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LEN Clark and Steve Smith were the overall course winners of the 2017 Great Endeavour Rally. This was Len’s 9th year competing in the Rally which raises funds to support people with disabilities and he was thrilled to bring home the trophy. The pair were also winners of Class (Category A). The Rally, which celebrated its 30th anniversary this year, raised over $330,000 for the Foundation. Len said he originally decided to compete in the Rally nine years ago after seeing a promo about it on TV. “I thought it looked like a lot of fun, and it is,” said Len, who plans to go again next year. “It’s a lot of hard work fundraising but the Cooroy community has always come through and I’d like to say thank you to everyone who bought a raffle ticket, came to a trivia game or bought a sausage.” Len would like to give a special mention to the Lions Club of Noosa, LiveLife Pharmacy, Noosa Car Club, Cooroy IGA, Andrew A Grade Mechanic, Pomona Bakery, Cooroy Rag Newspaper and Elders Caboolture for their support. Steve Smith & Len Clark
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MOUNT Cooroora in Pomona is the scene of one of the most gruelling and challenging athletic events Australia has to offer and continues to attract competitors from around the world. As part of the King of the Mountain festival, Sunday 23 July marks the 39th anniversary of the notoriously steep 4.2 kilometre Bendigo Bank ‘King of the Mountain Challenge’ race. Proving that age is no barrier if you are fit and healthy, this year’s race will see a record set for the oldest competitor, 77 year old Frank Falappi from West Woombye who continues to compete in athletic competitions and has won many endurance events. A project of The Cooroy & Pomona Lion’s Club, the King of the Mountain Festival brings together a host of attractions and event experiences and competitors and spectators alike can look forward to another fun-filled event. The second Zinc 96.1FM Prince and Princess Race has already attracted many junior athletes and will be held on Saturday 22 July with the winners awarded their trophies on the main stage after Sunday’s race. Registrations are still open until 14 July. Evidence of the diversity of the festival’s attractions can be found in its jam-packed program. The festival offers something for everyone and includes other familyfriendly races, heritage markets, amusement rides, a skate park competition, local cuisine and live music all within the beautiful hinterland setting of Pomona and in view of the majestic Mount Cooroora. Further attractions include an animal farm and side show alley. Festivities will begin early on the Sunday with the arrival of many different car clubs showing off their classic vehicles in the lead up to the big race at 2.30pm. Cel-
Heather Manders, Mark Bourne, Geoff Edwards, Leslie Saunders & Barry Stewart ebrations will continue afterwards and into the evening with live music and free entertainment. Continued funding from the Noosa Council and Tourism Noosa is testament to its enduring popularity as a hallmark community event with many local businesses also keen to offer their support through their sponsorships for the community focussed event aimed at supporting local Lions’ charities and promoting the Pomona and Noosa region. Last year the hard work of Lions volunteers over many years was recognised, and the event was awarded the 2016 Sunshine Coast
Sports Federation Event of the Year. So come and enjoy the friendly vibes, great atmosphere, lovely people and the beautiful location. Put the King of the Mountain Festival in your diary and get ready to enjoy some country hospitality and the best of what community focused events are all about. For more information on the festival and its inclusions, or to register to compete in events, go to the event website at www.kingofthemountain.com.au By Jackie Bazzo
Road closures for Pomona King of the Mountain Festival Sunday 23 July THE 39th annual King of the Mountain Festival in Pomona is being held on Sunday 23rd July and as per previous years will include the following street closures: • Reserve Street between School Street and the eastern side of the railway crossing from 6am to 5.30pm • Memorial Avenue between Church Street and Station Street from 6am to 5.30pm • Hospital Street between Mountain Street and Memorial Avenue from 6am to 5.30pm • School Street between Mountain Street and Reserve Street from 8.30am to noon • Mountain Street between School Street and Church Street from 12.30pm to 5pm Alternative routes around the festival area are via School Street, Factory Street, Railway Parade, Red Street and Rectory/Church Streets. Detour signs around the affected areas will be posted. The Pomona King of the Mountain is run by Cooroy Pomona Lions Club Inc as a free not-for profit event. It is in its 39th year thanks to the
generosity of its major funding partners and sponsors Bendigo Bank, Jim Bisset Electrical, Cooroora Screens & Blinds, Cooroora Tax, Cooroy Rag, Cooroy Outdoor Power & Leisure, Cooroy Landscape Supplies, Design Divaz, EFM, Gitsham Prime Foods, IGA Pomona, Leslie Saunders, Livelife Pharmacy, Medicworx Pomona/Cooroy, Nestle, Noosa Council, Noosa Trophy & Engraving Centre, North Coast Law, Noosa Namaste, Noosa Landcare, Page Furnishers, Pomona Bowls, Pomona Fruit & Veg, Pomona Hotel(Shermans), Pomona Community House, Pomona Post Office, Pomona Newsagents, Pomona Tilt & Crane Hire, Caltex Pomona, Shell Pomona, Royalton Constructions, Raine and Horne, Studio 24 On Reserve. Sunshine Unicycles, State Emergency Service, The Bird Florist & Creative Studio, Tourism Noosa, Pomona True Value Hardware, Zinc Visit our website for more details www.kingofthemountain.com.au
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“After being part of ABW for a decade, our relationship with the students gets stronger as we become more involved in each facet of it,” Geoff said. “The mentoring process during ABW is all about giving the students help where they need it, but it’s mostly about watching the groups apply their great ideas with their endless energies and talents. ABW’s success each year is a credit to NDSHS and its co-ordinator Alison Rexa and school Principal Chris Roff. I encourage any local business owner who hasn’t been involved in ABW to find out more about the program and get involved in 2018. “Some of these kids are going to make great employees for some of the coast’s top businesses in years to come,” Geoff added. If you would like to know more about ABW or how you can support the future of the program, contact the program co-ordinator Alison Rexa at NDSHS on 5472 2234.
Team Enviro Bean celebrate their win at ABW 2017 IT’S been an incredible week for 260 students at Noosa District State High School. Working as teams through Australian Business Week (ABW), Year 11 students experienced what it’s like to run a multi-million dollar company and make decisions which have real outcomes. Led by mentors from working local businesses, they worked their way through the intensive program discovering the variety of skills and effort needed to be part of a successful business part of a team managing their own business. This year students ran a simulated café. Through the week, students had to form a company, assign roles and responsibilities in the company and review key business areas. Then came the decisions about price, product, their target market, staffing and training. This year’s 16 teams of 15 members also developed a marketing strategy and mounted a trade display complete with promotional material and produce a 30 second commercial featuring their business. Finally, each team pre-
pared a written company report explaining decisions made and the outcomes and the impact on their company’s performance and delivered an oral presentation to an audience of business people, teachers, students and parents. It made for a full week but left each participant with some valuable skills for their careers and the courage to make a difference in their chosen field. The grand champion team for 2017 was Enviro Bean. The teams’ CEO Finlay McLanachan, said the ABW experience had not only benefited his team but all who took part. “The week has been an incredible one for all of us. We learned how to work together and consider everyone’s opinions. It’s been an amazing opportunity to develop our skills in business management even though most of us haven’t had business studies as a course. We’re especially thankful to our mentors Mr. Andrew Kirkham and Mrs. Rosie Emerson, who gave their time to guide and advise us,” Finlay said. Without the support of parents, students and
teachers ABW simply wouldn’t be the success it’s become, but it’s the support from local businesses that has seen the program develop in recent years. One such business is the Cooroy Community Bank
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COOROY RAG COOROY State School students have done their part to brighten the lives of their East Timorese counterparts with hundreds of educational care packages. The decorated shoeboxes will now make their way to Sao Miguel (St. Michael) school, about 30 minutes west of Dili, and included exercise books, rulers, erasers, pens and pencils as well as personal items from each student. The community school has 150 kindergarten and 250 primary school students, and the area also caters for several other schools that are in need of basic educational supplies, but Sao Miguel receives no help from the Ministry of Education in Timor. The project has been going for 10 years and Cooroy State School Principal, Richard Barrie said the school was delighted to be involved with the program that’s shared with Tewantin, Coolum and Pacific Paradise State Schools. It all happens in partnership with the
Cooroy and Pomona Community Bank branches of Bendigo Bank and the Rotary Clubs of Cooroy and Noosa. “It’s been great for all students to get involved and give something back. We’re all actively involved with the project again this year and all our students have had a ball putting the care parcels together. Our special thanks must go to Chappy Ett, Deb from our tuckshop and Robyn Mole for all their efforts in getting the boxes ready. It’s been wonderful to see the results of everyone’s hard work, and Bendigo Bank and Rotary will then assist in getting these parcels into the hands of the kids who need them most,” Mr. Barrie said. Nearly 400 shoeboxes from Cooroy will now join more than 1,600 others from Cooroy, Tewantin and Coolum State Schools to create a shipment that will change the lives of 2,000 East Timorese kids. “Every shoe box will be personally decorated and contains items to further the education of a child less
Geoff Edwards addresses Cooroy State School students at the East Timor shoe boxes collection fortunate than themselves. Each student has enclosed something small of theirs such as a soft toy or a tennis ball. It’s added something simple, but personal to each box and it was quite the moment when the kids held up their boxes at assembly,” he added. Cooroy and Pomona Community Bank senior manager, Geoff Edwards said the project continues to build on something special. “Our Bendigo Bank branches are all about giv-
ing back to communities, and in this case the recipients will be international ones. Last year when the shoe boxes arrived more than 3,000 kids turned up to receive one, so the need is there. We’re proud to share in a project that gets educational material to where it’s needed most. “This project is about community partnership. We’re delighted to collaborate with Rotary on this project. The clubs of Cooroy and Noosa have given whole hearted sup-
port to this project over many years and it is wonderful to be a part of such a superb humanitarian event. We transport the boxes to Brisbane and then Rotary collect and distribute the shoe boxes to the school once they land in Timor Leste. Without each of us doing our part it wouldn’t work,” Mr. Edwards shared. Everyone involved in the project will then look forward to the video and photos of the boxes being opened in a few months.
Landscaping business opens in Pomona GROW Landscape and Store Yard, Pomona is now open. The conveniently located landscape supply business is situated on the corner of Reserve Street & Pioneer Road offering customers a large range of premium landscape and architectural products including garden features, plants, pebbles, soils and mulches. Owners, Adam and Sharon Schmidt have 15 years experience in design and construction and are very excited to offer competitively priced products and share their knowledge of landscape design with their customers. They have extensive contracts with nurseries and other suppliers enabling them to be a one-stop shop for all your landscaping needs. So whether you’re starting from scratch and don’t know where to start as far as landscaping goes, or just looking to jazz up your backyard Grow Landscape is the place to go. Sharon will be looking after the administrative side, while Adam will be operating the landscape yard with supervisor Josh Houston. Grow has two delivery trucks – three tonne and six tonne, with a 10 tonne unit on order. To contact the Grow Landscape Yard, phone 5485 0805 or go to www.growlandscapes.com. au
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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 July 13. Win a $25 fruit tray from Cooroy Supa IGA. (We will post it out to you). Last issue’s winner is Jemma Lang from Pomona who found the Rolled up Rag in the Anita Harris ad on Page 7.
BOUQUETS & BRICKBATS BOUQUET to Cooroy Community Bank Branch of Bendigo Bank, the NDSHS P & C Association, Noosa Van Lines, Ray Kelly, McDermott Aviation Pty Ltd, Chapman’s Auto Repairs, SDS Training, Let’s Talk Hair and the Central Queensland University for supporting the NDSHS Year 11 Australian Business Week. BOUQUET to Malene Strudwick and the Quilting Craft group, Patches of Cooroy, pictured presenting Leah Bramich from the Qld Cancer Research a cheque for $3100. This was the money raised from The Biggest Morning Tea held on April 30 at the CWA hall. 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
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Your end of financial year checklist - Part 1 Geoff Edwards, Cooroy & Pomona Community Bank Branches of Bendigo Bank The end of the financial year is upon us and that means it’s time to get your finances organised and collate all your details relating to your tax return. A well prepared return could result in some timely funds being returned to your pocket. Possible claims can be easily missed when six or twelve months have gone by. Your group certificate should be provided to you automatically, but chase it up if you don’t receive it. • Interest income is another source that needs to be included. This is income that has been earned on your bank accounts credit funds such as savings, investments or term deposit accounts. Your bank will be able to provide you with this information. • Income earned from any shares that you hold is important. These dividends should be outlined in a statement you receive from the company issuing the shares. If you don’t have this statement your accountant may be able to access this information for you. • If you own an investment property, you will need to include any rental income that you have received during the year. Your managing real-estate agent will be able to issue you with a statement detailing this income. You then should collate any possible deductions that you have. • Income protection insurance is one that you need to include. You may be paying this as a monthly debit to you bank account. The insurance company should send you a statement outlining your payment. • Bank fees can be claimed. Source them from your bank account statements or your bank directly. Uniforms costs associated with your work may be relevant. These include purchasing of new uniforms and the laundering or dry cleaning of them. Receipts are always good. • Did you engage in any study or training associated with your work throughout the year? Costs associated with this may be relevant. Do you use
your car for work? Running costs may need to be included. • Investments loans over assets such as property or shares can have interest and costs included as possible deductions. Additionally running costs associated with the property may also be included. Receipts or bank statements should outline this information. This list has certainly not exhausted all possible income and claims, and be sure to consult your accountant, who will be your best source for information. Your bank will also be able to assist you with statements and information relating to your accounts and loans. In the next edition, I’ll continue with the end of financial year check list with a few more items to check off. If you would like to discuss your finances or current banking relationship, please contact us on 5447 7131 (Cooroy) or 5485 1786 (Pomona) or me directly via geoff.edwards@bendigoadelaide.com.au. Geoff Edwards is the senior manager of the Cooroy and Pomona Community Bank branches of Bendigo Bank.
Cooroy Family Practice Cooroy Family Practice is proud to introduce their two new Doctors joining its established team:
Dr Edward Thomas Osborne & Dr Ravanjit Singh DR EDWARD OSBORNE – Holistic Integrative Medical Practitioner joined Caloundra Bulk Billing Surgery in June 2017.Dr Osborne graduated from the University of Queensland in 1999. He completed his Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners after moving to the Sunshine Coast from Brisbane in 2006. His medical interests include Cardiology, Respiratory Medicine, Diabetes and Paediatrics. Dr Eddie has a focus on Holistic Medicine and integrative health care which will define his clinical practice here at Cooroy Family Practice. Dr Osborne defines his integrative approach by saying the whole person — including physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, and social aspects — is taken into consideration, an holistic approach which applies to families as well. Dr Eddie will conduct a thorough intake during the first consultation in order to determine a customized approach.
DR RAVANJIT (RAV) SINGH is new addition to our practice. He has worked in General Medicine, Nephrology, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Emergency Medicine, Anaesthesia and Colorectal surgery at Logan Hospital Australia. He then moved to Mackay and Tin Can Bay before he moving to Cooroy. He has special interests in General Medicine and paediatric health and all aspects of general practice. He has also completed Primary Skin Cancer Medicine and Surgery courses from University of Queensland. Dr Singh’s approach is holistic and he loves to spend time with his patients.
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Underwriting? What’s that? Chad Monroe Certified Financial Planner® of Provision Wealth Management* WHEN financial advisers talk about insurance they often talk about underwriting. But what is underwriting and why does it matter? When you apply for insurance, insurers look at several factors to determine if they can provide you with cover and at what price. This process is known as underwriting. Much in the same way that car insurers ask about the make, model, age of your vehicle and your driving history, in the case of life insurance you usually have to submit an application that asks for information about you, including your occupation, health and lifestyle. This might be followed up by a phone call for more information, and in some cases, you may be asked to provide extra information or undertake a medical assessment. Why do insurers use un-
derwriting? Underwriting is a term used by life insurers to describe the process of assessing risk when a person applies for an insurance policy. By looking at risk factors for an individual (such as health, occupation and hobbies), an insurance company can ensure that appropriate premiums are determined, that people with similar risks pay similar premium rates, and that those people with a greater likelihood of claiming pay more for their insurance (and vice versa for people with lower risk). Depending on your risk factors, there may be an impact on the cost of your cover or what your policy covers you for. What are some of the factors insurers consider? • Age: An insurer will look at your age when as-
sessing your risk, as younger people are less likely to make a claim. • Gender: As a group, women have a higher life expectancy, are less prone to health conditions such as heart disease and stroke, are more likely to seek early medical advice and are believed less likely to engage in high-risk activities than men. • Health: If you’re in good health you pose a lower risk, so may find it easier to get cover and it may be less expensive. Your weight is one healthrelated factor taken into account during underwriting. Insurers use a measure known as Body Mass Index (BMI), along with other weight-related information such as your waist measurement, to assess whether you are overweight. People who are a healthy weight have lower
SPV Accounting more than just a tax agency IT has been 3 years since CJ Taxation Services and SPV Accounting merged. During that time many things in business and the way business is being conducted has changed. In three short years a raft of new Government regulations have been passed, tax and super legislation are changing regularly and a significant portion of business is now conducted online. Seb Vecchio from CJ Taxation Services said: “We have had to adapt to keep abreast of these changes. More and more we are moving from compliance activities to business advisory, whole of business back office work e.g. bookkeeping and other business planning activities. To reflect this change we felt the old name CJ Taxation Services was becoming obsolete. Taxation is not all we do. So to usher in this exciting time to be in business we are changing our name to SPV Accounting to reflect the broad range of services we provide.” SPV Accounting will still have the old familiar faces with Monique, Glenn, Lynda, Judy, Karen, Tracy and Seb ready to be of service to all our existing and new clients. “Our traditional services such as indi-
vidual tax returns, business tax, BAS returns and financial statements, SMSF tax and accounting will still be offered and that will not change. However, we have found many business clients are handing over their bookkeeping to us since cloud computing has become effective and efficient. In today’s competitive market businesses are wanting accurate up to date figures to base decisions on. We are therefore, looking after all of their bookkeeping, BAS, financial statement and tax returns from the original documentation. “We use all of the popular formats available e.g. MYOB, Quickbooks, Sage One, Xero to name a few. We don’t require you to use any software in particular or to change to any particular software. We work in with you and your business,” said Seb. The postal address, business location, phone number and fax number remain the same. However there is a new website www.spvaccounting.com.au and new email addresses. Admin: info@spvaccounting.com.au So please feel free to drop in and say hello or if you want to talk business, don’t hesitate to call on 5442 6679 and arrange a suitable time.
rates of death and illness than people who are overweight and are less susceptible to conditions such as cardiovascular disease, high blood pressure and type 2 diabetes. • Occupation: Some industries are associated with particular health risks, such as injury or developing certain cancers. For example, working with asbestos poses a higher health risk than working in an office. • Hobbies: There are a number of risks associated with certain hobbies such as rock fishing, motor racing or aviation. Other hobbies, such as non-competitive cycling or running, are not usually considered to be a high risk for insurance. Insurance can be complex, but it’s a vital element in protecting your financial future.
To learn more please phone us on 07 5447 7740. *Chad Monroe of Provision Wealth Management Pty Ltd (ABN 52 149 014 004), Provision Wealth Management 1 Pty Ltd (ABN 44 164 359 568), trade as Provision Wealth Management and are Authorised Representatives and Credit Representatives of AMP Financial Planning Pty Limited, Australian Financial Services Licensee and Australian Credit Licensee. What you need to know: Any advice in this editorial is of a general nature only and does not take into account the objectives, financial situation or needs of any particular person. Therefore, before making any decision, you should consider the appropriateness of the advice with regard to those matters.
Cooroy-Noosa Family & Local History Group AFTER a successful Open Day at the Heritage Centre the membership of Cooroy-Noosa Family and Local History Group continues to grow. Beginners classes are a good way to start your family history research. Win Wynn will hold a workshop, “Introduction to Research” on Monday 17th July from 9.00 to 11.30am at the Centre, 17 Emerald St. Cooroy. The recent raffle of a Bunnings voucher was won by the holder of ticket Orange U82. To find out more phone 5442 5570 or visit www.genealogy-noosa.org.au
Hinterland Gardeners Group THE HINTERLAND GARDENERS’ GROUP (Formerly the Cooroy- Eumundi Garden Club) wishes to advise that the next meeting of ’like minded gardeners’ will be held on Monday the 10th of July, at Browns Road, Belli Park, commencing at 9.30 am. For further information Please call Lin on 5447 9115. Bring your own chair and morning tea.
Cooroy Community Hall THE Cooroy Community Hall Assn will be cooking up a storm (of sizzling sausages) on July 15 from 9am to 1pm to celebrate the start of the restoration work on the hall. Come and meet the volunteers, hear about the plans for the hall, and have a sausage.
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Seb and Tracy Vecchio with MP Glen Elmes receiving their Queensland Day Awards CONGRATULATIONS to Seb and Tracy Vecchio on receiving 2017 Noosa Electorate Queensland Day Awards. Cooroy Chamber of Commerce nominated the couple for their extensive volunteer service to the Cooroy community. They have both been involved in many activities that have benefited the Cooroy community. Tracy Vecchio has done a huge amount for the Chamber including being the secretary for several years and doing the bookkeeping as well as helping organise events and various other activities. Tracy has always been heavily involved in Christmas in Cooroy on the organising committee and helping to decorate town at Christmas. She was also involved in the Cooroy State School Cente-
A VERITABLE hoard of people of all ages visited the Noosa Botanic Gardens on Sunday 25th June for the 13th Annual Noosa Festival of Water! Over 2300 people from throughout Queensland and interstate enjoyed magnificent sunny weather and a host of entertainment, activities and displays throughout the Gardens, in the Amphitheatre, on Lake Macdonald. Visitors really enjoyed the Festival’s vibe of environmental care, friendly atmosphere and the stunning location. The free boat trips across the Lake were enormously popular and visitors really enjoyed the talks about the Mary River cod breeding program at the Gerry Cook Hatchery with Darren Knowles.
nary and many other projects over the years. Seb Vecchio is a past president of several years for the Chamber and he also provides accounting advice when needed. He has just re-joined the Chamber Executive at the AGM for the new financial year. Seb was heavily involved in the task force and Lower Mill Board for years which saved our historic kilns and resulted in the building of our iconic library. He was also involved in the original committee to save the Memorial Hall and is always involved in Christmas in Cooroy and decorating town and has even been Santa for the children in past years. We felt Seb & Tracy were both deserving of the award for both their individual and joint efforts for Cooroy over several decades.
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Make new friends at Cooroy Care and Share COOROY Care and Share – a seniors social group that has been running for more than 30 years – is looking to welcome new members. The Noosa Community Support-run program offers eligible clients a twice-monthly social gathering. Cooroy Care and Share group members enjoy regular morning teas, group singing, quizzes, board games, bingo and even the occasional game of mini golf. Original organiser and now-participant Val Costello, 84, said the program had been running every second and fourth Wednesday of the month since it began as a Uniting Church program in 1985. These days, Cooroy Care and Share is a program run by Noosa Community Support – a Noosa Council service – which receives Federal and State Government funding. It’s open to clients aged over 65, Aboriginal and
Torres Strait Islander people over 50, and those under 65, with a disability. NCS Hinterland Program Coordinator Pearl Clothier said the event was a great way for local seniors to meet new friends, and eligible new members are welcome. “Don’t sit at home on your own, don’t feel isolated, you will always be greeted with a smile and a warm welcome at Cooroy Care and Share,” she said. Transport is available for residents who live in Cooroy and out as far as Tinbeerwah. “I really appreciate being picked up and taken home by lovely warm caring staff and volunteers. I couldn’t get there otherwise if there was not transport offered,” said participant Joan Berry. Cooroy Share and Care is held at the Cooroy CWA Hall twice a month. For more information, phone (07) 5329 6175 or view www.noosacommunitysupport.com.au
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Jed Richard-Preston rocked it at Cooroy Landscape Supplies Sherry checked out working life at Cooroy IGA
Rhys Lloyd received some tips from camera operator Megan Blin at 7 News Queensland Maroochydore studio as a part of his work experience week run for all Year 10 students in the last week of Term 2.
You may have seen some new faces around town in local businesses recently as all Year 10 Noosa District State High School students participated in ‘work experience’ in the last week of Term 2. Thank you for your lovely smiling faces and enthusiastic attitude. Ruby Taylor enjoying the company of Jim Dunstan at Kabara
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COOROY RAG Great support at fundraiser for fallen police officer A massive congratulations to Mal Scott and the Cooroy Hotel for organising a wonderful and successful fundraising event for fallen officer, Constable Brett Forte. It was great to see Cooroy’s community spirit with almost $9500 raised for his family.
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People power on display at Pomona
THE Don’t Divide Pomona protest rally objecting to the closure of the cross town pathway over the railway tracks at Pomona has won concessions from Queensland Rail not to take action until a community consultation session is held later this month. Previously, QR said it would close the popular path linking both sides of town and then consult the community about the consequences. More than 1400 people have signed a petition calling on Queensland Rail to keep the path open. Noosa Council is backing the community and a report on the issue will be presented to council later this month. A motion passed unanimously at the 17 June public meeting called on QR to cooperate with the Department of Transport and Main Roads and Noosa Council to ‘develop a pathway and connectivity study for the central town area that identifies non-car solutions for accessing shops, schools, recreational areas and nearby streets in accordance with the Noosa Transport Strategy and Queensland Cycling Strategy’. The resolution passed at the meeting said that Pomona residents believed the walkability and character of the town would be diminished by the plans QR had advanced for the closure of the cross-town pathway via the Pomona Railway Station. The meeting called upon QR to: • Abandon the planned closure of the cross-town pathway and make the existing crossing safe, consistent with national standards, for those who would use it – pedestrians, cyclists, people with a disability and those using
motor scooters, as well as those on horseback and hikers using the Noosa Trail Network. • Furthermore, it demanded that QR and TMR cooperate with Noosa Council on development of a pathway and connectivity study for the central town area that identifies non-car solutions for accessing shops, schools, recreational areas and nearby streets in accordance with the Noosa Transport Strategy and Queensland Cycling Strategy. Meanwhile, QR is resisting calls to keep Pomona’s cross-town path open, preferring to explore options for new paths connecting the railway station with alternative crossing locations at Reserve Street and Subway Avenue. The CEO of QR, Nick Easy, says that the safety of Pomona residents was the ‘number one priority’. “The current pedestrian crossing would require an upgrade to ensure its compliance with national safety standards,” Mr Easy said. “In consultation with Noosa Council and the Department of Transport and Main Roads, we are investigating possible footpath and road crossing options to ensure pedestrians have a safe passage to the two other nearby formal crossings at Reserve Street and Subway Avenue.” He said a decision to close the crossing would not be made until a community consultation process had been completed. This would be rolled out from mid-July. Organisers of last month’s protest rally are planning a report-back meeting to the community on Thursday 27 July.
SUPPORTERS of a Kenilworth dairy farm that offers camping as a means to stay afloat have condemned Sunshine Coast Council's threat to fine the business up to $183,150. Farmer Shane Paulger has five kilometres of river access on his property and has diversified the operation to keep the farm afloat financially by offering affordable camping . But after Council received complaints over the campgrounds Mr Paulger has now received a letter from council advising it to comply or desist or face a fine of up to $183,150 or lodge a development application. Mr Paulger suggest that the complaints were from other camping operators who had paid up for the development application process and that meeting council’s demands will leave the farm hundreds of thousands out of pocket with fees of up to $6000 $7000 per camp site across 100 sites. “They appear not to understand the (money) our little campground adds to our Kenilworth community.”
In his social media post Mr Paulger took aim at Mayor Mark Jamieson and Cr Greg Rogerson using council’s destruction of Buderim’s Urban Food Street as an example of the “out of touch, unsympathetic, bureaucratic Sunshine Coast Council”. “We are disgusted that the council claims to have policies supportive of farmers,” he said. “When one of the areas last dairy farming families like us who has nurtured and owned this farm for 60 years diversify our operation offering camping to keep our farm afloat financially, council’s sole aim seems hell bent on stopping camping on our farm.” Despite the threat of hefty fines, Mr Paulger said he would not back down. A list of signatures on change.org petition is growing by the minute. “The Kenilworth Camping team would hope that you, our loyal and happy campers, will continue to support us now more than ever during this battle by camping with us and keep enjoying the natural beauty of our Adadale property we call Kenilworth Camping,” said Mr Paulger.
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Change time at Cooroy Rotary
The new Board of Directors. Andrew Aves, Michael Andersen, Bob McCrossin, Carol Johnston, Frank Hiscock, Claudia Andersen, Linda Morrell, Chris Durie and last but not Least Warren O’Neill On Monday 26 June 2017 the Changeover Dinner of the Rotary Club of Cooroy was held at the RSL Club in Maple Street when Andrew Aves steps down as president and passes the chain of office to Dr Bob McCrossin. “I never like looking backwards until I do, then I am amazed at how much the Rotary Club of Cooroy has achieved in the past 12 months. “In addition to our community work a staggering $28,000 has been distributed to needy causes,” said Andrew Aves, Past President of the Rotary Club of Cooroy.
“Locally our main beneficiary was Sunshine Butterflies, the disability support group based in Tewantin. In addition funds were donated to our local SES and the Black Mountain Rural Fire Service, and the Duke of Edinburgh Award students at Noosa District State High School.” “The Club achieved a Club Bronze Award for cumulative contributions exceeding $2.500 for the Rotary and the University of the Sunshine Coast Community Fund that supports PhD student at the Sippy Downs Campus.” “Regionally we helped with donations to Rotary
Benevolent Society to assist those affected by the devastating fires in February in New South Wales and more recently the Club contributed to a fund assisting those affected by Cyclone Debbie, already 12 complete house units of furniture and whitegoods have been transported to the Rotary Club of Airlie Beach to distribute.” “And Globally with 360 Shoe Boxes from the Cooroy State School for deprived children inDili in East Timor and contribution to a Global Grant initiative supported by 6 Australian Rotary Clubs and 6 overseas Clubs to provide
Teacher Training in Nepal.” The Rotary Club of Cooroy recognises people who have given outstanding service to the Cooroy Community during the past year. This year the Reg and Una Bryant Award for Outstanding Community Service is presented to Sergeant Mal Scott for his bravery seeking to apprehend thieves breaking into the Mitre 10 store in Maple St. In an attempt to arrest the criminals Mal was hit by a car and after being pinned between two vehicles was treated for a crush injury to his leg. “It might be his job but it was very brave especially considering he had disturbed four people who had broken into the business. “I think we all recognise Mal is a key to the wellbeing and success of Cooroy as great and safe community,” said Andrew. The Col Stephens Award for Outstanding Rotary Service was given to Assistant Governor and Past President Carol Johnston without whom the Club would be very significantly poorer – and not just poorer financially. “Carol masterminded our major fundraising event
with the Cooroy Mountain Spring Festival and was the primary organiser of the event that has enabled the Club to assist many people locally, regionally, nationally and globally,” said Andrew. Bob McCrossin was inducted as the new President of the Rotary Club of Cooroy with many new ideas to take the Club forward with guest speakers such as Double Gold Medalist, Vivienne Golding who competed in the World Masters Games in Auckland speaking in August. July Patsy Fayne one the first women cricketers in Australia will be speaking in July Through the generosity of those present on the night we are able to donate over $300 to local causes and the eradication of Polio forever. “Everyone is welcome to attend our new look meeting of the Rotary Club of Cooroy at the Community Room at the Cooroy library 1st and 3rd Mondays . The cost to include tea, coffee will be $10 and booking is essential as places are limited. Email secretary@cooroyrotary.org.au or phone Linda on 0403 172 534,” said Dr McCrossin.
Left to right” Andrew Aves Past President Rotary Club of Cooroy - District Governor John Lane the New President for the Rotary Club of Cooroy Dr Bob McCrossin and John Gabb past District Governor
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Hannah lives her passion
REMEMBER the little blonde girl that used to help her father Craig fit tyres at Tyrepower Cooroy on Saturday mornings all those years ago? Well, she’s all grown up and is now making her mark on the world! Hannah Pike’s real passion in life (not tyre fitting, believe it or not!) began at age two, when she begged her mother for piano lessons, which she began the following year.
Fast-forward to 2017 through numerous medals in local eisteddfods, Sydney Opera House performances, multiple music festival performances and lessons from internationally renowned pianists from across the globe. Hannah has graduated from a Bachelor of Music at the Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University, and is currently undertaking an Honours year. She has been teaching piano and percussion at Nambour Christian College for four years, and hopes to inspire the next generation. Hannah loves giving back to the community; she recently performed at Eden Rehabilitation Hospital, and hopes to play for the local nursing homes. She is passionate about sharing her music with others, and would love for you to join her in her most exciting endeavour yet – performing the Grieg Piano Concerto with the Sunshine Coast Symphony Orchestra! The concert will be held on the 15th of July, 7:00pm (doors open at 6:30pm) at the Caloundra Uniting Church. Tickets are $25 pre-purchased (available at the Buderim Post Office or on the orchestra’s website), or $30 at the door.
Country music concert COUNTRY Music Concert at the Hall of Fame, 24 Steggalls Road, Yandina on Sunday 16th July 1pm to 5pm. Traditional country, including more upbeat and diverse, toe tapping music with a good band and local artists. The charismatic TJ Macc will be appearing as guest artist and we look forward to his passionate renditions of country ballads, toe tapping rhythmic numbers, and his energetic performances of country rock. Walk-ups welcome. Raffle and door prizes, canteen open, free afternoon tea. Entry $8. Concession $6.
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PREPARE yourself for a full physical workout of the best possible medicine – laughter - when stand-up comedians Dusty Rich and Mark McConville take to the stage at The Imperial Hotel Eumundi on Friday 14 July. Dusty Rich is a comedic space-warrior riding a living volcano with one hand whipping the reins and the other gingerly fingering the lava-hot truth that flows freely down all sides – is smothering the world in comedy magma. His meteoric rise in the comedy industry is due to the fact he had learnt to ride meteors at a very young age – a mind meteor, smashing through the atmosphere of mediocre and mundane. Each show is unpredictable and hilarious, leaving audiences gasping for air. A true original, his style is manic but impactful. The mystical art of comedy bursts through his veins (and mouth) coupled with his razor sharp wit, taking no prisoners. Dusty Rich is, without question, an unnaturally naturally talented comedic anomaly. Dusty Rich has to be seen to be believed. Mark McConville has featured all of the major commercial TV channels, Comedy Channel’s ‘Home Delivered Comedy’ and radio aplenty, but is best seen live to be fully appreciated.
Mark’s approach is upfront and personal with a direct manner that engages the audience from the moment he steps on stage. Short and punchy, his gags cut to the chase. Life has seen Mark in roles as diverse as labouring, sales and emergency rescue - and he draws on what has been a life full of strange, interesting and always funny experiences. Contemporary issues such as reality TV, advertising, relationships, flying and our new found love of political correctness all feature in Mark’s show. He raises questions about fidelity, honesty and love with insight and humour. From the trouble with wheelie bins to being on the wrong end of the law, Mark revels in those everyday situations. Laughter is guaranteed. This is an adults only show. Some language and concepts may offend. TICKETS: Pre-sale $18 (+ booking fee) through Oztix or at the Imperial Hotel (Ph: 5442 8811) until 4pm on the day. $25 at the door. Show starts 8pm. View listing of upcoming gigs and comedy events at www.imperialhoteleumundi.com.au Imperial Hotel Courtesy Bus – FREE for group bookings of eight or more up to 30 mins from hotel (see website for locations)
THE Cooroy RSL hosted the annual Service Widows Luncheon and as always delivered a lovely day for our Service widows. The Cooroy RSL Sub Branch do a lot of wonderful welfare work for returned service personal and their families and RSL Restaurant Manager, Leanne White, always goes above and beyond to ensure the table settings are beautiful. Thank you to all who contributed to this worthwhile annual event. Next Sub Branch event will be Vietnam Veterans Day Commemoration on 18th August. Photos by Beth Diprose
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LAST Thursday afternoon Matt Fiddes Martial Arts Cooroy joined forces with Soul Sista a local business empowering girls to teach them some simple but effective self-defence moves. Matt Fiddes Martial Arts Cooroy and Leah from Soul Sista have been working together for months to bring this fun afternoon together for her girls. It’s most important that young people today know how to defend themselves either at school or when they are out and about, so Matt Fiddes Martial Arts Cooroy spent the afternoon showing the girls and their mums some basic self-defence moves, and judging by the laughter they had lots of fun
while learning them. Mr Habershon and his young helper Bodhi showed the girls and their mums how to get themselves out of different situations and then they got to practice them themselves. Hopefully by the end of the session they all came away remembering something that could help them in the future. Matt Fiddes Martial Arts Cooroy are now starting a fitness and self-defence class for girls and ladies only starting on Monday the 10th July 67.15pm Cooroy State Primary School in the Hall so if your interested please call 1800 840 403 to book your place.
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EVER had that rising pain and burning sensation in your chest? Heartburn affects more than your physical health; it can affect your quality of life. Up to 1 in 5 Australians experience heartburn at least once a week - a staggering statistic and certainly good reason for you to understand what is going on! People suffering with heartburn often feel: Acid reflux with an acidic taste in the mouth; Abdominal pain; Bloating; Nausea and/or vomiting; Excessive gas, burping and flatulence; Constipation/ diarrhoea; Decreased appetite; Gurgling, rumbling or growling stomach discomfort. So why do you get it? A patient may suffer from heartburn/indigestion for a number of reasons. Risk factors that may increase the chances of developing heartburn symptoms include: Eating a large meal too quickly; Engaging in physical activity such as lifting or bending after eating a large meal; Consuming coffee, alcohol or chocolate; Eating spicy foods; Eating fatty/greasy foods; Smoking cigarettes; Anxiety and/or stress; Advanced pregnancy, when the baby starts to push up against the stomach contents; Being overweight/obese this is because the extra fat inside the abdominal wall reduces the amount of room for the stomach and small intestines thus any extra pressure on
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Autoimmune conditions YOU’VE probably heard about them and may even know somebody who has one - but what exactly is an autoimmune condition? Auto means “self”, so an autoimmune condition occurs when the body’s immune system targets itself. It usually manifests with inflammation and damage to body tissues. Along with swelling there is often pain and a variety of other symptoms depending upon what areas of the body are affected. Some common autoimmune conditions include: Rheumatoid arthritis, Lupus (SLE), Psoriasis, Crohn’s disease and Hashimotos (hypothyroidism). Nutritionist and Naturopath, Jodie Persovic, explains more. Autoimmune conditions are thought to be the result of an unbalanced immune system. Ideally, the immune system protects you from harmful invaders such as bacteria, viruses and toxins. To deal with a threat, your immune system deploys fighter “T” cells that surround the invaders. Regulatory cells are also deployed to control the numbers of T cells that are released, keeping the immune system balanced. If there are not enough functional regulatory cells, the immune system cannot distinguish invaders from healthy body tissue. To make matters worse, the resulting inflammation increases tissue damage and can affect organ function. For example, in ulcerative colitis the gut lining is damaged, resulting in poor digestive function and abdominal pain. Most of the the immune system is housed in the gut. To stay healthy, the gut needs to have a good balance of beneficial bacteria. Factors such as poor diet, stress and some medications can lead
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EARTHMOVING & SLASHING • Excavation • Slashing & General Property Works • 7.5 Tonne Excavator with Knuckle Boom • Hydraulic Grab • Augers • Trenching Buckets • 92hp Track Bobcat with Heavy Duty Slasher Phone Jade on
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MOWING & MAINTENANCE
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98 Maple Street, Cooroy Qld 4563
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CN 70343
• Overhead & Underground Power • Pump Repairs • Phone Installations • Domestic & Commercial
0408 713 261 Unit 1/25 Garnet St, Cooroy
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• • • •
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THANK YOU TEAM HARGRAVE!!!
“ Would give 11 out of 10 if we could”
LD SO
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Picture perfect Pomona cottage
AYS D 5 IN 2
1 Royal Court, Cooran “Sam and Phil Hargrave as well as the rest of the Hargrave team were a pleasure to deal with. They are honest, reliable, friendly and professional with a sense of humour. They made selling our house a pleasurable experience. I don’t think there is a better team for the job. Would give 11 out of 10 if we could. Thank you Hargrave team.” Bob & Jess King - Seller Phil, you helped make the purchase of my lovely new home very easy! “Phil helped make the purchase of my new home very easy and his attention to detail and open communication style secured a great outcome! Thanks Phil and Sam it has been a pleasure doing business with Hargrave Real Estate”. Sharon - Buyer
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Bed 3; Bath 1; Car 2 Price: Offers over $449,000. This picture-perfect Pomona cottage is such a delight, with its many original features and commanding position. It’s also a rare find, being an important slice of hinterland history. Built as Pomona’s first Police Station in 1927, this is now a fabulous village home, right down to the charming picket fence. Renovations over the years have been done well, with so many special features preserved, including original wide Hoop Pine floorboards, high VJ ceilings and walls, French doors, fret work and more. There are welcome modern touches, too, including air-conditioning, town water and mains sewerage. The three pretty bedrooms all open through
French doors to the wonderful wraparound verandah, where you can sit and watch the world go by. The open plan layout provides plenty of options, while the spacious kitchen includes a dishwasher. This home is as impressive outside as it is in, with a majestic mango tree providing a stunning centrepiece on the 875m2 block. Fully-fenced with a dog-proof yard, there’s a great undercover entertainment area offering both peace and privacy. Just an easy stroll from the village shops, cafes and schools, you won’t find many original Queenslanders of this high standard and historical value on the market. Contact Sam Hargrave 0425 777 121 or Phil Hargrave 0417 750 507 at Hargrave Real Estate.
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Architect designed masterpiece LARGE QUALITY HOME IN ELEVATED POSITION NORTH FACING WITH STUNNING MOUNTAIN VIEWS
No 1 Sales Agency POMONA No 1 Sales Agency PINBARREN No 1 Sales Agency KIN KIN No 1 Sales Agency COORAN No 1 Sales Agency COOTHARABA * confirmed on Rate My Agent: www.ratemyagent.com.au
DUAL LIVING STONE HOUSE + STUDIO
39 Bunderra Way COORAN
3
2
6
2.27acres
OFFERS OVER $650,000 • Incredible energy efficient home • Hardwood timber floors, quality throughout • Ultra modern design, open plan living • Alfresco zone with pizza oven • Large lockup shed with 10 Kw solar • Lots of healthy fruit trees and natives
IMPRESSIVE & SPACIOUS QUALITY FAMILY HOME
19 Settlers Rise POMONA
4 4 Bed, 3 Bath, 2 Car, Pool, 5.18 acres Offers over $925,000 Sitting proudly on the highest point of Binalong Rd and with magnificent views in all directions, this stunning rural home offers privacy, elevation and a feeling of grandeur and style. Curved walls of glass pay respect to the beautiful surrounds with Pinbarren Mountain as the centrepiece of an expansive vista. Colourful feature walls and round port windows add to the appeal while a spiral staircase continues the theme. Enter this unique home via a paved courtyard to the sounds of a peaceful water feature. Walk through feature wooden doors and visuals of spaciousness and colour intrigue the senses. A tiled foyer flows into the large living area and immediately gives a feeling of being somewhere special. An adjacent dining area captures magnificent views of Pinbarren Mountain through a towering wall of curved glass. These light filled gorgeous rooms are serviced by a central kitchen featuring black granite benchtops, Miele appliances and an island bench with breakfast bar. Climb the sweeping staircase to the upper level where every room has a stunning view of the surrounding mountains and countryside. The spacious master bedroom with large walk in robe and modern ensuite has access through plantation shutters to a sunny portico balcony. A second living space with celestial circular ceiling creates separation from the two other bedrooms which have their own bathroom in between. A fourth bedroom and third bath-
room are located downstairs adjacent to a remote double lock up garage which can be accessed internally and houses a concealed 76,000 litre concrete water tank. Reliable internet, excellent mobile coverage and 5 Kw solar are welcome additional features. Outside covered patio areas with adjacent resort style saltwater pool and tropical landscaping create a private oasis for entertaining and enjoyment. A short walk leads past galvanised round yards to a small wooden cabin with incredible views. This level zone is accessed from two directions allowing easy drive through for horse floats or trailers. Below a stable with curved roof and large rainwater trough separates lush undulating paddocks, while a genuine spring fed dam and pump provides a reliable source of water for irrigation and gardens. Fertile soils make these paddocks suitable for any rural pursuit. There is enough pasture for a few cattle though the horses seem very happy. Another option is orchards of subtropical fruit or enhance the native plantings to attract more birds and wildlife. The next caretaker of this beautiful property will feel very blessed. Good bitumen roads lead to the vibrant hinterland towns of Pomona and Cooran which both have excellent country schools and are surrounded by world famous Noosa Tracks and Trails, perfect for horse riding, mountain biking and walking in nature. A lot on offer for those wanting position, privacy and space. Contact Sam Hargrave 0425 777 121 or Phil Hargrave 0417 750 507 at Hargrave Real Estate.
4
2
2.05acres
OFFERS OVER $680,000
• High quality home surrounded by beautiful gardens • Huge undercover entertaining area with mountain views • Spacious open plan living with high gabled ceiling • Private master bedroom with resort style ensuite • Internal access via double lockup garage • Established mixed orchard plus chook pen
COMPACT STYLISH IMMACULATE COTTAGE
26 Mill Street POMONA
2
2
1
569m2
OFFERS OVER $349,000
• Renovated cottage 2 bedrooms potential for a 3rd bedroom • Separate dining room for entertaining • Suited to first home buyer, the retired or traveller. • Modern, immaculate presentation • As new curtains, carpets & floating timber floors • Fresh paintwork, modern ceiling fans & reverse cycle air conditioning • Private North Facing wrap around verandah a lovely place to relax • Lock up garage + carport, corner block, dual access
PRIVACY, LIFESTYLE & INCOME TIMBER PLANTATION + 4 DAMS
Position, panorama, presentation 5 Gerrygone Place POMONA
4
2
2
168 Chinamans Creek Road TUCHEKOI
1199m2
3
OFFERS OVER $559,000
• Peaceful cul-de-sac location with bush back drop setting • Two separate spacious living areas + outdoor entertainment area • Level entry – security screens (all doors & windows) • Air conditioning + 3kw solar • Double lock up garage with remote entry & storage cupboards • Fully fenced dog proof yard & landscaped gardens
HOME WITH HUGE EXTENSION FOR TWO FAMILIES
9 & 9a Clay Street POMONA
7 • • • • •
3
3
1647m2
OFFERS OVER $695,000
No.9a – 3 bdrm 1.5 bthrm + shed Bi fold doors – open plan living Screened entertainment, ultra modern kitchen No.9 – 4 bdrm 2 bthrm + 2 bay shed Spacious with two separate living areas
5485 2200
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3
3
78.75acres
OFFERS OVER $749,000
• Excellent investment opportunity • Quality home, elevated and private • Fully fenced with four dams • Quiet location 15 mins from Cooroy • Money does grow on trees
Bed 3; Bath 2; Car 4 Price: Offers over $469,000. Position – just a hop, skip and jump from all the local amenities including schools, village shops, amenities! This tremendous corner block, has the lot. Panorama - breathtaking views of both Pomona & Cooran Mountains, this elevated property captures not only views but the ambience of country life and pristine country air. Presentation – you will love the beautiful timber floors, high ceilings, french doors capturing the true country feel and oozing charm of this modern Queenslander. Enter the family style open plan living and the sprawling deck to sit back and relax, absorb the breathtaking views and ponder life. There’s nothing left to do, this property is freshly painted and immaculate throughout! The three bedrooms, master with ensuite, walk-in robe and even views from your bed! The additional two bed-
rooms are spacious and complete with ceiling fans and built-ins, so storage is covered. The spacious living area, warm with rich timber floors accesses the deck and modern, gourmet kitchen with granite benchtops, stainless steel appliances, gas cooktop, generous pantry, breakfast bar and through servery to the large deck it’s an entertainers dream. The 1.5kw money saving solar system adds more value. Venture outside the spacious 801m2 block complete with gorgeous picket fence and established trees plus plenty of room for children to play. Lock up parking for up to 4 cars and easy access to park you caravan, boat or motor home. Perfection – family, tree change, empty nesters, this property has it all so don’t delay; your inspection is a must. Contact Sam Hargrave 0425 777 121 or Phil Hargrave 0417 750 507 at Hargrave Real Estate.
5485 2200 Phil Hargrave 0417 750 507 George Andrews 0477 703 429 Sam Hargrave 0425 777 121
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COOROY RAG Motivated vendors, be quick!
Six bedroom home, private country living
8 ACRES WITH THE LOT
4
2
4
• 3.41ha (approx. 8 acres) of almost flat country. • Spacious 3 home, pool and shed • Close to Noosa, Gympie, Cooroy, Pomona and Kin Kin • Magnificent gardens, with an abundance of fruit trees in production • 1 bedroom Self-contained Granny flat • Parklike surroundings at the rear of the block
268 BATES ROAD, COMO
$595,000
L/N 7089
COOROY’S SURPRISE PACKAGE
Bed 3; Bath 1; Car 4 We are proud to market this beautiful property for our clients who wish to downsize and move onto a smaller parcel of land. This 10 acre property is right in the middle of the real estate golden triangle and close the well-known “Noosa Network Trail”. This undulating to flat property which is suitable for cows and horses has fences, creek and a beautiful parklike setting at the back of the block which lends itself to camping, caravanning or relaxing and enjoying the natural surroundings this block possesses. The 3 bedroom brick veneer home has been well-maintained and presented by the vendors with pride. While relaxing on the back verandah you will be amazed with the abundance of wildlife that frequent the area. There is no shortage of sheds with a fully closed in steel framed 4 bay and another high entry steel frame 2 bay shed suitable for caravans. In addition to this, there is extra accommodation with 2 bedrooms and amenities for the visitors, far enough away so as privacy can be enjoyed by all. This property is on the market to be sold quickly, and simply won’t last long at this price. Call Trevor at Tom Grady Real Estate today on 0428 373 777 and book your inspection.
THIS six-bedroom, three-bathroom home tucked into a hillside at the end of a private rural cul-de-sac, offers spacious, private country living at its best. Thoughtfully designed with generous proportions and options for family living, the main home contains four large doublesized bedrooms and two bathrooms. The main bedroom has a walk-in robe and ensuite and all bedrooms have new carpets. The second wing contains two bedrooms, bathroom and a kitchenette/ bar area. Useful for teenagers, guests or as a rental income, this spacious living space is separated from the home by a private breezeway and dual courtyards. The elevation and perfect North-facing aspect make this ample home on 1.39 private acres, a pleasure all year round. Positioned high to capture breezes and views, the home, pool and surrounding infrastructure is all conveniently located on one level with plenty of parking and driveway access. Five vehicles can be securely housed in
either the double garage connected to the house or the barn-style Colourbond shed at the rear of the home. Large full length windows along the front of the home ensure the valley views are always visible. The home is fully tiled with ducted air-conditioning. Fans and built-in wardrobes are in all bedrooms while a large linen cupboard and substantial laundry ensure plenty of work and storage space. This property offers plenty of extras with 3x water tanks, solar panels, garden sheds, fruit trees, extensively landscaped, tiered gardens, extra height vehicle storage, three patios to enjoy the seasons plus level front lawns. It feels a world away, but this home is less than five minutes to the bustling regional town of Cooroy, 20 minutes from Noosa’s shopping and beaches and minutes to the Bruce Highway, which provides direct access to Brisbane and its international airport. Contact Jim Ennis at Fiona Winter Realty on 0402 587 298, 5449 1186.
Views over the Mary Valley 5
3
2
2
carport
Bed 2; Bath 1; Car 0; 8.65 ac Price: $399,000. This is your opportunity to buy into the hinterland at an entry level price. 50 Padilpa Road represents great buying in a stunning part of the hinterland. Only 14 minutes from Cooroy and ten minutes to Pomona it also has close proximity to the coast. An inspection is a must, enjoy the stunning views over the Mary Valley from either of the large decks and you will not want to leave. The peace and tranquillity is only broken by the calls of the kookaburras. The kitchen is in great condition and is equipped with a dishwasher, electric oven, rangehood and gas stove. There are internal stairs leading to the lower level. This lower level although not approved has a large area which can be utilized as a rumpus and another couple of rooms for storage. The laundry is on the lower level, where another bathroom has been added also. Although parts of the block are steep there are areas for sheds if required, there is an existing chook house, garden beds and a pool which has a surrounding timber deck for relaxing. Please call or email for further information on the property. Contact Robert Farley 0408 478 304 - Hinternoosa.com.au, 5447 7000.
• Surprise Package, only 4 mins from Cooroy & 20 mins to Noosa • Well-presented highset home on 4335m2 • 4 bay Sydney Sandstone block shed (2 bays for cars) • Separate two bay carport • Three bedrooms, two bath, plenty of living space upstairs • Self-contained granny flat with two bedrooms downstairs • Parklike surroundings at the rear of the block • Beautifully constructed Gazebo style entertainment area • Property is serviced by water with 2 x 10,000 gallon tanks
40 BELLEDEN PLACE, COOROY OFFERS OVER
$649,000
L/N 7023
ONE BLOCK OR TWO
PRICE REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE
VACANT LAND • 1669m2 of Kin Kin’s best land • Easterly facing • A short walk to all of Kin Kin’s amenities • A shared dam for extra water • Established lawn and shade trees • Power and NBN available • Priced right and ready to be sold
16 PALMER STREET, KIN KIN
$1 75,000 $175,000
L/N 6943
LISTINGS URGENTLY NEEDED
Your Local Bloke in the Pomona, Kin Kin, Cooran, Cootharaba and Wolvi area is Trevor Grady.
LAKE MACDONALD FAMILY HOME ON LEVEL ACRE • • • • • • • •
3 Bedroom + Office Minutes from Cooroy Timber kitchen Timber floating floors & tiled throughout 1 acre easy care Drinkable bore Combustion heater and reversecycle split system air conditioner School bus route
$459,000
Call Trevor today on
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COOROY RAG Acreage properties, two homes, endless possibilities
LOCATED toward the end of a quiet country lane just 5 minutes to Eumundi in Noosa’s hinterland. This beautiful 3.4 acre property has two homes and endless possibilities. With a romantic feel, the main home is located privately up a night lit driveway and is full of character boasting panoramic views to majestic Mt Eerwah and her ranges. The property was once a B& B however this appealing home has an interesting floor plan, that will work well with many aspirations whether they be for lifestyle or income. On the ground floor are two ensuited bedrooms
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accessed from a large foyer, both air conditioned and generous in size. Internal timber stairs lead to the open living area with soaring ceilings and is flooded with natural light through timber framed glass french doors that open onto 3m wide verandahs. These verandahs wrap the whole home and provide plenty of added room to relax or entertain and enjoy the peaceful panorama. The kitchen was up dated only a couple of years ago and still retains that country charm yet now features Caesar stone bench tops and gorgeous gas cooker with
electric oven. Also on this floor is the third bedroom and bathroom and a separate dining room. Upstairs on the mezzanine level is more room and a fourth bedroom that is also air conditioned and could easily double as a home office or study. Connected via the lower timber deck is the solar heated pool, just the spot to enjoy a swim all year round. The low maintenance gardens are terraced and easily accessible, plus there’s a couple of garden sheds for storage. Set well away from the home is the delightful cottage. Built about 10 years ago, it presents as new, and features an ensuited air conditioned bedroom, fully functioning kitchen, lounge, dining area with a slow combustion wood heater and a large verandah out the back that overlooks the dam. Other features of this incredible property are mature mango trees, macadamia and cumquat trees, banana plants and a couple of coffee bushes. Contact Mario Catalano 0400 613 879 Hinternoosa.com.au, 5447 7000.
When opportunity presents itself A B S O L U T E LY stunning 70 acre property within minutes of Cooroy, this beautiful old farmland is some of the most desirable land left in the area. With its long northerly views over spring fed dams and rich pastures to the mountains and hills, it’s not hard to see why this will be one of the most sought after properties. • Fully fenced 70 acres • Crystal clear water meandering through the rocky creek beds • Creek flats • Rolling green hills • Extensive landscaping around residences • Majestic fig trees and courtyard areas • Airstrip previously used for crop dusting plane • Extensive stock improvements • + much more The original Queenslander stands proudly overlooking the property while the additional 2 bedroom dwelling sits nearby for additional living quarters, or to live in while you renovate the Queenslander to its original glory. This property has too many features to list and must be seen to be believed. Call for your private inspection today! Auction to be held on-site on Sunday 30th July @ 10.30am Please call Michael Robinson on 0431 865 616 from Raine & Horne Noosa Hinterland for further details, or drop in to 16a Maple Street, Cooroy or 8 Reserve Street, Pomona.
DROTT FOR HIRE 7 DAYS A WEEK
• Heavy Duty Levelling Bar • 12 Tonne Machine • 4 in 1 Bucket • On Board Laser • Rippers
• All Earthworks • Shed / House Sites • Tree / Stumps Cleared • Lantana / Scrub Cleared • Steep Slopes OK
Phone John 0477 123 080
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COOROY RAG Church Notices
For Sale
Wanted to Buy 07' HOLDEN COMMODORE VE SV6
6 SPEED MANUAL, 171K, CAT BACK EXHAUST SYSTEM, 18" ALLOY WHEELS, X2 BRAND NEW TYRES, SERVICED EVERY 10,000K'S, AUX, BLUETOOTH, F&R SPOILERS, SKIRTS, REAR APRON, SPORTS SUSPENSION, CURRENT SAFETY CERTIFICATE - REGO TIL MAY 2017
$8,000 ONO - ERIN - 0409 585 576 Save the Date
Sunday Church for Everyone! POMONA FAMILY SERVICE 9am cnr Memorial Avenue and Rectory Street
COOROY TRADITIONAL SERVICE 9:30am cnr Miva Street and Tewantin Road
Anglicans in the Noosa Hinterland Ph: 5485 1218 - Email: coorooraanglican@gmail.com
MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR: ANGLICAN FETE - SATURDAY 5TH AUGUST 8am-1pm - Cnr Miva Street & Tewantin Road
Save the Date MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR: Cooroy CWA Cent Sales SATURDAY 4TH NOVEMBER 2017 Cooroy CWA Fair SATURDAY 25TH NOVEMBER 2017 Anyone wishing to book a table Cost $20 Phone Wendy 54476140
COUNTRY MUSIC CONCERTS at the Hall of Fame - 24 Steggalls Road, Yandina 2nd Saturday and 3rd Sunday of every month at 1pm. Toe tapping music with a good band, local artists and a guest artist. Walk-ups welcome. Canteen open, free afternoon tea, raffle and door prizes. Entry $8. Concession $6.
Enquiries 54467545 - 0437191004
COOROORA Uniting Church in Australia Cooroy/Pomona
SUNDAY SERVICES 8.00am - Cooroy - 51 Maple St 9.30am - Pomona - 27 Factory St
PH: 5447 6152 The Church of United Spiritualism of Australia Clairvoyance - Guest Speakers - Healing Meditations COOROY - QCWA Hall Maple Street Wednesdays 7.00pm Rev Kathy McVann - 0414 972632
Cooroy Community BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday Services - 10am All Welcome 5474 3309 - 5485 2298 - CWA HALL Cooroy Seventh-day Adventist Church Saturday: 9.30 am Group Bible Study 11.00 am Worship 0414 230 311 - 20 Cooroy-Belli Ck Rd Our family welcomes your family Page 24 - Cooroy Rag, July 5, 2017
Volunteers Wanted
WOODWORKERS 8 Lower Mill Road, Cooroy
CLUB
Visit our shop and buy beautifully crafted items Timber Slabs for sale Memberships now available Sawdust & Shavings available Donations of timber logs - 2.5mt lengths desirable - gratefully accepted
OPEN MONDAY-SATURDAY 9am-12 Noon
Public Notice Cooroy – Pomona Sub Branch
We Need Your Support
The Rotary Club of Noosa holds a Car Boot Sale at the Tewantin State School on the second Saturday of each month from 7am to 11am
What’s On
0490 033 892 hopecentralchurch@hotmail.com
Volunteers Wanted
What’s On
Book your bay in advance by phoning 0422 862 810
A PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
Licenced dealer looking to purchase Old China, Coloured glass, Vintage linen & lace. Silver vesta boxes, Silver pocket & fob watches, any silver items. Old windup watches. Military items - including medals, badges, photo’s, postcards, uniforms, (not firearms). Early pre-1940 Australian postcards. Coins – all pre-decimal coins, florins, shillings, sixpences, threepences, pennies, 1966 round fifty cent coins, world coins, proof & uncirculated sets. Banknotes and Stamps. Old jewellery including damaged. Old enamel & tin Advertising signs and items, old glass and stoneware bottles, Tobacco Tins, etc. Happy to look through sheds for old tools or other interesting old items . Buying single items or collections - Free Valuation Offered.
Phone Brian 54917560 or 0475191614
Sellers are invited to the next Car Boot Sale - the cost per car bay is $10 which goes to community projects. Sellers’ vehicle entry from 6.30am to 7.00am.
9.30am SUNDAYS
WANTED TO BUY
The Rotary Club of Cooroy welcomes newcomers. We meet Mondays at 6pm at the CWA Hall in Cooroy followed by optional dinner at the RSL club. Please contact Frank on 0438 423 081
NoosaCare Inc - Kabara in Cooroy, is looking for volunteers to share some fun and friendship with the elderly residents of our community. Your time will contribute to a range of lifestyle activities from the creative to simply a tea and a chat. If you are interested in lending a hand, please contact our Diversional Therapist Michelle 5447 7355
An invitation to all presently serving and ex-service men and women to join your local Sub-Branch. To be eligible you mut have served at least 6 months in the Australian or Allied Defence Forces. You need not have left your country in your service. All administrating workers are volunteers. All are treated equally- there is NO rank. We help to look after all service and exservice people including widows and their families. We take special pride and involvement in our community. Annual membership $5.50 Which includes Club Membership Greg Holmes – Membership Officer - 5447 6131
What’s On DO YOU HAVE PROBLEMS WITH FOOD AND DIETING? OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS CAN HELP WE HAVE MEETINGS IN COOROY AND NOOSA
PH: 0404302186 FOR MORE DETAILS
For Purchases & Donations of Timber Contact John Kennedy
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Last week’s winner was Shaun; 2nd was Szonam. Great final guys could have gone either way. 3rd Bec, 4th Stewart, 5th John and 6th Lester. A great turnout with 28 players
Harrison and judges Harrison Bergman, 16 years and his mother Dale competed at National PHAA (Paint Horse Association of Australia) Championships at the Australian Equine & Livestock Events Centre in Tamworth recently and both won National Championships. Dale did not know she would be competing until the last minute. Her best friend organised for one of Harrison’s horses to be transported down there for her to compete as well, for a 50th birthday surprise.
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Dale and Soxie Harrison also judged and was interviewed by the World Show Judges from USA on his knowledge and his judging skills. He was awarded National Reserve Champion judge. Harrison also sponsored the “Harrison Bergman Grand Champion” event. Harrison has worked very hard for years on his breeding and credentialing program. Congratulations Dale and Harrison.
THE Wednesday night 8-ball comp at the Cooroy Hotel is going strong. $5 entry. Up to $200 cash and prizes every week. Second chance round, 2 chances at the cash. 6.30 start, join up till 7pm, meals available, bar open. Come along for a great night, all players welcome! Due to the large numbers coming to our pool comps each night, it is necessary to kick off the first games by 6.30. I realise it is difficult for players who travel some distance to be there before 6.30, so if possible could players please send me a short text to say they are coming, that way i can put them straight in the draw and start the first games at 6.30 with the players that are already there. Registration is still available up till 7.00pm. Please Text me a message to 0408 079 359, or Bec on 0409831052 before 6.30pm.
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ponent was given a standing 8 count. Just when we thought this bout may end up a similar result as Paige’s bout, Cohen’s opponent seemed to find a second wind at came at the young southpaw like a bull out of a gate. Rounds two and three were very similar with Cohen landing the cleaner punches but his opponent Bryce Dudgeon just kept coming forward. By the time the final bell rang both boys had very little in the tank as they were called into centre ring to await the decision. Cohen was awarded the win via a unanimous decision. “I am so proud of these two little legends. They have been training 4-5 nights a week for the last 18 months. They are an absolute pleasure to train and it was great to see all their hard work pay off,” Coach Mark Evans said. The Impact team will now turn their focus to the Wide Bay Titles next weekend to be held in Bundaberg.
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Tony McCarthy and Justin Loveridge (left) thank their 2017 sponsors at the CUFC clubhouse last week COOROORA United Football Club took the opportunity to host a thank you celebration for their sponsors on June 23. President, Tony McCarthy was on hand with a number of other proud and hard-working committee members to thank some of the sponsors who have got behind the club in 2017 - many of them for a number of years. Geoff Edwards from Cooroy and Pomona Community Bank branches of Bendigo Bank as well as Stewart and Heather Manders from Noosa Trophy and Engraving Centre, Nathan Harris from JNJ Mech Services, Rob and Leila Chapman from Chapman’s Auto Repairs and Satish Lal from Gelignite Jacks Cooroy, were all photographed being thanked for their support. They all stayed on and took in a few games, enjoying the great club atmosphere. Other sponsors to be thanked included: Wright Cut Meats, Ki-
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