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Noosa Electorate Queensland Day Award recipients from Cooroy: Paul Kluck (Cooroy Memorial Hall), Chris Bell (Cooroy Chamber of Commerce and Cooroy Fusion Festival), Heather Ford (Cooroy RSL), Danielle Taylor (Cooroy Chamber of Commerce and Cooroy Body Art Festival), Clytie Glass (Katie Rose Cottage) and Winifred Wynn (not pictured – Cooroy Noosa Genealogical and Historical Research Group) with Sandy Bolton MP (See article Page 2)

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Congratulations to our Queensland Day Award recipients

WHERE would we be without our volunteer workforce?

Last week a deserving bunch of volunteers were honoured at the Noosa Electorate Queensland Day Awards, including six deserving recipients from Cooroy and four from Pomona.

Cooroy’s recipients were Paul Kluck, Chris Bell, Heather Ford, Danielle Taylor, Clytie Glass and Winifred Wynn and from Pomona Barry Stewart, Cherry Bright, Alice Shipp and Maura Harvey. They were presented with a medallion and certificate of appreciation by our local State Member, Sandy Bolton at an Awards Ceremony at the Noosa J. The awards are in recognition and appreciation for the amazing work and contribution these people have done for our community.

A total of 31 people in the Noosa electorate, from a broad range of community and business

sectors including community associations, professional services, sporting clubs, regional events and local initiatives, received the award.

Older people are indeed over-represented in the volunteering community, which was reflected in the audience on the night. The ceremony also showcased a younger, emerging group of volunteers. Young and old, community members celebrated the spirit of our community and our collective dedication to protecting our unique culture. Virtually every person who lives in the Noosa Shire has made a conscious decision to come here and having made that decision have joined a not for profit group of their choice to give back.

Since its inception three years ago, one of the awards major sponsors has been Bendigo Bank. Tewantin branch manager, John Hague said partnering the Noosa electorate and Sandy Bolton continues to be an easy decision.

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Free family fun at Festival of Water NOOSA Festival of Water - 10am-3pm 24 June 2018 - Noosa Botanic Gardens - Lake Macdonald Drive Cooroy Back in 2005, the initial impetus for the Noosa Festival of Water was water quality and environmental care around Lake Macdonald, which supplies Noosa’s town water.

Today the Noosa Festival of Water has evolved to become an annual showcase of our region’s ecological attributes with a primary aim of improving community awareness of how each of us can play a part protecting and preserving our environment in our day to day lives. By providing local landholders and visitors to our region with opportunities to connect with experts involved with land, water and wildlife management, the Festival helps to generate the interest and commitment to environmental initiatives needed to make a genuine difference.

The Mary River Catchment Coordinating Committee (MRCCC) hosts the Annual Noosa Festival of Water as a part of its role

promoting a sustainable and productive catchment. The Mary River is 310 km long and has one of the most diverse catchments in Queensland covering 9595 km. From the headwaters near Maleny, the river and around 3000 km of tributaries flows to the internationally significant wetlands of the Great Sandy Strait and Hervey Bay. On the day of the Festival local Aboriginal traditional owners, the Gubbi Gubbi people, who have walked these lands since the dawn of time, perform a welcome to country and share their rich cultural heritage through dance and storytelling.

The Festival Fishing Competition, kayaking, paddleboarding and boat trips showcase the recreational attributes of Lake Macdonald and the Noosa Botanic Gardens, reinforcing the need to care for the environment so these magnificent, natural assets will continue to be available for future generations to enjoy and appreciate.

The involvement of Seqwater and

Unitywater creates an additional focus on protecting and conserving our precious water resources. In line with our environmental aims, Unitywater’s “Back to Tap” Hydration Station and discounted stainless steel water bottles supplied

by Noosa Community Biosphere encourage festival goers to stop using single use plastic water bottles.

Each year the Festival showcases the work of local performers and artists with entertainment in the Amphitheatre this year featuring The Strangest Dreamers, the Andrea Kirwin Trio, multi-instrumentalists Phenix Band and the InSingC Choir.

Arts activities for children are focused on caring for the land and water in the Noosa Biosphere. Reptile and wildlife displays and presentations always draw a lot of attention as do the many community groups who provide information and displays on a wide range of environmental issues and initiatives in the region. The Gerry Cook Hatchery in Mary Cod Park on the shores

tanical Gardens and Lake Macdonald are one of our region’s best kept secrets and first time festival goers are often surprised by the stunning backdrop these local natural wonders provide for The Noosa Festival of Water. For further information visit our Facebook Page or website www. noosafestivalofwater.org.

of Lake Macdonald opens to the public on the day of the Festival providing a rare opportunity for locals and visitors alike to learn how wild populations of the Mary River cod, one of Australia’s most endangered freshwater fish, are being restored.

This free, family friendly, annual event has something for everyone. The Noosa Bo-

Great to be Under 8 COOROY State School’s annual Under-8s Day celebration was held recently.

The event was all about revelling being under the age of eight and creating awareness of services, activities and organisations from our Noosa community that are aimed at children and support their families.

The morning allowed these services and organisations to showcase what they have to offer these children and the wider community in an educational and fun-filled morning. This year marks the 62nd year of Under 8’s Week in Queensland.

Locally, the Cooroy Tewantin Community Bank branch of Bendigo Bank got involved as an extension of the great and long-standing relationship they have with the school.

A colouring-in competition was held and some great prizes were generously donated by the Cooroy Community Bank branch.

Customer relationship officer, Jo Winter was there talking with parents, and sharing with the kids whilst handling out magnets, stickers, balloons and bookmarks as mementos of the day.

Parents, grandparents and other family members of Cooroy State School students joined in with the activities. What a day!

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Vice President Peter Dunwell, thanks our guest speaker Stephen Seward, after our May meeting.

Stephen entertained us with a variety of interesting experiences he has encountered as a volunteer member of the Noosa Coast Guard

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Winner! Lyne Williams presents Chrissy Lewis with the lucky door prize at last month’s Probus Club Meeting. Fund raising helps offset the cost of travel to our various outings.

Please give David a call to discuss the current market or for any of your livestock requirements

President, Trevor Bunny, wishes member, Nancy Thom, a Happy Birthday at the May meeting.

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PARENTS of students at Noosa District SHS received an email last week from the Principal, Chris Roff, advising them of a ‘threat issue’.

The email stated that graffiti of a threatening nature was discovered at the school but that the Police had been advised and it appeared that there was no credibility to the threat and it is believed to be a student prank.

Parents are outraged that it took so long for them to be officially informed of the situation after students had come home a week earlier saying there were security guards at the school.

One parent, who wishes to remain anonymous, expressed her dissatisfaction in the length of time it took for the school to contact her.

“My daughter came home from school days prior to me receiving the letter from the school, saying that there was some sort of graffiti found in the boys toilets threatening a shooting and and it said “this is not a joke”.

“We talked about what she should do if this were true, but in the back of my mind I thought it was just a schoolyard Chinese whisper, and that if it were true the school would have notified me.

“To get an email from the school a week later confirming the threat, is not just disappointing, it’s scary. It really is unacceptable.”

Mr Roff said the children had been informed of safety procedures and he had followed advice from the Education Department and Police.

The Probus Club of Cooroy meets on the first Monday of each month in the Anglican Church Hall, Miva Street, Cooroy.

Permaculture Noosa PERMACULTURE Noosa monthly meetings are held at Cooroy Memorial Hall, 23 Maple St, Cooroy on the 3rd Thursday of each month. Doors open at 6.00pm.

A market takes place where we share surplus home grown produce and plants by giving, exchanging or selling. Entry is a $4 donation for non-members, $2 for members.

The Entry donation entitles you to supper. The meeting begins at 6.30pm and the night is complete with a “bring a plate” shared supper at 8pm. All welcome.

Miss Showgirl and Rural Ambassador WOULD you like to make a change within the Agriculture and Show Movement?

The Noosa Country Show is seeking our next Miss Showgirl and Rural Ambassador to help make a change to our local show. Great minds think a like! If you have some unique or amazing ideas to help evolve our show than we want you!

The Showgirl awards is for youth of all ages from as young as 5 to 40 yrs old. If you think you have what it takes to make a change, get in contact with us now before its too late!

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NOOSA Council will hold its June 21 Ordinary Meeting at Kin Kin to give hinterland residents a chance to experience a Council meeting and chat with Councillors close to home. The Ordinary Meeting, which is the final meeting in each meeting cycle, will be held at the Kin Kin School of Arts Hall, 50 Main Street, Kin Kin from 6pm. The official meeting starts at 6pm, but residents can arrive from 5pm to chat with the Mayor, Councillors and the Council’s Executive Team.

Mayor Tony Wellington said there would also be time after the meeting for residents to discuss any issues of concern with Coun-

cillors. “By holding the Ordinary Meetings off-site from time to time, we aim to provide residents the chance to observe the decision-making process, and to have ready access to all of their local government representatives,” he said.

“We’ve held Ordinary Meetings in a range of locations across Noosa Shire previously, and they’ve generally been well attended. We look forward to meeting with Kin Kin and other hinterland locals on June 21,” the Mayor said. Kin Kin School of Arts Hall is at 50 Main Street, Kin Kin. For more information, contact Council on (07) 5329 6500.

BOUQUETS & BRICKBATS BOUQUET to the Cooroy Rag for putting the article about volunteer carers in recently. As a result of the piece, we have engaged a couple of wonderful ladies to be trained as carers so your support is really appreciated. Thank you, thank you! We will be back at the car club for the next round of training on the first four Mondays in July with the aim of opening for twenty-four hour care in a few months’ time ~ Jane Woodrow Coordinator - Volunteer Services (Hospice) Katie Rose Cottage BOUQUET to the Community who looked out for my missing donkey garden ornament (I put a photo of it in the Cooroy Rag recently). It has been returned and I am thrilled. Thank you so much!

BRICKBAT to whoever stole the antique Victorian couch from the display out the front of The Shed in Opal Street. It is stuffed with horse hair, so we hope whoever the thief was is allergic to horses.

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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 May 17. Christine Hodgkinson of Black Mountain who found last edition’s Rolled Up Rag in the Festival of Water advert on Page 10.

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Geoff Edwards, Cooroy & Pomona Community Bank Branches of Bendigo Bank IN my last column, I wrote about THAT time of year again – getting prepared to complete your annual tax return.

I spoke of group certificates, interest earned from shares and not forgetting claiming your bank fees. Now is a good time to see you accountant and financial planner to see what affect the latest federal budget changes will have on your tax situation.

Income protection insurance is one deduction you need to include. You may be direct debiting this, so your 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.

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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, they are just a few of the main ones you may need to think about. Your accountant is always a good source of information. Your bank will also be able to assist you with statements and information relating to your accounts and loans.

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Travelling in air-conditioned comfort, guests are taken on an action-packed tour of the best of Outback Queensland’s iconic sights, locations and activities where they are guaranteed to fall in love with Outback Queensland and its people.

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in outback pubs, have a counter lunch or just stop in for an afternoon beer to meet the locals. One exciting change to the tour this year is the usual visit to the Betoota, previously a ghost town with one building – an abandoned pub. Now the town has a population of 2 and the pub will reopen for the first time in 20 years. This will be just one of the highlights this year.

The tour experiences include sunset drinks on top of Big Red, soaking in the iconic Eulo Mud Baths, taking a punt on the International Yabby Races and witnessing sunset reflecting in the massive solar power cells at Windorah. The not-so-musical have even been seen having fun playing the Musical Fence in Winton and everyone loves visiting the amazing Age of Dinosaurs.

There is plenty to do at Longreach including the Stockman’s Hall of fame and a wonderful sunset cruise on the long-reach of the Thomson River is followed by a traditional stockmen’s dinner with bush poetry at Starlight’s Spectacular Sound and Light Show.

Standing under the Tree of Knowledge at Barcaldine and listening to the wind move the ‘branches’ of his amazing artistic creation is an experience not to be missed. The journey is captured with images of people, places and wonderful moments along the way and presented as a book for guests to remember their personal journey.

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With many Australians looking at a retirement of 30 years or more, another thing to give some thought to is keeping some money aside for your own pastimes and recreation.

It’s important to think about, particularly as Australians are remaining active for a lot longer.1 What activities are on my to-do list?

The things you may want to do for fun in retirement could include a range of things, such as: Sport - golf, cycling, yoga, pilates, dancing, water aerobics; Hobbies - fishing, sailing, photography, drawing, woodwork; Volunteering - hospitals, soup kitchens, animal shelters; Club associations - Rotary, Leagues, Surf Life Saving; Entertainment - cinemas, stage shows, concerts and events; Travel - road trips, caravanning, interstate breaks, overseas holidays; Dining out - restaurants, food fairs, beach barbecues, picnics; Friendly tournaments - bridge, chess, trivia.

How can I budget for the things I enjoy?

If you need a guide, each quarter the Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) benchmarks the annual budget needed to fund a comfortable and modest standard of living in retirement.

According to June 2017 figures, individuals and couples, around age 65, need an annual budget of $43,695 and $60,063 respectively to fund a comfortable lifestyle in the years post work -assuming they own their home outright and are in relatively good health.

Broken down into a weekly budget, singles need on average $837.99 and couples around $1,151.90.

How much am I likely to spend on recreation?

According to ASFA, singles and couples living a comfortable lifestyle in retirement would spend between $225.79 and $309.42 of their weekly budget respectively on leisure and recreation.

This takes into account a broad range of recreational activities, including : Club memberships; Lunches and dinners out; Movies, plays, sports and day trips; Domestic and international holidays; Things like digital cameras, television and DVDs. How can I make my money go further for the fun stuff?

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may simply wish to know if your rainwater tank passes the Qld Health Guidelines for microbiological quality. :After working for 20 years in Local Council Laboratories to the changing landscape of forced council mergers and retail water utility take overs, I personally witnessed a need for a more efficient, local water testing service on the Sunshine Coast, so I took off my lab coat for a more hands-on approach to real world water problems,” said Peter.

Hence this business was born, especially for those on tank and/or bore water. If you wish to use your own private supply for drinking and/or irrigation and domestic (washing/laundry/toilet) purposes, Peter will analyse a selected and targeted range of parameters.

“I perform microbial analysis for detecting and enumerating E. Coli, as an indicator for potential pathogens, in tank and bore water complying with the Australian Standard (AS 4276.212005). You have the results within 24 hours after sample is received, together with pH, Total Dissolved Solids, Iron, Manganese and Hardness for those of you on Bore, and compare the results with the Australian Drinking Water Guidelines.

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The software can integrate with a whole ecosystem of add-ons. It’s scalable, cost effective and easy to use. In the cloud, there’s no need to install and run applications over a desktop computer. Instead, you pay for the software by monthly subscription.

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business 1. You have a clear overview of your current financial position, in real-time.

2. Multi-user access makes it easy to collaborate online with your team and advisors.

3. Automatic updates mean you can spend more time doing what you love.

4. Everything is run online, so there’s nothing to install and everything is backed up automatically. Updates are free and instantly available.

5. Upfront business costs are reduced – version upgrades, maintenance, system administration costs and server failures are no longer issues. Instead, they are managed by the cloud service provider.

“Wanting to move your business into the “cloud” but not sure how. We are here to support you from the initial set up of Xero and show you how to use Xero, and it’s all part of the service we offer.

“Our clients are AMAZING at what they do – but the thought of tax and the endless paperwork can give the best of us anxiety while taking up wasted valuable time! Let us help you streamline your business tax and reporting requirements.

“We are offering 50% discount on all XERO subscriptions for the first 4 months, but only until the 30 June – so get in quick to take advantage of this awesome deal! As Xero partners we also have the ability to offer smaller cost effective subscriptions to business who don’t require invoices but want take control of their business financial health starting from $20 per month!”

If you want more details feel free to contact Sunny Coast Accountants on 5442 6727 or pop into our office in Wimmers Lane for an obligation free chat.

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Mervyn (Merv) Raymond Watson October 5, 1934 - May 25, 2018 MERV was remembered by his family and friends at a Memorial Service held last week at Gregson and Weight as a true blue Aussie character who touched many lives.

Prior to his retirement Merv drove the school buses for years but his career was as colourful as he himself was.

He was a long haul truck driver, owned a pub in Biloela and a Foodland franchise in Morven before moving to Cooroy.

He lived in Ashmond Villas for 25 years and formed many close friendships. He was often seen around town on his Harley

with his little dog and favourite companion ‘Ruski’ sitting in a little custom built dog box.

He loved fishing, water skiing and golf.

In fact, whilst living in Morven and realising the town had no golf course, he built them one.

That was the sort of person he was, nothing was too much trouble.

Merv genuinely loved to help people.

He always had time for a beer and a chat. He always had a story to tell.

Merv will be sadly missed by his many friends, his children, grandchildren and great grandchildren.

HARDWARE HUGE RANGE

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What’s on @ The Library Droid Missions, 4/7/ 2018, 10:00 AM-11:30 AM - Work in pairs to complete missions using littleBits Star Wars Droid Inventor Kits. You will build the droid then take it through obstacle

courses of your own creation. Held in the Cooroy Makerspace.

AGE 8+ Free. Bookings required.

Wearables Workshop 5/7/2018, 10:00:00 AM11:30:00 AM = Beaded

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bracelet?

Superhero mask? Pasta necklace?

Let your imagination run wild and create your own accessories at this dropin workshop. Use craft supplies and recycled materials to produce a unique piece. All Ages.

Free. No bookings required.

Knowing the Artist @ Cooroy Memorial Hall 13/7/2018, 10:00 AM-11:30 AM - Come and meet renowned local artist Jandamarra Cadd, who is providing a rare opportunity for young people to hear about his motivations and techniques. For NAIDOC week. Ages 10+ Cost $5 per child. Payable at the door. Accompanying adults free. Bookings required.

Download an eBook on your Tablet - 2/7/2018, 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.

Essential Oils for Health and Wellbeing @ Cooroy RSL - 4/7/2018, 10:00 AM-11:30 AM - Did you know that essential olis can be used for more than aromatherapy. Did you know that you can even cook with them?

Discover ways to use essential oils in everyday life for health and wellbeing. Free. Bookings required.

Don’t despair, come and repair! - 5/7/2018, 9:30 AM-11:30 AM - Join us on the first Thursday of the month in the Cooroy Library Makerspace and mend your clothes. Take up a hem, stitch a button, fix a patch, don’t throw away your damaged clothes, mend them instead! Free. No bookings required.

Paint in a Virtual World - Age 16+ - 6/7/2018, 10:00 AM-11:30 AM - Experience the latest in vir-

tual reality! Immerse yourself in Tilt Brush and paint a new 3D world. Explore the virtual reality VIVE headset and accessories. Designed for people with a creative eye. No experience in virtual reality needed. If you wish to take your artwork home with you, you will need to bring a USB. Held in the Cooroy Makerspace. Age 16+ Free. Bookings required.

Intro to Android Phones + Tablets - 11/7/2018, 10:00 AM-11:30 AM - Do you have an Android smartphone or tablet 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. Once you know how to navigate your device the possibilities are endless! This sessions is for Android smartphones and/or Android tablets only. BYO device. Held in the Cooroy Makerspace.

Free. Bookings required.

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Managing stress naturally WE all experience acute stress from time to time, that’s a normal human response to our environment. But when stress hangs around, it becomes chronic, and this adversely affects the immune, endocrine, nervous and cardiovascular systems; essentially every system in the body is disrupted by stress. This is not only mentally exhausting but physically debilitating.

Stress is s precursor to many if not most disease states.

Self care isn’t just a pleasure, it’s essential to our health and wellbeing.

Stress is an emotional experience accompanied by predictable biochemi-

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cal reactions in the body. Stress resides in the body, expressing itself as tension, pain, high blood pressure, weakened immunity and the list goes on. Body work therapies such as massage and osteopathy aim at bypassing the mind, using the body directly as a means of releasing tension, moving congestion, and relieving pain through manipulation & movement. This feeds back to the mind and helps to clear the mental clutter, working to cultivate a sense of peace and stillness. For some of us who live in a non-stop stress state (which isn’t too uncommon in this modern, fast-paced lifestyle), a session on the table can remind us of a more relaxed baseline to work towards. One amazing thing about the body is its ability to adapt to the incredible stressors it faces. Couple this with the mind’s tendency to forget, and we have a state of normalised dysfunction.

It’s not the load that breaks you down, it’s the way you carry it.

Massage and osteopathy have broad applications in their use in both the acute & chronic management of pain, tension, and injury. Osteopathy is incredibly useful in recognising habits (for example: posture, gait, work station dynamics) that are negatively impacting on one’s musculoskeletal health, helping the individual to implement positive change. Massage is a helpful way to create movement in the body where there is congestion and stiffness; this not only feels good (yay!) but is a great way to reduce inflammation.

Maple St Acupuncture and Natural Medicine is a space to support the health of our wonderful local community. Feel free to pop in any time for a cup of tea and a chat about any of our services. You can call us on 5442 5526, or come visit us – opposite the Butter Factory.

health Congratulations Dylan!

Congratulations Dylan Evans for making the AFL inclusion team representing Qld. He will be heading to Tasmania next week to play in the carnival.

Good luck Dylan!

"Be careful about reading health books. You may die of a misprint." ~ Mark Twain

Noosa Clinic has moved. We are now located behind the Child Care Centre and near Noosa Radiology.

We look forward to welcoming new and regular patients alike Dr Kathryn Isbel

Dr Robert Tuffley

Dr Julie Josey

Kathy graduated in 2001 from the University of Queensland.

MBBS (QLD) FRACGP NDRANZCOG (Advanced)

(MBBS, Dip Obs RANZCOG, FRACGP)

Dr Rob Tuffley comes to the Noosa Clinic after 35yrs of General practice in Gympie. He enjoys all areas of General practice, and has extensive experience, and a wide range of procedural skills and interests including Women’s health, Obstetrics, antenatal and postnatal care, Palliative care, Anaesthetics, Sports and trauma medicine, Paediatrics and Diabetes. He is on the examining board for the DRANZCOG diploma examination, and is still providing anaesthetic services.

Dr Tuffley has been performing skin cancer surgery (including flaps and grafts) and Vasectomies for over 35 years and has extensive experience in Mirena and Implanon insertions.

After hospital experience at The Prince Charles, Caboolture and Redcliffe Hospitals, she moved to General Practice. Kathy has worked across the Sunshine Coast since 2006. She attained her fellowship of the RACGP in 2007.

Kathy has an interest and experience in all aspects of Family medicine, with special interests in aged care and GP trainee education.

She is married with two children. In her spare time she makes the most of our beautiful surroundings in Noosa by walking, swimming and SUP.

Dr Arron Whyatt

Dr Rosemary Howard

Dr Frank Demaio

306a/90 Goodchap Street, Noosaville

Dr Leisa Andrews

Dr Richard Simpson

Dr Joanne Pitkin

Julie graduated in 1998, has a diploma in obstetrics and is a Fellow of the RACGP. Julie has worked previously in far north Queensland and joined the Noosa Clinic in 2007. She has worked in obstetric services at Gympie hospital.

She works part time at Noosa Clinic and has special interest in women’s health and the management of pregnancies through shared care.

When Julie is not at the clinic she is a busy mother of three.

Dr Deshanu Jayasinghe is an accredited Skin Care College Doctor and is available for comprehensive skin care checks and skin care management

5449 7600

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Do you suffer with gout?

KNOWN sometimes as the “rich man’s disease” or “disease of kings” because it is often associated with the intake of too much rich food and alcohol, gout is actually a type of arthritis; that is, it causes inflammation in the joints. It is characterised by recurrent attacks of extreme pain, swelling and redness. A distinct different between gout and other types of arthritis is that gout happens suddenly, often overnight. Other types of arthritis develop slowly, with gradual worsening of symptoms. The pain from gout can be quite excruciating and sometimes, even the weight of a bed sheet can cause intolerable pain.

Gout is usually caused by the kidneys not flushing uric acid out of the body quickly enough. However, there are many lifestyle tips that may assist you in managing/ preventing outbreaks.

Here are a few tips from our LiveLife pharmacists: Maintain a healthy body weight. However, remember that if you do need to lose weight, ensure it is done gradually, as “crash diets” can increase uric acid levels in the body; Cut down on alcohol consumption and avoid binge drinking; Drink plenty of water, as this can help to remove uric acid from the body. Aim for 8 to 16 glasses a day; Exercise regularly; Maintain control over any high blood pressure problems; Try to adjust your diet to limit the intake of “purines” that are thought to cause gout. Consult a dietician for further advice.

To be more specific with diet, the Mayo Clinic have developed what they call a “gout diet” which involves the following important factors to help you manage this painful condition: Limit meat, poultry and

fish. Animal proteins are high in purine.

Avoid or severely limit high-purine foods, such as organ meats, herring, anchovies and mackerel. Red meat (beef, pork and lamb), fatty fish and seafood (tuna, shrimp, lobster and scallops) are associated with increased risk of gout. Because all meat, poultry and fish contain purines, limit your intake to 4 to 6 ounces (113 to 170 grams) daily; Cut back on fat. Saturated fat lowers the body’s ability to eliminate uric acid.

Choosing plant-based protein, such as beans and legumes, and low-fat or fat-free dairy products will help you cut down the amount of saturated fat in your diet. Highfat meals also contribute to obesity, which is linked to gout; Limit or avoid alcohol.

Alcohol interferes with the elimination of uric acid from your body. Drinking beer, in particular, has been linked to gout attacks.

If you’re having an attack, avoid all alcohol. However, when you’re not having an attack, drinking one or two 5-ounce (148-millilitre) servings a day of wine is not likely to increase your risk; Limit or avoid foods sweetened with high-fructose corn syrup. Fructose is the only carbohydrate known to increase uric acid. It is best to avoid beverages sweetened with highfructose corn syrup, such as soft drinks or juice drinks. Juices that are 100 percent fruit juice do not seem to stimulate uric acid production as much; Choose complex carbohydrates. Eat more whole grains and fruits and vegetables and fewer refined carbohydrates, such as white bread, cakes and candy; Choose low-fat or fat-free dairy products. Some studies have shown that low-fat dairy products can help reduce the risk of gout.

For more information visit your LiveLife Pharmacy in Cooroy or Pomona.

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news New Manager for Cooroy Mitre 10 THE Shed Company really do “give a shed”

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New Mitre 10 Manager, Chris Strawson and Malcolm Gray MEET Chris Strawson, the new manager for Sunshine Mitre 10 in Cooroy.

Chris comes from the Kunda Park store and is keen to meet the locals.

Having worked in retail for 15 years, Chris appreciates the importance of good customer service and is looking forward to getting to know his customers and to be involved in the community.

“I feel so grateful to be working in such a great town and working with a great team,” Chris says . So drop in and say hi and check out the Tools Tax Time sale which is running now (see ad page 2)

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DO you need a shed, garage, carport, patio or even a family home? Then you need to see the team at THE Shed Company in Wimmers Lane, Cooroy.

THE Shed Company Directors, David Field and Nigel Roberts are genuinely nice guys who are enthusiastic and dedicated to customer service and satisfaction priding themselves on ensuring they deliver a quality product that suits your requirements. They are also proud sponsors of Drought Angels.

As their radio ad states, “They genuinely do give a SHED”.

“At THE Shed Company, we pride ourselves on providing premium quality steel buildings that are custom designed to complement and enhance your lifestyle. Regardless of whether you need a shed, garage, carport, patio, or even a family home, we have the right solution for you,” says Nigel.

“We provide you with the full project management solution. We will get a clear understanding of exactly what you need and ensure the whole process is managed for you, this can include the initial custom design, council approvals and the build itself.

“We understand that every job is different depending

on a range of factors, which is why we provide site specific engineering on every job we undertake. This means that you can have quality assurance and peace of mind knowing that your building has been specifically designed and engineered for your site and location.”

THE Shed Company is ShedSafe accredited, which means all of their designs have been reviewed by an engineer and all buildings comply with the industry requirements set out by the Building Code of Australia (BCA).

THE Shed Company only use the highest quality materials. All of their buildings feature 100% Australian made COLORBOND® Steel. They offer a full range of colours and finishes for you to choose from, so you have the freedom to create the shed of your dreams.

“As part of our service, we offer an obligation free site visit where we will come out and discuss exactly what you want and how we can deliver it on time and on budget,” said Nigel. Regardless of the steel building you want, THE Shed Company can deliver. Contact THE Shed Company on 5391 3440 and let them start creating your dream shed or visit www.theshedcompany.com.au or drop in to Wimmers Lane.

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COOROY RAG Cooroy Bowls

Taylor Girt, Annabel Wearne, Brian Bruce, Gwyn Bruce and Poppy Girt The Presentation night was held at the Saw and Mill for the High Rollers (Thursday night lawn bowls competition) the winners of the Terry Silver Cup were a Yandina team, Gwyn and Brian Bruce, Annabel Wearne and Rusty Can-

Noosa Orchid & Foliage Society THE Noosa Orchid and Foliage Society meetings are held on the second Saturday of each month at Tinbeerwah Hall, Cnr Sunrise Rd and Noosa Cooroy Road (The next one being Saturday July 14 ) starting at 1pm. The Noosa Orchid & Foliage Society is a group of like minded people learning to grow orchids, fostering friendship and promoting conservation of orchids. For further information, contact the Secretary, Linda Falkner on 0427 570 022.

non (absent in the photo).

The trophy was presented by Terry’s grandchildren, Taylor and Poppy Girt.

Well done team! New season commences in September.

Cooroy Community Gardens WORKING Bees are held at Cooroy Community Gardens every Sunday, 8:00am to 10:30am when we stop for morning tea and a chat. A wide choice of tools is available and there is plenty to do. Bring along a hat, sunscreen, gloves, protective footwear and a cold drink.

Quite a lot has been achieved since Permaculture Noosa assumed responsibility for the gardens, with lots more in the pipeline. Come along to see what has been done and what is planned.

The address is: 20 Emerald Street, Cooroy (next to the Badminton Hall, opposite the SES shed).

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dining & entertainment

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Don’t miss The Davo Show free at the Cooroy RSL

DAVID Mitchell, Australia’s funniest Impersonator, will be giving a FREE Comedy Show at the Cooroy RSL on July 7, with a special appearance as TV comedy actor Mrs Brown.

Davo’s uncanny resemblance to the funny Irishman is bound to cause fits of laughter amongst the audience.

Davo creates zany new shows armed with all your favourites and he brings along with him in his travelling suitcase a good cross section of music, from Elvis tunes to Michael Buble and creative, colourful, or simply crazy costumes and makeup. The show is a put together tongue in cheek routine.

The show highlights costumed

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world celebrities such as the pigtailed Boy George, the toothy ‘Chad’ Morgan, the trumpet blowing Louis Armstrong, Roy Orbison, Joe Cocker, Michael Jackson, Elvis to name a few.

Davo constantly introduces new characters to the show and he takes great pride in being able to offer a night of entertainment with a difference. Audience participation is a segment planned to make sure everyone feels welcome, relaxed and happy.

People of all ages always enjoy a night out with any of David’s Tours.

The show is from 8 – 10pm with dinner available prior to the show – make sure you book. Phone 5447 6131.

Scone Time!

What a wonderful event for Cooroy Memorial Hall. You can join in on the second Tuesday of every month, thanks to Sunshine Coast foodie Martin Duncan.

Open to all, Scone Time is designed to reignite life into the wonderful old halls of the Sunshine Coast. The event is also a wonderful opportunity for older people, along with their carers, companions and family to establish a regular monthly social event. Tickets are just $5.00 (subsidised by sponsors). So you can buy a ticket for next Scone Time for Mum, Dad, Nan, Auntie or neighbour and/or be a sponsor! Bookings are required.

Phone 0473 902 261 or visit www.sunshinecoastfoodie.com.au Pictured: Joanie Boyce with Martin Duncan

Social ballroom dancing at Pomona 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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dining & entertainment Carolyn’s off to Fiji thanks to Cooroy Fish ‘n’ Chips

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One customer wrote this little poem to include with his entry: “What do you love about Cooroy Fish’n’Chips?”

The chips, the batter, the chicks and the chatter The burgers, the prawns and the scallops A drink when your hot, ice creams, the lot A feed without hurting your wallet!

AKA AJ

THE lucky winner of the major prize in Cooroy Fish ‘n’ Chips promotion of a 5 night holiday for 2 in FIJI was Carolyn Luscott of Cooroy.

Owner of Cooroy Fish ‘n’ Chips, Sharon Kerridge, said there were plenty of entries as all you had to do was purchase over $5 worth of fish and chips to be eligible for the draw.

Runner up winners: Kay Mackellar ($20 voucher)

Paul (slushie toy) Ross Davies (Cooroy Fish Cap) Maureen Koru (Apple TV) Marg Marshall (Slushie Towel) Frank (Slushie toy) D Pearce ($20 voucher) Steve Powell (Fit Bit Watch) Neil Doran (Slushie Back Pack) Wendy Bebbington ($20 Voucher)

Four ingredients, one pot, equals delicious

Kim McCosker, renowned author of the internationally bestselling 4 Ingredients Cookbooks, wowed shoppers at Cooroy Supa IGA last Friday with some delicious tastings from her latest book – “The Easiest One Pot Cookbook Ever”.

The 4 Ingredients Cookbooks are available exclusively at IGA stores and Cooroy Supa IGA stock all of her books.

CHR ISTMAS IN JULY 2 Course Meal $18.50* Members Price $20.50 - Non Member Choice of Main: Roast Turkey or Ham Choice of Dessert: Pavlova Berry Coulis & Cream Xmas Pudding & Brandy Custard

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POMONA FAMILY SERVICE 9am cnr Memorial Avenue and Rectory Street

COOROY TRADITIONAL SERVICE 9:30am cnr Miva Street and Tewantin Road

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WANTED TO BUY Tractors and all types Farm and Earthmoving Equipment - any condition

PH: 32015099 What’s On

White Eagle Meditation & Healing 2nd Tuesday of the month 6.30pm @ Maple Street Clinic 44 Maple Street Cooroy Contact Fay Murphy 0428539325 Gold Coin Donation

What’s On REDCLIFFE LEAGUES CLUB on Tuesday 26th June Come along and listen to great music, purchase a delicious lunch, buy a raffle ticket or two and help to raise funds for Little Haven Palliative Care. These trips book out quickly so don’t miss out. Tickets $30 with tea and coffee on arrival. Bus leaves Gympie 7.45am. Please call Betty on 5482 4453 for bookings and more information.

All proceeds are donated to Little Haven Palliative Care Inc.

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Uniting Church in Australia Cooroy/Pomona

SUNDAY SERVICES 8.00am - Cooroy - 51 Maple St 9.30am - Pomona - 27 Factory St

PH: 5447 6152

Cooroy Community BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday Services - 10am All Welcome 5474 3309 - 5485 2298 - CWA HALL

Saturday: 9.30 am Group Bible Study

11.00 am Worship 0414 230 311 - 20 Cooroy-Belli Ck Rd Our family welcomes your family

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 Page 18 - Cooroy Rag, June 20, 2018

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Mainly Music (a Parents and Toddlers Music program) meets every Wednesday at 9.15am during school term at the Salvation Army Noosa, 6 Bartlett Street, Noosaville.

Why not come along and make some new friends this year. We’d love to meet you and your children. Cost $3 for per child, $5 family. Includes a healthy and wholesome morning tea for parents and children. For information contact 54424218 during business hours. Program starts back on Wednesday 7th February.

See you there!

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COOROY RAG Fantastic opportunity in Cooroy Bed 6; Bath 2; Car 3; 1073sqm Price: Offers over $650,000 What a fantastic opportunity in the thriving Noosa hinterland township of Cooroy. Whether you are a family or retirees looking for a home, or an investor looking for an income, this property will appeal to everyone. Set on a huge 1073m2 corner block, the solid brick home presents as a dual occupancy with a twist.

Upstairs is high raked ceilings and gorgeous hardwood floors. The open plan dining, lounge and kitchen is filled with natural light and opens out to the north facing verandah. In the spacious kitchen there’s Caesar stone tops with big island bench, 900mm stainless steel gas/ electric cooker and a dishwasher.

Three good size bedrooms are on this level, the main is air conditioned and a fresh modern bathroom. Downstairs has glossy floor tiles and French door entry. Whilst the living is compact

there are a further three good size rooms, a heavenly deluxe bathroom and kitchenette.

Totally self-sufficient either to let or for guest, even AirBnB? A pretty lawn area out the front and paved courtyard at the rear with its own direct street access for parking.

The internal stairs are still in place and could easily be accessed again if so desired, currently internal access is walled off. Plus there’s a two bay shed with 3 phase power. Delightful easy care gardens, all of this within an easy walk to the many shops, cafes and restaurants that Cooroy has to offer. Not to mention schools, public transport, state of the art library and sporting venues, the list goes on. Currently tenanted, inspection is by appointment only, so please call or email to arrange your viewing.

Contact Jeanette Catalano, 0422 923 851 Hinternoosa.com.au, 5447 7000.

133 acres - Auction July 7

16 Palm Grove Road, Cooroy - Bed 3; Bath 4; Car 4; 133 acres Auction - Saturday July 7 onsite @ 10am

Ideally suited to any rural pursuit, this fertile 133.6 acres is situated in the Noosa hinterland just a short three minute drive to the thriving township of Cooroy on Queensland’s sunshine coast.

A gorgeous character filled homestead suits the spot and is nestled in privacy yet captures the panoramic views back to town and across to majestic Mt Cooroy and Mt Tinbeerwah.

First time offered for sale, the current owners built the home about 28 years ago with renowned builder Harold Boreham. Pavilion style, the main building houses the large open plan living with soaring raked ceilings and plenty of windows and cedar framed French doors, with views in every direction. Beautiful brushbox timber on the floors, the modern kitchen was updated only a few years ago and boasts granite bench tops, induction cooking, soft close drawers and a walk in pantry.

The super sized main bedroom and stunning ensuite complete with a large bath are also in this area. Wide timber verandahs to relax and enjoy the outlook and covered deck area to make entertaining a breeze.

A timber walkway links to the other two studio style pavilions, each with its own bathroom and private balconies. A terrific style that embraces

the relaxed nature and feel of this home and its surrounds. Outside the land is predominantly cleared and has been used for cattle grazing. With the local area experiencing approximately 62 inches of rainfall per year there is a high head carrying capacity of approximately one beast per two acres.

There are four dams, a creek with water in the back valley too. Power is connected to the two stables plus tack room with an adjoining set of cattle yards. A steel framed tractor shed with extra high doors and verandah front house the property’s machinery, which will be sold with the property. Such a delightful property with a couple of rows of macadamia trees and established palms and golden canes. There’s opportunity as to what the new owners might like to do with the property, horses, cows or small crops, its all a possibility here.

Time is of the essence now that the decision has been made to sell the property. Please call or email for an information booklet and to arrange your private inspection of the property. This will be sold on auction day, if not before!

Contact Murray Brown 0419 491 395, Jeanette Catalano, 0422 923 851, Hinternoosa.com.au 5447 7000.

Five important things to look for in a property manager Is your property manager experienced enough to be able to deal with any - Crisis? Dispute?

Issue? Anger? Do they have the experience and knowledge on how to deal with the situation, diffuse the situation & negotiate a successful outcome for all parties? They Should.

Does your property manager stay in regular contact? Update you regularly on any aspects of the tenancy as they arise? Do they inform you about maintenance prior to receiving your statement? Do they allow you to participate in decisions relating to maintenance, tenancy issues, your investment property? Do they give you quarterly inspection reports with photos following a routine inspection? They should… Do you deal with just one person or do you always appear to be

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talking to someone different? Have you had the same property manager since you commenced renting your investment property or has there been a churn of staff?

Is your property manager prepared to go the extra mile and provide an exception service? Do they respond to complaints or issues in a timely manner? Are repairs taken care of right away or put off? Are they prepared to work through until the job is done? Or does your property manager treat the job as just that. A job! Arriving at 9, leaving at 5. In this industry a property manager must be passionate about the job she does and enjoy it. Does your property manager have the expertise to maximise your return?

Offer 12-month leases so there is no vacancy

in that 12-month period. Less wear and tear/ maintenance as long-term tenants treat the property as if they owned it and will usually attend to minor repairs themselves. Less fees with only one let fee. Rent review with every lease renewal Two disbursements every month - more frequent payments will save you $$ on interest per year Less vacancy time – Inspections by prospective tenants at time of request, Professional marketing of the property with multiple sites, Professional photos, Marketing at current rental value rather than inflating the price and then have it sit vacant for an extra two weeks (i.e. advertised at $500, market value $480.

Property sits vacant for two weeks and then the price is reduced to meet demand. Loss of

$1,000. Takes a year to make it up), Knowing the market and matching the lease to suit. If the property has a pool it has little appeal in May – August.

Ensure your lease ends when tenants will be wanting a pool thus prepared to pay extra rent to secure this. Can often be a difference of $30 per week, Allow pets. Permitting tenants to keep pets can be a fast way to secure higher rental returns.

Property manager must include clauses in the rental agreement that places the responsibility on the tenant to rectify any damage that a larger pet, such as a dog, may cause.

Contact Wendy Cousins at Hargrave Real Estate on 5485 2200 to chat about your investment property.

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SPACIOUS FAMILY HOME IS A SPECTACULAR LOCATION

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• Located at the end of a peaceful cul-de-sac in an elevated and private position • Spacious open plan living overlooking the sparkling in-ground pool with beach access • Light filled kitchen with walk in pantry and loads of storage • Concrete driveway follows the boundary of the property leading to a 3 bay lock up shed • High ceilings, views into the treetops, solar power, close to town are all just a few of the many features of this wonderful family home.

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Waterfront property with business

4004m2

13 Southeden Court, Cooroy

Offers Over $649,000

COOROY RAG

This is one of the rarest finds you’ll come across: a unique waterfront property with an extensive list of Noosa Council-approved uses plus a successful business.

The lakeside village of Boreen Point is on the up and it will be a long time before an opportunity like this comes up again. The Smart Money is on the one that grabs this chance now!

Offering water views and a prime position on the foreshore you won’t do better than this. Close to the boat ramp, and next door to the sailing club, you’ve got a captive audience.

The current convenience store, snack bar and café have become a central hub for locals with a growing following of Tribe coffee drinkers. The customer base is dramatically boosted by the many people who come here to sail, kayak, windsurf, fish and put their boats in to cruise the Noosa River.

Just a gentle walk from the camping ground this solid brick building on 544m2 includes a newly

remodelled commercial kitchen, front counter and Barista Station. There’s further accommodation potential, too, with additional rooms, a bathroom and separate toilet.

The shop is to be sold with the building and is zoned ‘Village Mix’, offering an extensive choice of uses.

The business is offered on a WIWO basis. An extensive list of equipment is available on request together with an Audited Profit and Loss.

Known for serving the best bacon and egg burger in the area, along with delicious Tribe coffee, people come from all over the Sunshine Coast for breakfast, lunch and snacks.

Are you going to be the ‘Identity in Your Marketplace’ and ride the wave of discovery that’s on the verge of happening in Boreen Point? If the answer’s YES you’d better move fast - this rare opportunity will soon be gone. Contact Phil Hargrave on 0417 750 507 to arrange your private viewing today.

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Absolutely impeccably presented

FOR LEASE

EXPANSIVE FAMILY HOME WITH LOADS OF POTENTIAL R DE ACT N U TR N CO

RENOVATED QUEENSLANDER

236 Highfield Rise, POMONA

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2 acres

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OFFERS OVER $599,000

Alice Street, Cooran 3

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RENT $410.00 PER WEEK

• Renovated Queenslander backing onto reserve • 3 bedrooms + study nook, verandahs on 3 sides • Huge parking & storage area underneath

ACREAGE HOME WITH POOL

Sutton Road, Brooloo 4

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4

1 acre

RENT $400.00 PER WEEK

• Lovely modern home on 1 acre on the outskirts of Imbil • 4 good size bedrooms + study area, huge verandah • Open plan living & kitchen, pool & parking for 4 cars

QUEENSLANDER WITH SEPARATE STUDIO

Bed 4; Bath 2; Car 3; Pool; 1132m2 Price: Offers over $635,000 Impeccably presented inside and out, this stunning four-bedroom home on 1132sqm certainly confirms why Pomona’s Songbird Estate is such a prestigious address.

Simply unpack and you’ll be ready to entertain friends the week you move in, because it really is picture-perfect - right down to those Pomona mountain views.

Located at the end of a peaceful and private cul-de-sac, this feels like acreage living, yet it’s easy care and just walking distance from Pomona’s shops, cafes and school.

The beach at Noosa is just 20 minutes away, yet this lovely PJ Burns home looks out over bush and has no back neighbour.

Surrounded by quality homes, the fixtures and fittings are everything you’d expect in a house just five years old.

The kitchen is ultra modern with stone bench tops, built-in oven, induction cook top, dishwasher, pantry and breakfast bar.

The two bathrooms - one the ensuite to the master - are equally chic, crisp and clean.

All four bedrooms are a good size, and all have ceiling fans. The master has a walkin robe, while the others have built-ins.

But it’s the living and outdoor entertaining areas that will really take your breath away here.

Spacious, light and white, the open plan

living space opens to the awesome, tiled, undercover entertainment area.

And from there, it’s straight into the glamorous glass bead-lined saltwater pool and solar-heated spa, with travertine stone tiles.

Easy access to the powder room from the pool is great for family and friends.

There’s mains water and power here, of course, but there’s also a handy 5000 gallon rainwater tank with a pump for topping up the pool and washing the car, and a 1.75kw solar power system.

Then there’s the triple-lock security doors and front screen doors, allowing you to let in those breezes, even when you’re out, knowing your home is secure.

The double lock-up garage with remote control entry has direct access into the home. There’s also side access to a lock up carport to park a boat or extra vehicles, plus there is a hard stand for caravan.

The pretty, easy care back yard is fully fenced, with an additional, separate dogproof yard.

Songbird Estate features town water, underground power, sealed roads and concrete driveways.

Living here you will ‘feel like you’re in the country, but live like you are in town’.

And you can’t beat that! For more details, contact Sam Hargrave 0425 777 121 or Phil Hargrave 0417 750 507.

• Located in a quiet, peaceful cul-de-sac close to town • Elevated near-level block with a shed & room for a pool • Solid brick & tile construction with loads of potential • Three living spaces & a central open plan kitchen • Expansive alfresco entertaining area overlooking the rolling acreage • 3.5Kw solar system, full ducted air conditioning, 100,000L tanks

PERFECT PRIVATE WEEKENDER – WALK TO THE VILLAGE

11 Overton Way, KIN KIN

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2007m2

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OFFERS OVER $375,000

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Stylish and colourful home less than 3 years old Open plan living, high ceilings, fresh modern vibe Beautiful kitchen with island bench and Smeg oven Huge covered alfresco 6m x 6m with exterior shutters Sensational view into large yard with fruit trees & natives Separate council approved 40ft container, ideal studio space

CHARMING COTTAGE IN HEART OF TOWN

Perfect property for the first home buyer, retiree, or investor 37 Railway Parade, POMONA

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Lenske Lane, Cooran 2

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3702m2

MASSIVE RENT REDUCTION WAS $470 NOW $420

Wendy Cousins SENIOR PROPERTY MANAGER

0477 557 770 - 5485 2200 wendy@hgre.com.au www.cooroyrag.com.au

Bed 4; Bath 1; Car 3 Price: Offers over $425,000 This freshly renovated 4-bedroom home in the gorgeous village of Cooran represents amazing value for your dollar!

The high quality makeover is ultra modern and definitely has the ‘wow’ factor, making excellent use of the 809sqm block.

Located in a private and peaceful position at the end of a no-through road, this is the perfect property for the first home buyer, retiree, or investor.

Set amidst elevated near-level lawns and gardens, the home features a near new, stylish kitchen, with a Fisher & Paykel dishwasher, and a sparkling new bathroom with walk-in shower.

There are 2 spacious living areas: a separate lounge with reverse cycle air-conditioning, plus a spacious kitchen / family room with a ceiling fan.

All 4 bedrooms boast carpet and blinds, with gorgeous floating timber floors throughout the living areas.

Three of the bedrooms include built-in robes, so you may wish to make the fourth bedroom your study.

This fabulous renovation includes reverse cycle air-conditioning, plus a spacious internal laundry with loads of storage.

The attention to detail continues outside, with lovely landscaped gardens and a sunny verandah.

The fully fenced yard includes a separate lock up shed plus an Office/studio, plus a double carport.

It’s an easy walk into the village for shops, school, sports facilities, cafes, and the train station.

Contact Sam or Phil Hargrave, Hargrave Real Estate, 0425 777 121, 0417 750 507.

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852m2

OFFERS OVER $485,000

Charming and well-presented inside & out Wrap around veranda for relaxation garden outlook Timber floor boards, French doors & leadlight features White country style kitchen; gas cooktop & dishwasher 3 bay shed ,lock up garage & carport at the house Walking distance to the village shops & schools

EUROPEAN-INSPIRED HOME IN SUPERB LOCATION R DE ACT N U TR N CO

RENT $420.00 PER WEEK

• Beautiful Queenslander with high ceilings & wood heater • Wrap around verandahs, timber floors & large garden

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31 Mounain Street, POMONA

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3 acres

OFFERS OVER $797,000

Unique acreage estate right in town with family home Extra self-contained building, perfect to work from home Polished timber floors & cathedral ceilings, exposed beams 20m lap pool with outdoor shower & entertaining area 3 acres of magnificent grounds & a abundance of fruit trees All only a short walk to the village shops, café’s & schools

5485 2200

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COOROY RAG Only Minutes from Tewantin

THIS lovely home on 5 private acres and established gardens awaits a new owner.

The double brick federation style home is in good condition. With huge front and back verandahs (21mx4m), there is plenty of space to sit back and enjoy the summer breezes or winter sun.

Inside there are four large bedrooms, plenty of light with decent size windows, wooden floors, 2 bathrooms, a separate toilet and a large laundry.

The home feels open and well-appointed with 9 ft. ceilings, skylights, fans and screens throughout.

There’s nothing like having a large open plan kitchen/dining with a walk-in pantry and 5 burner chef gas oven to inspire you. Entertaining will be too easy here. Especially with the formal

dining/lounge featuring a combustion fire for the cooler part of the year, or just to set scene. One thing is for sure, there is plenty of space for the family.

Outside has not been left unattended. As well as the established gardens there is a 2 bay carport and an open 6mx3m shed. The gardens are watered from the dam already set up with a pump. To help with the power is a 5kw solar system.

Inspect today, this is what Hinterland living in South East Queensland is all about.

Priced at $649,000. 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.

Simply Nice

SET in the one of the most desired areas in the Noosa Hinterland township of Pomona is this truly splendid home. Blessed with the romantic charm and elegance of yesteryear, this beautifully presented home is a pleasure to present to the market.

After undergoing a fabulous restoration this lovely old charmer set on 862m2 has been transformed into a timeless treasure to be enjoyed by its future owners. There is a beautiful north facing verandah which provides the perfect setting for a sunlight breakfast and give the home excellent street appeal. With the high ceilings, polished timber floors, French doors and excellent use of light and space, it’s very easy to feel right at home the minute you arrive.

Private family home minutes to Noosa

Bed 4; Bath 2; Car 6 Price: $695,000 IF you’ve been fantasising about a home that is private and peaceful, but only minutes to the beaches, cafes and shops of Noosa, it’s time to turn your dreams into reality.

Nestled in an elevated location with a rainforest backdrop on a no through road, this 4-bedroom home sits on a low maintenance 4012m2 block.

The home has been tastefully refurbished in neutral tones, providing an open feel that’s ready to customise with your distinctive touch.

The entry foyer leads into the combined lounge and dining space, which flows out through glass doors onto the covered outdoor living and alfresco dining area.

Entertainers will love this space, that’s been designed to make the most of Noosa’s year-round great weather.

That’s not to mention the kitchen. With its large island bench and breakfast bar, Caesar stone benchtops and gas stove, you’ll love cooking for friends and family as you look out through large windows to the green beyond.

A second living area adjoins the kitchen, and the whole living zone is floored in clean white tiles.

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There are three bedrooms, the master with ensuite, the second is full of character and the third bedroom would also make a delightful study. The living areas are open and spacious with stain glass features and a large functional kitchen provides a great space to create. There is a single carport attached to the home plus a 6m x 6m colorbond shed in the back yard.

Situated just a short stroll from Pomona’s cafe’s and parks this delightful property is certainly going to capture the hearts of many.

Priced at $569,000. Please call Michael Robinson on 0431 865 616 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.

Ceiling fans throughout will keep you cool on those warm days.

A large internal storage space separates the living zone from the master bedroom, which comes complete with ensuite bathroom and walk-in-robe.

The main bedroom takes in a lovely garden and courtyard view.

The other three good-sized bedrooms have builtin robes, and all bedrooms have new carpet and ceiling fans. Every room is infused with natural light.

Outdoors, the home offers a BBQ pavilion for the outdoor chef, and three large raised vegie gardens mean you’ll be growing your own fresh produce in no time. The area is fully fenced and ready for your dog or children.

There’s plenty of room for a pool, if proximity to the beaches of Noosa isn’t enough.

There is parking for six vehicles, including a 12 x 6 m shed with 15-amp power, and a second 3 x 3m shed, in addition to the double garage.

Don’t delay in organising your inspection of this feature-packed home that ticks all the boxes for anyone wanting a piece of the Noosa lifestyle without sacrificing quiet and space.

Contact Sirah Robb, Wythes Real Estate 5472 0033.

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COOROY RAG Southside precinct

Area 686sqm Price: $348,000 We have just listed this fantastic low maintenance 3 bedroom brick veneer home on a fully serviced 686m2 block in the well sought after Southside precinct.

The block of land facing east has a beautiful outlook and is positioned high and dry and situated only a short 10 minute drive to Gympie’s CBD. The gardens are all complete with room for a veggie garden if required. The beautifully presented home is a credit to the owner with the open plan living area leading out to a generous sized verandah / BBQ area and boasts3 good sized bedrooms all with built-ins and the main bedroom being serviced with an ensuite. The home comes with a double lock-up garage and room for a shed if required. Located only five minutes away from Schools, Southside shopping centre, Gympie show grounds and other well-known facilities, this property simply won’t last long on the market and should be inspected as soon as possible.

Contact: Trevor Grady 0428 373 777 – Tom Grady Real Estate or email trevor@tomgrady.biz

New home in Greenwood Grove

Bed 4; Bath 2; Car 9; 911sqm Price: Offers over $599,000 A lot of thought has gone into creating this new 4 bed-

room 2 bathroom home.

The finishes are superb and on trend and the layout will suit most families.

Spacious living areas open to a large level grassed

area that is flanked by mature native trees to encourage bird life. The side of the home has a 7m access and is the perfect place to house the motor home,

caravan or boat. There is room for a shed and a pool, the options are limitless.

The double garage is oversized and there is ducted air conditioning, ceiling fans and security screens throughout. Built by Lion Homes, this property sits on 911m2 at the end of a cul de sac and is close to the township of Cooroy.

The fittings and finishes are of the highest standard. The open plan kitchen will please any chef and it has been designed for the entertainer. There is a Cae-

sar stone island bench, 900mm gas cooktop and electric oven, dishwasher and display cabinets as well as heaps of storage. The informal living area open to a large covered out door entertaining area. This is the perfect home to entertain in or lock up and leave. The design has created so many options for the astute buyer. Inspection will delight.

Contact Graham Smith 0408 874 888 Hinternoosa.com.au, 5447 7000.

Countryside agent selected for 2018 REIQ Young Guns competition

AUCTION OPPORTUNITY!

79 Kildeys Road, COTHARABA • 4brm /2brm Stone & Timber Unique Home • Oregon, Rosewood, Flooded Gum, Cypress throughout!

• Dual Living Opportunity • 2nd approved site with septic, power & water • 9x6m Powered Shed, Dam, Bore • Forested 9.95 acres • Large cleared yard • Abundance of Potential!

AUCTION SUNDAY 24TH JUNE- 11.30am Brian George 0423 475 914

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ONE of Countryside Realty Cooroy’s elite agents, Kimberlea Thwaites, has been selected as one of the 10 REIQ young guns for 2018.

The young guns competition run by the REIQ seeks young professionals who can

demonstrate outstanding achievements across the profession in the past year.

In an industry traditionally dominated by an older individual, it focusses on the young professionals who are willing to put in the hours and demonstrate that they

have what it take to achieve success for their clients.

It’s quite an achievement for Kimberlea who has been one of the top selling agents in the Noosa Hinterland for a few years, but her competitors for this elite position are agents that sell in much more densely populated areas with a higher turnover and higher prices placed on properties.

Not only is it an outstanding achievement for Kimberlea, but it’s such an achievement for our little patch of home in the Noosa hinterland. The publication ‘REIQ Journal’ dedicates a whole edition to the Young Guns of the year, meaning huge exposure state wide for Kimberlea and for the area she sells in.

Kimberlea is as local an agent as they come, having grown up living in Doonan attending both Eumundi and Cooroy schools, working in Cooroy for her entire professional life and buying her first property in the hinterland, she more than gives back to the community that gave so much to her - sponsoring the local schools newsletters, the Cooroy RSL and Pomona bowls club.

WILSONS POCKET’S BEST BUY

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Twenty minutes to Gympie, 40 minutes to Rainbow Beach Well-presented 20 acre (8.22 ha) parcel of fully fenced land Large Queensland style home has four bedrooms Great verandas, entertainment area and pool Large 8 bay steel framed shed with concrete floor 10 acre irrigation licence and underground mains

220 WILSONS POCKET ROAD, WILSONS

$599,000

L/N 7313

THE PEACE & SERENITY OF NATURE

VACANT LAND WITH 2 SHEDS • 11.88ha (almost 30 acres) of prime sought after real estate • Rich fertile grow anything soil • Bush walking tracks • An abundance of native animals • Approx 40 minutes to Noosa and Rainbow Beach • Permanent creek + 3 dams • Established fruit trees and vegetable gardens • 2 sheds, both with amenities & plenty of room for machinery

350 STEWART ROAD , COONDOO

$548,000

L/N 7283

THE AMBIANCE OF TIMBER

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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

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.

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HANDYMAN

Electrical Services Your Local HANDYMAN on the Sunshine Coast

Richard Oxborough

0419 653 132

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Ph 5447 7251 Fax 5447 6134 Ceiling Fans • Safety Switches

JOBS TO $3300

PH: 0467 617 550

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ELECTRICAL

CUSTOM BUILT PC’S FOR HOME, OFFICE & GAMING Maintenance – Virus Removal Parts - Upgrades – Networks – Installations

98 Maple Street, Cooroy Qld 4563

Ph 5329 0059 • Mobile 0438 196 113

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All aspects of landscaping & gardening with a CREATIVE, ORGANIC approach

20 Years Experience Servicing all Local Areas

Over 22 Years Experience

• Driveways • Shed Slabs • Tennis Courts • Exposed Aggregate Specialists

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0411 312 284

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ELECTRICAL SERVICES

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All General Repairs & Maintenance

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• Refrigeration • Clothes Dryers • Dishwashers • Washing Machines • Ovens & Cooktops

HYDROBATHS

0408 706 701

Servicing the Sunshine Coast

Cooroy & Surrounding Areas

APPOINTMENT ONLY

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PUMPS

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Bruce Forsyth

SALES & SERVICE

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Electrical Lic: 70343

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sport

COOROY RAG

Cutters Corner AFTER a defeat by Yandina the PomonaCooran Cutters headed to Kandanga to face Maroochydore. As has the case when they faced the Swans this year a slow start ensured with Maroochydore going to a 16-0 lead inside 20 minutes. Over the next 50 minutes the Cutters played the football they have been known for & took the score to 3816 before a late Swans try made the final score 38-22. The 3 points went to Brock Shelley 2 Points to Riley Lourigan & 1 point Liam Cobb Kilcoy made the trek to Tewantin for what promised to be a huge game & neither team disappointed. Kilcoy went up 12-0 early before a try to Lachlan Proctor was converted

by Ben Webb made the half time score 12-6.

A try not long after the break by Des McLeary made it a 2 point ball game before Handking errors gifted a try to Kilcoy which was converted to make it 18-10. In a frantic last 15 minutes both teams put on a show with crunching defence. A converted try to Brock Shelley made it a 2 point ball game & the tension showed. Kilcoy were made to finish the game with 12 men after an incident involving most of the players from each team.

With only several seconds left on the clock a Hail Mary kick into the corner was grounded

by Darcey Crawford-Ricards to steal an improbable 20-18 win.

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Jacquie Kiel with winners of Adina watches. Left to right – Jacquie Kiel, Rosemary Caffyn (Div 3), Maria Taurer (Div 2), Diane Chard (Div 1).

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Congratulations to Terri, the Women’s Captain and her committee on a well-run Women’s Open Day on 5 June 2018. There were 93 women from a number of clubs as far away as Caloundra and Tin Can Bay. The shotgun start in perfect weather resulted in an excellent day of golf followed by a relaxed lunch together.

Our club is noted for the support it receives from its members and this was evident on the day which started with a scrumptious morn-

ing tea and finished with a beautifully presented lunch. Our sponsor, Jacquie Kiel from Cooroy LiveLife Pharmacy presented Adina Watches to the Nett winners: Diane Chard (Cooroy), Maria Taurer (Cooroy) and Gross Winners were Jean Brkic (Mt Coolum), Eve Hunt (Cooroy), and Lynne Dawson (Cooroy).

Irene Lally’s trophies for Seniors were presented to Maria Taurer (Cooroy) and Karen Allen (Gympie). The support of our sponsors is greatly appreciated.

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sport

COOROY RAG Rugby Union: Eumundi Dragons U8: Eumundi Dragons were out in force at Maleny Bushrangers on Saturday with all teams playing in the hinterland except for our strapping under 9,s who had a bye. With winter colds keeping a few of our U8s in bed true to the great spirit of the club U9’s Alex Eaton was more than willing to play for us. Alex is young enough to play down an age so we were more than happy to have his skills on the field. The younger boys really liked having a big kid on the field and tried there best to keep up and support him on the breakdowns. While we may have been outplayed by the terrific Lighthouse team on the field we received high praise from the Caloundra coach and supporters after the match letting us know how much they enjoy our friendly games. Stating that our boys are gentlemen and a great bunch of kids to play against. This week the player of the game was Josh Vine who is developing into a great ruckman and controller of the game with his ability to make valuable field position and look for support to keep the ball and players all onside. Josh celebrated with an ice cream. Proud dad celebrated later joining the Dragons family to watch the Wallabies V Ireland at our sponsors Imperial Hotel.

U7: U7s played Caloundra at the picturesque Maleny grounds on the weekend in a tight tussle that saw the lead constantly changing. The Dragons executed some brilliant passing in open play and determinedly defended their tryline through multiple phases. Both teams snaffled up a loose ball which resulted in runaway tries.

Daisy Turner excelled in her second game with gritty defence, try saving tackles out of nowhere and speedy attack scoring in the corner, picking up the Player of the Match and an award from the Caloundra team for her efforts.

The team’s sportsmanship and commitment is a reflection of the great coaching by Scott Griggs. Special thanks to U6s Jack Cooper and Tristian Youd for fronting up again to make up the team numbers and played again like U7s.

U6: On a frosty winter’s morning we ventured to Maleny to showcase their rugby prowess against a well prepared Caloundra team. Caloundra came out fighting with lighting fast passing but the impenetrable Eumundi Dragons defence kept them at bay on more than one occasions. But defence was not the only mid-year improvements the dragons demonstrated, the Dragons’ offence was impeccable and a true indication of how these Young’s titans have been training and playing hard so far this year. With multiple tries by CJ, Nixon and Tristan, fantastic defence by Isla - who walked away with ‘man’ of the match, Henry and Jack the battle on the mountain was a spectacle for all. Thank you to all the parents and friends who made the effort for the away game and go the mighty Eumundi Dragons.

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