednesday 27 October | 10am-3pm Vonda Youngman Community Centre Thursday 28 October | 10am-3pm The Centre Beaudesert

ON EXHIBITION

REGENERATION Continues until 22 October The Centre Beaudesert A creative bush fire recovery project by local artists responding to themes of belonging and regreening, resilience and regeneration.

Gallery hours Tues-Fri 10am-4pm Sat 10am-2pm Closed public holidays | Free entry

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NEW SMOKE ALARM LEGISLATION

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From January 1, 2022 all properties leased or sold will need hard wired smoke alarms with interconnection photo electric types in all bedrooms & hallways leading to bedrooms.

For full information on compliance & installation availability contact

Tristan on 0473 744 287 Email: bdelectrical@yahoo.com

From January 1, 2027 all domestic home owners need also to comply.

Standard installation from $90 per smoke alarm SERVICING IS AVAILABLE $70 per year Tristan J Siegertsz – EC 84179 – Electrical Contractors t/as Budget Direct Electrical Contractors The Canungra Times – October 2021

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NATIVE VIOLETS

By Susan Cully

Our native violet, Viola hederacea, is commonly found in the damp corners of our forests and streams in northern New South Wales and South East Queensland. Pictured are two variants found in the Akoonah Timbarra Reserve in Beechmont.

These little, unobtrusive and often overlooked plants deserve attention.

Among the many little creeping plants and ground covers are Centellas, Dichondras, Goodenias, Native Lobelias, Hydrocotyles and Violas.

Several of these have very pretty purple, yellow or blue flowers.

All can be grown in shady corners and can form a carpet often replacing areas of lawn. Dichondras are often used extensively for landscaping and, in some countries, as a ‘doesn’t-have-

to-be-mown’ lawn.

The Native Violet can be bought in many nurseries, from vigorous hybrid versions in major retail outlets to more delicate varieties in bush nurseries.

Violas are quick growing, forming dense mats, spread by means of underground runners. They like moist open soil with organic matter and love shade.

Attractive around ponds and along paths, they can be used in rockeries, and containers. With their trailing habit they are useful in window boxes and hanging baskets.

Two thoughtful and informative books are recommended: Plants of the Forest Floor and Grasses of SubTropical Eastern Australia by Penny Watsford and Margaret Elliot with additional information supplied by Robert Price and Lui Weber.

Native Violets found on Beechmont.

YOUR SHOULDER

By Alison Ford

Your shoulder complex, composed of the clavicle, scapula, and humerus, is an intricately designed combination of four joints, the Glenohumeral (GH) Joint, the Acromioclavicular (AC) Joint and the Sternoclavicular (SC) Joint and a ‘floating joint’, the Scapulothoracic (ST) Joint.

The GH, AC and SC joints link the arm to the skeleton and the ST joint allows for your shoulder blade to glide over the contours of your upper back.

All four joints work collectively to achieve normal shoulder girdle movements.

Movements of your shoulder girdle represent a complex dynamic relationship between muscle forces, ligament constraints and bony articulations.

Thus within the shoulder complex, it is muscular forces which serve as the primary mechanism for securing the shoulder girdle to the back providing a stable base of support for upper limb movements.

The freedom of movement of your shoulder has been developed at the expense of stability, and it is these competing mobility and stability demands, combined with an amazingly intricate design, which makes your shoulder highly susceptible to injury.

Now that you can picture the complexity of this amazing ‘joint’ I shall discuss some common shoulder complaints such as Osteoarthritis (OA) of the AC joint, ‘frozen shoulder’ and bursitis in subsequent issues.

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PET OF THE MONTH

NATURE’S GEMS Rufous-throated Honeyeater Conopophila rufogularis

By Melissa Whitby

Learn More about Piccolo!

Piccolo is a good looking fellow looking for his forever home.

He’s a two year old male Australian Cattledog who loves cuddles and playing with toys.

Piccolo is very shy around other dogs so it would be best if he is the only fur child in the home.

Being a working breed, he is high energy

so would benefit from going on daily walks and being provided with enrichment in the home.

If you are interested in him, please come and see him at the AWL Gold Coast premises and bring in the whole clan.

Piccolo is $750 to adopt and comes microchipped, health checked and desexed.

Piccolo is high energy but loves cuddles!

AWL Gold Coast Rehoming Centre:

Shelter Road, Coombabah.

Ph: 5509 9000. www.awlqld.com.au

Please Note: Prices Are Subject To Change.

Australia is home to an incredible number of honeyeater species.

It does not matter if one visits the arid deserts or wet rainforests of Australia, there will be a Honeyeater species present.

Last year, I was lucky enough to travel throughout Queensland, photographing the wildlife as I went.

One small bird I encountered was the Rufous-throated Honeyeater.

It had been quite a few years since I had seen this Honeyeater. The easiest way to identify this small honeyeater is by its distinctive colouring.

Rufous-throated Honeyeaters have a prominent rufous coloured throat patch and yellow colouring on the side of their wings.

Similar species to this species is the Rufous-banded Honeyeater, however, the distinguishing feature is the rufous band across the chest. Both male and female birds of the Rufous-throated Honeyeater are similar in colour.

The range of the Rufous-throated Honeyeater is predominately in Northern Australia.

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They are usually seen near water and will utilise a range of habitats from gardens to grassed woodlands.

For someone trying to identify this species, it can be a challenge as they are constantly on the move.

The best looks I have had are when the birds are coming in to drink or feeding in blossoms.

Their size and distinctive rufous throat patch certainly sets them apart from the rest.

For more experienced birders, their call will denote their presence which then makes it easier to

pinpoint the bird.

Small bird species such as the Rufous-throated Honeyeaters tend to be birds that most birdwatchers identify on their journey to finding other iconic species.

For me, seeing a bird species such as the Rufous-throated Honeyeater throughout its range indicates that the birds’ habitat and food sources are still prevalent.

Which in turn, indicate to me that these small birds are continuing to thrive in the 20 years since I first observed them.

These small birds are just as important as more predominant iconic species and I hope others in the birdwatching world appreciate them for how unique they really are.

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News from St Luke’s

By Di Ayscough

I always look forward to the monthly edition of the Canungra Times because it keeps me up to date with what’s happening around our beautiful township.

One article I always enjoy reading is the Humans of Canungra story.

Here I am able to learn about someone I don’t usually know.

The September edition gave insight into the life of Terry Legg. He sounds like an amazing yet humble man who through his own ability became a Chaplain and who has helped so many people by listening.

We can learn from Terry’s story by realising our own talents and listening to others.

It is very easy to turn away and not listen. Is there any particular occasion in your life where you wished you had listened to some advice, or to someone who cared for you? I am sure we have all had those times.

Sometimes I think I am not listening to what God is telling me. Maybe it is easier not to listen but God doesn’t give up on us. I used to think God never spoke to me like others told me he spoke to them. But then I realised I see and hear him every day when I look at nature, listen to the birds, see the sun rise and set, hear the gentle breeze in the trees and smell the perfume of flowers in bloom.

You are welcome to come to St Luke’s and experience the feel of God’s presence in our building.

Do not ever think, you won’t be heard or noticed.

The people of St Luke’s will welcome you but more importantly God will hear you. The words of the 23rd Psalm tell us enough to know we are loved and cared for.

Be thankful for where we live, for our freedom, for people like Terry Legg and for St Luke’s.

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SPORT Sportsperson of the Month Awards With Bren Dalby

MASYN PROSSER MASYN PROSSER - is an enthusiastic talented young local sportsman who started out at Beenleigh Lions Rugby League club at the age of six … his team being undefeated ever since!

He discovered Futsal was both exciting and challenging for him and soon after joined Galaxy and in 2020 Force Futsal Acadamy.

Goalkeeping became this fear-

less young man’s passion, and the Force came second in the Allstars comp and third in the QLD vs NSW Futsal comp in Ballina.

His achievements have been many: first in Gold Coast Futsal Coomera; first in Champions League competition; first in QLD junior Futsal superlinga but the cream was winning the 2021 U9 Gold Coast International Cup after

three intense and rigorous days of playing.

In the Grand Final the exhausted team were 3-0 down to then find a renewed power from within to fight back to a 5-4 win!

Masyn recently earned the Golden Glove Trophy in Brisbane Metro Futsal League and has since been asked to be the Keeper for the Brisbane Strikers Under 9’s team.

SAMUEL HALL – Samuel (see article September Canungra Times) is a quiet, dedicated and focussed young man who has trained in Taekwondo since the age of 5.

Mum Sarah is a Black Belt and holds classes each Monday and Thursday at Moriarty Park where she has now 12 students including Samuel, who will develop a

lifelong benefit from not only the fitness aspect of this code but the teaching of integrity, respect and discipline.

Samuel has been training in Canungra now for three years and worked tremendously hard to recently attain his Junior Black Belt.

This is no mean feat with a rigorous grading system where Samuel

had to demonstrate his black belt grade ‘pattern’, show self defence techniques, and fighting skills against several opponents whilst under direct scrutiny of the examiner, and an audience of spectators.

He sailed through and is to be commended for his wonderful Black Belt achievement.

Well done Samuel.

SAMUEL HALL

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SPORT

Moriarty Park News

Not too much to report as we have all been soccer focused this month!

In this section however, we and Canungra Owls Soccer Club would like to give massive thanks to Canungra Show Society who, having purchased from Foodworks many cartons of soft drinks etc for the Canungra Rodeo, decided to donate these to the Canungra Owls to help out with Grand Final and Presentation Day. This was very gratefully accepted and very much appreciated.

Any remaining soft drinks will be passed on to the Country Fair run

by Turning Canungra Pink on 30 October at Moriarty Park.

Before then, we would love you to join us for a fun affordable night out at Pink Trivia on Friday

8 October, at 6pm for 6.30pm start.

This event, hosted by Stu and run by Bren, is only $5 per person; BYO drinks and nibblies but please give generously in the raffle so we can raise some good funds for this terrific cause that in some way affects us all at some stage in our life.

We also have Pink Bingo on Friday 15 October at 6 for 6.30pm start.

BYO anything you may wish to nibble or quaff and the cost is $10 for half a book or $15 for a whole book. BYO dobbers or felt tips if you can but we will have some.

Thank you to Canungra Foodworks for being our sponsor for these events and thank you to anyone who donates to the raffle to boost the funds raised.

With Bren Dalby

A great crowd at Moriarty Park for the Men’s Soccer Grand Final.

Great community effort all around.

Update on skatepark… we are looking (well SRRC are) for a new contractor as the one they were dealing with has gone out of business.

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partment would be appreciated. We need a lotta dosh to complete this project successfully so a good design with community input is imperative and great plans to present with application for a grant is essential.

Moriarty Park meetings are generally on the third Monday of the month at 6.45 pm.

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SPORT

CANUNGRA BOWLS CLUB

By Ray Hickson

Results Wednesday 25 August : Paddle Pop Pairs. 16 players.

Sponsors of the day the Veterans Bruce Williams, Mark Passante, Col Lee and Bill Brown. Winner of the day Chris Davidson with 4 + 30.

Wednesday 1 September: Paddle Pop Pairs. 24 players.

Winner of the day Jim Shiels with 4 + 31.

Wednesday 8 September: Paddle Pop Pairs. 30 players.

Winner of the day Joseph O’Flaherty.

Wednesday 15 September: Paddle Pop Pairs. 28 players.

Winner of the day Bob Kirknight with 4 + 34.

Sunday 29 August: Can/ Tam Competition. Played at Tamborine Mt. Canungra 97 points D Tamborine Mt 94 points.

Saturday 4 September: Men’s Pennant Division 7.

Played at Canungra. Canungra 59 points D Musgrave Hill 52 points giving Canungra 14

points Musgrave Hill 2 points.

Men’s Pennant Division 9.

Played at Canungra. Canungra 58 points D Beenleigh 51 points giving Canungra 14 points Beenleigh 2 points.

Saturday 18 September: Men’s Pennant Division 7.

Played at Canungra. Canungra 59 points D Paradise Point 58 points giving Canungra 14 points Paradise Point 2 points.

Men’s Pennant Division 9.

Played at Canungra.

McKenzie Park 102 points D Canungra 39 points giving McKenzie Park 16 points Canungra 0 points.

Sunday 12 September: Canungra President’s Day for Peter and Ray Hickson. 10 teams played. Winners of the day on a count back a Canungra team Bruce Williams, Peter Shoebridge, Erin Armstrong and Cliff Hammond with +15.

Runner up Gary Matheson, Luchica Muggeridge and Chris Davidson with +15.

Thursday 16 September: Robina Shield. Played at Robina.

Nine Canungra Ladies played in the Robina Shield. Robina 75 points D Canungra 59 points. Highest rink win was Canungra + 24

points Kay Upton, Joy Jope and Ann Noris (Skip).

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Winners of Canungra President’s Day - Bruce Williams, Peter Shoebridge, Erin Armstrong, Cliff Hammond with Men’s President Peter Hickson.

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SPORT Canungra Area Golf

By Kim Sami The Canungra Golf Course looks magnificent heading into the Club Championships for 2021.

At the time of writing the Men’s Championships are completed and the Ladies’ Championships are half way through.

Thank you to our amazing team of volunteers and workers who keep the Canungra Area Golf Course in such great condition.

A huge thank you to the Queensland Government Sport and Recreation Disaster Recovery Program for the funding to improve the crossings around the golf course.

Club

Results

Thursday

19 August: Stableford – Secret 9. Winner D McGuinness (21) CB, Runner Up Ross Jackson (21).

Saturday 21 August: Ambrose - two person. Winners R Jackson and S Crook (60.75), Runners Up T Uccetta and R Hewlett (64.5). NTPs 5th G Jarvis; 7th D Watson, 8th S Sami, 14th S Crook, 16th G Brechbuhl; 17th S Sami BRD to 68.5.

Thursday 26 August: – SS v Par. Winner P Palliser +2.

Runner Up T Hill +1 (CB) NTPs 5th D Hellyar; 8th B Broderick; 14th H Barnes; 16th R Jackson; 16th 22+ 2nd shot D White.

BRD to -4.

Saturday 28 August: Stableford – Power Play.

Winner B Flitton (54); Runner Up T Bobermien (50) CB. NTPs 5th C Spalding; 7th J Hasler; 8th M Broadbent; 8th Ladies 27+ 2nd shot K Darlington; 16th L Boettcher; 16th 22+ 2nd shot B Campbell; 17th B Broderick.

BRD to 45.

Monday 30 August: Stableford.

Canungra Vets.

Winner R Hewlett (39), Runner Up G Jarvis (38).

Tuesday 31 August: Ladies Foursome 27 Hole Championships 2021 – After an exciting sudden death play off,

2021 Men’s Club Champion, Cameron Spalding. the Ladies Championships Gross Winners were K Darlington and Liz Bobermien, Gross Runners Up – Nora Jones and Jo Windle.

Daily Comp Foursome: Winners K Darlington and L Bobermien (106.5), Runners Up J Windle and N Jones (111).

Thursday 2 September: Stroke and Putt – Monthly Medal.

Winner – K Cameron (69) CB, Runner Up L Morley (69). Putts Dwain Sullivan 24. NTP 7th B Broderick; 7th 27+ 2nd shot B Cooper; 8th S Crook; 16th 22+ 2nd shot – K Muir. BRD to 74.

Saturday 4 September: Stroke and Putt – Monthly Medal.

Winner J Thanomkai (66) CB, Runner Up S Crook (66). Putts B Flitton. NTP 5th M Broadbent; 7th B Mahony; 8th and 14th S Crook; 16th 22+ 2nd shot – B Campbell; Ladies 2nd shot 27+ K Darlington. BRD to 74.

Tuesday 7 September: Stroke and Putt – Monthly Medal – Winner – K Crook (70), Runner Up – G Jarvis (74) PUTTS – G Jarvis – 26 putts NTP – 5th 32+ 2nd shot – J Windle; 8th G Jarvis BRD to 82.

Thursday 9 September: Ambrose – 2 person. Winner R

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Hewlett, Runner Up T Uccetta (65.5) NTP – 7th B Broderick; 7th 27+ 2nd shot B Cooper; 8th S Crook; 16th 22+ 2nd shot – K Muir. BRD to 74.

Saturday 11th September: Stroke and Putt - First round Men’s Championships. Daily Comp Winner K Muir (64), Runner Up R Jackson (65).

Putts C Spalding -22. NTP 5th P Palliser; 7th B Fletcher; 8th P Foran; 8th 27+ 2nd shot B Campbell; 14th P Haynes; 16th B Flitton; 17th and 16th22+ 2nd shot K Muir. BRD to 72.

Sunday 12th September: Stroke and Putt – second round Men’s Championships. Daily Comp Winner C Murphy (67), Runner Up D Brechbuhl (68).

Putts G Brechbuhl - 21. NTP 5th, 7th and 17th S Bobermien; 8th B Flitton; 14th S Fletcher; 16th D Watson. BRD to 74.

Congratulations to Rhys Bodey for your Eagle on the third.

Tuesday 14 September: Stroke and Putt - First Round Ladies Championships. Daily Comp Winner L Bobermien (69), Runner Up G Jarvis (73).

Putts P McAllan 25 putts. NTP 5th 32+ 2nd shot – L Parsons.

BRD to 81.

Thursday 16 September: Stableford.

Winner B Wiedemann (34), Runner Up P Palliser. NTP 7th 27+ 2nd shot B Cooper; 8th B Mahony; 16th 22+ 2nd shot B Wiedemann.

BRD to 32.

Saturday 18 September: Stroke and Putt – third round Men’s Championships. Daily Comp Winner C Spalding (67) CB, Runner Up D Brechbuhl (67). Putts R Bodey. NTP 5th D Brechbuhl; 7th T Uccetta; 8th R

Hewlett; 14th R Jackson; 16th B Broderick; 16th22+ 2nd shot C Murphy; 17th H Barnes. BRD to 74.

Sunday 19 September: Stroke and Putt – Final round Men’s Championships. Daily Comp Winner B Flitton (70), Runner Up R Jackson (71). Putts C Spalding - 25. NTP 5th G Brechbuhl; 7th and 8th B Day; 14th B Flitton; 16th C Murphy; 16th 22+ 2nd shot C Murphy.

BRD to 78.

2021 Men’s Championships • Club Champion Cameron Spalding • Aggregate Nett Winner - Ross Jackson • A Grade Gross Winner - Cameron Spalding • A Grade Gross Runner Up - Ross Hewlett • A Grade Nett Winner Ross Jackson • B Grade Gross Winner - Paul Palliser • B Grade Gross Runner Up - Steve Crook • B Grade Nett Winner Peter Foran • C Grade Gross Winner - Leigh Boettcher • C Grade Gross Runner Up - Vin Slingsby • C Grade Nett Winner Chris Murphy.

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