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Winners galore at Australian Body Art Festival 2018 The 2018 Australian Body Art Festival saw around 60 competitors from around the nation embrace this year’s theme of ‘Wild Things” and put on a colourful show for over 8000 spectators in Cooroy last weekend. Some of Australia’s best body artists, face painters, visual artists and wearable art designers created and paraded their masterpieces across five competition categories. Event Manager Danielle Taylor says the theme of “Wild Things” drew a wide range of interpretations across all competition categories and some truly incredible art emerged. “It truly is phenomenal to watch the artists come together from near and far to create something special for the spectators,” she said. “The artists were under pressure to create their masterpieces within the defined time limits of the competitions, yet all had smiles on their faces and really enjoyed themselves and celebrated the opportunity to work alongside fellow artists,” Danielle said. The prize-winners for 2018 were: BRUSH & SPONGE BODY ART Winner: Wendy Fantasia from Melbourne, Vic Runner Up & People’s Choice: Kristy O’Neil from Adelaide, SA AIRBRUSH BODY ART Winner: Holly Hughes from Kandanga Creek, Qld Runner Up: Sandra Temple from Brisbane, Qld People’s Choice: Elfie Janadem from Mount Burrell, NSW SPECIAL EFFECTS BODY ART Winner: Holly Hughes from Kandanga Creek, Qld Runner Up & People’s Choice: Sonja Howard from Brisbane, Qld FACE PAINTING Winner & People’s Choice: Kristy O’Neil from Adelaide, SA Runner Up: Ayesha Henderson from Sunshine Coast, Qld WEARABLE ART (fabulous fashion made from recycled treasures) Winner & People’s Choice: Dominique Abraham from Pottsville, NSW Runner Up: Isla Faulds from Cooran, Qld BEST MODEL Saturday: Alicia Davies from Sunshine Coast, Qld Sunday: Simon Lyell from Brisbane, Qld If you missed the fun or just want to relieve it, make sure you come to the photo exhibition of the photographic competitors at the Butter Factory Arts Centre from 12 May to 23 May with the official launch and prize giving ceremony on Saturday 12 May at 2pm during the Cooroy Fusion Festival. Visit the website www.australianbodyart.com.au or Facebook @AustralianBodyArtFestival for more information and photos. The Australian Body Art Festival is run by the volunteers at Cooroy Chamber of Commerce and funded through donations and sponsorships from Sunshine Coast Daily, Wythes Real Estate, Tourism Noosa, Firefly Solutions, Outback Queensland Tourism, Cooroy Community Bank Branch of Bendigo Bank, SPV Accounting, Arts & Culture Eumundi, The Shed @ Cooroy, Matt Blak, Wattle Media, Butter Factory Arts Centre, Gelignite Jacks, Bold as Love Jewellery, Studio Republic, Michelle Maclennan Art, Always Wicked Art, Club Cooroy RSL, Fairytale Events & Equip4Hire, Sea 91.9FM, Derivan, Cooroy Supa IGA, Tewantin Noosa RSL, Jandamarra Cadd, Wild at Heart, Hinternoosa Real Estate, RACV Noosa, Face Paints Australia, The Looney Bin, Surfair & Australia Zoo.
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Join The Pickled Possum for a cold one! THE Cooroy Fusion Festival offers up a treat for local residents and daytrippers alike. Held on Saturday 12 May, there’s a little bit of something for everyone that is sure to make your weekend special. In perfect proximity to the Bendigo Bank entertainment stage and the surrounding market stalls, the Pickled Possum bar is the perfect spot for those who like to put their feet up while they enjoy great entertainment and an afternoon tipple. The Pickled Possum bar has an extra special treat just for Mum and Dad this year with free Cooroy Fusion branded stubby coolers being handed out to the first 200 people to purchase a drink at this year’s festival! Of course, the Pickled Possum doesn’t just stumble its way into the festival, Cooroy RSL has, once again, generously sponsored the bar! “We couldn’t resist sponsoring something as iconic as the Pickled Possum Bar at a fantastic community event like Cooroy Fusion Festival. This event is all
about the community and what the wonderful Noosa hinterland has to offer which is something we feel passionate about at Cooroy RSL. The volunteers that run this event should be applauded, as it’s a great free day out and we hope to see you there!” said Cooroy RSL manager, Tina Mayfield. Some of the other activities already confirmed for the 2018 festival are the Cooroy Community Bank Branch of Bendigo Bank Entertainment Tent; the Noosa Council Cooroy Library activities; Cooroy Supa IGA Tastes of the Hinterland Marquee; Wythes Real Estate Photo Booth & Mother’s Day Card Making; Raine & Horne Climbing Wall & Bungy Trampolines, Tourism Noosa Sand Sculpture, Greenwood Grove Wildlife Show, displays at Cooroora Woodworkers, Cooroy Camphor Laurel, Noosa Orchid Society and the Butter Factory Arts Centre; plus market stalls and many other free activities like rides, face painting and entertainment which are only made possible by
Tina from Cooroy RSL with Fusion organiser Chris Bell and the Fusion stubby coolers the generous sponsorships from the Cooroy Rag, Cooroy Chamber of Commerce, Suttons Cleaning Service, Cooroy Service Centre, Gelignite Jacks, Cartwrights Lawyers, Noosa Beverages, Cooroy Hotel, Cooroy Camphor Laurel, John Madill
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providing volunteer support this year for the dedicated community members that make this festival, fun, fabulous and free. For more information on the festival including information on volunteering head to www.cooroyfusion festival. com.au
It’s a ‘no’ from Council for Apex Park facilities
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Early in the year, Cooroy Chamber of Commerce sent a letter with a petition attached to Noosa Council regarding lack of public toilet facilities in Cooroy, particularly at Apex Park and on the east side of town. Council has now responded with a letter advising there are currently no plans for the construction of toilet facilities in Apex Park due the proximity of the existing facilities in Maple Street adjacent to the kindergarten and the library and the proposed new facilities for the hinterland playground which are to be located across the road from Apex Park on the green space opposite the library. The hinterland playground project is currently in the detailed design phase with
construction scheduled to commence during 2018/19 financial with completion anticipated by late 2019. The new toilet facilities in the hinterland playground will therefore be constructed well before Council would be able to plan, design and construct new facilities in Apex Park, especially taking into consideration the difficulties and cost of constructing in a flood prone area. Chamber also suggested opening the Queensland Rail toilets for public use and Noosa Council have advised they will raise this during future discussions with Queensland Rail. Chamber also requested that soap and hand towels be installed in the public toilets in Maple Street particularly given that these facili-
ties are used by patrons of our local cafes and it is basic hygiene to wash your hands after going to the toilet and before eating. Council advised that hand towel and soap dispensers are targeted by vandals and subject to theft. They have installed hand sanitising foam in a limited number of high demand amenities blocks in other towns. They can investigate adding these to the Cooroy amenities however noted that levels of service for all Council functions, including public amenities, are considered annually during the budget process. Changes to levels of service are considered having regard to the ability of Noosa ratepayers to fund the rate increase that increases to levels of service would incur.
The Chamber Executive are meeting with Council in coming weeks to get a further update and information on the hinterland playground project. Noosa Council’s other currently priorities for capital works projects in Cooroy include: • Improved pedestrian linkages into Apex Park and a raised pedestrian crossing from Apex Park to the Library and hinterland playground to ensure the existing 40km/hour speed limit in the area is maintained - commence during 2018/19 financial with completion anticipated by late 2019 • Additional off-street parking adjacent to Apex Park including an additional disabled parking space adjacent to the proposed new
raised pedestrian crossing commence during 2018/19 financial with completion anticipated by late 2019 • Additional off-street parking in the Lower Mill site - commence during 2018/19 with completion anticipated by late 2019 • Replacement of the Mary River Bridge due to commence in mid-2018. • Design of a raised pedestrian crossing on Maple St opposite the Memorial Hall to reduce traffic speeds through town and improve pedestrian safety. It is anticipated that this work will be constructed in the 2018/ 19 financial year. The current role of Apex Park and its facilities will be reviewed upon the completion of the new hinterland playground.
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Muir’s Musings At the risk of sounding like an old fuddyduddy, I found it rather disconcerting and disappointing to hear a group of primary school aged boys playing in a playground using very degrading and derogatory language directed at each other. The boys were about 8 years old to about 11 or 12, and the language they were using involved “the f word” and “the c word”. They have obviously learnt that these words are acceptable behaviour from role models, be it from parents, siblings or older friends. What many don’t realise is that words used in public can be perceived as a reflection upon their character, upbringing, socioeconomic status, their demographic as well as the community in which they belong. Swearing just wasn’t commonplace in my childhood. Maybe I simply lived a sheltered upbringing, but I was taught from an early age that the use of profanities in a public place was completely unacceptable. I am certainly no saint when it comes to using the occasional swear word, but I’m always mindful of the company I am in. Using these words willy-nilly diminishes their impact and I prefer to use moments where swearing might be appropriate to showcase some rather more sophisticated and linguistically creative ways of expression.
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and injuries, which warrant their use, however, there seems to be a large percentage of mobility scooter users who simply use them due to an aversion to exercise and out of sheer laziness. One such example was sighted today careering up Aerodrome Road. I spotted him later picking up a set of keys he dropped, which forced him to begrudgingly peel himself off his leather throne to retrieve them from the pavement. This in itself appeared to be the most exercise this scarily large man had undertaken in some time. I then later spotted a pensioner taking immense glee out of driving like a bat out of hell through the food court; smashing into chairs and terrifying small children. I noticed that she was clutching a set of rosary beads, so maybe she was running late for mass and believed Jesus would protect her from the melee she had created. Perhaps she simply took the blue pill and not the red ones this morning. Upon leaving the shopping centre, I was run up the back of the leg by a mobility scooter when I stopped to wait for the traffic lights. I turned and glared at the crazy old man sitting up like Lord Muck in his wheeled contraption. He avoided my glare and began bashing on the traffic light button with an exasperated look in his eyes. Like him, I was willing that light to turn green as soon as possible so that I could be far, far away from his mobility scooter.
It’s like sitting inside a hard, bright blue Coke can. The seats lack any kind of padding for the derrière and the fumes the bus generates smells like it is running on a lawnmower engine (which it probably is!) These buses are not so great during school holidays when they are packed to the gunnels with surfboards, boogie boards, skateboards, shopping bags, scooters, walking frames ... and a dozen or so teenage boys who had my gag reflex going with their god-awful BO mixed with Lynx deodorant stench. Fun times.
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BOUQUETS & BRICKBATS BOUQUET to the Cooroy Butter Factory for their great ‘KNOCK OFF’ event on Friday 13th April. The combination of live music, great Mexican food, a fun fashion parade, the wonderful exhibitions on show, plus the successful Artisan Store made for a memorable evening. Plaudits to the staff who showed they can put together a first class event, as well as all the volunteers and shop artists who worked so hard. Look forward to more such great events in the future. BOUQUET to Nurse Genevieve, the German Bakehouse girls, Deb from Lifeline and Cooroy Harvest Fresh staff who all came to my 80 year old husband’s rescue after he had a fall on the pavement last week. So grateful for all your help. Brickbats and Bouquets are supplied by the members of the community and not necessarily the views of the editor or staff of the Cooroy Rag
Where’s the rolled up Rag? IN each edition of the Cooroy Rag we are placing the photo of the Rolled up Rag (smaller version) in one of the advertisements for you to try and find. All you have to do is email us: editorial @cooroyrag. com.au or post your entry to: ‘Where’s the rolled up rag competition’, PO Box 898, Cooroy, 4563, and let us know which ad you found it in and the page number along with your name, address and phone number so we can send you the Voucher. Entries close May 3. Last edition’s winner was June Harney of Cooroy who found the ‘Rolled up Rag’ in the Noosa Clinic ad on Page 17. Win a $25 fruit tray from Cooroy Supa IGA. (We will post it out to you).
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news Interest Rate Risk Management for Businesses Geoff Edwards, Cooroy & Pomona Community Bank Branches of Bendigo Bank RUNNING a business inevitably requires a certain level of debt, and the loan repayments to service this debt are likely to be a significant part of your cost structure. Adverse movements in interest rates can have a serious impact on your bottom line. To offset this risk, you can fix your rate so your repayments become more stable each month. Additionally, subject to borrowing minimums, there are other products available to alleviate this risk. Some of these are: • Interest Rate Swaps • Forward Start Option • Deferred Start Fixed Rate • Interest Rate Caps & Collars An economical way to reduce your exposure to movements in interest rates is to take out an Interest Rate Collar. A Collar enables you to set the maximum and minimum interest rate payable on a floating rate borrowing. When a borrower purchases a Cap they continue to receive the full benefit of any variable rate decreases on your loan, at each rollover date. A Collar is a combination of an Interest Rate Cap (“Cap”) and an Interest Rate Floor (“Floor”). Taking out a Collar ensures the interest rate on the borrower’s variable loan will only float within the band set by the Cap and Floor rates. This provides protection against interest rate increases above the Cap rate but also means that the borrower forgoes the benefit of any decreases
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below the Floor rate, at each rollover date. The purpose of adding the Floor is to reduce the cost in comparison to buying a Cap only. The premium payable to purchase the Collar depends on several factors including the loan amount, Cap and Floor rates relative to current market rates, fixed rate term, repayment frequency and interest rate volatility. It is possible to set a Cap and Floor combination to produce a zero cost collar. If you have any questions about your business or your banking, please contact me on 5447 7131 (Cooroy), 5485 1786 (Pomona). You can also email me at geoff.edwards@bendigoadelaide.com.au. Geoff Edwards is the Senior Branch Manager of the Cooroy and Pomona Community Bank branches of Bendigo Bank.
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Separating fact from fiction when it comes to superannuation Chad Monroe Certified Financial Planner® of Provision Wealth Management* IF you’re wondering whether super is improving retirement outcomes for Australians, we take a look at some of the findings. If you’ve got compulsory super contributions coming out of your wages or salary, or you’re making voluntary contributions, or both, you’re probably keen to know how super is making a difference to everyday Aussies, if at all, given it’s a system that has now been in place for over 25 years. To help you separate fact from fiction, here are a few of the findings that came out of the recently released myth busters paper, put together by industry body, the Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA)1. Some of the top misleading super myths 1. Super isn’t getting people off the Age Pension The number of people accessing the government’s Age Pension has reduced on the back of people accumulating larger super balances, as well as more people working past the age of 65, and the Age Pension assets test thresholds being tightened on 1 January 2017. Since 1997, the proportion of Australians aged
over 65 on the Age Pension and age-related Veterans Pension has fallen from 79% to 70%, with expectations it will fall to 60% or less over the next 40 years. There is also an expectation that the ratio of people on a part Age Pension will eventually outweigh those on a full Age Pension, with the scales currently tipped the other way. 2. Super isn’t improving retirement outcomes Super is now the main source of income for around 22% of people aged over 65, with that figure growing rapidly, particularly in regard to recent retirees who’ve had more time to accumulate super. Between 2013–14 and 2015–16, the number of people with super as their main source of income rose over 30%, while the average super balance of those mainly relying on super increased from $407,000 to $470,000 over the same time period. 3. Aussies have most of their savings outside super For around 90% of Aussie households, super and owner-occupied properties are the dominant forms of saving to support living standards in
retirement. This finding was backed up by the Australian Bureau of Statistics, with its figures indicating super is the major financial asset of retiree households, and also of households before retirement. 4. Savings outside super will deliver better retirement outcomes Super investment returns tend to be higher than investments outside of super over a 10-year period. Individuals investing through super may also benefit from the favourable tax treatment that’s generally available through super, which could help to boost the amount that is invested.
Individuals in APRAregulated super funds may value having access to things like diversified investment portfolios and potentially lower fees than some other investment vehicles. For those who have employers that pay compulsory super contributions for them, money is being added to a super account on their behalf, on a regular basis, throughout their working life. Super considerations If you’re thinking about putting money into super, keep in mind that if you exceed the super cap limits, additional tax and penalties may apply.
The value of your investment in super can go up and down, so before making contributions, make sure you understand any risks associated with your chosen investment options. The government sets general rules about when you can access your super, which will typically be between the ages of 55 and 60, depending on when you were born, or under special circumstances. Contact us on 07 5447 7740 for tailored advice that lets you make the most of all your assets, not just your home, and to enjoy a fulfilling retirement.
Family history workshop April is the Australian Heritage Festival and Noosa Library is sponsoring Judy Webster a well know family historian to give a free workshop on Monday 30th April. Judy will talk on “Family History Tasks for the Time Poor”. This joint event with Cooroy-Noosa Family and Local History Group will be from 10:30am to 12:30pm at the Heritage Centre, 17 Emerald St, Cooroy. Book on Noosa Library website.
QCWA Cent Sale QCWA Cooroy Branch are holding a Cent Sale on Saturday 26th May 2018 at CWA Hall. Doors open 12noon, for a 1pm start. Free admission and a delicious afternoon tea will be served. Great prizes. Enquiries Phone Wendy on 54476140. ”All Welcome”.
Source : https:// www.amp.com.au/news/ 2018/february/separatingfact-from-fiction-when-itcomes-to-superannuation *Chad Monroe of Provision Wealth Management 1 Pty Ltd | ABN 44 164 359 568 and Provision Wealth Management Pty Ltd | ABN: 52 149 014 004, trading as Provision Wealth Management, are Authorised Representatives and Credit Representa-
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LEONIE Mac Cartie from Tadpoles Early Learning centre has been nominated for Early Childhood Educator of the year in the Australian Early Education Awards which is Australia wide. Leonie has been educating Cooroy locals for over 25 years now meaning that she has touch hundreds of families in Cooroy and surrounds. This nomination is in recognition of her passion for educating our young people and supporting their families. Leonie says she was lucky enough to be raised by a community who encouraged her curiosity, supported her inquisitiveness and allowed her to discover her authentic self. As a 17 year old studying early education, Leonie’s’ driving force was to become an educator that could facilitate these same privileges to as many children as she could. This same passion still drives Leonie some 26 years later; however, her philosophy has evolved to include the importance of promoting and modelling cultural awareness. Through her years of experience and community engagement Leonie has learnt that children are instinctively drawn towards nature and the outdoors, and therefore should be allowed to explore their natural environment.
news Dragon Boat racing is coming to Lake Macdonald SPORTS clubs, societies, businesses, schools, friends, families and individuals, in fact anyone and everyone age 12 and above and any fitness level can participate in the most exciting activity ever seen on Lake Macdonald. The first ever Dragon Boat Festival comes to Cooroy on Sunday 06 May 2018. Bob McCrossin, President of the Rotary Club of Cooroy said this is the most fun you can have in one day on the water. “It is a dynamic and exciting activity and this will be a day that brings people together for great comradery, team building and an opportunity to try something new while raising money for good causes,” said Bob. All net proceeds to charity with local disability support group Sunshine Butterflies based in Tewantin as the main beneficiary. Don’t forget register on line http://cooroyrotary.org.au/ index.php/dragonboatfestival and for more information go to http://www.cooroyrotary.org.au/index.php/dragonboat-race
Noosa’s first Rural Enterprise Program aims to deliver NOOSA’S first Rural Enterprise Program to develop a sustainable hinterland economy is currently underway with a series of community engagement programs about to be rolled out. The research project will use data and real-life experience to build a clear picture of the rural landscape and landholder interests. The multi-faceted project will explore what is currently happening in the hinterland, identify opportunities for growth or better use of resources and provide the tools and advice to build
the capacity of rural farmers and property owners. The program is being led by Nicole Duguid, who brings significant experience in rural and regional projects, including a similar rural futures project in the Mackay and Whitsunday region. According to Ms Duguid, understanding the economic, social and environmental value of our rural and regional communities is essential for a sustainable economy. “We need to better understand the range of sustainable farming and rural en-
terprise opportunities that would complement a positive Noosa hinterland environment,” she said. Significant community engagement throughout the project aims to encourage a vibrant agricultural community. “The program will engage with the local community, businesses and landowners to uncover and discuss local food supply chains and enable the identification of rural ‘neighbourhood’ collaborative ventures, amongst other things,” said Ms Duguid.
A comprehensive survey of the Noosa hinterland area will be conducted by the University of the Sunshine Coast along with multiple workshops. Associate Professor Claudia Baldwin from the University of the Sunshine Coast said gathering valuable data about the Noosa rural areas is vital to plan for greater opportunities within the region. “The workshops will use interactive digital mapping and real-life experience to understand agricultural and local land use manage-
ment,” she said. Workshops will discuss current and future rural land use as well as new opportunities for diversification. The program is led by Country Noosa with partners from the University of the Sunshine Coast and Noosa and District Landcare with funding from the Noosa Biosphere Reserve Foundation and will run from April 2018-March 2019. To find out more about the program or to participate in a survey or workshop, visit www.countrynoosa.com.
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Hinterland trail upgrade a big idea for Noosa Biosphere Reserve A plan to upgrade and maximise recreational use of a network of eight hinterland trails has been approved as a big idea for the Noosa Biosphere Reserve. The Noosa Trail Network Master Plan is one of nine projects to receive funding from the Noosa Biosphere Reserve Foundation grants scheme. Tourism Noosa will receive under $20,000 for a trails consultant to develop a detailed action and implementation plan based on A plan to upgrade the Noosa Trail Network will receive funding from the feedback from key Noosa Noosa Biosphere Reserve Foundation. stakeholders who know and use the trails regularly. Deputy Chair of the NBRF, Clare Cartwright says the and revegetation. “It will also identify economic benefits Noosa Trail Network has the potential to unlock many for the community such as funding models, sustainable benefits for hinterland communities. jobs, tourism, trail markings and educational information.” “The network includes eight hinterland trails passing Tourism Noosa will lead the project in consultation with through diverse areas including national park, state for- project partners. est, private property, council parks and road reserves,” Tourism Noosa CEO Damien Massingham said, “we Ms Cartwright said. are appreciative of the Noosa Biosphere Reserve Foun“The purpose of the management plan is to identify ways dation in entrusting Tourism Noosa to lead this important we can raise the profile of our biosphere reserve and en- project for the Noosa Trail Master Plan”. hance the experience for bushwalkers and mountain bik“We thank other key partners, including Noosa Couners.” cil’s Economic Development Department and Noosa and The plan also aims to improve biodiversity management District Landcare and are excited about working with within the trail areas. these organisations as well as other key stakeholders in “A key priority of the trail master plan will be to support delivering this innovative project.” and manage the sustainable use of the network and its Stakeholder engagement has already commenced with surrounding areas,” Ms Cartwright said. bike clubs, commercial operators, Queensland Parks and “The plan will address ways to prevent misuse of envi- Wildlife Services, community groups and Noosa Counronmental assets through improving trails, infrastructure cil. For more information, visit requirements as well as addressing issues such as erosion www.noosabiosphere.org.au.
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Council’s Come-and-Try Adventure Challenge offers locals an opportunity to try sports such as paddling, mountain biking and trekking. Council’s Come-and-Try Adventure Challenge in May offers residents curious about adventure sports the chance to find out if the adrenalin-rush is for them. The three-hour adventure course event will allow participants to try paddling, mountain biking, trekking and basic navigation. Register for the May 27 free event online at yoursay.noosa.qld.gov.au until May 16. “Get your family members and friends together and sign up today in teams of two or, if you don’t have a team mate don’t panic, we will match you up,” says Council’s Community Development Manager Alison Hamblin. “The Come-and-Try Adventure Challenge is intended for people who are keen to get a taste of adventure sports, rather than seasoned adventure sport enthusiasts. “We hope the event inspires locals to get
active and enjoy being outdoors in Noosa’s beautiful hinterland. There is also the chance to win a prize, as all participants will go into a random prize draw.” Tri Adventure will run the event, to be held at Lake Macdonald Park, Lake Macdonald Drive, Cooroy, adjacent to Noosa Botanic Gardens. All necessary equipment is available for loan. Entry is limited to 100 places. “In preparation, Tri Adventure will be conducting a free skills clinic on Saturday, April 21 at Kayak Noosa. To register for the Come-and-Try Adventure Challenge, to be held on May 27, visit yoursay.noosa.qld.gov.au The Come-and-Try Adventure Challenge is funded through a $15,000 Game on Queensland Grant through the Queensland Government’s Embracing 2018 Legacy Program.
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COOROY RAG Open Garden for White Ribbon Australia
David and Cathy Braddock are opening their 12 acre bush garden to the public for the first time to raise funds for White Ribbon Australia on Saturday the 5th and Sunday 6th of May from 10am to 5pm. Located at ‘Tulasco” 132 Solar Rd, Eumundi, come and stroll through the lush landscape which features beautiful views of Mt. Cooroy and the Conondale Ranges. When David and Cathy purchased the land in 2004 it was a totally bare cattle property. They saw the land’s potential as a garden because of its relatively high rainfall, beautiful views and interesting topography. Over the years different areas have been landscaped and developed. A jetty and fountain add interest to one of the dams and rain forest plants flourish around the perimeter. On the southern boundary beside the head waters of Six Mile Creek a picnic area has been created. Here the riparian vegetation has been restored and stepping stones added. A waterfall flows down a nearby gully where Giant Ferns and Fraser Island Creeper thrive. Around the house the informal garden beds are planted with hardy exotic perennials. A bridge over a large pond leads to the front door. Native fish and several species of rare frogs live among the water Lilies and Lotus. There
Council’s free garden mulch a great way to prep gardens for winter
is a small orchard and rose garden. A dense forest of sub-tropical trees has been developed around the smaller dam attracting birds back to the garden. The Richmond Birdwing Butterfly has been seen several times. On the hilly slopes more than twenty species of Eucalyptus have been planted and this is a home for Pretty Faced Wallabies. Overall there are hundreds of different plants growing, demonstrating their remarkable adaption to the diverse vegetation areas in the garden. Married To The Sea Ceramics will also be on sale. These hand made organic stoneware and porcelain pieces are made locally by the couple’s daughter, Anna Braddock. Anna’s designs are strongly influenced by a love of the sea and the natural environment surrounding Noosa and the hinterland. 50% of the sales will go to White Ribbon Australia. Anna is representing White Ribbon Australia by running the New York City Marathon in November this year. This will raise money and awareness for the Foundation to help put a stop to violence against women and children. Entry fee to the Open Garden is $8 and If you can’t make it and would like to donate to this worthy cause go to www.gofundme.com/supportannaforwiterbbon
Get your gardens ready for winter with free mulch from Council. Council supplies single-grind garden mulch to residents at no cost from the EumundiNoosa Road landfill and Resource Recovery Centre, and the Cooroy and Pomona Waste Transfer Stations. “But, for a limited time we’re offering doublegrind mulch – usually $20 per cubic metre – for the reduced price of $5 per cubic metre,” says Council’s Waste Coordinator, Ian Florence. “Mulch helps prevent garden beds from drying out, it maintains a constant soil temperature and reduces the need for watering,” he said. “It’s also a great way to add extra organic matter to the soil to help plants thrive.” The double-grind mulch is available from Council’s Eumundi-Noosa Road Resource Recovery Centre. The free, single-grind mulch is available from the Eumundi-Road Resource and Recovery Centre, plus the Cooroy and Pomona Waste Transfer stations. Residents can self-load
the mulch at the Waste Transfer Stations, or staff will load both the single and double-grind mulch at the Eumundi-Noosa Road landfill and Resource Recovery Centre. The double-grind mulch discount ends April 30. The Cooroy Waste Transfer Station is open 8am-1pm Saturday to Monday; the Eumundi-
Noosa Road landfill and Resource Recovery Centre is open 7am-5pm each day, while the Pomona Waste Transfer Station is open Friday to Sunday, 8am to 1pm. For further information, contact Council on (07) 5329 6500, or visit www.noosa.qld.gov.au/ garden-green-waste-services
Free meditation/relaxtion/ yoga and Kirtan COOROY CWA HALL: Meditation Mon 4 pm, Yoga 5.30 pm, Kirtan 7 pm; TEWANTIN CWA HALL: Yoga Tues 9.30 am, Meditation Tues 11.15 am; Thurs Yoga 3.30 pm; no experience necessary, by senior experienced yoga teacher , donations appreciated. PH Dagmar on 54483113, or email dagrich@aapt.net.au
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Cooroy Motel site to be redeveloped
Ron McCarthy (the previous owner of the Cooroy Bowls Club) has purchased the Cooroy Motel in Elm Street from Mark Bruchier with finalisation of the sale expected to be completed at time of printing. Mr McCarthy intends to redevelop
the lot into retail space and says the feedback from the community has been very position. “I believe the East side of Cooroy has a very big future. There’s very little commercial space available in Cooroy and the East side is ready to grow along
with the rest of the town,” said Mr McCarthy. “The traffic and parking in Maple Street is becoming an issue, along with crossing the railway bridge. I think having more retail stores on the East side of town could go a long way in alleviating some of
that congestion.” Mr McCarthy is currently working with architects and is enthusiastic about the design reflecting the feel and history of Cooroy. “I love Cooroy. You hear a lot of people talking about the ‘feel’ of the town. That’s what I want to reflect in the design. It’s the gateway to Noosa and it needs to look attractive and inviting. Hopefully instead of driving through Cooroy on their way to Noosa we can entice visitors to stop and explore our town,” he said. The clearing of the property is expected to take place in the very near future and plans will be submitted to council. Long term residents at the motel were notified some time ago that they were to vacate. Mr McCarthy said he’s already had genuine interest from a number of prospective tenants.
news Calm your pets and yourself with Cannopathy If your pet is stressed by the recent thunderstorms drop into Sunlight Aquarium and Holistic Pet Products store in Mary Street, Corooy and grab some Cann-a-calm. Cann-a-calm is an oil made from therapeutic grade hemp oils, produced in Montville and are made with all natural ingredients, free from GMO’s (NOT tested on animals and suitable for vegans). By rubbing a little behind your pet’s ears it has an immediate effect on stress, anxiety, hyperactivity and depression. Some people may mistake the name Cannopathy as only being associated with Hemp derived Cannabinoids, however the same properties within the Hemp plant are found throughout the plant kingdom and present with therapeutic benefits to humans and animals alike and are used world wide by vets, dentists, and is recommended by medical professionals. Paul Hentschel, owner of Sunlight Pets, is always
sourcing the most natural holistic products and has seen remarkable results when pet owners begin using holistic pet foods and products on their furry family members. The range of Cannopathy oils can be used on humans as well, so your whole family can benefit. The Cannopathy range he stocks also includes Rapid-Max which is a strong pain relief and antiinflammatory oil for muscles and nerves and helps with sciatica, arthritis, sprains, neuropathy, fibromyalgia, pre-menstrual cramps, shingles and bursitis. Cann-A-Frank helps with skin issues like acne, cysts, and inflammation and Indian-Hemp a natural antibiotic full of antioxidants that reduces
high fevers and is used as an immune booster. Since opening Sunlight Pets across from the tennis courts in Cooroy late last year, Paul has had great feedback from pet owners for the diverse range of pet foods he stocks containing no wheat, additives or colourings. They are holistic natural and organic foods that mimic the natural diet of animals, and are suited to young animals to ageing ones with health problems, stressed and overweight pets. Drop in and see Paul at 13 Mary River Road or call on 5447 7342 if you want the very best for your pets.
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news Plenty of activities at Cooroy Library
Echo Bags – Cooroy’s own handmade sustainable shopping bags
Joe from Cooroy Harvest Fresh with Tess and Ilse from Patches and Bronwyn from Cooroy Drapery showing off Cooroy’s new Echo bags Elizabeth Millears, an 88 year old local Cooroy lady and member of Patches of Cooroy, came up with the idea of Cooroy having their very own, locally made, reusable bags after seeing boomerang bags. Naming them Echo bags (because an echo comes back to you) Elizabeth and Ilse Oconnor , 82, also a member of Patches made the idea a reality. The ecologically sound Echo bags have hit the streets and you can grab your own at Cooroy Harvest Fresh and Cooroy Drapery. Only $4,
all proceeds will be donated to the Cooroy Memorial Hall. The bags are of course well-made and super sturdy, fully washablem able to be roledl up and put in your handbag so you never are without one. Made with a variety of patterned, quality light cotton that has all been donated by Patches of Cooroy members with 6 of the members working tirelessly in the making of them. Ilse said they chose Cooroy Harvest Fresh to stock them as Joe, the
owner was the first business in Cooroy to ban plastic bags and at Cooroy Drapery as Patches of Cooroy was originally formed there. If you would like to join Patches of Cooroy drop into the CWA hall Tuesday mornings from 9am to 2pm, where you can bring your own projects, sewing, knitting, crocheting, embroidery and painting, and have a chat with like minded people.
Tinker Tales, - 2/5/2018, 10:00 AM-10:45 AM Tinker in the Makerspace with your toddler on the first Wednesday of each month. Join us for stories and songs at 10am followed by building a themed project. Work side by side with your little one as you work with different materials. Use your imagination to create a car out of spools and pop sticks, a dog out of cardboard, or a mess with Playdoh. It’s time to MAKE! Free. No bookings required. Tech Savvy Seniors - iPads + iPhones - 3/5/2018, 10/5/2018, 10:00 AM-11:30 AM. Do you have an iPad or an iPhone and want to make the most of your device or just need a refresher? Join us! Learn the basics, tips, tricks, hints, and fun features. Bring along your questions. Once you know how to navigate your device the possibilities are endless! This sessions is for iPads and iPhones only. BYO device. Held in the Cooroy Makerspace. Free. Bookings required. Composting and Worm Farming Made Easy, Cooroy RSL - 9/5/2018, 10:00 AM-11:30 AM - Anne Gibson, The Micro Gardener will teach you how to make your own nutrient-rich soil to grow healthy plants. Discover easy ways to recycle your food and garden ‘waste’ with compost and a worm farm. Learn which options are best for your needs + easy tips to solve common problems. Free. Bookings required. Cooroy Rooftop Cinema - 5/5/2018, 6:30 PM-8:30 PM. Babe - presented by Starry Nights Outdoor Movies in partnership with Noosa Library Service. For all ages. Entry by donation. No bookings required. Cooroy Fusion - Animal Farm - 12/5/2018, 9:00 AM-3:00 PM. Join us in the outdoor children’s area and enjoy interacting with the friendly animals. Free. No bookings required. Cooroy Fusion - Makerspace- 12/5/2018, 9:00 AM2:00 PM. Be inspired to explore, share and create in the newly designed Cooroy Makerspace. Enter a simulated three dimensional world to create your own virtual reality painting, check out the 3D printers or try out your sewing skills with Boomerang Bags. Free. No bookings required. Cooroy Fusion - Facepainting - 12/5/2018, 9:00 AM3:00 PM. Come into library and have your face painted Who will you become? Free. No bookings required.
EXPRESSION OF INTEREST
COOROY RV STOPOVER - FREEHOLD PERMIT CONTRACT NUMBER: 1718E113 EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST BOX CLOSE: 12 NOON, TUESDAY 22 MAY 2018 (AEST) Expression of Interests are invited from not-for-profit/community groups based in the Cooroy area for a Freehold Permit to operate the Cooroy RV Stopover on council-owned land at 17 Mary River Road, Cooroy (part of Lot 1 SP242414). Council established the Cooroy RV Stopover in 2015 to cater for self-contained RV travellers in the Noosa hinterland. The facility is now offered by Council via Freehold Permit to provide local stewardship and allow a community group to benefit from the Stopover’s revenue. A non-exclusive Freehold Permit is being offered for an annual rental of 1 Unit (currently equating to $274) for a term of up to 3 years commencing in July 2018.
Expression of Interest including submission requirements are available via ‘Tenders’ via ‘Quick Links’ on Council’s website. All submissions are to be electronically lodged.
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Book bike coming your way - 12/5/2018, 9:00 AM2:00 PM. Look out for the First 5 Forever book bike peddling the importance of talking, playing, singing and reading to young children. Free. No bookings required. Cooroy Fusion - Music2Grow Playdate - 12/5/ 2018, 9:30 AM-10:00 AM. An interactive music and movement session - singing, dancing and activities to get your feet stomping and your hearts singing! Perfect for families with children aged 0-5 years. Free. No bookings required. Cooroy Fusion - Tai Chi Demonstration - 12/5/ 2018, 10:30 AM-11:00 AM. Free. No bookings required. Cooroy Fusion - Stories, Puppets and Songs – Emma Middleton - 12/5/2018, 11:00 AM-1:00 PM Stories start at 11am and 1pm. Listen to Emma read her latest book ‘The Bear in our Backyard’ and join in her fun-filled performance with puppets and songs and dance. Create your own bear mask to take home! Ages 3-8 years. Free. No bookings required. Download an eBook on your Tablet - 14/5/2018, 10:00 AM-11:00 AM. Learn how to use your tablet to download a thrilling Ebook and eAudiobook We’ll take you through the joys of RBDigital, Borrow Box and Wheelers elibrary resources. Free. Bookings required. Convicts and Prisoners @ Cooroy-Noosa Genealogical Society, Off-site venue - 14/5/2018, 10:30 AM-2:00 PM. Shauna Hicks presents two workshops on researching ancestors behind bars. 10:30-11:30 Convict Ancestors: resources in Australia and the UK 12:00pm Try Looking Behind Bars: researching prisons and prisoners in Australia. A Heritage Month event. Free. Bookings required. Beginner Virtual Reality - 16/5/2018, 9:30 AM11:00 AM. Experience the latest in virtual reality! Immerse yourself in Tilt Brush and paint a new 3D world. Explore the virtual reality VIVE headset and accessories. Free, bookings required. Friends of Mill Place @ Cooroy Library - 16/5/ 2018, 3:00 PM-4:00 PM. Monthly meeting 3-4pm - all members welcome. For bookings and enquiries phone 5329 6555 or www.libraries.noosa.qld.gov.au
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‘Looking In’ exhibition THERE is a new exhibition opening at the Pomona Railway Station Gallery. Local artist Jeanine Hill is exhibiting with the theme “Looking In”, a collection of abstract and realistic canvases, informed by living from the inland to the sea, and from a lifetime or working with people. She has been painting seriously for the last five years, and has an interesting and eclectic variety of work. Jeanine is a Social Worker, now part time, who understands that we are all influenced by our own experiences, which shape how we look at things. She is moving toward capturing the idea and atmosphere of what she sees, and paints mostly from memory and experience. She invites you to come and view her work and interpret it from your unique perspective and experience. The exhibition will be held in the Banana Shed at 10 Railway Street, Pomona, Qld, starting Saturday 28 April until 31 May 2018.
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Enter online for 2018 Mary Valley Art Festival FILLING in the new online form is the quickest way to enter the 2018 Mary Valley Art Festival, to be held in Imbil on July 6-8. The annual three-day event boasts a new category this year, with the Mary Valley Chamber of Commerce sponsoring a $1000 prize for artworks fitting the special theme Mary Valley, Naturally. That makes the total prize pool of $7850, across categories including the Bendigo Bank $2500 Open Award, landscape, animalia and still life. There will be three categories for youth entries and all will be eligible for the $200 Artpack Award. Entries close on June 18 and you can visit www.maryvalleyartfestival.com.au or phone 0407 375267 for further information. Organising body Mary Valley Artslink has shaken up the art festival program this year. It has moved the gala awards evening from Thursday to Friday to encourage people to come to the festival and make a weekend of the outing in Mary Valley Country, just a short 40-minute drive from Noosa. Viewing opens at 10am on Friday July 6, with the awards that night, where artists and art lovers can celebrate with live music, licensed bar and finger food. A curator’s talk and short film by established artist Pat Cale are included in the Saturday program and several art studios will be open to the public over the weekend as part of the Gympie Gallery Studio Trails. The closing celebrations on Sunday July 8 will showcase the Thunderbird Demolition People’s Choice Award and Youth Award presentations, with food vans and markets, live music, art demonstrations, kids’ art and a licensed bar. To capitalize on the three-day event, you can purchase a weekend pass which gives you unlimited entry to the Imbil Public Hall and surrounds. The festival attracts many local and South-East Queensland professional and amateur artists and draws sponsorship from local business, who gain exposure to wider markets as a result. At a social level, it continues to hold its place as one of the key cultural events on the Mary Valley calendar.
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What’s on @ The Majestic MAJESTIC Theatre Pomona - Sat 28th April - SOUND OF MUSIC - SINGA-LONG movie. Doors open 6pm with BBQ available. Dress up as your favourite character from the movie. $15 on line; $20 at door; School aged kids half price. Family tix 2x2 - $40. themajestictheatre.com.au - Info 54852330. Ukulele for raw beginners - new class starting soon. No musical experience necessary. Cherry the ukulady. 0410573629. Majestic Theatre Pomona - Volunteers wanted to join the happy family of volleys. Only 25 from Noosa. Ph - 54852330.
Social ballroom dancing EVERY Tuesday evening from 7 pm to 9.30 pm Pat and Norm Young organise a Social evening at the Pomona Memorial School of Arts Hall - cost is $ 4-00, which includes supper. It is a very enjoyable evening as Pat and Norm provide New Vogue as well as Old Time Dancing. Come and be a Spectator, and see if you will enjoy it. Everyone is welcome. Phone 5485 2007 for more information, or come and visit.
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Treat Mum this Mother’s Day for Mum bags
Sew to Grow, patterns by local Caloundra designer, now known world wide ! plus the gorgeous quilting fabrics to go with them for the crafty Mum. Gift Vouchers available At Cooroy Drapery, 20 Maple Street, Cooroy. Ph 5447 6145
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Everescents Hair Care Packs to make Mums locks shine from Salon Salon, Upstairs 9/1 Diamond Street, Cooroy, or book her in for a new do. Ph 5472 0587
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Order your Mum flowers from Rambling Rose, 6 Diamond St, Cooroy or grab a gift voucher for a Macramé workshop for 25th and 27th of May. Ph 5447 7907
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Let Mum Twinkle into Winter with great shoes, bags, wallets and accessories from Cooroy Shoes, 24A Maple Street, Cooroy, Ph 5447 6017
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Nothing says I love you Mum more than a Massage, or come and look at the Sothys and Organics gift packs for luxurious skin care, Lakeridge Health and Beauty, 3 Ruby Street, Cooroy . Ph 5442 6239
Not sure what Mum would like, let her choose with a gift certificate. Or bring her jewels in to have them professionally cleaned, polished and repaired at Bold as Love Jewellery, Cnr Maple & Emerald Street, Cooroy Ph 5472 0933
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5 nights in Fiji for 2 ! Lets go Mum ! Be in the draw at Cooroy Fish ‘n’ Chips with any purchase over $5 . Diamond Street, Cooroy. Phone orders welcome 5472 0084
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Annual General Meeting Cooroy Scout Group AGM
Thursday 3rd May at 6.30pm The event will be held at the Cooroy Scout Den on 2 Mary River Road, Cooroy. All are welcome. For inquiries please visit our website www.cooroy.scoutsqld.com.au or phone 0448 509 217
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SHOP AND OFFICE FOR LEASE 1a Garnett St, Cooroy - Opposite Pub PH: 0435 993 934 What’s On
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Cooroy Seventh-day Adventist Church Saturday: 9.30 am Group Bible Study
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JOIN us on the Cooroy Library Rooftop (all grassed - fab space) for a screening of ‘BABE’ on Friday 4 May. Come early to get yourself a spot and set up your blankets and picnics, in preparation for the screening to start around 6.30pm(ish). Entry to the movies is by donation. The screening is proudly supported by Cooroy Outdoor Power, John Madill Toyota, Cooroy Community Bank Branch of Bendigo Bank, Cooroy Fish ‘n’ Chips, Chapmans Auto Repairs, Performance Dyno Tuning and Electrical,Cooroy Computers, Wattle Street Dental, Cooroy, SPV Accounting,Tyrepower Cooroy Exhaust, Mechanical & 4x4 Centre, Sunshine Mitre 10, Inspired Martial Arts - Cooroy, Cooroy Rag Community Newspaper and Cooroy Family Practice. Rated G
NOOSA Orchestra is proud to be playing at the Cooroy Memorial Hall. The orchestra presents another concert series for the classical lover taking you through two centuries of glorious music. Enjoy Bach’s timeless Brandenburg Concerto No. 2, set your watch to Haydn’s magical “Clock” Symphony, go into orbit with Holst’s Planet “Jupiter” and finally meditate during Bizet’s “Inside the Sacred Temple.” Noosa Orchestra comprises over 50 musicians ranging in age from fifteen to 85 and our maestro Antoni Bonetti travels weekly from Brisbane to conduct. The concert at Cooroy Memorial Hall, Cooroy will be on Sunday 29 April starting at 2.30pm.
Double feature at Eumundi drive-in DIRTY Dancing + Strictly Ballroom – Saturday 28 April. Join the team from Starry Nights Outdoor Movies at the historic Eumundi Showgrounds on Saturday 28 April for a retro night of cinematic dancing fun – with a double-feature Eumundi Drive-in screening of classics DIRTY DANCING and STRICTLY BALLROOM. The films will be screened on the huge Starry Nights Drive-in screen – a whopping 10m x 6.5m viewing size. It’s big! Sound is transmitted to FM car radios, with speakers also at the front of the venue for movie-lovers who prefer
to sit on the grass outside their cars. Cars limited to 150-ish. To pre-book tickets, visit www.ticketebo.com.au/starrynights. Walk-ins also welcome. Cost: $25 per car or $10 per person for walk-ins. Venue: Eumundi Showgrounds, Black Stump Rd - off Memorial Drive, Eumundi. Gates open: 5.00pm Screening: 6.30pmi(sh) Big thanks to community supporters for this event: Imperial Hotel Eumundi, Sala Thai, Mortgage Choice in Coolum Beach, Zinc 96, Noosa Hinterland Realty and Scooter Style.
Happy 21st Birthday to Cooper Wilcox who celebrated with dinner at the Saw & Mill with parents Trevor and Avril and family and friends
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NOOSA HINTERLAND DENTURE SERVICES Call for your free consultation to discuss the various denture options available
• All health-funds accepted • Pensioner Discounts • No referral needed
Make an appointment with Bernd Behrens Dental Prosthetist / Technician Adv. Dip Dp, Dp DT
PH: 5455 3304 Shop 7/1 Diamond Street, Cooroy
health
COOROY RAG Flourish program at Noosa Christian College THIS year Noosa Christian College and Noosacare, Kabara in Cooroy have partnered to implement ‘FLOURISH’, a program that brings students and the elderly together, enhancing the lives of both young and old. There are smiles all around when Year 3 students and Kabara residents meet fortnightly to sing, read stories and play games. Already, students are experiencing the rewards of new friendships, fun times and new understandings through contributing to their local community in a tangible way. Year 3 Teacher, Mrs Angela Gray is very excited about ‘FLOURISH’. “The children are increasingly taking ownership of the program as they come up with ideas for activities and new songs to sing. Many of the children spend their own time making gifts or drawing pictures to give to the residents. The flow on effect is a sense of satisfaction and personal growth from seeing other people’s responses.” The FLOURISH program is aligned with the Australian Curriculum and assists in building confidence, social skills and self-identity, enabling students to create and maintain positive relationships and make a difference in the community. Intergenerational connection also provides many benefits for the Kabara residents and they look forward to children’s visits. Kabara Diversional Therapist Michelle Connor welcomes the program and is delighted with the response of the residents. “It’s amazing to see the difference in the elderly people when the kids are around– it’s better than any medicine.”
Go fund Me page set up for fireman Troy Harris is a Rural Fireman from Boreen Point. He has a brain tumour and is having life saving surgery from surgeon Dr Charlie Teo. The Nambour Chapter of The Eastern Star raised $1000 for the Black Mountain Fire Brigade, and they requested that it be donated to Troy for his operation. Brain surgery is very expensive. If anyone would like to donate, a GoFundMe page has been set up https:// au.gofundme.com/ treatmentfortroy
Cooroy
We have MOVED
306a/90 Goodchap Street, Noosaville Larger Premises in the same Complex Noosa Clinic has moved. We are now located behind theChild Care Centre and near Noosa Radiology. We look forward to welcoming new and regular patients alike
FLU VAX AVAILABLE EARLY MAY
Welcoming New DOCTORS Taking Appointments from early APRIL DR. ROB TUFFLEY MBBS (QLD) FRACGP DRANZCOG (Advanced)
Dr Frank Demaio
Dr Arron Whyatt
Dr Rosemary Howard
DR. JOANNE PITKIN
Dr Deshanu Jayasinghe
(MBBS, FRACGP, DCH)
Dr Deshanu Jayasinghe is an accredited Skin Care College Doctor and is available for comprehensive skin care checks and skin care management
306a/90 Goodchap Street, Noosaville
Dr Rob Tuffley has extensive experience, and a wide range of procedural skills and interests including Women’s health, Obstetrics, antenatal & postnatal care, Palliative care, Anaesthetics , Sports and trauma medicine, Paediatrics and Diabetes, skin cancer surgery (including flaps & grafts) and vasectomies.
Dr Julie Josey
Dr Leisa Andrews
Dr Richard Simpson
Dr. Joanne Pitkin enjoys all aspects of General Practice with special interests in Women’s health, Child & Adolescent health, Chronic disease management and Aged Care.
5449 7600
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health Is the pollen driving you crazy?
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New cafe at Kabara
SNEEZING? Itchy, watery eyes? There are some things you can do at home that may help improve your symptoms and get you through the ‘sneezy’ seasons. Some of these include: Splashing the eyes with cold water to flush out any pollen/allergens; Staying indoors on windy days and as much as possible during this season; Reduce your exposure to dust and dust mites, animals and animal dander/hair; Be clever about the plants you have in your garden choose plants that are pollinated by birds/insects, rather than plants that release seeds into the air; Limit your grass area at home, consider replacing with bricked/paved areas; Smear petroleum jelly (e.g. Vaseline) inside the nose to prevent; pollen from irritating the lining of your nose; Vacuum regularly and dust with a damp cloth; Consider using a de-humidifier to reduce the mould content in your home; When driving in the car, close the windows and use the air conditioner; Limit your exposure to cigarette smoke; Use soap-free, fragrance free cleansers that won¹t irritate or dry out the skin. Consult your LiveLife pharmacist to see if these treatments may help your symptoms: Saline (salt water) nose sprays and drops may help loosen and remove mucus in the nose and sinuses; Decongestants - May clear a blocked nose. They are available as syrups, tablets, nasal sprays and drops; Antihistamines - May help relieve a runny nose, sneezing, itchy/watery eyes; Steroid nasal sprays May help to reduce swelling and inflammation in the sinuses and reduce sneezing etc. Visit your local LiveLife pharmacy for more advice on how to feel your best this Season!
NoosaCare President Stefan Prystupa, Retired President Otto Alder and CEO Megan D’Elton cut the ribbon for the new Kabara cafe THERE is a new Café in town! This little gem situated at Kabara has created a beautiful caffeinated haven for our NoosaCare residents and staff. The modern industrial design is the perfect addition and provides a space for families to catch up and relax over a cuppa. Complete with espresso machine and a selection of teas it looks, feels, and smells like a trendy coffee shop but is situated conveniently on our resident’s doorstep. The Kabara Café has been long awaited particularly for our residents that suddenly find it difficult to get out and about. The space is perfect to either sit in air-conditioned comfort or in the sunshine on the patio, just like their favourite coffee shop in town. After officially opening and ribbon cutting in
March with our CEO Megan D’Elton, NoosaCare President Stefan Prystupa and Retired president Otto Alder, residents and visitors have already been making the most of the new addition. The cafe offers a selection of house made sweet treats, light gourmet lunches, mouth-watering Paninis, and of course everything you need to keep you caffeinated. As always, NoosaCare sources fresh produce locally where ever possible and is supportive of local business to keep our drinks fridge stocked. In conjunction with the Kabara kitchen staff the cafe is run by the lovely volunteers Sonja, Anne and Deb, who will be serving Monday- Friday 9am-1pm. Next time you visiting a loved one at Kabara, make sure you pop in for a visit.
POMONA
OUR DOCTORS • Dr Maura Harvey • Dr Ruth Nash • Dr Richard Hayter • Dr Anthony Kirk • Dr Dara Donnelly
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OUR SERVICES INCLUDE • General Health Care • Chronic Disease Nurses • Medicals & Health Assessments • Immunisations & Skin checks
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PHONE: 5485 1177 PHONE: 5442 6833 5 FACTORY STREET POMONA www.cooroyrag.com.au
OPENING HOURS: MONDAY TO FRIDAY - 8am to 5pm SATURDAY - 8am to 12 noon
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CONTEMPORY HOMESTEAD – 6.5 USEABLE ACRES – LUXURY IN THE COUNTRY • Ultra modern north facing kitchen, servery, stone bench tops and all European appliances • Ducted and zoned reverse cycle air conditioning and high speed NBN • High ceilings, light filled throughout with louvre windows that allow for the refreshing cross breezes • Absolutely stunning Hickory Ash floor boards throughout the entire living areas • Vast open plan living area with space for the largest dining table & lounge suite • All usable land, the ultimate flat well drained property – perfect for horses or small cropping • Bore and reticulation plus creek on boundary • Large shed lock up shed with 3 phase power, kitchenette, Plus open 2–bay machinery shed
Offers Over $699,000
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607 Cootharaba Road, COOTHARABA
SPACIOUS FAMILY HOME ON 2 BEAUTIFUL ACRES • Multiple spacious living areas; open plan family/dining, formal lounge + family room • Extensive covered patio for alfresco entertaining • 4 bedroom home + office, Master suite + ensuite with spa bath • Well equipped kitchen with views out through the big bay windows • Perfect Northern aspect, ducted and zoned air-conditioning throughout • 100,000 litres (approx) of rainwater storage + 3.5 Kw solar and NBN • Elevated near-level block with shed & room for a huge shed and/or pool • Mandarin, grapefruit, orange, mango, lime and lemonade trees + colourful songbirds
Offers Over $599,000
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COOROY RAG Wonderfully renovated country property, endless options in the true Noosa hinterland
4 Bed, 3 Bath, 4 Car, 5.5 acres Price: Offers over $1,200,000 This is the best of both worlds where you can work on the Coast and come home to this stunning home. 6 km from the quaint village of Kin Kin and just 20 minutes north west of Tewantin in the lush green Wahpunga district, discover an astonishing renovation of an original farmhouse. Positioned high on the hill with superb views to the Teewah Sand Blow and beyond, this property will exceed every expectation. Meticulously renovated to the highest standards and transformed into a 600 square meter stunner, this is true country living. With many original features retained, the upper level features stunning timber floors, 4 large bedrooms, 2 gorgeous bathrooms and a huge kitchen complete with Miele appliances, 900mm Ilve gas oven, 2 pac cabinetry with Blum hardware and extensive stone benchtops. A long covered veranda has sensational views to the Noosa North Shore and captures cooling ocean breezes on those hot summer afternoons. The property was originally part of a 600 acre holding and was held by the same pioneering family from 1915 to 2015. The area is steeped in history and the fertile soil has been the centre of pursuits such as timber getting, a banana plantation and successful dairy cattle production. Originally hand built in the 1930’s by a pioneering family, the house has been professionally raised to accommodate an expansive entertaining area downstairs, complete with stylish bar, huge dining
HUMUNGOUS HOME WITH DUAL LIVING, PEACE AND TRANQUILITY
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and media room plus a dedicated billiard room. Italian porcelain tiles compliment a semi industrial look adding a touch of the city in this incredible rural landscape. A massive covered alfresco “barn” leads to a 36 seat fire / entertaining area perfect for parties, small weddings or to entertain important guests. Limitless possibilities exist for ecotourism, an upmarket café (STCA) , cellar door destination or your own private getaway. Set on over 5.5 fertile acres and suitable for horses with improved pastures, there are 5 separately fenced interlinked paddocks all completely clean of rocks and chemical free. There is room for an arena plus electric fences to holding paddocks, making this smallholding ideal for sheep or alpacas. All fences and gates are new throughout. Permanent Kin Kin Creek is on the boundary for irrigation, while excellent soil assures success with orchards or any rural pursuit plus the land has a gentle slope. There are large mango and macadamia trees and dozens of citrus lining each side of the driveway to the house. The options are endless. Additional features include a large 4 car remote garage with workshop, 3 phase power, NBN, great mobile reception and there is nothing to spend. This represents excellent value in a quiet, peaceful location with incredible potential. Noosa’s famous restaurants and beaches are within easy reach via the new sealed tourist route and beautiful Lake Cootharaba is even closer. Call George Andrews 0477703429 to arrange your private inspection of this exceptional property.
FOR THE NEW HOME BUYER - OFFERING SPACE, PEACE & PRIVACY
• Set on a near level block with private outlook this huge family home meets all your needs. • Desirable north-facing aspect, set well back from the road with side access & room for your caravan, boat or trailer • Entertainers kitchen with stone bench tops, breakfast bar, outdoor servery, free standing oven with 6-burner gas cook top and butler’s pantry • Huge outdoor entertainment area, outdoor kitchen with Caesar stone bench top, built-in BBQ wok burner and sink • Fully self-contained guest suite with open plan living, kitchenette, separate bedroom and ensuite, ideal for the extended family or AirBnB potential
• Immaculate near new low-set brick home on a fully fenced 1037m 2 block • Open plan tiled living and dining area + covered outdoor entertaining area • Modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances, stone bench tops & pantry • Private backyard + side access with plenty of space for a caravan, boat or trailer • Easy walk to Cooroy shops, school and services
Offers Over $759,000
Offers Over $585,000
55 Highfield Rise, POMONA
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• Charming and well-presented cottage in a central location walking distance to village shops • Wrap around veranda overlooks the charming garden • Filled with warmth and character timber floor boards, French doors & leadlight features • White country style kitchen; gas cooktop & dishwasher; air conditioning & ceiling fans throughout • 3 bay shed + lock up garage and carport & plenty of room for your caravan or boat
Offers Over $485,000
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1127m2
9 Wilgee Court, COOROY
CHARMING COTTAGE WITH GORGEOUS GARDENS
Situated in an just around the corner from everything this lovely clean and tidy home has so much to offer. It would suit so many, the first home buyer, the retired or the investor. • Elevated position in a quiet street, clean & tidy inside & out, ready to move in right now. • Modern kitchen overlooks the pool with stone look benchtops, dishwasher & gas cooktop • Tiled open plan lounge and dining room with ceiling fans, fully fenced yard with 2 garden shed • Enormous under cover entertainment area and lovely in ground salt water pool • Loads of space for caravan, boat, trailer & walking distance to school, the Village, general store, cafés’, restaurant, brewery and all that Cooran has to offer
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Private - north facing - quality home with stunning gardens and walkways
AFFORDABLE LIVING, WALK TO COORAN VILLAGE
IMMACULATE PRIVATE QUEENSLANDER + SHED
1 Queen Street, COORAN
Cootharaba Road, Cootharaba 4
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RENT $520.00 PER WEEK
• Beautiful residence on secluded acreage, provides a peaceful haven to live in - Timber floors throughout • Home consists of 4 good-sized bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and French doors leading out to the wide covered verandah • Air conditioning in the dining area, main bedroom & bedroom 2 • Living room comes complete with wood burning fire for those cold winter nights • Parking for 5 vehicles underneath the home and loads of storage • There is a dog kennel and fenced area for your pets
MODERN & STYLISH, PEACEFUL & PRIVATE
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Large covered outdoor entertaining area with fantastic views Charming country style kitchen Resort style bathroom with a view while you shower Electricity and garden maintenance included in rent Tank water and bore water Pets on application
WALK TO SHOPS, SCHOOL & CAFES
4 Bed, 2 Bath, 3 Car, Pool, 2.92acres Offers over $650,000 Are you searching for the ‘wow’ factor? Then take a closer look at this stunning 4bedroom, 2-bathroom property in Picturesque Pomona. It’s so peaceful and private you’ll never want to leave! Hidden away at the end of a little-known cul-de-sac, this is the perfect home for those who love their privacy but also want easy access to shops, schools, restaurants and cafes. From the circular bitumen driveway to the solid brick-and-tile construction, everything about this property is low maintenance and built to last. The easy-care landscaped gardens feature manicured lawns and established fruit trees, whilst a 2-bay shed and carport take care of your vehicles. There’s a handy side access, too, leading to a hard stand for the caravan or boat. Step indoors and you’re going to love the abundance of space and light. The separate formal lounge offers both air-con-
ditioning and ceiling fans, with a stunning outlook over the gorgeous gardens. There’s a separate dining room, too, large enough to fit a grand sized dining table and sideboard effortlessly! Your favourite room is sure to be the sunroom; located off the kitchen it offers the perfect garden vista and a view of Mt Cooroora through the trees. The ultra modern kitchen is an entertainer’s dream, with its stylish glass splash back, dishwasher and pantry. And the perfect place to serve your fine cuisine? The huge undercover entertainment area, of course, with its lovely in-ground pool and wood fire heater for winter warmth and ambience. All 4 bedrooms feature built in robes and, with two bathrooms, you can accommodate family and friends with ease. With two split system air-conditioners, NBN plus a 5 kW solar power system to save you money, this is the property for you! Contact Sam Hargrave on 0425 777 121 to arrange your private inspection.
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Low maintenance easy care living Spacious kitchen, tiled living area Large covered patio, flat lawn areas Fruit trees and flowering natives Quality 3 bay shed, secure parking Corner position, privacy and space
RIVER COTTAGE GARDEN IN HEART OF VILLAGE
68 Main Street, KIN KIN
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Large family home in private rainforest setting
TOP OF TOWN WITH MOUNTAIN VIEWS
34 Queen Street, COORAN
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20 minutes from Noosa on private acreage Lowset original brick home 3 bedrooms all with built-ins + 2 bathrooms Leafy outlook, large undercover entertaining area Pets on application
Wendy Cousins SENIOR PROPERTY MANAGER
0477 557 770 - 5485 2200 wendy@hgre.com.au
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Well maintained home in a quiet street right in town There are 3 bedrooms all with built ins Bathroom has a separate shower, bathtub & separate toilet. Easy-care block provides room for the kids to run around Pets on application
Hempsall Road, Cootharaba
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Oak Street, Cooroy 3
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A dream kitchen with quality appliances, double sink, large pantry and breakfast bar opens to a huge living and dining room which is a favourite family space. There are so many options for comfortable areas to relax it will be hard to choose, especially with the amazing patio area which is perfect for entertaining in any weather. Outside a huge 9m x 6m insulated shed is almost brand new and has a high roof and remote doors. With secure parking, good access and loads of storage, this area would suit a home business and there is room for a caravan or boat as well. Flat grassy areas blend into your own rainforest walking trails, past a zen style outdoor firepit to a tranquil pond with beautiful water lillies. This is an inspirational place to call home, surrounded by natural rainforest offering incredible privacy with the sensational beaches of Noosa an easy 15 minutes by car. I’d love to show you through. Call George Andrews on 0477 703 429 for your private inspection.
Perfect budget buy in lovely Cooran Low maintenance and tiled throughout Mountain views from two bedrooms Fully fenced and safe for pets and kids Lockup 6m x 6m shed + double carport Town water and walk to the village
HALF ACRE IN TOWN WITH NEW HOME
26 Queen Street, COORAN
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Fully fenced and perfect for a family Only 6 months old with quality finishes Neutral tones, modern and stylish Double remote garage with internal access Impressive mountain views from large yard New 6m x 6m shed with separate access
5485 2200
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COOROY RAG Auction on site – 12.00pm 218 Cooroy Belli Creek Road, Cooroy Sunday 29th April, 2018
WHAT a stunning 91 acres of land with amazing views to Cooroy Mountain, Mt Tinbeerwah, Mt Eerwah, Mt Pinbarren, Mt Cooroora and the Black Mountain ranges. A stylish 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom studio with double lock up garage set high with 2 good size dams, running creek and fully fenced only 3 minutes away from Cooroy in the Noosa Hinterland on the Queensland Sunshine Coast. This property is a rare 91 acres of land so close to Cooroy, great for running cattle, horses, crops or live the country life it has to offer. You can live in the 1 bedroom studio while you
build your dream home to capture the stunning views on the level home site all ready to go. The property is running 30 head of cattle at the moment with 2 good size dams and running creek and fully fenced with good road access to the home site and sealed road to the property. All this on the out skirts of town only 3 minutes away from Cooroy amenities, school bus stop at the front door and 20 minutes to Noosa or 1.5 hours from Brisbane city by car or train - don’t miss out on this prime land opportunity. Contact Wythes Real Estate on 5472 0033.
Sought after location
Bed 3; Bath 2; Car 4; 9285sqm Price: $795,000 Talk about a highly sought after location, this delightful 9,285m2 (2.32 acre) property is on the eastern side of Cooroy at 8 Pine Tree Dr, Lake MacDonald. The north east aspect provides breathtaking views over lush green rolling hills from Mt Cooroy to Mt Tinbeerwah. The single level rendered home was completely rebuilt and renovated by the current owners 6 years ago and presents as new. With a delightful country charm the 3 bedroom home features light filled living that is air conditioned and with plenty of windows and doors to embrace the picturesque outlook. You’ll love to cook in the gorgeous kitchen with 900mm gas/ electric cooker, stunning timber bench tops and cabinetry and a large island bench that doubles as a breakfast bar. The tiled living opens out to lovely shady verandahs that wrap around each side of the home, it really is a home for all seasons. All of
the bedrooms are a good size with the main bedroom more like a parents retreat. This room has plenty of space for a lounge, and also features a decadent ensuite with twin basins and walk in robe. A double lock up garage for the cars plus there’s a colourbond 8 x 7m shed. This shed, set slightly away from the home with power, lights, a remote control door, also with its own separate access from the road. Ideal for boats, caravans or even as a workshop? The fertile undulating land is cleared, has a dam and a separate paddock, which makes it ideal for horses. Plus the boundary is dog fenced and there is a mango and lychee tree. Perfectly placed in Noosa’s hinterland so close to thriving Cooroy, and under 30 minutes to the beach at Hastings Street. Properties in this particular area do not come onto the market often, so call me direct to arrange your private viewing. Call Jeanette Catalano, 0422 923 851 Hinternoosa.com.au, 5447 7000.
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7.798ha Price: $1,050,000 Set well back about from the road to allow perfect privacy, this parcel of flat, high quality, usable 20 acres of land, bordered by a beautiful permanent creek, is a rare find. A house site with a view to Mt Tinbeerwah has already been thoughtfully selected and prepared, ready for your dream home. Fully fenced and planted with thousands of trees 15 years ago, Six Mile Creek provides one of the boundaries and is a delightful wildlife corridor with lovely access points. The improved pasture is weed-free and of superior quality to meet the owner’s exacting standards. Bring the horses, run a few head of cattle, create a magnificent garden - everything here thrives on the beautiful, rich black soil. A shed site has also been prepared and the fences are all in Page 22 - Cooroy Rag, April 25, 2018
place. Finally, you can stop dreaming and start building. Prestige acreage like this so close to Noosa just doesn’t come along anymore so buyers should inspect quickly. The astute buyer may also purchase the neighbouring property on second title: 78 acres (31.4 ha) with Garth Chapman Queenslander. Contact Agent for further details on this property. • 19.25 acres of usable land with views Mt Tinbeerwah • Homesite and shed-site prepared • Fenced paddocks in place, good quality fences • Improved pastures, weed free, superior quality • Great rich black soil, perfect land for cattle, horses • Located just minutes to Tewantin and Noosa • May be purchased together with second 78 acres Contact Graham Smith 0408 874 888 or Kess Prior 0404 344 399 Hinternoosa.com.au, 5447 7000.
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COOROY RAG Welcome to ‘White Oaks’ in Pomona
IN a highly desirable location that offers the perfect combination of convenience and solitude, 135 Black Pinch Road Pomona is a beautifully designed Garth Chapman home with traditional Queenslander features. This home will be sure to
impress you. Located on a 7.79 acre allotment, there is plenty of room for everyone, including the small and the large pets. For Sale for the first time since being built, the owners are now offering it to the next family to love it the way they have.
With everything from the house & pool to the large shed, this property will be sure to please anyone who comes on through. • Spacious wrap around verandah with cedar french doors & security screens • 9 foot ceilings, wood fire place, reverse cycle air
conditioners and fans throughout • Formal lounge, dining and sitting area with forest red polished timber floors, internal walls including sound deadening bats • Spacious kitchen with granite bench tops and plenty of storage space • Main bedroom with walk in robe and ensuite with direct access to the verandah • Two spare rooms with robes and carpet - 1 room has a built in desk and airconditioning • Spacious laundry with direct access to the 2nd outdoor patio • Salt/Chlorinated solar heated pool with a spacious sitting/ barbeque area overlooking the property • 9x9m lined shed with 3 electric roller doors + 3x9m skillion on each side, spacious personal office with natural light and air
conditioning, ideal for the home business • 20 Solar panels with 5kw Inverter & Battery ready • Large dam and summer creek along boundary, vegetable garden & Orchard • Right across from the Noosa Tracks & Trail Network Ready to simply move into and enjoy, you will own a peaceful and private retreat that offers the convenience of a quick 7 minute drive to Pomona Township, 20 minute drive to Tewantin and 25 mins to Noosa Heads. Offers Over $799,000. Please call Selena Pryde on 0421 208 404 from Raine & Horne Noosa Hinterland for further details, or drop in to see one of our friendly staff at 16a Maple Street, Cooroy or 8 Reserve Street, Pomona.
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149 POMONA KIN KIN ROAD, POMONA OFFERS OVER
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L/N 7197
THE AMBIANCE OF TIMBER
Noosa Hinterland Living on 5 Acres THIS home effortlessly blends a modern country style with a native back drop and showcases quality craftsmanship, easy living and low maintenance upkeep. The home features polished Tasmanian Oak flooring & ducted air-conditioning throughout. A large lounge, open plan dining and contemporary country style kitchen lead out to a separate undercover dining/entertaining area. A Parents Retreat is situated at the rear of the home with a gorgeous tiled bathroom and a huge walk in robe. The 2nd and 3rd bedrooms are located at the front of the home with fans and built-ins. A wrap around veranda on all sides and an additional entertainment area at the back of the house overlooks the landscaped natives and a pretty dam. A 3 bay garage plus an additional 3 bay shed houses a two room office which is perfect for your small business and to house your caravan and boat. Being only 15 minutes from Tewantin and 25 to Noosa’s Restaurants and beaches, this home is well positioned for those who want to get out of the rat race and still have all the luxuries and lifestyle opportunities that the Noosa Hinterland is famous for. $685,000. Please call Wayne Colley on 0447 748 408 from Raine & Horne Noosa Hinterland for further details, or drop in to see one of our friendly staff at 16a Maple Street, Cooroy or 8 Reserve Street, Pomona.
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views and a large 4 bedroom home to complement the package. This elevated block which is suitable for cattle and other livestock is fully
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• Short drive to Pomona, Cooroy and Noosa • 1.35ha (3.3 acre) easterly facing block • Fenced for cattle or other livestock • Mango’s, mixed citrus and other exotics • Four bedroom home, all with built ins • Unique and certainly one of a kind
382 COOTHARABA ROAD , COOTHARABA
$590,000 L/N 7295 SIX BEDROOM PLUS 20 ACRES PLUS SHED
Be quick to secure your piece of paradise
SITUATED only a short five minute drive out of the beautiful township of Cooran, is a 16.8 acre (6.83ha) parcel of undulating land with magnificent
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fenced, has been sown down with improved pasture and serviced with water by a large dam. The house being highset has plenty of room for the family and
comes with polished timber floors, open plan living and a large entertainment area harvesting the wonderful views over the Mary Valley. The
property also has a large 10m x 9m x 5m high lock up steel framed shed with power connected. An open steel framed carport provides accommodation for two cars has been placed close to the house for your convenience. Properties like this being only 40 minutes from Noosa, 25 minutes from Cooroy, 15 minutes from Pomona and 25 minutes from Gympie simply don’t last long on the market. Make this property yours. Be quick to secure your piece of paradise and make an inspection time now. Area: 16.8 acres. 2224 Old Noosa Road, Cooran. Price: $649,000 L/N 7289 Contact: Trevor Grady 0428 373 777 – Tom Grady Real Estate or email trevor@tomgrady.biz
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• Six bedroom executive style home • Short 10 minute drive to Gympie’s CBD • Fantastic 20 acre block with 3 good dams • Sheds ,cattle yards, crush and loading ramp, • Fully landscaped in -ground pool, swim spa & BBQ area • 4 bay fully enclosed shed with concrete floor
56 LYNDON DRIVE, TAMAREE
$699,000
L/N 7264
LISTINGS URGENTLY NEEDED
Your Local Bloke in the Pomona, Kin Kin, Cooran, Cootharaba and Wolvi area is Trevor Grady. Call Trevor today on
0428 373 777 or email trevor@tomgrady.biz for your Free No Obligation Appraisal. Cooroy Rag, April 25, 2018 - Page 23
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Young Guns meet the Big Guns of NRL JARRAH Green was lucky enough to be taken down to Sydney as part of the Young Guns Team by our local NRL club, the Noosa Pirates. “We were sent down there to give us the opportunity to learn about decision making, mateship, teamwork and about how hard work and perseverance makes a difference to what you can achieve in life,” said Jarrah. “We were lucky enough to visit the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, the Penrith Panthers and the Sydney Roosters where we got to speak to legends of the game such as Jake Friend, Cooper
Cronk and Moses Mbye. The clubs gave us tour of their facilities and each talked about the work ethic and commitment which is needed in life if you want to achieve your goals which I personally found very interesting. “I would sincerely thank the Cooroy Rag and all of our other sponsors to help make this trip a reality and I would also like to thank our coaches Tony Rutledge, John Wilson, Gary Dean and all the people working behind the scenes for making this once in a lifetime trip possible and for putting up with us all week.”
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A new era was ushered in at the PomonaCooran Cutters when round 1 in the Division 2B competition kicked off on April 7 at Pirate Park Tewantin against an old adversary Palmwoods. Despite the Cutters defeating them in a trial match 3 weeks 24-6 no one was thinking this was going to be a walk in the park. The new player alliance with Noosa enabled the Cutters to field a full 19 man squad. This year the team will be made up & Cutters registered players & the remaining spots filled with reserve grade or ellegible under 18s players. Despite not touching the ball for 9 minutes in the 1st half & doing a mountain of defence, the score was only 10 nil to Palmwoods. Errors & penalties early in the 2nd half saw the score quickly move to 20 nil. The next score was vital & Reef Carlile making his senior debut scored in the corner & momentum changed. In the space of 20 minutes through tries to Kyle Jones, Gary Holder & finally Adam Linde saw the score level up at 20 all. Neither team could break the deadlock in the final few minutes. The crowd was very appropriative of both teams efforts in humid conditions. Front rower Lachy Delbridge
UPCOMING GAMES:
took home the 3 points & his front row partner Jon Broad the 2 points & Riley Lourigan also making his senior debut taking home 1. The following Saturday a trip to Gympie to face Maroochydore was the task. With several players unavailable a vastly different team was named. The bounce of the ball went the Swans way with score moving to 14 nil inside the first 20 minutes. With possession evening up, big Gus Sullivan made the score 14-4 just on half time. Momentum & field position was able to be turned into points after the break with the evergreen Kevin Aspinall & Gary Holder crossing for tries to even the score at 14 all. With either team not giving an inch it took a lucky bounce from a kick gifting rookie winger Reef Carlile his 2nd try in as many games. Final score 18-14. In a match were all 19 players gave everything Riley Lourigan took out the 3 points, Adam Linde 2 points & Liam Cobb 1. Don’t forget the Cutters country kitchen is open every Friday night & weekly specials can be found at www.facebook.com/ cutterscountrykitchen
28th April CUTTERS Vs Kilcoy 12th May CUTTERS Vs Maroochydore
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Games medallists doing Cooroy proud TAYLAH Robertson brings home a Bronze medal in boxing. Coached by Impact’s Mark Evans, Taylah has done herself, her Club, her family and her coach proud. “To lose on a questionable split points decision was heart breaking to watch,” said Evans. “Many including myself had truly thought that we had done enough to beat the Worlds No. 1, Lisa Whitsides from England. We will cop it on the chin and put it behind us as we now start our preparation for the Elite Women’s World Championship selection trials and then ultimately selection for the Olympic Games in Tokyo 2020. “To all her Sponsors, people who bought Team Taylah shirts, all the messages and phone calls I thank you all from the bottom of my heart. The support and love from you all has been amazing. To see her up there on the big stage competing against the number one seed in her division filled my heart with pride. “This kid deserves everything that comes her way & I believe is destined for great things. She walked into my gym as a small kid with big dreams & a burning desire to reach those dreams. She takes no short cuts in anything that she does. She continues to stay true to herself & follow the pathway that we have set for her to achieve her dreams without question. “She has sacrificed so many things to get to where she is today - family, friends, relationships, employment and a normal teenager’s life to name a few. “As a Coach I could not be prouder of this little weapon! A Bronze medal at 19 years of age at the Commonwealth Games ain’t that bad. I look forward to the journey ahead and promise that this kid is only just starting to shine!” -
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IT was a proud moment for Lester and Beth Bonnell of Cooroy as they watched their son Tony win gold in the B6/B7/B8 lawn bowls finals against New Zealand in a nail biting finish at the Gold Coast last week. The para lawn bowler, along with team-mates Josh Thornton and Ken Hanson, beat South Africa convincingly in the semi to meet New Zealand in the gold medal match. Leading all the way until the last round they were a shot behind with a single roll remaining. Hanson stepped up and blasted away two Kiwi bowls from the jack, giving the Australians a last-gasp win. Tony took up bowls in the mid 1990s. He’s categorised as a B6 (most disabled) because he is an above the knee amputee and played well in second position at these Games. “He lost his leg when he was only 18 from cancer and has some trouble with balance. He competed in Glasgow in 2014 but didn’t make the finals,” said Beth. The layout was changed to round Robin for the Gold Coast Games with all six countries playing five games against each other. Australia finished top of the ladder with only one blemish against England. Although Tony now lives at the Gold Coast and is coached by Kelvin Kerkow and Steve Glasson at South Tweed Bowls Club, we are still claiming it as a Gold for Cooroy! Tony will be heading to WA LIMITED next month to represent TIME ONLY Queensland.
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