March 2014

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Page Brie and Josh are Shaving for a Cure........................5 What is Your Child Doing on their Computer?..........11 Win Tickets to Tinnie and Tackle Show....................14

Regular Features:........... Page From My Window..............................16 Crossword........................................27 Sport..........................................34 - 39 Cover Photo: Canungra State School Captains: Jason Spurgin, Miekah Crocker, Lachlan Tomlinson and Isabelle Ingram.

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Taking Another Step Towards Canungra’s Community Bank

Canungra’s Community Bank is getting closer with $261,550 in shares pledged so far and Canungra’s first Bendigo Bank ATM now located at the Outpost Cafe.

The ATM will allow Bendigo Bank customers to access fee free withdrawals.

Canungra Community Bank Project Committee Chair, Janine Rockliff said the ATM is a small step towards a full service bank for the town.

“We are over one-third of the way towards our required pledge total now,” she said, “The ATM shows Bendigo’s commitment to the town and to the Bank Project. I encourage people to return their pledge forms as quickly as possible. The sooner we open the branch, the sooner the Bank can start to return money to the community.”

Canungra has been without a full service bank for over 20 years. In 2013, the Canungra Chamber of Commerce investigated the possibility of a bank returning to the town and came across Bendigo Bank’s Community Bank model.

Janine said the benefits for Canungra and the surrounding districts are enormous.

“In similar sized towns who have opened Community Banks such as Kalbar, the return to community organisations have been in excess of $40,000 in the first four years. Imagine what our sporting and community organisations could do with that sort of money. Even spread amongst the many organisations we have, it would achieve so much.”

Bendigo Bank Senior Community Strengthening Manager, Peter Dirkx with Community Bank Committee members Monique Morcus and Andrew Covino. Andrew is also the owner of The Outpost Cafe.

“Initially this was a project we undertook because businesses are inconvenienced by not having a bank in town,” she said, “Once we found out the benefits we realised this is also a great way to assist our community organisations.”

To raise funds to open the Branch, shares are available for people with a

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connection to the area to buy. Money is not required until after the pledge process is complete.

For more information about Canungra Community Bank contact Janine Rockliff on 0434 238 008 or Ken Hill on 0419 188 655, or visit the Canungra Community Bank Project’s Facebook page.

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Canungra Ambulance Station’s new $215,000 ambulance was officially handed over on 29th January. Pictured above are QAS Advance Care Paramedics Di McMath and Nick Coombes, Member for Beaudesert Jon Krause, QAS Inspector and Gold Coast Duty Operations Officer Pat Berry and QAS Advance Care Paramedic Doug Armstrong.

The new ambulance will operate within the Scenic Rim area and comes into operation just as Beaudesert Hospital reopens its Maternity Wing.

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Brie and Josh are Shaving for a Cure

Most girls her age would be horrified at the prospect of losing their hair, but Brie Perryman can’t wait.

Brie will take part in Shave for a Cure on Saturday 15th March at the Canungra State School hall along with the Scenic Rim’s Young Citizen of the Year, Josh Bell-McNee. Brie said Josh’s battle with cancer is one of the reasons she decided to become involved with Shave for a Cure.

“I’ve wanted to do it for several years now,” she said, “I have lost some family members to cancer and have been good friends with Josh through primary school and high school.”

“I thought now is a good time to do it - I’ve finished school and I want to do something that will make a difference.”

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Be Healthy & Active 2014 Council has partnered with sport and recreation clubs, community groups, fitness, health and nutrition professionals to develop a three-month program of activities and events under the Be Healthy & Active banner.

All are aimed at improving the health and wellbeing of local residents, with an exciting calendar of events catering for people of all ages and abilities.

Grab a copy of the Be Healthy & Active Program, packed with free and low-cost activities happening right across the Scenic Rim from 10 February11 May, from Council’s Customer Service Centres, branch libraries or online at www.scenicrim.qld.gov.au/ healthy-and-active-community.

Shave is the Leukemia Foundation’s major fundraising event and provides about half the funds the Foundation needs each year to continue its work. The Foundation receives no ongoing government funding, so supporting this event makes its Vision to Cure and Mission to Care possible.

The money raised from the Shave for a Cure will go towards research, which is needed to find better treatments and cures for leukaemias, lymphomas, myeloma and related blood disorders.

The Canungra Shave for a Cure morning will run from 10am - 12 noon with a coffee and cake stall and children’s activities available on the day. Profits from all activities will go to the Leukemia Foundation.

Brie’s stepfather, local author Liam Taylor, will shave

Brie Perryman is shaving her head to raise funds for cancer research

Brie’s hair on the day.

Brie and Josh are hoping to raise $500 each. Donations can be made on line by visiting www.worldsgreatestshave.com and searching

for Brie Perryman or Josh Bell-McNee via the ‘Sponsor a Shaver’ link on their page.

Donations can also be made at the event on the day.

Council Notices

Studios and Cultural Trail of the Scenic Rim program launched Now in its seventh year, the program is an annual fixture in the calendars of locals and visitors alike, reflecting the important role the arts community plays in attracting visitation to the region. The program booklet is packed full of activities and events, from sporting to cultural, food and wine to arts and craft, traditional country fairs, and festivals.

Programs are available from Council’s Customer Service Centres, libraries, The Centres, Visitor Information Centres, or www.liveatthecentre.com.au

LIVE @ THE CENTRES Boonah Girl Guides Quilt Show Fri 14 & Sat 15 Mar 9am-4pm 9am-3pm, $5 @ Boonah Cultural Centre

Silvie Paladino in Concert Fri 14 Mar, 7pm, $42.50; Conc. $32.50 @ The Centre Beaudesert

A Beaudesert Chaplaincy Fundraiser Departures - Andrew Veivers in Concert Fri 21 Mar, $25; Conc $22 @ Boonah Cultural Centre CINEMA Classic Flicks Cat Ballou (G) Comedy with Jane Fonda & Lee Marvin Thu 13 Mar 9.30am for 10am $5 includes morning tea @ The Centre Beaudesert

Art Beats Boonah State High School students 1 Mar - 6 Apr @ Boonah Regional Art Gallery Regional Arts Development Fund Applications for next round of grants are now open - closing COB 10 March for projects commencing after 1st June, 2014. For more information go to www.liveatthecentre.com.au – RADF link For more information: www.liveatthecentre.com.au Boonah Cultural Centre 5463 1524 The Centre 5540 5050

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Pest and Animal Management Ranger, closes Friday 7 March EXHIBITIONS (free admission) 2014 at 12pm. For further Metamorphosis information please call Retrospective by Dave Groom 5540 5126 or refer to Continues until 26 Apr www.scenicrim.qld.gov.au/ @ The Centre Beaudesert employment

For more information on Council services and events, please visit www.scenicrim.qld.gov.au or phone 1300 360 555 Follow Council on social media www.facebook.com/ScenicRimRC or www.twitter/ScenicRimRC The Canungra Times, March 2014

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Left: Tracey Davis . Above: Tracey performing with Dusty Rhodes Band. Photos: Bob McGahan.

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Tracey Davis launched her new solo CD ‘NOW’ at the Canungra Hotel on 22nd February.

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Singer and guitarist Steve Carter performed during dinner after which Tracey performed with the Dusty Rhodes Band - Chris Hartley on Hammond and Piano, Brenden Schick on drums and Reggie Grant on guitar.

Tracey said while there was plenty of friends and family supporting her on the night there were also many people there she didn’t know who had come to hear her music.

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Below: Steve Carter performing on the night.

A Celebration Of Art and Culture - Scenic Rim Cultural Trails

Mayor John Brent officially launched 2014 Cultural Trails of the Scenic Rim Studios and Events Program, predicting a big year ahead for arts and culture in the region.

Now in its seventh year, the program is an annual fixture in the calendars of locals and visitors alike, reflecting the important role the arts community plays in attracting visitation to the Scenic Rim. Keynote speaker for the launch was Arts Queensland Deputy Director General Kirsten Herring, who spoke about the benefits of cultural tourism.

Mayor John Brent said the program showcased the many talented artists who call the Scenic Rim home, and provides an opportunity to experience the many vibrant, creative communities and natural wonders of the region. “Vibrant and diverse arts and cultural activities contribute towards the liveliness and vitality of the Scenic Rim, making it a better place to live, work and visit while fueling the community and economic development of the region,� Cr Brent said.

Member for Beaudesert, Jon Krause; Arts Queensland Deputy Director General Kirsten Herring and Mayor John Brent at the Cultural Trails launch

The program booklet is packed full of activities and events, from sporting to cultural, food and wine to arts and craft, traditional country fairs, and festivals.

In 2014, there are 133 artists participating at 30 locations across four

weekends in May as part of Studio Trails.

Canungra and Beechmont Studio Trails are on 3rd and 4th May. Go to www.liveatthecentre.com.au to view the Studios and Cultural Trails of the Scenic Rim program.

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Canungra and District Date Claimer

Listings in the date claimer are free for non-profit and community events. To ensure the information is up to date, all listings must be updated in January for the February editon. Email news@canungratimes.com.au or phone 5543 5532.

Coming Up • Orchid and Foliage Festival 15 - 16 March

• Community Organisation Info Night Friday 21st March

• Scenic Rim Arts Dinner (Canungra)

“War Stories and Your Town” Wednesday 30th April • Canungra Rodeo 12th July

• Canungra Show 23rd August

Don’t Forget: • Shave for a Cure

Saturday 15th March

• Community Organisation Information Night - Community Bank Friday 21st March

• Beechmont Over 50’s at

Graceleigh Hall, Beechmont every Monday at 11am - 3pm.

• Justice of the Peace - Wednesday afternoon next to the library and Fridays at the Canungra Visitor Information Centre.

March 14......... Moriarty Park Disco 15......... Shave for a Cure. Canungra School Hall, 10am - 12 noon.

15 - 16.. Orchid & Foliage Festival at Canungra School of Arts Hall.

21......... Canungra Community Bank Community Organisation Information night. Ph: 0434 238 005.

29 - 30.. Canungra Campdraft.

30......... Canungra Valley Markets at Canungra School of Arts Hall. 8am - 1pm.

April 13......... Canungra Valley Markets at Canungra School of Arts Hall. 8am - 1pm.

30......... Scenic Rim Arts Dinner in Canungra - “War Stories and your town”.

May 3 - 4...... Canungra and Beechmont Open Studio Trails. www.liveatthecentre.com.au.

July 12......... Canungra Rodeo August 23......... Canungra Show Mondays: • • • • • •

Cribbage Tournament at Canungra Bowls Club, 7pm for 7.30pm start. Ph 5543 4456.

Beechmont Over 50’s at Graceleigh Hall, Beechmont. Ph 0457 803 045.

Fitness Training Moriarty Park Hall 5.30pm. Steve 0405 103 670.

Yoga classes at Moriarty Park. Call Shirley 5543 4047.

Zumba. 9-10am Beginners Class at Canungra School of Arts Hall. Phone Sue 0427 171 134.

Canungra Swimming Club Masters swim training. 6pm to 7:30 pm. Alanna 0409 752 997.

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• Canungra Golf Club - Ladies’ Competition Golf Day. • 30 min High Intensity Fat Burning Classes at Live Fit Studio. Kym 0405 103 670.

Wednesdays:

• Fitness Training Moriarty Park Hall 5.30pm. Steve 0405 103 670.

• Justice of the Peace Community Signing Centre. Next to the library 1pm - 5pm.

• Canungra Swimming Club. Masters swim training. 6pm to 7:30 pm - Alanna 0409 752 997.

Thursdays: • • • • •

Men’s Competition Golf Day at Canungra Golf Club.

Every 2nd Thursday Canungra Art & Culture Group. Showgrounds Art Hut. Ph: 5543 5528.

Business and Community night at Canungra Bowls Club 6pm for 6-30pm start. Ph 5543 4456.

Zumba. 9-10am Beginners Class at Canungra School of Arts Hall. Phone Sue 0427 171 134.

Canungra Swimming Club. Juniors Swim Club, 5:30 to 7:30 pm . Alanna 0409 752 997.

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• Justice of the Peace - Canungra Visitor Information Centre. Ph: 5543 5156.

• 30 min High Intensity Fat Burning Classes at Live Fit Studio. Kym 0405 103 670.

Saturdays:

• Mixed Competition Golf Day at Canungra Golf Club.

Sundays:

• Bare Foot Bowls at Canungra Bowls Club from 9.30am. Ph: 5543 4456.

• Church Services: St Luke’s Anglican Church 7.45am. Canungra Uniting Church 10.30am.

Monthly: • • • • • •

2nd Wed: Canungra Chamber of Commerce Meeting. Ph: 0407 671 286 for details.

3rd Tue: Canungra Rural Fire Brigade monthly meeting. Jamie 5543 5778.

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

1st Sun: Canungra Pony Club Rally Day. Ph: 0400 436 867.

2nd Sun: Canungra RSL Club Muso’s Session (Open Mike) from 1pm. Ph: 5543 5524.

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Entries Open for 2014 Healthy Waterways Awards

Individuals, groups, schools and organisations who are helping to protect and improve South East Queensland’s waterways are encouraged to enter the 14th Annual Healthy Waterways Awards to be recognised and rewarded for their efforts.

The Healthy Waterways Awards provide an opportunity to raise awareness of waterway health issues, recognise those making a difference, celebrate achievements and inspire others to take action. Each entrant has the chance to win a share of $17,000 in cash and prizes.

Healthy Waterways’ Chief Executive Officer, Ms Julie McLellan, said the Awards provide recognition and highlight the benefits of collaboration between community, industry and government when taking action on waterway issues.

“The waterways underpin our lifestyle and are estimated to provide over $5 billion per year to South East Queensland’s economy. Our fast growing population is increasing the demand for water supply, infrastructure, recreation and tourism which places greater pressures on our waterways,” Ms McLellan said.

“Now more than ever, encouraging and rewarding those who are actively working to protect our waterways is vital. If you know of someone who has been making a positive contribution to the health of our waterways, nominate them via a simple online form at healthywaterwaysawards.org,” she said.

There are 13 award categories open to individuals, schools, community groups and organisations: • Sustainable Water Management Award • Waterways Champion Award • Government Award • Volunteer of the Year Award • Water Services Award • Waterways Mentor Award • Community Award • Water Warrior Award • Indigenous Award • Sustainable Education Award • Clean Up Award • Urban Renewal Award • Rural and Agriculture Award Entries close Monday 14th April 2014. Each category winner will receive $500 cash and group and organisation winners will have the chance to win the Minister’s Grand Prize worth $10,000. All finalists will be eligible to win the People’s Choice Award (and a $500 retail gift card), which opens for voting on 12th May 2014.

Winners will be announced at the Healthy Waterways Awards Gala Dinner on 20th June 2014. Enter the Awards or nominate a person/project via www. healthywaterwaysawards.org by Monday 14th April 2014.

Healthy Waterways is a not-for-profit organisation working to protect and improve South East Queensland’s waterways.

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In Brief:

Driveway Scam

Beware of a company coming to your property offering cheap driveway resurfacing.

John and Robyn Fortescue of Wallaby Ridge Retreat were approached by a group of men saying they had product left over from a nearby job and quoted about $1,500 to repair and resurface their driveway.

The men started spraying the driveway and preparing it for resurfacing. They had no business card or paperwork to identify their company When John questioned where their gravel truck was, the men packed up their equipment and left.

John said he suspected the men were part of a scam where they do an incomplete job on the driveway and extract payment from people who don’t know what work should be done.

Stop Travelling Conmen is a campaign to protect the Australian community from misleading and deceptive conduct by people pretending to be legitimate tradespeople. If you are approached call the National Hotline on 1300 133 408. For more information visit their Facebook page.

Community Organisation Information Night

Canungra Community Bank will hold a Community Organisation Information night on Friday 21st March at the Canungra Bowls Club.

Members of the Community Bank Committee and Bendigo Bank staff will be provide information about banking products and services and what the Community Bank can offer not for profit groups.

Residents of Canungra and the surrounding districts who would like to help to get a Community Bank in Canungra, can contact Janine Rockliff on 0434 238 005 or Ken Hill on 0419 188 655.

The Community Bank will encompass the areas of Canungra, Beechmont, Tamborine Village and surrounds.

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Eat Local Week Will Serve A Feast For The Senses

Applications are now open to those wanting to participate in Eat Local Week and the Winter Harvest Festival.

The annual event will be held across the region from 28th June to 6th July, with its signature event, the Winter Harvest Festival to be held in Aratula on Saturday 5th July.

Eat Local Week and the Winter Harvest Festival were a huge success in 2013 with in excess of 7,000 visitors attending more than 60 events across the region and 2014 will be no exception with an overflowing program of activities and events on offer.

Mayor John Brent said he has been thrilled with the level of support for Eat Local Week from local businesses in the past three years and is looking forward to seeing what they come up with for the 2014 program.

“Eat Local Week is an opportunity to showcase the high quality

food, wine and beverages that are produced locally in the Scenic Rim. It also helps to remind locals and visitors about the importance of agriculture to our region,” Cr Brent said.

“Whether you are a wine enthusiast, foodie or just looking for great activities to amuse the kids over the school holidays you can’t miss your chance to immerse yourself in the flavours of the Scenic Rim.” Application forms are available online at www.eatlocalweek.com. au.

To participate in both events please submit a separate application form for each event.

Please ensure that the application forms are submitted by Friday 21st March.

For further information please contact Eat Local Week on 5540 5314; or Winter Harvest Festival on 5540 5263.

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What is Your Child Doing on Their Computer or iPod?

With technology changing at an increasingly fast pace, it is not unusual for children to know more about computers, smart phones and tablets than their parents.

While we like to think our children are safe when they are using these devices, the information they can access and the information they can give out is often not what a parent would prefer.

Father of three and IT specialist, Michael Wood, said after having some issues with his children regarding their use of technology he installed some controls on the electronic devices their children use.

“We have several controls set up on their computers,” said Michael.

“Some of it monitors their usage and some of it controls the sites they can look at on the internet. There really is no limit to what a child of any age can access if you don’t

Without parental controls installed on computers, children have unlimited access to information - of all kinds

set up these controls.”

Michael and his wife, Tam are fortunate. With his background in IT Michael was able to set up the controls they needed.

“If it had been Tam on her own, she wouldn’t have known where to start, except not to allow the kids to use

the computer, which these days is not practical. As well as playing games and social networking, they use the internet for school,” he said.

Michael is holding an information evening for parents on Wednesday 19th March from 6pm at My Country Escape.

The evening will cover setting up a safe technology environment for children.

“I will discuss my experiences and challenges with our 13 year old, 11 year old and 8 year old,” said Michael.

Michael will focus on making devices child friendly with free tools that are readily available. The evening is aimed at parents with children up to Year 8 but will also be relevant for early teens.

The evening is strictly secret parents business, children are not able to attend.

The cost of the evening is $10 per person. Bookings are essential as numbers are strictly limited. For bookings contact Michael on 0438 525 592 or email: michael@ littletechco.com.au.

Michael will hold more information evenings if there is enough interest, so if you are unable to attend that night, contact him to register your interest for another time.

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Warning Signs of Elder Neglect and Abuse - Caring for Your Family

As people age and become more physically frail, they are less able to stand up to bullying and or fight back if attacked. They may not see or hear as well or think as clearly as they used to, leaving openings for unscrupulous people to take advantage of them.

Many seniors around the world are being harmed in some substantial way often by people who are directly responsible for their care.

Warning signs of neglect are often overlooked or thought to be a common part of growing old. Undue pain, abandonment and premature death should not be part of the nursing home experience. Just because your family member is in a care facility, doesn’t mean you can take your eyes off the road.

The warning signs below could save the life of your parent or prevent serious pain and harm. All six are equally serious and warrant further investigation:

Weight Loss

Medication and advanced age’s deadening of senses can affect appetite. Negligent nursing homes often do not have the staff or the caring spirit to ensure residents receive necessary nutrition and hydration. Without proper nutrition, the body begins to eat itself in a serious medical condition called “cachexia.” Additionally, susceptibility to disease increases with malnutrition as does your loved one’s suffering.

Bruises

Families of nursing home residents should demand answers when they see bruises on a loved one’s body. Bruises

(actually pools of blood from broken capillaries) heal slowly in people with poor circulation. Bruising can occur when a nursing home resident is not handled correctly, for example lifting machines, transfers, etc, or when the resident is allowed to fall. Any bruise or cut requires medical attention and an evaluation to determine its cause.

patients permitted to lie unattended for long periods of time. Bedsores are painful. At Stage 1, bedsores appear as painful red inflammations on the skin.

By Stage 4, a bedsore eats through skin and muscle to expose bone. There is no reason for a nursing home resident to suffer this neglect and abuse.

“Just because your family member is in a care facility, doesn’t mean you can ‘take your eyes off the road’...”

Nursing homes use both physical and chemical restraints on their patients.

Physical restraints involve any method that the individual cannot remove easily and which restricts freedom of movement. Abusive nursing homes also restrain your loved ones by tucking their bedsheet so tightly that they cannot move or turn those under their facilitated care into zombies by forcing them to take heavy sedatives to make them more manageable.

Falls

Staff Inattention

Nursing homes are businesses, Serious or frequent falls are a and one way many business owners symptom of nursing home neglect. It increase profits is by cutting labor costs. is the legal responsibility of a nursing Many nursing homes are understaffed home to develop a nursing care plan for and nurses and care providers overeach resident to help prevent falls. Do worked. When the staff can’t respond in not let what might seem like minor falls a timely manner, mistakes happen. Pills go undocumented, especially as they are given too often or not at all. Patient may lead to major medical expenses. hygiene suffers. Signs of serious illness Nursing home falls can result in lasting are overlooked. Staff inattention and injury, sometimes fatal. Nursing home failure to respond to patients’ requests falls can and should be prevented. is a common complaint about nursing homes. Nursing homes residents need Bedsores Bedsores are sometimes called pres- special care. Do not remain quiet if you sure sores or decubitous ulcers. These feel your loved one is not receiving the sores are caused by poor nutrition and attention or not being treated with the prolonged pressure on the bodies of dignity by a nursing home. Speak up.

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On Saturday 1st March the Coomera Cruisers Club held a charity ride for Alyssa Hodkinson, an eight year old Gold Coast girl who is battling a rare form of cancer.

Riders started at Coomera and rode through Canungra, stopping at the RSL for morning tea and continuing on to Advancetown.

Alyssa was diagnosed with cancer in September 2013 and is currently undergoing chemotherapy. Her parents, Leif and Nikki have had to give up their full time employment to care for Alyssa.

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Brisbane Tinnie And Tackle Show To Take Over RNA Showgrounds

Canungra Times readers have the opportunity to win one of five double passes to the 2014 Brisbane Tinnie and Tackle Show and National 4x4 & Outdoors Show at the RNA Showgrounds on 4th - 6th April.

This year’s event has more than 20,000 square metres dedicated to everything outdoors, with over 200 exhibitors showing off their latest wares, with hundred-of-thousands of products on display and masses of show specials.

The ultimate Wildlife Warriors - the Irwin family, Terri, Bindi and Robert have been confirmed as special guests appearing on The Waeco Outback Stage presented by 4WD Touring, sharing stories of their adventures, and answering questions from eager and interested fans.

Also appearing onstage in his first appearance at the National 4x4 & Outdoors Show, will be Chris ‘Brolga’ Barns, Kangaroo Dundee himself who will be sharing stories and information on his efforts to save one half of our national coat of arms.

The WAECO Outback Stage, hosted

by Carlisle Rogers of 4WD Touring, will also host a series of information and meet-and-greet sessions with some of the 4WD and outdoor industry’s biggest names, including Pat Callinan, Jase Andrews, Peter ‘Spida’ Everitt and Allan Gray.

Whilst over the Tinnie and Tackle Show, Paul Worsteling, renowned

angler and host of television’s iFish program will once again be a Special Guest, appearing across all three days of the Show to host talks and conduct workshops.

The Brisbane Tinnie and Tackle Show will again feature magazine chef Bart Beek conducting cooking demonstrations - a standing-room only feature of the 2013 Show!

The hugely popular Fishing Expo Stage, Yamaha Supertank and Kids Marine Zone will also return.

These various interactive displays will have a continuous rotation of guest speakers and live demonstrations, covering a wide range of products, fishing techniques with plenty of giveaways with something for fishing enthusiasts of all ages and capabilities.

Exhibitors will showcase everything from entry level tinnies to serious plate aluminium fishing boats, marine electronics, fishing gear and accessories to chandlery and much more!

At the National 4x4 & Outdoors Show some of the best known names in the

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This year’s Action Arena will be presented and hosted by Isuzu Ute with the Isuzu Team D-Max giving visitors the chance to take a two-wheel ride with them and experience the world from a different angle, or perhaps be a passenger when they tackle the 450 degree incline of the Iron Summit.

Extra action on the Arena will include displays from 4×4 stunt cars, ATVs, demonstrations and test drives, all of which can be viewed from the comfort of the XXXX Retreat, in between shows from the famous XXXX Angels!

Tickets for the 2014 Brisbane Tinnie and Tackle Show and National 4x4 & Outdoors Show are priced at $18 for adults, $12 for seniors, with children under 15 free. A two day adult pass is also available for $25.

The Canungra Times has five double passes to the Brisbane Tinnie and Tackle Show to give away - simply send your best fishing joke (suitable for publication - keep it clean please) to news@ canungratimes.com.au. In the subject line of the email put Tinnie and Tackle Show Entry.

Please include your name, phone number and address on your entry.

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Council Comment

By Cr Virginia West Scenic Rim Regional Council

Cultural Trails in Scenic Rim

The 2014 Studios and Cultural Trails of the Scenic Rim program was launched at the February Arts Dinner so look out for the booklet showcasing our beautiful scenery and cultural events for the year. May 3 and 4 are days to keep free to take a look at the Canungra/Beechmont area Open Studios with a record 8 studios showcasing the work of 11 local artists.A response to be proud of!

Clean Up Australia Day

Traditionally the first Sunday in March is the day to bring communities together throughout the country to clean up our environment. This year Council coordinated some meeting points, including DJ Smith Park in Canungra.

Council Stance on Mining

SRRC has reaffirmed its stance on coal seam gas and mining activity in the region in another submission to a Queensland parliamentary committee.

Community sentiment expressed in

the Scenic Rim Community Plan 20112026 are for legislative action to ensure our region is closed for such business and we will continue to highlight this on behalf of our residents. The submission can be read on the Queensland Parliament website www.parliament.qld.gov. au.

Contact Me

I am always available to talk with residents on 5540 5403 or 0407 630 052 or email virginia.w@scenicrim.qld.gov.au.

Be Healthy & Active Program

The FREE and low cost activities for all ages across the region have been going exceedingly well and does show that our communities have a desire to be involved in a healthy lifestyle.

Yoga classes in Canungra for $3 on Saturday mornings at 10am, and the FREE walking group on Tuesday mornings at 7.30am have proved very popular as have Kym’s Fat Burning sessions for $3 on Tuesday mornings. Canungra Owls Soccer Club ran a fabulous Come and Try Family Fun Day which was well attended and a boost to club numbers.

Cr West at DJ Smith Park with members of Canungra Scouts and other volunteers on Clean Up Australia Day

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Scenic Rim Transport To Be Scaled Back

From My Window with Keer Moriarty, Editor

Don’t give up...

During this month, many people were shocked by the death of celebrity Charlotte Dawson.

What makes an attractive, successful woman take her own life? Well, let’s hope we never find out, really. Because if you understand where she was at that time, you are probably there yourself.

In our society, we have so many ways of communicating with others - social media, phones, email - that it seems impossible to think that someone could feel so isolated that they are unable to ask for help. And yet that’s what happens. We are connected, yet disconnected.

We reach into each other’s lives through Facebook or whatever social media we use, but do we really know each other?

Have you had times when you have felt isolated and in need of help - but unsure of who to ask? Afraid of rejection, of people judging you, of being somehow inadequate?

Depression and any type of mental illness is isolating. The stigma alone is debilitating. But even in the darkest hours, where there is life, there is hope. There is always hope.

Don’t give up. Talk. Cry. Find help. But please, don’t give up.

“Sometimes even to live is an act of courage.”

- Seneca

The Scenic Rim Transport initiative is to be scaled back following a two-year trial of a range of projects to address the long-term issue of transport connectivity in Scenic Rim. Auspiced by the Scenic Rim Social Plan Steering Committee, the initiative was a response to the 10-year Scenic Rim Social Plan which identified a lack of transport options, particularly for those without regular access to personal transport, as a key issue of concern.

Steering Committee Chair John Bartlett OAM said while monthly and school-holiday bus services, operated on a free or subsidised basis, were perhaps the most visible of the initiative, less visible yet equally important were the community partnerships established to provide a telephone and online advisory service to residents seeking information.

“There is little doubt that public transport within the Scenic Rim remains an issue of vital importance to the community,” Mr Bartlett said.

“The committee had hoped that even a once-a-month and schoolholiday bus service might form part of a broader solution to this problem, but patronage levels over the past two years have not reflected this.

“While it is no longer viable to

continue these services due to poor patronage, this does not reduce the need for continuing advocacy for improved access to public transport over the long term.”

Mr Bartlett said while the monthly bus services were to be discontinued, the Scenic Rim Transport telephone service and website would remain in place.

“The network of transport coordinators who provide a telephone advisory service to residents and the www.scenicrimtransport.com website have been well supported, particularly by seniors in our community,” he said.

“We appreciate the ongoing support of Centacare, Fassifern Community Centre and Tamborine Mountain Community Care in delivering this important service.”

Mr Bartlett said funding would be redirected to supporting other aspects of the social plan implementation including family oriented and wellbeing programs, such as the 2014 Be Healthy & Active project.

The transport telephone advisory service number is 5541 4176.

Logan Coaches will continue to run buses from D J Smith Park (departing 9am) to Logan Hyperdome and Beenleigh from Monday to Friday.

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Fun Day

Dear Editor, I would like to thank the Canungra Owls for staging their Fun Day at Moriarty Park on 22nd February. It was heartwarming to see over 100 local children and their parents enjoying the Be Healthy and Active program sponsored

by Scenic Rim Regional Council.

The Brisbane Roar inflatable football field was a big hit with the children and a great warm up for the season ahead I’m sure. The young men from Brisbane Roar did a fine job organising the large numbers of children who all displayed great patience and a sense of fair play while enjoying the footy games.

What was also great to see were the efforts of Jason Spurgin whose initiative brought Pink Stumps Day to Canungra.

Many children enjoyed the cricket drills conducted by Steve and Adele Spurgin in between games of footy in the blow up field. Congratulatons to Jason for raising funds for breast cancer research and support completely off his own bat (pun intended).

Wouldn’t it be great to have a cricket

club at Canungra for these children to join in the summer months to keep active. Food for thought.

So thanks go to Bren Dalby and her fantastic Canungra Owls volunteers, Zoya Shabanay from Be Healthy and Active and the Spurgin family for putting on a great morning of activities for our children.

David Baker - Canungra & District Community Bank® Project

Beaudesert Reunion

Dear Sir/Madam, The annual Beaudesert Reunion will be held on Saturday 8th March 2014, at St Thomas’ Anglican Church Hall in Albert Street, Beaudesert commencing at 9.30am.

This year we celebrate our 62nd Reunion. We are hoping that some of the ‘Baby Boomers’ will wish to attend and celebrate with their family and friends and others of the older generation.

Morning tea will be provided, but it is a BYO lunch, with tea, coffee and cordial provided.

There will be a gold coin donation, with a lucky door prize and a raffle with a

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number of prizes drawn on the day.

Whether you were born in Beaudesert, educated in Beaudesert or resided in the Beaudesert district, please come and join your friends at the Reunion. It is great to get together with old friends and talk about the past, so please come, and invite your friends and meet up with others.

For more information please contact Ray Rooks on 5541 2388, Judy Balmer on 5541 2172 or Shirley Antcliff on 5541 1296.

Shirley Antcliff Beaudesert Reunion Committee

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TCT’s DVD Review

Well Being

DISCONNECT

With Clancy Beck

Possibility Thinking

Working as a personal trainer and coach I am always observing how thinking affects results.

Statements such as “I don’t have time, I can’t do that, I don’t know how, it’s too hard”, are things we catch ourselves saying sometimes. They are all pretty negative and what I call ‘closed door’ statements which imply that there is no alternative or solution. These statements (reasons and excuses!) all tell the unconscious mind that there is no alternative, prevent results being achieved, and keep us stuck in the problem.

On the other end of the scale is positive thinking, but sometimes too much positivity can feel un-natural, as though you are bluffing yourself, and it can install a false sense of security, like passing the buck and handing the situation over to the universe, fate or whatever you believe will make something happen, rather than being proactive and taking the necessary actions.

A more practical way forward is ‘possibility thinking’. Rather than a definitive negative or positive statement, you ask a question, opening the door to possibility, and inviting solutions to the problem to come to you. ‘How can I do that, when can I make time, how can I find out, who could help me, what do I need to do?’.

The magic 4 - what, who, when and how. Keep asking the questions and your unconscious will be constantly searching for answers, and believing that there is a solution.

Our bodies and circumstances are just an extension of our minds.

If you are not achieving your fitness or lifestyle ideals, maybe you need to ask a better question?

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Disconnect examines how electronic media has affected the way we relate to each other through three stories.

Ben Boyd is a loner at school, he has few friends and immerses himself in his world of music. He becomes the victim of cyber bullying by two boys from school, Jason and Frye who impersonate a girl on Facebook.

Nina is a journalist looking for a big story to take her to the next level in her career. She convinces teen online stripper, Kyle to allow her to interview him, but Kyle thinks Nina’s interest is more than professional.

Cindy and Derek are a couple who discover large sums of money are missing from their bank account.

Their computers have been hacked and their identities stolen. When the police seem unable to help them, they take matters into their own hands.

One of the things I really enjoyed about Disconnect is it doesn’t have the usual Hollywood endings. I won’t say any more than that - you’ll have to watch for yourself to find out!

Performances by all of the cast are oustanding, in particular Jonah Bobo who plays Ben Boyd.

Disconnect deserves its ‘MA15+’ rating. There are graphic sexual scenes and some of the content will be disturbing for many viewers.

It is a powerful film, both in its content and in the emotional punch it packs. It addresses issues that never even existed 10 or 20 years ago and certainly is food for thought.

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Do You Know These Children?

The photo above was taken in Canungra several years ago. If you can identify the four children in the middle of the photo, (yes, the one who is crying as well), email their names to news@canungratimes.com.au to win a box of liqueur chocolates, kindly donated by Bren Dalby!

Snake in the Shower!

By Dennis M

This perhaps is the stuff of the famous Anthony Perkins psycho shower scene! Graeme Beaumont, who at the time had a leg brace on due to a broken leg, was seated in the shower shampooing his hair when he felt something slide across his foot. On looking down he saw what you can see in the photo below.

The household was alerted by screams from the imobile victim.

After removing Graeme from the shower and running more water down the drain,the snake appeared again twice - obviously wanting air. The use of long handled BBQ tongs to try to grab the snake was to no avail and it disappeared back down drain.

The sullage tank concrete lid was not replaced properly recently, so possibly the intruder entered shower outflow drain via sullage tank.

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Pour in dry white wine and bring to the boil.

Add prawns in a single layer and cook for a minute on each side.

Pour cream over and bring to the boil.

Stir in basil.

Remove prawns with a slotted spoon and continue simmering sauce until it is reduced by one third.

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AWL Pets of the Month Nature’s Gems

Comb-Crested Jacana (Irediparra Gallinacea)

By Melissa Whitby Birdwatching in Australia can be extremely rewarding due to the sheer diversity of bird species that can be observed.

Birds come in many shapes and sizes, but one of the most unusual would have to be the Comb-crested Jacana. This extraordinary bird has one trait which sets it apart from all other Australian bird species. - it can literally walk on water! The Comb-crested Jacana is also known as the Lotusbird. It can be easily identified by a red comb above the eye, long toes and fingernails and a black breast band. The feet of a Comb-Crested Jacana are what allow this bird to look like it is walking on water. This bird spends many hours walking on floating vegetation in pursuit of a meal.

The Comb-Crested Jacana is best located in permanent wetlands that have extensive floating vegetation. Usually, the birds are extremely active walking on waterlily leaves.

Comb-Crested Jacana.

Photo: Melissa Whitby

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The range of the Comb-crested Jacana extends from coastal New South Wales, through Queensland and the Northern Territory to near Broome in Western Australia.

Nesting occurs at different times of the year dependent on whether birds are located in northern or eastern Australia. The nest is built on floating vegetation and four eggs can be laid.

Comb-crested Jacanas are relatively common in areas that provide wetlands with extensive floating vegetation. This can be seen in the extensive wetland areas of northern Australia. One of the best places to see Comb-crested Jacanas closer to home is at Emerald Lakes on the Gold Coast. When observing these birds, patience is important and watching carefully for their movements on the waterlilies. There are several species of Jacana throughout the world. The Combcrested Jacana is Australia’s only established species and another species the Pheasant-tailed Jacana has been sighted as a vagrant in Western Australia.

This unusual bird never ceases to amazes me with its strange feet and odd body shape. They are a reminder of how unique and special Australian birds are in the landscape of this great country.

Kanga the Bull Arab x Kelpie is a lovely girl who loves to be with her humans. She will be a lively and fun companion who will probably enjoy playing in the backyard with the kids. She would love some classes where she can learn new tricks and commands, and will be lots of fun at the dog park or beach. She gets on well with other dogs and will make a great second dog. She is only nine months old and is up for anything that involves fun!

Spectre is such a cool guy. He was surrendered to the AWLQ as his owners were not able to look after him anymore.

He isn’t sure of shelter life and would love to find a home as soon as possible. He loves human company and would love nothing more than to be welcomed into the family home. He would enjoy a daily walk to keep his mind and body happy. He walks well on a lead and has great manners with his humans. He knows how to sit, shake hands, drop and comes when called.

With such a big heart he will make an excellent companion.

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BUYING SMART TO PAY OFF FOR STUDENTS

Changes to the Privacy Act Are Here

 Beaudesert Electorate students have the chance to share in more than $11,000 in cash prizes for themselves and their schools in the 2014 Buy Smart Competition.

Member for Beaudesert Jon Krause encouraged local students to get involved in the competition which aims to raise awareness of financial and consumer issues among school students.

“Young people are entering the marketplace earlier and earlier, so it is vitally important that they do so in an educated way,” Mr Krause said.

“Buy Smart invites students from years 4 to 12 to submit a creative presentation to educate their peers about why it’s important to be consumer savvy.

“Think outside the box with your entries.

In previous years, everything from rap songs to board games, decorated items of clothing and even a handmade doll house, have been submitted.

“Last year, more than 1,200 students from across Queensland entered and this year we are hoping for even more.”

The total prize pool is over $11,000 across all three categories (school years 4-6, years 7-9, and years 10-12): • first prize – $500 for the student, $1500 for the student’s school or organisation • second prize – $200 for the student, $800 for the student’s school or organisation • third prize – $150 for the student, $500 for the student’s school or organisation • up to ten discretionary $50 highly commended student prizes across all categories.

Entries will be judged on their creativity, quality, relevance to consumer issues and ability to communicate a consumer message.

The competition closes on 12th September 2014, with winners to be announced in October.

For more information on the Buy Smart Competition 2014 visit www.qld.gov.au/ buysmartcomp or call 13 QGOV (13 74 68).

Department of Science, Information Technology, Innovation and the Arts COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENT Tell us what you think We’re making Queensland Government services simpler, clearer and faster and we want the people of the Scenic Rim to tell us how best to do this. Share your ideas on how to improve by completing our quick survey online at www. qld.gov.au/onestopshop and go into the draw to win an iPad Mini; on the phone via 13QGOV (13 74 68).

For more information visit www.qld.gov.au/ onestopshop, email onestopshop@dsitia.qld. gov.au or call 13 QGOV (13 74 68).

By Suzanne Roberts, Practice Director, Informed Conveyancing Lawyers

Changes to the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) come into effect from 12 March 2014. The National Privacy Principles which have been in place since 2001 will be replaced by the Australian Privacy Principles. The Australian Information Commissioner will have enhanced powers, including audit of private sector businesses, and the imposition of civil penalty orders of up to $1.7million for serious or repeated breaches.

The changes impact the way businesses collect, use, store and disclose personal information.

Special rules apply to direct marketing, overseas disclosure, collection of unsolicited information, requests for access and correction, and complaints.

To comply with these changes, it is important that you review your privacy policy (which must be publicly accessible and should be published on your website), the provision of ‘privacy notices’ or ‘collection statements’ to the individuals concerned, subcontracting arrangements that involve the use

or disclosure of personal information, and data security.

The changes also introduce a new obligation to put systems and procedures into place that will ensure that your organisation complies with the new Australian Privacy Principles, and that it deals appropriately with privacy complaints and enquiries, including requests for access. Private sector organisations should also designate a Privacy Officer and set out in writing what the Privacy Officer’s obligations will be.

Health service providers and businesses that buy or sell personal information without the consent of the relevant individuals must also comply, regardless of their turnover.

Disclaimer: This article is intended for general information only and no person should rely on its contents. Rather they should obtain legal advice from a qualified professional person. None of the publisher, author or editors are responsible for the results of any actions taken in reliance on the information in this article and expressly disclaim all or any liability, howsoever caused, arising from or in connection with this article.

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School Happenings - Canungra State School

Students of the Week - Well done!

11th February Sophie Moriarty

18th February Rosabella De Pasquale

Term 1 Swimming

Term 1 Swimming commenced on 10th February. Lessons are given by the PE teacher Leandra Thomson and two other qualified swimming instructors.

This is an important part of the School’s Physical Education program.

Tuesday 11th February Masonic Lodge Bursaries

The Canungra Masonic Lodge has sponsored the School’s Instrumental Music Program for over 10 years. In 2011, the Canungra Masonic Lodge amalgamated with the Tamborine chapter. The Tamborine Masonic Lodge continued their support of Instrumental Music in the school.

At parade, Michael Fraser, on behalf of the Tamborine Masonic Lodge, announced the 2014 recipients of the Masonic Lodge bursaries. These

25th February Kyle McLeish

students were selected for their outstanding commitment to learning to play their instrument, for always being prepared and well practised and for being responsible, reliable and talented members of the School Band.

Congratulations to Audrey Boaler in Year 6 and Lily Baker in Year 7 who were awarded these bursaries.

These students will benefit from $150 each which will go towards the costs associated with their music studies.

The School is also very grateful to the Tamborine Masonic Lodge for the donation of $1,500 to the Instrumental Music Program. This money will be used to purchase a new saxophone.

Thursday 13th February School Captain Elections

As both Year 6 and 7 students will be leaving the School at the end of the year

4th March Murphy Masterson

to attend high school, School Captains from both years were elected.

The speeches delivered by the Year 6 and 7 students were outstanding and Mrs Murphy said it is important that every student who wrote and presented their speech feels extremely proud of themselves.

Friday 14th February House Captain Elections

Again, House Captains were elected from both Year 6 and 7 to give students at both year levels the opportunity to be leaders of the School.

18th February School Leaders Announced

School Leaders were announced at parade. Mrs Murphy said it is an exciting year with both Year 6 and 7 students are holding leadership positions.

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Audrey Boaler and Lily Baker with Michael Fraser

School Happenings - Canungra State School

Canungra State School 2014 Leadership Positions School Captains Yr 7: Jason Spurgin & Miekah Crocker Yr 6: Lachlan Tomlinson and Isabelle Ingram

Student Council Representatives Chloe Hughes, Kasey Wilson, Heather Moriarty and Paige Templeman.

House Captains Sarabah Yr 7: Lily Baker and Alli Roberts Yr 6: Riley Baker and Macauley Bennett Witheren Yr 7: Nicole Cooper and Hayden Irvine Yr 6: Willow Mills and Rosabella De Pasquale Wonglepong Yr 7: Satene Arnold and Ben Sheppard Yr 6: Aaliyah Sewell and Jade Young Flying Fox Yr 7: Christina McCallum and Eleanore Lewis Yr 6: Hayleigh Aiken and Zali Young

School Watch Gemma Middleton, Emma Johnston, Julia Rider and Jake Sommerville.

Moriarty Park Representatives Codilee Harrison, Bridie Middis, Jack Brown, Erynn Phillips, Kaia Hunt, Sahla Hansen, Carlos Rasini and Larnie Rodrigues.

Canungra Show Society Representatives Ashlin Henderson, Cooper Clark, Hannah Gill and Zoey Stephanou.

Band Captains Audrey Boaler, Jake Sommerville.

She said the School is still relatively small and the role played by all the Senior Students (Years 6 and 7) is very important.

“In my experience, these are the students who set the tone for the school and I am certain we will have a great year with their leadership,” she said.

“The leadership positions involve added responsibilities for those Year 6 and 7 students. Some of the positions – School and House Captains – are elected by students and staff while others are selected by staff,” she said.

Choir Captains Bronwyn Watson, Sophie Withers.

Green Team Lily Nicholson, Aaron Williams, Georgia Wilson and Greg Spurgin.

Playground Leaders Brianna Kelly, Toby Wong, Camden Walker, Liam Henderson, Heather Moriarty, Hannah Gill, Taija Le Faucheur, Alli Roberts, Jenaya Markwell, Nicole Cooper, Darcy Christoffel, Lily Nicholson, Larnie Rodrigues, Joshua Torrens, Oliver Stenhouse, Hayden Irvine, Ethan May, Miekah Crocker, Sahla Hansen, Teagan Barritt, Kaia Hunt, Lily Baker, Paige Templeman, Kade Sutherland and Christina McCallum.

CanungraYoga

Everyone welcome - all ages and fitness levels.

You don't need to be flexible to do yoga!

Canungra Tuesday 9.30am & 6.30pm 6.30pm (from 29th Jan)

Beaudesert

9.30am & 6.30pm

Canungra

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7.15am

Canungra

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21st February Free Dress Day - Wear Pink to School

Thursday

The theme for the Term 1 Free Dress Day was ‘Wear Pink to School’ which was selected to support the funraising efforts of Year 7 student Jason Spurgin who is raising money for the Jane McGrath Foundation.

Jason set himself a target of $1,000 and has already raised $500 towards this great fundraiser for breast cancer care.

Saturday

Private lessons just $50 17 Appel Street, Canungra and Freedom Health and Fitness Gym, 13 Duckett Street, Beaudesert

PLEASE NOTE: Uniform shop is now open FRIDAYS 8am – 8.50am only

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An Invitation Principal’s Morning Tea Join us and discover TMC student-centred education

College Information Session:  Primary P – 6 2015  Yr 7 into secondary education 2015  Yr 10 the foundation year of senior schooling

Tuesday 11th March 10am – 11.30am Tamborine Mountain College 80 Beacon Road North Tamborine 5545 3644 www.tmc.qld.edu.au

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School Happenings - Canungra State School

Green Team Plans for 2014

By Jodie Clifford, greenteamcss@gmail.com

Working Bee – 8th March

Our first working bee will be held this Saturday 8th Mar from 8.3010.30am celebrating Clean Up Australia Day. Our focus will not be just on rubbish but also weed removal and site preparation for our creek restoration project and gardening club.

We will also be hosting a fundraising BBQ event with proceeds supporting Green Team projects.

Please come along and get involved on support us by purchasing a tasty treat from our food stall. Please meet at marquees on school front oval.

Green Team Leaders

‘Wear Pink to School’ day on 21st February raised money for the Jane McGrath Foundation.

The Green Team is a respected group within the Canungra State School community and as such has been recognised for its opportunity to have senior leadership positions allocated. This year we congratulate Aaron Williams, Greg Spurgin (Year 6), Lily Nicholson and Georgia Wilson (Year 7) as our Green Team leaders. The Green Team looks forward to some great ideas and projects from these students.

Gardening Club Info Sheets

Our vegie gardening guru, Gardening Club co-ordinator Linda Riggs has developed some information sheets to be used with students participating in our gardening club program. These are too good to keep to ourselves so please feel free to contact us for a copy as they will be helpful for those trying to grow healthy, fresh produce at home! We will also upload these onto our website within the next few weeks. (http://canungrass.eq.edu. au) Our gardening and cooking club projects are underway for the year and this year we have a garden bed for each house group. We will have fun incentives to encourage gardening club participants to have the most productive vegetable gardens AND they get to eat the food they grow in cooking club! Watch the newsletter for updates.

Let’s hope for some rain this month and some productive plant growth!

Enquiries please email greenteamcss@gmail.com

Fringe Benefits Tax and Tax Planning Sunday 2nd March - HOGS Morning Tea

The HOGS (Harley Owners Group) came to the School for morning tea. This was a spectacular event with over 100 Harley Davidson motorbikes drove into the School grounds and the P & C provided morning tea.

This was the second HOGS visit this year.

They came on 5th January and were extremely impressed with what the P & C provided for morning tea. Obviously they pay for the privilege and that puts funds into the P & C account. It was a very successful fundraiser for the P & C. The P & C is very appreciative for the assistance from parents and students on the day..

With the Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) year end fast approaching on 31 March, the time has come to commence preparations for completing your organisation’s annual FBT return.

The countdown to the end of the financial year has also started, and that means you should start to focus on your end of financial year tax position and any tax planning that is appropriate for you.

For tax returns and other financial statements, please phone or drop into our office for a “Scope of Work” and free estimate.

P & C AGM

The 2014 P & C Office Bearers are: President.................Connie Sutherland Secretary ................Kelly Uccetta Treasurer.................Steven Spurgin Vice Presidents.......Rachael Hamblin and ................................Ken Wakefield Uniform Convenor...Rachel Mathers The Canungra Times, March 2014

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TCT Kids!

Birds

Youth Group

Find the names of these birds hidden in our Find - A - Word:

It’s on again for 2014! Fun and games for Year 6 to Year 9 students.

Come along every 2nd Friday between 6pm and 8pm at the Uniting Church Hall. Cost is $5 pp.

For more info contact Robyn 5543 4021.

Dates this month are 7th and 21st March. Look for our cake stall at the Newsagency on Sat 22nd March!

Swim Club

Pigeon Wren Lorikeet Pheasant Hawk

Penguin Magpie Duck Sparrow Kookaburra

Cockatoo Emu Swallow Parrot Dove

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For more info contact Amanda canungra. swimming@gmail.com or 0407 301 869.

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Venus goes direct. She has been turned in on herself, having the effect of making you more introspective than usual. Now that she has gone direct, your love becomes more sunny, expressive and outwardly directed. There’s no sense in second-guessing your love. Put it out there.

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With Uranus in your midst, as it will be for some time yet, life is bound to have a slightly unsettling undercurrent.

Uranus, aside from being associated with electricity, is associated with freedom. His job is to open your cage. That cage is made of ingrained habits. Let them go.

TAURUS (Apr 21 – May 20)

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ARIES (Mar 21 – Apr 20)

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For most of the month, Mercury is retrograde and effectively becalmed in the quietude of Pisces. This period puts you in a quandary. When you go to say what you think, you may well experience a lack of words, where there is usually dictionaries full. It will change. Take your time.

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Clues: Across 1 Nexuses 6 Talented, clever 10 Assumed a certain attitude 11 Represent in outline 12 Western most point of England (5-3) 13 To handle in a particular manner 15 Pig breeding farm 17 Satan 19 Emit, send forth 21 Tasteful, refined 22 Indian 24 For ever 27 Turn out in a specified way 29 Leguminous plant with seed used to make sauce 30 Small fast warships

Down 1 A thing made to be identical to another 2 Yearning for the past 3 Completely finished 4 Decorative stone open work 5 Decorative medallion 7 Find fault with 8 A body of electors 9 Thing that obstructs progress 14 Temporarily unable to speak 16 Appraise 18 Sweetness of smell 20 Bring to a higher position 21 A contributing factor or thing 23 Poor, destitute 25 Yellowish fleshy fruit 26 Of smaller quantity

February 2014

2014 to Date

Canungra

25.5mm

90mm

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30.5mm

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Lindell Grimshaw

12mm

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Ray Hickson

Wonglepong

With the Sun in Aquarius, Leo’s are being forced to consider life from the very opposite perspective to the one they normally take. Aquarius is a collective sign, focussed on community. Leo is the sign of individualism. Be a little less individualistic. Your wholeness is needed.

VIRGO (Aug 23 – Sept 22)

Mercury is moving backwards and forwards into Pisces.

Pisces is an awkward experience. It is the very opposite of the kind structure and order that you represent. It is vast, nebulous and formless - incomprehensibly mysterious. Life is leading you there slowly and gently.

LIBRA (Sept 23 – Oct 23)

Mars keeps steeling you, when you think you are going to cave in. Libra is known as the iron fist in the velvet glove with good reason. Somehow you usually charm your way into having everyone, including yourself, believe that you are less directed than you are. It’s out now.

SCORPIO (Oct 24 – Nov 21)

With the Sun in Aquarius, life gets temporarily unfathomable. Though you make brave noises about change, when change really does make an appearance, you are as surprised as anyone to see your overwhelming tendency to retreat underground. Don’t back away from opportunity.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 – Dec 21)

Canungra Rainfall - February 2014 Area

When everyone is throwing around ideas like thunderbolts, you are bewildered. Being in your head is not a comfortable experience. It’s when life encourages the gentle flow of feelings in your heart, that it makes more sense. Bide your time. Wait without enacting habitual defences.

Recorded by Barry Day

Jupiter is retrograde. Your normal mode of endless expansion has gotten a little unpredictable. Mind you, the direction life has been taking you has been very unusual.

Unfamiliar attachments and strange sentimentalities are surfacing. This confusion is a preparation for fresh clarity

CAPRICORN (Dec 22 – Jan 19)

Venus is with you as you go to ground. This bodes well for love and intimacy. She shifts from retrograde to direct too, suggesting that love is less likely to be a mere fantasy. To get reality into gear, you will have to of course express your love, rather than your love of independence.

AQUARIUS (Jan 20 – Feb 18)

The Sun is in Aquarius fuelling your fire. With Uranus in Aries, life is making you a high-octane mix of ideas, ideals, passions and heart-felt vision. Your fuse is likely to be short.

Don’t let that undermine your cause. Direct your fire. Dance it off if you‘ve got too much. Keep it light.

PISCES (Feb 19 – Mar 20)

Rainbow looking out from Wonglepong towards Tamborine Mountain. Photo: Ray Hickson

The Aquarian Sun is igniting others but not you. You see it as all fluff and froth – ideas with no real connection to feeling.

As others go up into the stratosphere, you don’t. The worldlywise fish knows that they will be down again. A herd of rebels is still a herd. Stay true to yourself. © M.J.Dean 2013

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Trade and Business Directory Accounting

Bakery

Cleaning

• Complete BAS Service • Mobile Bookkeeping • MYOB & Quickbooks • Business Account Setup Jackie Sherrard-Smith • Training B.BUS (ACC) 74 West Rd North Tamborine

0417 794 318

Bank

jackie@appbusacc.com.au

Trilogy Accounting Group. Ph: 1300 554 136 Corporate and Country Accounting. Ph: 5543 5563

Bank of Queensland. Ph: 5542 1111 Bricklaying

Advertising

Pepper’s Cleaning

Professional Window, Domestic, Bond Cleans

Ph: 0407 290 130 Wendy’s Exit Bond Cleaning. Incl general house cleaning, windows, carpets and pest. Ph: 0438 173 999.

Computers

Trade and Business Directory

Advertising Rates Ad Size B/W Colour (25% Loading)

2cm $22.00 $27.50 3cm $33.00 $41.25 4cm $44.00 $55.00 5cm $55.00 $68.75 6cm $66.00 $82.50

• Minimum 3 month booking.

• All advertisements are 55mm wide.

• Advertising must be paid prior to publication.

• All prices are per month and include GST.

Ph: 5543 5532

Animals, Pets and Pet Services

Cabinet Making & Carpentry

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L.K. OBRIEN

CARPENTRY Frames Fixouts Decks Renovations Kitchens

Phone Luke 0412 684 485

LOCAL COMPUTER SERVICES 29 CHRISTIE STREET, CANUNGRA (behind My Country Escape)

Cafes and Restaurants Blackbird Country Pies. Ph: 0431 091 296 Canungra Hotel. Ph: 5543 5233 Cafe Metz. Ph: 5543 4322 Canungra Pizza. Ph: 5543 4455 Canungra RSL Services Club. Ph: 5543 5524 Funky Dory Diner. Ph: 5543 5338

PHONE 0438 525 592

support@littletechco.com.au

Concreting

Catering

Dog Signs Down Under • Trainer Tracking / Mantrailing Dogs • Previous obedience training not required.

Russ Johnston Concreting Pty Ltd BSA Number: 1130649

Danielle Janssen-Groesbeek

Ph: 0403 285 076 Animal Welfare League of Qld. Ph: 5509 9000 Farrier - Dane Batten. Ph: 0439 765 780

Childcare

Antenna Installations

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All Aspects of Concreting Driveways Causeways House Slabs Foundations Pathways

Mobile: 0418 450 903

To advertise phone 07 5543 5532

Trade Trade and and Business Business Directory Directory Earthmoving

Floor Coverings

Gardening and Landscaping

Finch Earthmoving

House Pads, Laser Levelling, Roads, Drains, Supply & Build Bush Rock Walls, Driveways, Clearing, Excavations, Dams, Soils, Gravels.

Steven 0408 943 940 - A/H Fax 5543 7211 Gas Supplies

ROCKY’S EXCAVATIONS

Bobcat and Backhoe available for hire Hard to reach areas: lantana, weeds & grass Owner operated Driveways Post hole drilling Laser levelling Block clearing General hire

Call ROCKY ON 0435 378 844 Hinterland Driveway & Landscaping Solutions Backhoe, Bobcat, Roller, Water Truck, Landscaping supplies also available.

Call Fred 0418 735 091 or 5541 3827

Joyan Household Gas Tamborine

New Phone Number: 0419 724 855

Yard Maintenance

We supply & deliver Household Kleenheat Gas

Ride/Push Mowing Gutter, Window and Pressure Cleaning

Call John on 5543 6400 Mobile: 0424 486 986

Jas: 0431 288 688

To advertise phone - 07 5543 5532 Garage Doors

Raemac Earthworks. Ph: 5543 7199

Gym & Personal Training

Steve’s Personal Training Studio & Group Fitness Classes • • • •

To advertise phone - 07 5543 5532

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Electrical Contractors

Gardening and Landscaping

Eager Beaver Garden Care

Garden maintenance & makeovers, landscaping plants, acreage mowing, commercial & private, body corporate.

Jason Beaver, Horticulturist - 0407 454

Personal Training for: Weight Loss/Toning Muscle Building and General Fitness Weekly Training Programs Bring a friend and share the cost!

Group Fitness Classes:

For all ages above 15 years Mon & Wed 5.30pm at Moriarty Park Hall

Ph: 0431 208 588 29B Christie Street, Canungra behind My Country Escape Fitt for Life. Ph: 0418 984 679.

Clancy Lee Beck. Ph: 0407 434164 Handyman

Solar power specialists.

Craig’s Mowing Services

Residential and Small Acreage - Mowing - Weed Spraying - Rubbish Removal - Hedging - Garden Clean Ups -

Phone Craig 0417 728 561

O’McBell Home Maintenance

Phone Don 0414 564 050 Email: omcbellhomemaintenance@gmail.com For all those small jobs

To advertise phone 07 5543 5532 Health and Beauty • • • • • •

QLD Contr No: 758 25

Power points, lights, renovations, off peak.

Generator service and repairs.

Auto electrical work for motorhomes.

Backup power systems for black outs.

Pre-purchase inspections Pensioner discounts.

Scott Newell 0433 711 267 scottsparkie@hotmail.com

Hinterland Driveway & Landscaping Solutions Supplying sand, soil, gravel, bushrocks, mulches, garden blends & premium top soils.

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Trade and Business Directory Health and Beauty 07 5543 5060 Shop 5/28-30 Christie St Canungra QLD 4275

Feelin’ Groovy Therapies Jane Evans Qualified Massage Therapist

Painter

Dion Harvey PAINTER & DECORATOR

All interior and exterior work • Prompt and reliable • Workmanship guaranteed QBSA 1198097 Ph 0417 801 538 or 5546 9907

Plumber

Canungra Plumbing Local Plumber & Drainer Call Peter

0417 194 195 QBSA 046551

- Remedial - Deep Tissue - Pregnancy - Relaxation 0416 175 798 07 5543 5582 paulndanielle@bigpond.com QBSA Lic# 126 488 Pest Control

BSALic No: 537872

Hot Water Systems Bathrooms Extensions Plumbing & Drainage Renovations Taps Toilets Septic Trenches Installation of H.S.T.P

CALL TONY ON 0434 378 036 Portaloo

Canungra Hire. Ph: 0417 798 855, 5543 4350 Post Office Avon Distributor, Marj Pholi. Ph: 5543 5421 Canungra Hairdressing. Ph: 5543 5455 Instyle Hairdressing. Ph: 5543 5163 Massage. Remedial and relaxation $60. Feet readings $30. Ph: 5543 5455 or 0415 647 400.

Health Foods • Wholesome, Natural, Organic, Health Foods.

• Cleaning & Personal Products.

• Great Range for Food Intolerances, Gluten Free and Vegans.

Open Tuesday to Saturday

2/28 Christie St, Canungra. Ph: 5543 4371 Mechanical

On The Road

AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS Mobile Mechanical Repairs QLD SAFETY & LPG CERTIFICATES Cars, Trucks, Trailers, Floats

CALL SEAN 0409 291 053 Geiger Motors. Ph: 5543 5222 Canungra Auto Clinic. Ph: 5543 5844 Jeffs Mechanical Service. Ph: 0418 799 716.

DEADLINE

The deadline for the April 2014 edition of The Canungra Times is Wednesday 26th March at 5pm.

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Notice to Tradesmen

A licence is required in QLD when an individual or company wants to carry out or supervise buildng work valued over $3,300. Your licence number must be displayed on all advertising material.

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Trade and Business Directory Real Estate

Sheds

Tree Lopping

KAM Constructions. BSA 1165637. Ph: 5547 7133 Sport

SAFE PTREE Free Call Services

Sales & Rentals

0488 33 22 33

10 – 12 Main St, North Tamborine QLD 4272 T: 07 5545 5000 www.professionalstamborinemountain.com.au

Trees Removed Today - Pay Nothing for 60 Days To approved customers

Capo di Monte

Brett Day Tennis Coaching. Ph: 0409 490 590 Canungra Swimming Pool. Ph: 0437 018 518 Canungra Soccer Club. Ph: 0414 435 919

Affordable

Swimming Pools Local Poo l Builde since 1994 r

Aussie Lifestyle Properties. Ph: 5543 4889, 0417 728 072 Canungra Realty. Ph: 5543 5555 Canungra Valley Real Estate. Ph: 5543 5544 Roof Construction

Highest Quality Reinforced Concrete Construction Pools, Spas, Water Features S All Work Guaranteed FREE Quotes S Design Advice S Site Inspections

Call Jamie 0418 110 978 - Beechmont www.jbpoolconstruction.com.au

Cedar Grove Roofing

ALL AREAS FREE QUOTES NEW & RE ROOFING OVER 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE

Waste Management

Stump Grinding

Metal Fascia Gutter and Roofing

BSA Gold Card 60130

Mountain Trees. Ph: 0438 176 775

Stump Grinding. Ph: 0419 646 046 Tree Lopping

Water

Kevin 0412 031 364, 5543 1009 Phil 0416 154 509 Septic & Sullage

Dedicated to Growth

Here’s Why You Should Call ‘Power Pumping’... ☑☑ ☑☑ ☑☑ ☑☑

You’ll enjoy our friendly staff You’ll like our fast response time You’ll enjoy our reliable service You can trust us, we’re local

Septic & Sullage Tanks Grease Traps Pumps Holding Tanks Treatment Plants Baffles

P: 5545 2692 M: 0408 633 260

Tamborine Mountain resident and business for over 20 years

Reliable 24 hour service - 7 Days a week!

Service Station

Caltex Canungra. Ph: 5543 5226 Geiger Motors. Ph: 5543 5222

TreePro

Committed to Quality

Qualified Arborist Full tree service, stump grinding Energex accred.

Mulch & Firewood Available Major Credit Cards

Ph: 0419 646 046

Water Filters

Hilltop Tree Worx

• Tree Removal & Trimming • Woodchipping & Mulch Sales • Fully Insured $20m • Free Quotes Pensioner Discounts • Qualified Arborist Local Owner/Operator

Phone Lucas 0406 915 216 To advertise phone 07 5543 5532

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Waterproofing Waterproof 2000. Ken Wells. Ph: 0408 437 182 Page 31

Classifieds

Private classified advertisements are free of charge for private ads and run for three months unless we are asked to remove the ad. Please send advertisements to news@canungratimes.com.au or phone 07 5543 5532.

For Sale

Wanted

Trailer and Lawn and Garden Maintenance Equipment Danielle’s Gardens

Clean Fill Wanted: Phone 0432 407 544.

Clean Fill Wanted: Boyland, will pay. Please phone. John 0405 364 376.

Collector: Wants antique bottles and fruit jars, cash paid. Call Steve 0417 897 957.

Mattress: Queen size, must be in good condition.

Ph: 0419 767 090.

Small garden shed: Ideal size 2 x 2 or similar.

Ph: 0439 678202.

Trailer: Old trailer to pick up paddock manure, unregistered is fine. Ph: 5543 7114.

02/14

Trailer (lockable) with rego. Honda self propelled mower 4 stroke.

Brushcutter, two types hedge trimmers, blower, chainsaw and pole saw all 2 stroke. Brands are Shindaiwa, Husqvarna & Stihl. Also includes 15 litre back pack sprayer, rakes, mattock, shovels, hand shears, secatuers, fuel containers, poisons and various other equipment. All gear currently goes to work, trailer is honest, tows nicely and balances easily to maneuver by hand.

Has served me very well. Selling together for $4,000.

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Baby Budgies: Fantastic colours, $20. Baby cockatiels, $25. Ph. 0409 982 456.

Chicks For Sale: 6 week old, red with black or red with white. Free raised, organic babies. $5.

Ph: 5543 0743.

Dog Grooming: We come to you to pamper your pooch 3rd Sat of month. Kleaning K9s 0431 430 094 Hay: Lucerne Bales $15ea. 2541 Beaudesert Nerang Road, Benobble. Ph: 0431 091 296. p

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DEFENCE PRACTICE AREA CANUNGRA TRAINING AREA QUEENSLAND

TRAINING AREA/RANGE WARNING NOTICE

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Pets and Livestock

Avocadoes: Organic. Full size $2 ea. Biddaddaba. Ph: 5543 0743.

Bedhead: Queen recycled rimu, suitable for bed & base ensemble $100. Ph 0424 695 605.

Double Bed: Nearly new with innerspring mattress. From guest room - clean, comfy and hardly used. Bought for over $400. Selling for $150 ono. Ph 0439 678202.

Flute: Yamaha excellent condition, ideal student flute, comes with hard & soft carry case and music stand $550. Ph 0424 695 605.

Ford Focus: 2007 Turbo Diesel TDCI Silver. 6 speed manual. Purchased new in 2008. Mechanically A1, serviced every 10,000km and in great condition. One owner & lots of highway & country use. 114,000km. Rego Oct 13. Includes Safety Pack, 6 Air Bags, ESP, New Tyres, Tinted, Cruise Control, Air Con, 16” Alloy Wheels & Touch Screen Sound & Nav System. Can get around 1000km per tank of fuel. $11,500ono. Ph: 0466 464 355.

Kubota Tractor: L1501, 18HP, 2WD including 4FT Slasher with PTO O/Run clutch, top link with canopy frame. Excellent condition, low hours $4,400 negotiable. Phone: 0417 794 318.

Landcruiser: ‘89 Landcruiser 4x4 wagon. 60 series 6 cyl turbo diesel. 480000k’s. Near new tyres, radiator and battery. Reliable and runs well.

Sell as is $4000 neg. ph. 0407 130 092.

Lawn Mower: Rover brand. Repaired, new blades, serviced. $90. Ph Krystyna 5543 5746.

Postie Bike: Honda CT110 Postie Bike. Great for kids, farm use or register for road use. 2002 model & mechanically good. 0466 464 355.

Roses: Fresh cut $10~$20/bunch 2541 Beaudesert Nerang Rd, Benobble. Ph: 0431 091 296.

Washing Machine: Hoover 5kg heavy duty.

Fully automatic, almost brand new, vgc. $250 ono. Ph Krystyna 5543 5746.

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Beechmont: Immaculate, 4 bedroom home with open ensuite. Parents retreat, combustion heater,a/c, DLUG. Solar power, $425 P/W. Avail Now! Beechmont: 4 bedroom timber home double storey. $350 P/W. Avail Now! Clagiraba: 3 bedroom home, house yard.

Tiled throughout great views. Yard maintenance included. $400 P/W. Avail Now! Canungra: 4 bedroom brick home DLUG. Large yard fully fenced. $370 /W Avail Mid March.

Lower Beechmont: Modern, 4 bedroom timber home, overlooking reserve. Ensuite , air con dble carport. $420 P/W. Avail Now!

Aussie Lifestyle Properties 2/1 Lawton Lane, Canungra Ph: 07 5543 4889

Accommodation Near New House: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 kitchens could be used as 2 separate accommodations. Biddaddaba. $330 pw. Ph 5543 0112.

Room to Let: In 4 bedroom house in Canungra, walking distance to town. Share with 1 other person. $100pw neg. Ph: 0432 407 544.

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Accommodation Wanted Wanted: 3+ bedroom home with shed to rent with option to buy, business person relocating to area, small acreage ok. Ph 0401 480655 Shane.

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Residents and visitors to areas surrounding the Canungra Training Area are warned that it is a Defence live firing range.

Defence training includes firing practices with live ammunition, explosives and lasers that generally occur daily between 0700h – 1600h.

Night time practices also occur and are generally completed before 2200h.

Unauthorised entry to the training area is prohibited and exposes any trespasser to serious injury or death.

Unexploded ordnance from Defence activities are extremely dangerous and should not be handled. Persons found trespassing within the Canungra Training Area boundary will be prosecuted.

For any inquiries regarding the Canungra Training Area please contact the Canungra Training Area, Range Control Officer on 07 5618 6808.

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Clairvoyant: Fern 0431 091 296.

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Public Notices

COMMUNITY NOTICEBOARD

Community Organisation Information Night: Canungra Community Bank will hold a Community Organisation Information night on Friday 21st March at the Canungra Bowls Club.

Members of the Community Bank Committee and Bendigo Bank staff will be providing information about banking products and services and what the Community Bank can offer not for profit groups.

Residents of Canungra and the surrounding districts who would like to help to get a Community Bank in Canungra, can contact Janine Rockliff on 0434 238 005 or Ken Hill on 0419 188 655.

The Community Bank will encompass the areas of Canungra, Beechmont, Tamborine Village and surrounds.

Social Tennis: Are you interested in playing tennis on a Monday or Wednesday night 6.30pm till 8.30pm? All standards welcome - competent players to beginners. All enquiries call Brett Day on 0409 490 590.

Beaudesert Districts Orchid and Foliage Society inc: Meeting on the third Wednesday of each month 7pm at Canungra School of Arts Hall, 3-7 Pine Street, Canungra. www.bdofs.com.

Hall Hire: Canungra School of Arts Hall is available for hire for functions and classes. Call Barry on 5543 4008 or email secretary@canungrahall. com or see www.canungrahall.com QLD CWA Wonglepong Branch: The Wonglepong Branch of the Queensland Country Women’s Association meets on the first Saturday of each month at 9.30am. Contact Joyce Libke on 5543 5212.

Art & Culture Group: The Canungra Art & Culture Group meets every second Thursday at Canungra Showgrounds Art Hut 10am-1pm for fun, friendship and participation in a craft project. $2 per person (bring a plate). Ph 5543 5528.

Justice of the Peace: Joe Rye JP: available at the Community Signing Centre in the room adjoining Canungra Library on Wednesdays from 1pm 5pm. Ph: 5543 5592. Faye Hines JP: available at Canungra Visitor Information Centre Fridays from 10am - 4pm.

Listings in the Community Noticeboard are free of charge for community organisations only. Email news@canungratimes.com.au or phone 0407 671 286.

Markets

Canungra Valley Markets: Next market 23rd February. 8am - 2pm. Stalls $10. Organisers looking for people to run fruit and vegetable stalls.

Contact Judy 5543 4345 or Sue 0432 050 261.

Beechmont Country Markets: 3rd Sunday of the month 8am to 12 noon. Beechmont Community Centre, Beechmont. Phone 0458 233080 or email bapacommunitycentre@gmail.com.

Boonah Country Markets: Springleigh Park Boonah 7am-12noon, 2nd and 4th Saturday. Lots to see and do! Phone 0448 248 828.

Church Services

Canungra Uniting Church: Appel Street.

Sundays at 10.30am. Ph: 5541 1018.

St Luke’s Church: National Park Road. Sundays at 7.45am.

Seventh Day Adventist: The Little School House, Tamborine Village. Saturdays at 11am. Ph: 5543 8035 or 5541 1224.

Tamborine Life Church: Sundays 10am Vonda Youngman Centre, 2-4 Knoll Road, North Tamborine. Ph: 0402 662 998. www.tamborinelifechurch.org.au

Useful Phone Numbers

Beaudesert Hospital:.......................... 5541 9111 Canungra Library:...............................5543 5791 Canungra Police Station:....................5543 5120 Canungra School of Arts Hall:............5543 4008 Canungra Visitor Info Centre:.............5543 5156 Emergency (Fire, Police, Ambulance):..........000 Energex (Loss of Power):.......................136 262 Scenic Rim Regional Council:............ 5540 5111 Water Enquiries (QUU 7am-7pm):.........132 657 Water - Burst Pipes / Emergencies:.......132 364 RSPCA Emergency:..................... 1300 ANIMAL Wildcare (Wildlife Emergency):..........5527 2444

Listings in the Community Noticeboard are free for not for profit organisations.

Phone 5543 5532.

St Luke’s Anglican Church

By Di Ayscough, Guild President The news from St Luke’s this month is about our forthcoming Car Boot Sale & Street Stall to be held in the church grounds on Saturday 12th April commencing at 7.00am until 1.00pm.

There are 16 sites available for your products or wares. Each site will cost $10-00 so get in early to book a site by phoning David on 5533 7070 The Church Guild will also hold their Easter Stall at the Car Boot Sale along with the normal home made products, as well as Devonshire Tea/Coffee and the usual Easter Raffle. A Sausage Sizzle will also be available so why not come and enjoy! The Church will be open for anyone to look inside at our beautiful old building.

We have recently been informed that Rev. Valerie is to be collated as the Gold Coast Regional Archdeacon. We congratulate her on this new role, while at the same time continuing as our dedicated priest.

We have had several on the sick list lately and so our prayers go to them and to anyone who is not feeling well or has an ailment or illness. We pray for you all to have good health and happiness in the future.

Birthdays are plentiful at this time of the year and we wish Dawn Page a very Happy Birthday.

If life seems to be lonely or a burden, please do not hesitate to come and talk to the friendly community at St Luke’s.

Wednesday mornings from 9.00am and Sunday morning 7.45am.

If you are new to the area and need a place to meet people or to worship, St Luke’s will always make you feel welcome.

Don’t forget the Car Boot Sale!

Canungra Dental Surgery Robert A.M.Smith B.D.Sc.(Qld) Dental Surgeon

Open Mon, Tue, Wed, Thurs 49 Christie Street, Canungra Ph: 5543 5299

New Patients Welcome

Two pairs of complete glasses from $149

Beaudesert 5541-1177

In the Woolworths Centre

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The Canungra Times • Photocopying (black & white/colour up to A3).

• Printing - Business cards and flyers.

• Photos printed while you wait.

• Laminating (A5 and A4).

• Faxing, scanning/email.

• Internet Kiosk, Wifi available.

Moriarty Park News

By Bren Dalby

FoodWorks Sportsperson of the Month

The January Sportsperson of the Month is hang-glider Billy Miller-MacLeod.

Billy grew up in Canungra and has been surrounded by the hang gliding sport all his life. His father, Glen Macleod helped pioneer the sport in the area back in the 1980’s.

After only taking up the sport one year before, Billy entered his first competition, the 2013 Canungra Hang Gliding Classic (QLD Titles).

He beat some of Australia’s best pilots in quite a few of the competition days, including his father. He ended up winning the Foater Class as well as winning the QLD Hang Gliding B Grade Championship.

Billy was told that he is the first person ever to win QLD B Grade in an intermediate level hang glider.

His achievements since the Canungra competition in October last year have included:

Shop 1/1 Lawton Lane, Canungra Ph: 5543 5532 Mobile: 0407 671 286 Email: news@canungratimes.com.au

• - Recording a personal best flying distance of 143km from Dalby to past Condamine.

• Recently flying with his father over 100km from Beechmont over the Great Dividing Range, landing just short of Warwick.

Billy’s future goal is to get as high as possible in the Australian rankings and hopefully attract sponsorship so he can travel and go hang gliding around the world. He says he is absolutely stoked how it has all turned out so far!

As the January Sportsperson of the Month, Billy will receive a $50 Foodworks voucher and a $50 sports store voucher kindly donated

by Canungra Foodworks.

To nominate someone you know for the FoodWorks Sportsperson of the Month, contact Bren Dalby on 0414 435 919 or pick up a nomination form from The Canungra Times.

Moriarty Park Community Sporting Centre

Sportsperson of the Year Awards

• Open to all sportspeople who reside in the 4275 postcode area or who play for a team in the area.

• Monthly winners receive a certificate, medal & prizes to the value of $100 in the form of a $50 Canungra FoodWorks voucher & a $50 voucher from a selected sports store at the Award Ceremony conducted in January each year.

• The Sportsperson of the Year’ and ‘Achiever of the Year’ (selected from 12 monthly winners) also receive trophies.

For further information and to submit nominations contact: Bren Dalby on 0414 435 919, email bren.dalby@bigpond. com or post your nomination (with photograph) to: The Coordinator, Sportsperson of the Year Awards, MPCSC, PO Box 36, CANUNGRA QLD 4275

Honour Roll

2002 - Canungra U10 Soccer Team 2003 - Murray Hopley 2004 - Danielle Teveluwe 2005 - Jonny Durand 2006 - Chealsea Teveluwe 2007 - Joshua Bell-McNee Page 34

2008 - Katelyn Duncan 2009 - Phil Hystek 2010 - Adina Reed 2011 - Jake Middleton 2012 - Harrison Smith 2013 - Trevor Harrold

Sportsperson of the Year Awards - Expression of Interest The Committee of Moriarty Park Community Sporting Centre Inc. is seeking expressions of interest for the position of

Coordinator, Foodworks Sportsperson of the Year Awards The purpose of the awards is to promote sport in the community by recognising the achievements of our local sportspeople.

Please note this is a volunteer position.

All enquiries should be made to Bren Dalby by email at bren.dalby@bigpond.com or by phone on 0414 435 919.

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Sport

On The Green - Canungra Area Golf Club

By Lindell Grimshaw

Ladies Golf Clinic

Canungra Area Golf Club will be running a six week golf clinic for ladies, both beginners and intermediate players, commencing at the end of March.

The cost will be $25 per lesson with up to eight in a group onsite at the Club.

The first Clinic will be held on a Friday morning, however if there is interest in a men’s clinic or a Sunday clinic this will be considered.

To register your interest please contact Lindell Grimshaw on 0418 878 830.

Club House

The club house is coming on and the Club also has four golf carts available for hire.

Results

Thursday 2nd January: Stroke and Putt.

Winner – L Blair 64 nett. Runner up – K Berghuis 66 nett c/b. Putts – B Wiedemann 25 putts.

NTP: 5th R Bodey, 7th P Palliser, 8th L Blair, 14th G Talintyre, 16th P Palliser, 17th M Bennett.

Saturday 4th January: Monthly Medal. Winner – G Owen 65 nett c/b. Runner up D Brown 65 nett c/b. Putts – G Owen 26 putts. NTP: 5th M Cully. 7th M Watson, 7th 27+ 2nd shot H Aitken, 8th J Beaver, Ladies 2nd shot 16th H Aitken.

Saturday 11th January: Stableford. Winner – A Sansome 41 pts. Runner Up: D Brown 38pts.

NTP: 5th D Brown, 7th K Mann, 7th 27+ 2nd shot J McAllan, 8th M Watson, 17th G Hanson, Ladies 2nd shot 16th K Sami.

Thursday Men’s Monthly Medal: Winner: B Kenny 64. Runner Up: V Slingsby 67 c/b.

NTP: 5th D McGuiness, 14th J Grimshaw, 7th S Stevenson, 8th J McAllan.

Saturday 1st February: Stroke and Putt – Monthly Medal. Winner: Greg Brechbuhl 65. Runner Up: Anthony Coleman 66. Putts: Jason Beaver 25. NTP: 5th A Coleman, 14th A Coleman, 16th B Broderick, 8th R Collins, 27+2nd 7th J McAllan, 27th+2nd 16th L Staff,

Working on the new club house

Ladies 2nd 16th L Bobermein.

Thursday 6th February: Stableford. Winner: R Boardman 38 c/b. Runner Up: G Hopley 38 c/b. NTP: 5th B Kenny, 7th S Mahony, 16th J Grimshaw, 8th M Watson.

Saturday 8th February: Stableford. Winner: G Cowan 41. Runner Up: G Mulhearn 40. NTP: 5th Greg Brechbuhl, 7th B Mills, 16th R Hewlett, 8th A Sami, 17th B Broderick, 27+2nd 7th L Staff, Ladies 2nd 16th S Lake.

Saturday 22nd February: Winner: R Hewlett +2. Runner Up: D Harris +2. NTP: 14th J McAllan, 7th D Brown, 16th M Bennett, 8th G Mulhearn, 17th B Broderick, 27+2nd 7th M Tynan, 27th+2nd 16th M Tynan, Ladies 2nd 16th L Bobermein.

Ladies Golf Results

‘Ladies Temptation Tuesday’: 9 hole Ambrose was won by Sue Maguire and Noleen Edwards 28.5. Runners up were Trish Schmidt and Gina Firth 29.5. We had a lovely day and it was great to see some new faces.

First 18 hole comp for 2014 was February Monthly Medal: Winner – Irene Mills 76 nett c/b.

Runner up – Trish Schmidt 76 nett. Putts – Irene Mills 28 putts. NTP – 5/14 – Sheila Mills. NTP 8/17 – Wendy Brown.

Tuesday 5th March: Winner – Trish Schmidt 68 nett. Runner up – Sue Maguire 69 nett. Putts – Sheila Mills 28 putts. NTP 5/14 – Trish Schmidt, 8/17 – Sheila Mills. Bird’s Nest 7/16 – Sue Maguire.

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Deadline for advertising and articles for the April edition is Wednesday 26th March.

Don’t forget to get your Easter Hours in your ad!

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Canungra Bowls Club

5.

Congratulations to all teams who competed.

Saturday 22nd February: The 4th round played at Canungra. Beenleigh A 62 points defeated Canungra 56 points.

By Ray Hickson

Business and Community Competition

Thursday 6th February: The first round of the Business and Community Competition. Paper Runners were the overall winners with 2 + 28.

Thursday 13th February: The second round resulted in a draw with the team of Yowie and the team of Odd Bobz both on 2 + 11.

Thursday 20th February: The third round overall winners were Muppets with 2 + 26.

The Ladder as of the 20th Feb now stands at: • Muppets 6 + 40.

• Numb Nuts 6 + 27.

• Paper Runners 4 + 26.

• Odd Bodz 4 + 18.

• Yowie 4 + 12.

• Tam Trans 4 + 8.

• M & M’s 2 + 5.

• Crazy farmers 2 - 14.

• Bees News 2 - 14.

• Happy Days 2 - 17.

• Hardware 0 -37.

• Outpost 0 - 43.

Mixed Fours Day

23rd February: The Mixed Fours Day was held at Canungra Bowls Club with ten teams competing. The overall winners were the team from Broadbeach/Mermaid Beach with Mal Ford (Skip) and a score of 4 + 32.

Runner Up was the team from Helensvale with Mike Nobbs as Skip and a score of 4 + 16.

Last Round Winners were the Canungra team with Shane Stevenson as Skip and a score of +

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The last round winners of the Mixed Fours Day on 23rd February were Peter Hickson, Shane Stevenson (Skip), Ray Hickson and Herb

Men’s Summer Nines Competition

Saturday 1st February: The first round was played at Mudgeeraba. Mudgeeraba 70 points defeating Canungra 57 points Saturday 8th February: The 2nd round played at Canungra. Canungra 89 points defeated Gold Coast Lawn 50 points.

Saturday 15th February: The 3rd round was played at Broadbeach. Broadbeach 62 points defeated Canungra 36 points

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Barefoot Bowls

Barefoot Bowls will be held on Sunday mornings at 9-30am. New players are welcome.

Cribbage

Cribbage is held every Monday night at Canungra Bowls Club at 7pm, more players needed.

Sport Canungra RSL Fishing Club

By Jennifer Dougherty

Canungra Owls Soccer News

By Bren Dalby

Fishing results from 19th January:

1st - Will Mahony with 10 carp on 120.4 points 2nd- Andrew Mahony with 7 carp on 87.5 points 3rd - Lyndon Dyer with 5 carp on 53.3 points

Final results from 2013 competition

Overall points winner - John Dougherty Junior winner - James Dougherty Heaviest carp - Will Mahony 3.2kg Biggest fish caught on lure - Lyndon Dyer

Photo: The Green Team - winners of the Canungra Pony Club Green and Gold Games. Left to right: Chelsie Lowe, Racheal De Jonge and Kiara Tobin.

Pony Club Green And Gold Fun

Thank you to all who attended and helped out on Saturday 22nd February. The Fun Day was sponsored by Scenic Rim Regional Council as part of the ‘Be Healthy and Active‘ Program.

Brisbane Roar came along with an inflatable soccer field which was tremendously popular. The Fun Day mixed in with the terrifically organised cricket event running alongside, very successful in keeping all amused and having fun.

Jason Spurgin is to be commended for his wonderful fundraising efforts for the McGrath Foundation; he is 12 years of age and organised the whole event himself. Well done Jason!

It looks like this will be a big year for Canungra soccer with 14, possibly 15, teams playing including senior Men’s and Women’s teams.

That means super curry nights on Wednesdays guys!

We are currently formulating teams and would still like to gain a couple of coaches too. I have had several offers of canteen help which is wonderful.

A big first for Canungra - the hosting of a five-a-side tournament for women over 16 years on 8th March from 9am at Moriarty Park.

We have sourced sponsors from the local community and will have

three jumping castles, face painting and other entertainment, as well as the canteen running all day and raffles too of course! Hoping to have lots of local supporters come along for a family day, with a view to making this a regular pre season event. Many thanks to Bob and David who are helping to organise the day.

Anyone who may be interested in sponsoring a team this year please contact Bren on 0414 435 919 or 5543 5917 or email bren.dalby@ bigpond.com. Costs vary, from roughly $200 to $1000 depending on the size of team, and how much gear you would like to sponsor for them.

Please come along and support our local talent when we are playing at home and support the canteen however you can as it is this facility that keeps our fees low and events pulled together. Keep an eye on noticeboards outside Foodworks for dates for home games.

Finally, a huge thank you to Scenic Rim Regional Council for the grant for $2000 to treat the funnel ants at Moriarty Park which were a big drama for the mowing people and children playing on one section of the half field. We are very grateful for their support.

Go the Owls !!!!

By Peta-Kaye Croft

The Canungra Pony Club held it’s Green and Gold Games on 2nd January - the day after the official 2014 Sign-on Day where the Club welcomed some new members for the year.

The Green and Gold Games was a fun start to Pony Club activities for 2014.

Two teams were organised - Green and Gold and racing against the clock the teams battled it out in bending, barrels and other obstacle games. At the end of the day the Green Team were the overall winners. Congratulations to team riders Aston Hall with Dad Garry Hall, Racheal De Jonge , Kiara Tobin and Chelsie Lowe.

The Canungra Pony Club accepts new members and meets the first Sunday of every month at the Canungra Show Grounds.

For further information on the Canungra Pony and Hack Club please call the Secretary on 0467 373 837.

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Mitchell’s

Record

Twelve year old Mitchell McKay is set to head to Cairns for the Little Athletics State Titles after winning five medals and breaking records in four events at the Regional Championships.

Mitchell competed in five events in the Under 12 age group at the Regionals.

He broke records in four of those events: 100 metres, 200 metres, 400 metres and the Long Jump.

Mitchell won the running events and came second in the Long Jump where both Mitchell and the first placegetter broke the existing record. He also won the U12 triple jump.

This is Mitchell’s first full season of Little Athletics. He is training with the Jimboomba Club where he is quickly becoming known as an excellent athlete, at times competing above his age group.

His performance at the Regionals has earned him a place at the State Titles in Cairns on 21st - 23rd March.

Jimboomba Little Athletics Club Secretary, Peta Smith, described Mitchell as an exceptional talent.

Breaking

Regionals

Mitchell McKay putting 100% into his race at the Regional Championships

“Mitchell will be very competitive at the State Titles,” said Peta.

“He is a good chance of a medal in all of his events, if not winning them.”

Mitchell is looking forward to competiting in the State Titles and continuing his career in Little Athletics. His goal is to

one day train at the Australian Institute of Sport in Canberra.

Mitchell is seeking sponsorship to assist with travel costs for the State Championships. Businesses who are interested can contact his father, Craig on 0400 154 063.

Canungra Vs Nerang Sunday 15th June Moriarty Park 10am

For full details search

Game times are not yet confirmed until team for Canungra Super 6 Cricket on FaceBook numbers are known. All rules, regs & game or simply ask for full formatting online, just Search Facebook for details to be emailed.

Canungra Super 6 Cricket. 10 overs per innings, stumagoo65@gmail.com 6 players per team, a great family day out. -------------------------I ask kindly for some ALL profits go to charity TBA. $25pp to play. volunteers to help out on

$2,000 in ca$h Plus! Prizes & trophies to be WON! Monster Raffle on the day. Donated prizes would be much appreciated.

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the day & for some sponsors to assist with prize-money, match-ball sponsorship, scorers, an umpire & help with set up & pack-up. Email Stu or txt on 0422 986 208

Sport

Canungra Swimmers Meet their Olympic Heroes!

Two of Canungra Social Swim Club’s members, Kasey Wilson and Erynn Phillips, attended a swim clinic hosted by the Make a Wish Foundation on Sunday 23rd February.

Olympic swimmers Leisel Jones, Melanie Schlanger, Chris Wright and Christian Slater each took a squad session at the Clinic. The girls gained insights and honed their swimming technique under the Olympians’ friendly tutelage.

In January, five Club members achieved qualifying times to attend the State Sprint Championships held at Chandler. The children watched some of the state’s best swimmers in action and then competed at State level themselves.

Eight primary and 12 secondary students made it to school District swimming this year (an increase of 14 swimmers from last year) and five have made it to school Regional swimming championships. At least two of these children may make it to the school State Championships.

Coach, Alanna Phillips said, “If the Club could secure a sponsor, I am sure we could raise the level of our competitive swimmers, getting more to State level and even achieving National qualifying times for the Age Championships. Swimming can be expensive and hard on parents, so if we can gain a sponsor who will pay for squad fees and entry fees to State level events for 12 months for our top 10 swimmers, I believe we could achieve outstanding results.”

The Club provided a range of activities to extend the children’s swimming capabilities this season.

The swim-a-thon challenged children to swim long distances, the squad development day introduced children to squad swimming and the surf school development day introduced children to swimming in an ocean current and to water sports such as surfing, paddle boarding and kayaking.

Club President, Amanda Thorogood said it has been a great season for the Club.

“We are looking forward to our Club Championships on 20th March and the Trophy Night on 29th March,” she said, “Trophy Night will be held at the Moriarty Park hall this year and we hope to have a jumping castle and face painter as well as a DJ to help make the night an outstanding success.”

Canungra Swim Club members Kasey Wilson and Erynn Phillips (Front) with Olympic swimmers Melanie Schlanger and Leisel Jones

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