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Australian Body Art Festival will be wild!
Australia’s premier body painting event is taking place right here in Cooroy! On Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 April, with a theme this year of “Wild Things”, it is sure to offer up a wild time of activity and fun for everyone! (See story page 2)
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Australian Body Art Festival will be wild! THE festival is a colourful and creative experience for all ages and offers a unique free weekend of arty activities. “This is a fantastic event with dozens of artists and thousands of spectators attending. Everyone always says how much they love seeing living works of art come to life,” said event manager, Danielle Taylor. The event is centred on competitions in temporary body painting in the categories of brush and sponge,
airbrush, special effects and face painting. For members of the public, it’s an event like nothing ever seen before, as human canvases take shape during the competitions. Artists participate from around Australia and they simply use their artistic flair to work on a very different canvas - the human body! It’s not just body painting competitions. The Festival also hosts a
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photography competition and a Wearable Art competition with funky fashions made from recycled treasures. There is loads of entertainment with top class musicians like The Firedrakes and Dragon & Turtle, a drumming workshop by The Off Beat, roving entertainers and quirky art installations. There is also be a wonderful selection of market stalls and activities for the kids and for
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those that are just kids at heart. On the Saturday evening there is a free Saturday Soiree with music from Smokin Mirrors and the opportunity to mix with artists, models and other festival goers with a coloured holi powder area, great food vendors and a licenced bar. This Australian Body Art Festival is on 7 & 8 April at Cooroy Mill Place and is run by the volunteers at Cooroy Chamber of Commerce and funded through donations and sponsorships from Sunshine Coast Daily, Wythes Real Estate, Tourism Noosa, Firefly Solutions, Outback Queensland Tourism, Cooroy Community Bank Branch of Bendigo Bank, SPV Accounting, Arts & Culture Eumundi, The Shed @ Cooroy, Matt Blak, Wattle Media, Butter Factory Arts Centre, Gelignite Jacks, Bold as Love Jewellery, Studio Republic, Michelle Maclennan Art, Always Wicked Art, Club Cooroy RSL, Fairytale Events & Equip4Hire, Sea 91.9FM, Derivan, Cooroy Supa IGA, Tewantin Noosa RSL, Jandamarra Cadd, Wild at Heart, Hinternoosa Real Estate, RACV Noosa, Face Paints Australia, The
Looney Bin, Surfair & Australia Zoo. The Queensland Government, via Tourism and Events Queensland, is proud to support the Australian Body Art Festival which features on the It’s Live! in Queensland events calendar. Queensland, just the place to experience Australia’s best live events. Visit the website www.australianbodyart. com.au for more information or Facebook @AustralianBody ArtFestival
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Fusion Festival highlights the hinterland
Dennis Massoud will be creating one of his amazing sand sculptures COOROY Fusion Festival highlights all that is fantastic about the beautiful Noosa Hinterland. One of those is how close we are to the beautiful beach at Noosa Heads so this year thanks to the sponsorship of Tourism Noosa, the craft team at Cooroy Fusion Festival are bringing the beach to the hinterland with renowned international sand sculptor, Dennis Massoud! “We throw a lot of ideas around the committee table when organising this event and this was one that just jumped out as something a little bit different. It fits perfectly with our sponsors Tourism Noosa, so we couldn’t resist making it happen,” explained event organiser, Chris Bell. “Based right here in Noosa, Dennis Massoud is a world champion sand sculptor and has turned sand sculpting into a performing art. “He has sculpted sand around the world, and at most major events throughout Australia and his sculptures have been used in television advertisements. So, having him at Fusion Festival just made perfect sense.” “In addition to creating a work of art in front of the Butter Factory on the day, Dennis will also be sharing
some of his skills and secrets by way of workshops in the afternoon”. Cooroy Fusion Festival always has something new and exciting on show and this year the Rock Climbing Wall & Bungy Trampoline is sure to stir up the adrenaline. “This new attraction is thanks to Raine & Horne Noosa Hinterland who have been great sponsors of the festival over the years and are always looking to sponsor something exciting and fun,” explained event organiser, Chris Bell. As with almost everything at Cooroy Fusion, this adventurous activity is free and is great for all ages. There are different routes on the walls to cater for all abilities – regardless of whether you have never strapped on a climbing harness before or you are an experienced rock climber. The bungy trampolines add that extra bit of fun and offer up great entertainment for all ages. The rock wall can take 80 climbers in an hour and the bungy trampolines which are attached to the wall can accommodate an additional 40 people per hour so there will be plenty of opportunity for every-
one to have a turn. Some of the other activities at Cooroy Fusion Festival include the Cooroy Community Bank Branch of Bendigo Bank Entertainment Tent; Noosa Council Cooroy Library activities; Cooroy RSL Pickled Possum Bar; Cooroy IGA Tastes of the Hinterland Marquee; Wythes Real Estate Mother’s Day Activities; Tourism Noosa sand sculptor Dennis Massoud; and the Greenwood Grove Geckoes Wildlife Show. There is also the Noosa District Orchid & Foliage Society Annual Show in the Memorial Hall, displays at Cooroora Woodworkers, Cooroy Camphor Laurel, and the Butter Factory Arts Centre; plus market stalls and many other free activities such as rides, face painting and a great entertainment program, none of which would be possible without the generous sponsorships from the Cooroy Rag, Cooroy Chamber of Commerce, Suttons Cleaning Service, Cooroy Service Centre, Gelignite Jacks, Mower & ATV Solutions, Cartwrights Lawyers, Sunny Coast Accountants, Palm Lake Resort, SPM Law, Cooroy Hotel, John
Get adventurous - try the rock climbling wall sponsored by Raine & Horne Noosa Hinterland pack including a t-shirt and other goodies for all the volunteers. Don’t miss the Cooroy Fusion Fetival on Saturday, May 12. For more information on the festival head to www.cooroyfusion festival. com.au
Madill Toyota, Hinternoosa Real Estate and Katie’s Ark. For the dedicated community members that make this festival, fun, fabulous and free, Fiona Winter Realty are providing support with a special volunteer
Permaculture meetings PERMACULTURE Noosa monthly meetings are usually held on the 3rd Thursday of each month at Cooroy State Primary School Hall, 59 Elm Street, Cooroy. Doors open at 5.30pm when, low cost, tasty meals will be available. 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. Our Keynote Speaker for March is Veronica Cougan, owner and manager of Witjuti Grub Bushfood Nursery. Also on the agenda are our regular sections on what to plant this month and other useful tips. The night is complete with a “bring a plate” shared supper at 8pm. All welcome.
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DRAGON boating is not new. People have participated in this sport for over 2000 years and for the first time Dragon Boat Racing is coming to Lake Macdonald, Cooroy on Sunday 6 May 2018. It is a fun sport suitable for all fitness levels and ages from 12 upwards. The fund raising event is being organised by the Rotary Club of Cooroy. Make up your own dragon boat crew, boys, girls, male and female (20 to a boat), work mates, clubs, school, gym, friends, family and volunteer groups not a full crew! – no worries, we can supply paddlers to fill your crew for each race. Bob McCrossin, President of the Rotary Club of Cooroy said Dragon boating is for everyone and anyone of any age, shape or size. It is a dynamic and exciting sport and this will be a day of fun which crosses all cultural divides and brings people together. “It is great team building and an opportunity to try something new while raising money for good causes.” Register online (http://www.cooroyrotary.org.au/ index.php/dragon-boat-race) and we will organise expert training days for you and your crew. Corporate, or business team $1,000, Club $500 and School teams $200 with a crew of up to 20 and all net proceeds to charity with local disability support group Sunshine Butterflies based in Tewantin as the main beneficiary. Put the date (Sunday 6 May) in your diary and follow us on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/ cooroyrotary) and for more information go to http:// www.cooroyrotary.org.au/index.php/dragon-boat-race
How times have changed
A young Troy French was one of the baton runners for the 1982 Commonwealth Games
The 1982 Commonwealth Games held in Brisbane doesn’t seem that long ago, but how times have changed. Greg Holmes brought us in this photo his wife took of the final tally board. You will notice that England’s final winning tally is 108 with us only one medal behind at 107. But when you add up England’s tally - Gold (38), Silver (38) and Bronze (33) the numbers don’t quite add up.
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Muir’s Musings With Brigid Muir Isn’t it astonishing that episodes of The Simpson’s and Seinfeld, which many of my contemporaries laughed at thoroughly enjoyed a decade or so ago, now showcase what is deemed by today’s standards as unacceptable brands of humour? Today, humour that deals with gender, age and race is classed as offensively sexist, ageist, homophobic and racist. Drawing attention to prejudice and discrimination of any form is now considered taboo. Humour has a basis in reality and our society is far from perfect. Humans are and always will be fallible. It’s our weaknesses that are funny and humour can provide a forum where such issues are explored and discussed. Humour that is drawn from underlying realities so long as the main intention is not to denigrate others should be permitted. Important societal issues are a part of contemporary discourse. Through satire, parody, sarcasm and drawing paradoxes, humour provides a unique platform to explore issues in a manner that can draw attention to incongruities and inconsistencies within society. Humorous social commentary should have a message and be hilarious at the same time. People need to be more resilient. We can choose to feel offended or we can take a step back and see the issue being portrayed for what it is. In my opinion, we need to celebrate our freedom of speech and develop a thicker skin. Sorry (not sorry) if you’re offended.
Is adolescence societal recidivism? Nature, nurture or simply adults forgetting that they too were once young, immature, and apparently, self-entitled? “The children now love luxury; they have bad manners, contempt for authority; they show disrespect for elders and love chatter in place of exercise. Children are now tyrants, not the servants of their households. They no longer rise when elders enter the room. They contradict their parents, chatter before company, gobble up dainties at the table, cross their legs, and tyrannize their teachers.” Socrates 469 BC (possibly spuriously attributed, but interesting nevertheless). “What is happening to our young people? They disrespect their elders, they disobey their parents. They ignore the law. They riot in the streets inflamed with wild notions. Their morals are decaying. What is to become of them?” Plato 330 BC. “I see no hope for the future of our people if they are dependent on frivolous youth of today, for certainly all youth are reckless beyond words... When I was young, we were taught to be discreet and respectful of elders, but the present youth are exceedingly wise [disrespectful] and impatient of restraint.” Hesiod, 8th Century BC.
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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 April 5. Last edition’s winner was Donnelle Snow of Cooroy who found the ‘Rolled up Rag’ in the Lifeline Denim Sale ad on Page 6. Win a $25 fruit tray from Cooroy Supa IGA. (We will post it out to you).
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How’s your nest egg? Geoff Edwards, Cooroy & Pomona Community Bank Branches of Bendigo Bank HAPPY Easter everyone! I hope you have plans to celebrate and relax with family and friends. Now that Easter is upon us again, how many of us are thinking about a different type of egg the nest egg? We all strive to save our hard earned money, which is getting more and more difficult with life’s ever increasing expenses. There will be many key times in our lives that will make us think about our budget. Like starting a new job, getting married, buying a home, saving for a holiday and many more. Any time is a great time to think about your budget and planning to grow that little nest egg. Many of us struggle with budgets; they’re too hard, too complicated and too restrictive. Most banks will offer help with budgets, whether it’s an online calculator that you key in your information, or a budget planner you record your own details. These need to be used to help track your income and expenses. For your income, take into account all of your wages, pensions, family payments, interest, dividends etc. That is usually the easy part, knowing what we earn. To accurately work out your expenses, use your bank account statements, credit card statements or your bills to find out what you spend your money on. Remember those other bills that may come in less frequently, such as rates or car registrations. Think about having other bills as monthly deductions, rather than an annual bill, such as insurances.
Once you have these completed, you can then work out your disposable income, this is the amount left over once you have allowed for all of your expenses to be paid. This can then be used to save regularly. Your bank can help you choose an account that’s right for you to save your extra money. Depending upon your situation, this may be in an offset account if you have a home loan or in a special savings account that will pay more interest. Remember to allow yourself some flexibility within your budget and be realistic. It’s no use having a great budget on paper if in reality it can’t work. If you would like to discuss your budget or a savings account, please contact me on 5447 7131 or on email at geoff.edwards@bendigoadelaide.com.au. Geoff Edwards is the senior manager of the Cooroy and Pomona Community Bank Branches of Bendigo Bank.
Hop aboard a Free Easter holiday bus Get around town with ease this Easter with Council’s Free Holiday Buses. Travel will be free on five local TransLink bus routes from March 30 (Good Friday) to April 8, with a free shuttle bus on the road between Peregian Beach and Noosa Heads. “The Free Holiday Buses are a great, free opportunity, for residents and visitors to try public transport,” says Council’s Infrastructure Services Director Carl Billingham. “Council is pleased to again deliver this very popular initiative in cooperation with Sunbus and TransLink. “66% of respondents who caught a Free Holiday Bus over the recent Christmas/New Year period said they had access to a car in Noosa, so residents and visitors are actively choosing to take the free bus, instead of drive, which is great to see.” Travel on a range of regular services, and a temporary service will be free this Easter. Regular services: • Route 626 – Tewantin to Sunrise Beach via Noosa Heads • Route 627 – Tewantin to Sunshine Beach
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via Noosa Heads • Route 628 – Noosa Parklands to Noosa Junction, via Noosa Civic • Route 629 – Tewantin to Noosa Junction via Noosa Civic • Route 632 – Noosa to Cooran via Cooroy and Pomona Additional temporary service: • Route 064 - between Peregian Beach and Noosa Heads. For residents living between Peregian and Noosa, instead of catching Route 620, the temporary service, Route 064 (operated by Sunbus) is for you. The Boreen Point Flexilink service and Noosa Council Cabs services will also be free from March 30 to April 8 (normal booking procedures apply). Generally, a weekend timetable will operate on most public holidays. Timetables are available at www.translink.com.au or call 13 12 30 anytime. Most of the free services terminate by 7pm. For more information visit Council’s website: www.noosa.qld.gov.au or call 5329 6500.
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Wouldn’t it be nice! A RETIRED Cooroy man, whose private family syndicate won division one in Saturday Gold Lotto on the weekend, has explained he saw a big prize had landed in the region, but initially didn’t realise he was the “lucky bastard”. The Cooroy entry was one of six division one winning entries across Australia in Saturday Gold Lotto draw 3825 on 17 March 2018. Each entry won the division one prize of $658 157.13. “Ho, ho, bloody ho!” the man exclaimed when a Golden Casket official confirmed his prize. “Me and my two kids go into it so we’ll share it. We’ve being going in together for about eight years. “I discovered the win yesterday. I was going for a ride on my motorbike, and I was packed and ready to go but it was raining. So I went into town to get the paper. As I was leaving the store I saw a sign out the front saying there had been another bloody first division winner. I thought some lucky bastard had won it and then I got home and
checked my ticket and I was the lucky bastard. “I celebrated last night by having a jam and cheese sanga and a cup of tea for dinner. “I said to my daughter ‘I hope it’s not like that Alanis Morissette song - I’ve won the lotto and died the next day’. That’d be my bloody luck wouldn’t it? “For the kids, this will pretty much pay out their mortgages. For me, I’ll be going down to the MotoGP and a few bike races in Victoria - something I’ve wanted to do for a while.” The man, who wishes to remain anonymous, purchased his winning 24-game QuickPick entry at Belvedere Newsagency, 4 Diamond Street, Cooroy. Belvedere Newsagency owner Carol Christensen said her outlet’s latest Gold Lotto win came just six months after the last one. “In October last year we sold a division one winning entry – it was our first one in 25 years. Now we’ve had another one. We just need a third one now!” she said.
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Have a say on future infrastructure plan THE COMMUNITY has until April 18 to comment on Council’s draft Local Government Infrastructure Plan (LGIP) - part of proposed amendment to Noosa’s planning scheme. LGIPs provide councils the legislative mechanism for development to contribute to necessary trunk infrastructure over the next 10 to 15 years to support growth and future development. Trunk infrastructure includes major roads, pathways and bus stops, public parks, recreation and sports parks, community land, plus stormwater infrastructure. Council’s Development Assessment Manager Kerri Coyle said the draft LGIP would replace the existing Priority Infrastructure Plan, which is the current mechanism to levy development contributions currently in The Noosa Plan. “The LGIP will ensure Council, through its capi-
tal works program, is meeting the shire’s future infrastructure needs. It also allows Council to pass on the cost of some trunk infrastructure to developers,” Ms Coyle said. The draft LGIP is open for public feedback as part of a planning scheme amendment process. The State Government approved Council’s draft LGIP in March to go out for public feedback until Wednesday, April 18. After Council has reviewed submissions received, the draft LGIP will then go back to the State for approval. To view and comment online, visit yoursay.noosa.qld.gov.au, or visit Council’s offices at Pelican Street, Tewantin to view a hard copy of the proposed amendments. Submissions can also be posted to Noosa Council, PO Box 141, Tewantin QLD 4565, or emailed to ic@noosa.qld.gov.au
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Chad Monroe Certified Financial Planner® of Provision Wealth Management* IT’S important you understand how retirement villages work and the type of costs you’re likely to come across. Today, around 184,000 Australians call a retirement village home. And, with the country’s senior population only set to increase, the number of people wanting to live in a retirement village is predicted to more than double by 2025. If it’s something you or a family member have been thinking about, a national survey revealed 93% of retirement village residents felt their overall happiness and life satisfaction remained the same, or had increased slightly to significantly since making the move from the family home. If you’d like to know more, we’ve pulled together some general information, as well as some of the costs you’re likely to come across. Remember, it’s also important you speak to a professional and are across any contract complexities before making any decisions. Retirement villages are generally complexes made up of individual residences. While they were traditionally designed to cater to the needs and lifestyles of peo-
ple aged 55 and over, the average age of new residents entering retirement villages is currently 75. Retirement villages are typically self-funded and do not receive government funding or subsidies. Many offer a range of health, leisure, and support services, and will often include medical facilities, as well as recreational facilities, such as community halls, bowling greens, libraries, and pools. According to a national census, the three main reasons residents said they wanted to move into a village were, they wanted to downsize while they could, their former home was becoming too big to manage, and they wanted freedom from house responsibilities to pursue other interests. Here are some additional insights from the survey: 68% of residents stated their confidence and feeling of security increased slightly to significantly after moving from the family home to their retirement village; 73% of residents stated that they were ‘very satisfied’ to ‘extremely satisfied’ that their expectations of their retirement village had been met; 75% said they were happy with
their decision to move into their retirement village and would make the same decision again. There are many different payment models - the ‘loan/licence’ (or licence to occupy) model a popular one among retirement villages. Under this model, here are some common costs and considerations you’re likely to come across - and note, the way figures are calculated will differ depending on the retirement village. Typical costs include an entry contribution, which may be refundable, minus an exit fee (commonly referred to as a deferred management fee), which will be payable on your departure; ongoing charges to cover things like maintenance and general services provided by the village, which may still be payable for a period of time after you’ve left. You also need to consider how capital gains may be retained by the operator and shared with you upon your exit; The potential for special levies to fund new services or refurbishments. The Australian Government has indicated that different fee structures make it difficult to compare the
affordability of different retirement villages, but here’s some general information on the three most common payment models to give you a bit of guidance: Loan/licence - This model is used by about 50% to 60% of retirement village operators. As mentioned above the main fees include an entry contribution (which may be refundable), an exit fee, and ongoing service costs. It’s important to note, your license agreement is not registered with the Land Titles Offices, and as such, offers lower security of tenure than a leasehold or freehold title. Leasehold - this model makes up about 30% of retirement village arrangements, offering residents a long-term lease for accommodation, in exchange for a lump-sum payment. Leases are registered with the relevant Land Titles Offices, which offers residents security of tenure, but which may also attract stamp duty. Upon departure, you’re entitled to a lease termination payment minus the exit fee (deferred management fee). And note, in some cases, you will not receive your payment until a new resident takes over the lease.
Freehold title - these models, where residents have 100% ownership of their retirement village unit, are not particularly common and make up less than 10% of retirement village arrangements. Why contract terms are so important: There is much to think about when assessing your living arrangements in retirement, particularly when it comes to signing contracts and making sure you understand the fine print. How different villages charge can vary significantly and some residents may be subject to different fee structures. On top of that, what you pay could also change over time to reflect occupancy demand, changes in ownership and fluctuations in property prices. Depending on the arrangement, there is the potential to benefit from having access to home equity or to defer a large portion of your costs until a later date. For these reasons, it’s very important to speak to your financial adviser and a legal professional before signing anything. If you seek further professional advice, please contact our office on 07 5447 7740.
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The hookers journey Sunny Coast Accountants are proud to announce we have opened an office in the lovely community of Cooroy! Jody & Sarah welcome long time local Sandy Duncan and our admin extraordinaire Jodie Morris to our fantastic team! Pop in to see us in Wimmers Lane.
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Probus Club members gathered to wish one of their favourite members a Happy 100th Birthday. Congratulations Jimmy ... and no you cannot turn it upside down and start at 001 again!
We humbly wrote this poem, In honour of your prose, For all the memories you’ve shared with us, And this is how it goes …. We know you don’t think it’s special, That you’ve reached 100 years today, But we are here to give to you, A big Hip Hip Hooray! Like everyone who’s known you, You’ve added to our life, We love your tales of days gone by, Full of laughter, love and strife. Your spirit of adventure, Is an inspiration to us all, And your love of our great country, Has made us all stand tall. We’re so happy that we met you, You have a heart of gold, You buy those green bananas Jim, You’re so very far from old! Lots of Love, Brenda, Kerry and Janet (The Ragettes)
Congratulations and best wishes to Mrs Grace Smerdon who celebrated her 100th birthday surrounded by friends and family on March 20. Grace is still in good health and enjoys gardening at her home in Noosaville. Grace’s husband Jack was the manager of the Cooroy Butter Factory after WWII until its closure in 1979. Grace has 4 children, 6 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren.
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AFTER listening to community feedback, Minister for Transport and Main Roads Mark Bailey said Queensland Rail (QR) will retain the current pedestrian crossing at Pomona station. Minister Bailey said he wanted to assure locals the crossing would remain, but that it would require a number of safety upgrades. “QR put a number of options forward, one of which was to close the crossing, but after public consultations the message was loud and clear that people wanted the crossing to stay,” Mr Bailey said. Brian O’Connor, a spokesperson for the Don’t Divide Pomona group, said the thing that drove the campaign to retain the cross-town path was the realisation by residents that the alternative crossing point Queensland Rail wanted people to use – the intersection of Reserve and Factory streets — was inherently more dangerous.
“Contrast that with the fact that there had been no death or major incident at the existing crossing point for more than 100 years,” said Mr O’Connor. “The closure of the path would have made Pomona more a town divided. With the path retained and the prospect of a new railway station going in, the centre of town will be more functional and pleasant. “A better cross-town path will make it easier for Pomonans to get about, but also visitors to The Majestic, the museum and the art gallery, as well as horse riders and hikers on the Noosa Trail Network. “All of this convenience and vibrancy would have been lost had the path closed because it would have driven more people into their cars for relatively short journeys about a walkable town. “Now we know a cross-town path will be retained, there are opportunities to see how the
Bridge over troubled waters AFTER over 50 years the existing one-lane bridge on Pomona-Kin Kin, ”6 Mile Creek, Crossing 7" remains a dangerous disgrace to all road users. The deck and other parts of the structure have been regularly rebuilt at great expense. Over the past 20 years both LNP and Labor have told local people this bridge will be upgraded, only to be forgotten once any election is over. Main Roads now requires that this bridge be “inspected” by an “engineer” and reopened only after water levels have fallen 2.3 meters below the bridge surface! Rains on October and January this summer resulted in this bridge being closed for over 30 hours each time even though the water level dropped and stayed below the bridge deck level within few hours after it peaked. If the 6 Mile Bridge is so dangerous that it now needs inspection after flooding, how is it that large 30+ tonne double carrier gravel trucks are permitted to use this bridge as often as every 10 minutes apart every work day all year round? And what happens if the bridge is one day declared “unsafe”? Robert Herron
rest of the walkways through Pomona can better connect to it. We will be asking Queensland Rail to reveal their plans for the station and path as soon as possible. “We would never have got to this point without the resilience and determination of the people of Pomona, including the 1700 people who signed the petition, the 148 people who attended the formal consultation day and the 80 or so people who participated in the protest march, not to mention the many private letters that went to QR and the Transport Minister. “In the end, Queensland Rail said they had been overwhelmed by the 100 per cent opposition to the closure proposal. It just goes to show what people power can do – so well done all,” Mr O’Connor said. Queensland Rail will keep the Pomona community informed regarding the progress and timing of the design investigations.
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COOROY RAG 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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“They open a door and enter a world.” Pomona audiences can expect to be transported when Little Seed Theatre Company presents its latest production, Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe, at the Majestic Theatre on Easter Saturday. This is the first time that the company has toured a show and the team is excited to perform at The Majestic. Director Johanna Wallace explains, ‘The opportunity to work within the classic theatre space and the people of the Hinterland is something to be cherished.” A heroic tale of love, faith and the triumph of good over evil, The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe has enthralled people of all ages since C.S. Lewis published the fantasy novel in 1950. Little Seed’s dramatisation shares the story of the four Pevensie children, who discover a magical portal to the mythical land of Narnia. Expect talking animals,
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The score complements the dazzling array of characters – the great lion Aslan is accompanied by strings and brass, while Mr Tumnus, the faun, is followed by the sound of panpipes. A bamboo flute, handmade by Pomona’s Windelf, who gifted it to Harper Ramsey who plays Tumnus, will again be used to add an extra atmospheric touch,” Heather
DANGEROUS Song (Linsey Pollak and Lizzie O’Keefe) are teaming up with Band of Frequencies to present two films ”Dangerous Song - blue” and ”Men of Wood and Foam” each with its own ‘Live’ Soundtrack at the Majestic Theatre in Pomona on Saturday, April 7 from 7pm – 10.30pm. “Men of Wood and Foam” Is the story of the men who shaped Australian surfing. It’s a fascinating one-hour documentary uncovering a golden decade of surfing, starting in 1956, when surfing was transformed into a sport and culture with its very own music, movies, fashion and heroes. “Dangerous Song - Blue” uses the stunning underwater cinematography by renowned and celebrated underwater cinematographer David Hannan with a
live soundtrack created by Linsey Pollak and Lizzie O’Keefe using the exquisite combination of endangered animal calls with the human voice. Dangerous Song Blue combines the human voice with the sounds of endangered animals to create an intriguing and moving musical performance, and ultimately a new musical language. Men of Wood & Foam is the story of the men who shaped Australian surfing, is a fascinating one-hour documentary uncovering a golden decade of surfing, starting in 1956, when surfing was transformed into a sport and culture with its very own music, movies, fashion and heroes. Bookings: https:// www.eventbrite.com.au/e/band-offrequencies-dangerous-song-a-night-offilm-live-soundtrack-tickets-42223693203
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adds. “We have taken a lot of inspiration from the time the story was set – England in World War II. London has been hit by airstrikes, and the Pevensie children have been sent to the country for safety. Our opening number evokes the BBC Jazz Hour, and is one big jam session. The audience will love it,” Heather adds. “We are excited to add to Little Seed’s growing legacy of quality produc-
The first annual Art of the Body exhibition opens next month to reveal Cooroy Butter Factory Arts Centre’s curatorial aesthetic for 2018. Forty works chosen from around 50 Sunshine Coast and Brisbane artists feature. From Sculpture and singleline work to oil paintings and interactive pieces, Art of the Body shares dates with the nationally acclaimed Australian Body Art Festival, also held in Cooroy. BFAC co-ordinator Alicia Sharples said this exhibition continues the conversation started by the Festival. It’s also her first content selection for the art space, since taking on the role late 2017. “I hope this show invites discussion from those that come and see it, about what constitutes ‘Art of the Body’ and also encourages a flow on from our space into the Australian Body Art Festival, and vice-versa. “It was organised before my time here at the Butter Factory but I’ve had the great joy of selecting which works fill it. ‘Art of the Body’ opens officially with exhibitions ‘Expressions’ by Marcus Beach Artists’ group and ‘hARTland’ by Nicole Harper 6pm, Friday April 06. All welcome, cash bar available. The three exhibitions show until Tuesday, May 8 at the Butter Factory Arts Centre, Cooroy.
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tions created right here in Noosa, and the opportunity to take this show to the hinterland was one notto be missed. Hopefully it will be the first of many” Little Seed Theatre Company presents Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe at The Majestic Theatre Noosa. Saturday March 31 J performances at 2.00pm and 6.30pm.. Book online: www. themajestictheatre.com.au
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mythical creatures, a white witch, and a cast of talented young performers supported by live and locally-composed music. “Our young orchestra has composed 21 pieces of original music for the production, which complements the action on stage and adds another layer to the story,” says Little Seed’s Musical Director, Heather Groves. The 13-member orchestra has worked tirelessly over the past few months to create a score that “adds to the mood, works with the actors and enhances the story,” Heather adds. Little Seed also hosted workshops with Andy Kidd, a professional musician who composes for silent films, and Jo Ramsey, a violinist and acclaimed music teacher. Both Andy and Jo helped tighten the score and will be part of the orchestra, which Heather explains “adds another exciting dimension and level of professionalism to our production”.
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dining & entertainment Thando @ The Imperial IN her first collaboration and with one of the fastestrising Hip Hop acts in Australia, Zimbabwean born Thando has released her brand new single ‘Numb’ ft Remi (added to double J) with an accompanying clip to coincide with her upcoming National ‘Numb’ tour. A track about assimilation as a minority Australian ‘Numb’ follows on from the release of Thando’s debut EP ‘Digital Love Letters’ clocking up airplay around the country on Triple J, Double J and National Community Radio. In her words; “On a personal level however, I’m addressing being an ‘African Youth’ who has grown up in Australia. Topics concerning ‘belonging’ and ‘race’ have been focused on by mainstream media, (especially as of late) and this had me reflecting on my place in this country and where I truly belong.” Thando is headed for the Sunshine Coast on April 7 @ Imperial Hotel (Bunker), Eumundi.
SUNSHINE Coast Ukulele Festival will be holding their 5th annual ukulele festival in the beautiful Mary Valley town of Kenilworth from 19 – 22nd April. This year’s festival, titled Ukulele Fiesta, will be just that, a fabulous, colourful, festive event with artists from Italy, New Zealand and from all around Australia. Performing at Ukulele Fiesta will be the fantastico 3 piece band from Italy, Ukus In Fabula, the wellknown multi-talented and multi-instrumentalist, Nicky Bomba, The Nukes from New Zealand, Sunshine Coast’s own hard working band, Pineapple Crush, gorgeous and totally fabulous The Loveys and many more. There will be heaps of great workshops to suit all standards of ukulele playing with workshops on singing and harmony, learn to dance the Samba,
and a drumming workshop. There’ll be plenty of merchandise to buy including music books, CD’s and new ukuleles, because we can never have enough ukuleles, our annual songwriting competition with great prizes, our own special UkeWiz and jamming around the campfire with friends. The joy of playing the little ukulele and singing along in a big group of likeminded people of all ages, race & gender is incomparable. It brings everyone together for the love of making music and singing like nothing else does. Everyone’s welcome to come along. Bring your tent or caravan or just come for a day. For ticket and site bookings and other festival information go to website: www.sunshinecoastukulelefest.com
Ridgewood Photo Fair THE Ridgewood Hall is very pleased to announce that the world famous photographer, Colin Beard, will be the judge for the upcoming Ridgewood Photo Fair to be held in May. At 26, Colin Beard gave up his desk job as an engineer to follow the sixties rock ‘n’ roll revolution from behind the lens of a camera. In 1966 with two other mates, Colin launched Australia’s first iconic pop music magazine called Go-Set and became its founding photographer. What ensued were three extraordinary years travelling the world photographing all the major rock ‘n’ rollers of the time including The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Cher, The Who, Cat Stevens, The Kinks and many more. From photographing rock n roll stars, he became one of Australia’s most accomplished fashion photographers, producing numerous covers and fashion spreads for Vogue, Cleo, Dolly magazines. His professional work has won several awards including a Gold Medal at the New York “One Show”. He began teaching in 1977 as a founding member of The Sydney College of the Arts, and later joined the staff of the Design Faculty of The University of Technology, Sydney, introducing many new courses in Photography. At UTS he was in-
strumental in the development of the digital photography studios and in the conversion of the design programme to digital technology. Alongside his academic activities, Colin is a highly regarded Photojournalist, and was the first photographer to be commissioned for Australian Geographic magazine. He was selected as one of the 100 international photographers representing Australia in the book, “A Day in the Life of Australia”. Colin’s photographs have been exhibited widely, including solo exhibitions in all the major cities of Australia, and in Beijing, Italy and London. Colin has semi-retired to the beautiful Mary Valley and conducts photography workshops on the Sunshine Coast. The Ridgewood Photo Fair receives 200 photographic entries annually, with the 2017 overall winner being 11 year old Lilly Kennedy from Noosa Christian College. This year, entries will be accepted from 7th May to 14th May, with the results and prize presentations being announced at an exhibitors function on Friday evening 18th May. The Entry Form which provides all details of the Fair, including the categories for Open and Junior, and where to lodge entries, is available from www.roundtheridges.com/events.
Imperial Hotel Courtesy Bus The Imperial Hotel’s FREE courtesy bus operates Friday and Saturday nights from 5pm + Sundays from 2pm travelling to Eumundi, Belli Park, Cooroy, Doonan, Eerwah Vale, North Arm, and Verrierdale. Phone Gary on 0467 414 171 to book. The courtesy bus service is also available for group bookings of eight or more up to 30 mins from the hotel (includes Bli Bli, Coolum, Cooran, Nambour, Noosa, Noosaville, Palmwoods, Peregian Springs, Peregian Beach, Pomona, Sunshine Beach, Tewantin and Yandina). To book a group pick-up, call the hotel on 5442 8811 any time throughout the week.
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Are you inflamed? EVERYONE has experienced the remarkable phenomenon of acute inflammation - a sprained ankle, splinter, or cut – and as a result have witnessed the affected area turn red, puffy and hot as your immune system rushes to your aid to assess the injury and fight any pathogen that might have entered your body. A normal, healthy inflammatory response should flare up and die down again a short time later, as the healing process resolves the inflammation and the injury heals. Pain and inflammation should not be chronic, it should go away - but what if it doesn’t? Nutritionist and Naturopath, Jodie Persovic, explains more. Imagine if you kept injuring yourself in the same location repetitively. The result
would be unresolved ongoing inflammation. However, not all inflammation has a visible injury. For example, if there is inflammation in your gut, the only symptom may be some niggling gut issues, yet you cannot ‘see’ the problem. Nevertheless, there may be an inflammatory snowball effect occurring inside. Unresolved inflammation, visible or not, becomes more problematic the longer it keeps interfering with the normal workings of your body, and has been linked to many types of chronic disease such as arthritis and type 2 diabetes. Nobody wants to be in pain, and for optimal health it is important to stop abnormal inflammation in its tracks. Pharmaceutical antiinflammatories are commonly used to help relieve persistent pain, however some medications may be accompanied by unwanted side effects if used ongoing. Fortunately, there are natural anti-inflammatory and pain relief solutions that can be individualised for your situation, whether you need acute care or more ongoing support. Herbal medicines can offer safe and effective anti-inflammatory support for a range of body systems, including: the Digestive Tract (calendula, chamomile and meadowsweet); Muscles and Joints (boswellia, turmeric and devil’s claw); Allergies (sarsaparilla and baical skullcap) and the Urinary Tract (crataeva and golden rod).
It is also important to learn which diet and lifestyle behaviours may be adding to inflammation in your body, such as: 1) smoking; 2) being an unhealthy weight; 3) eating refined/processed carbohydrates (e.g. white bread, pasta, white rice, cereals); 4) consuming ’trans’ fats (e.g. fried or fast foods, packaged baked goods, vegetable fats used in some margarines); 5) being sleep deprived; 6) regularly consuming alcohol, excess caffeine sugar and/ or salt; 7) ongoing digestive issues that upset the balance of ‘good’ bacteria (e.g. stomach pain, bloating, diarrhoea) and/or; 8) experiencing ongoing psychological stress (e.g. unhappy employment situation, social isolation, caring for a loved one with a serious disease). Modifying any or all of these is an important step in a holistic approach to reducing inflammation that may be contributing to your pain or illness. Don’t let visible or invisible inflammation be a perpetuating problem! Take action to address inflammation - it can not only improve your quality of life now, but reduce your risk of chronic disease in future. Jodie Persovic is the Principal Dietitian and founder of Nutrition Means. She is also a Naturopath and specialises in a wide range of health conditions. For more information call 0419 668 803, or visit www.nutritionmeans.com.au
Register now for Council’s Active Teens program COUNCIL’S new Active Teens Program, which offers 13-to-17-year-olds low cost access to activities such as stand-up paddle boarding and mountain biking, is now taking registrations. Some of the other activities on offer include surfing, boxing, jiu-jitsu and gym. With Active Teens, Council aims to encourage more youngsters to take part in sport and physical activity. The program aims to encourage 13-to-17-year-
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Life is in Balance in Cooroy LOCALS are already taking advantage of the new yoga studio in Cooroy. A number of them have already joined the yoga classes at Life in Balance after it opened on Wednesday 14th March in Kauri Street. Over 70 people attended the official opening at the end of our first week open, with the majority of them also from Cooroy and surrounding areas. It was an enjoyable night with locals Adhi Bail and Glen Bruce playing live music. All in all, it was a very positive start, according to Heidi De Wald Veraa, who added that her Ayurvedic medicine clinic was also booked out for this coming week. “I think the locals are embracing the new opportunity the Ayurvedic clinic and yoga studio are providing, with many locals commenting that this is a place Cooroy needed,” Heidi added. “We’ve had lots of inquiries and interest in the Diploma of Ayurveda as well.” Ayurveda is India’s traditional system of healing that helps to restore and maintain healthy balance in the body. Balance will help prevent disease, address anxiety, fatigue, depression, bad digestion, skin disease, high blood-pressure, promote natural weight loss and allows the body to heal itself naturally from re-occurring pain and illness. In just two years, the Australian complimentary medicines industry has nearly doubled! A clear sign that the Australian people are wanting to take their health in their own hands to live longer and healthier lives. The Diploma of Ayurvedic Lifestyle Consultation starts in May and enrolments are already coming in. Students will learn the philosophy of Ayurveda, how to detect illness from a very early stage, how to make medicines and how to perform at least nine classical therapies including the full-body Abhyanga massage. They will also need to complete 200 hours of clinic time before they can qualify for the nationally recognised Diploma and ready for work as soon as they finish. The current Diploma student have just completed their final exams, after 18 months of study and have intentions of practising in various parts of Noosa and
the Sunshine Coast, including Cooroy. Our move to Cooroy looks like being a real success, said Heidi, and it is so nice to only have to come down from home at Black Mountain to go to work in our local community. Heidi, and her husband Joe, were forced to close their previous premises due to asbestos fibres in their old Noosaville premises. Our students, friends and clients rallied to support us and 25 of them helped us to paint the interior of the new clinic. It has been a very humbling experience, Heidi added. The new premises in Kauri Street, are right next door to the Copperhead Restaurant. Ayurvedic medicine has been practised in India for thousands of years. It is very much about living a healthy lifestyle, Heidi said. We use natural organic herbs and oils to help treat any conditions that might be presenting in people. For further information: contact Heidi or Joe on 07 5455 5050 or yourlifeinbalance.com.au
3 Ruby Street, Cooroy PH: 5442 6239
Did you know that Easter Sunday falls on April Fools Day this year?
3 Ruby Street, Cooroy PH: 5442 6239
We have MOVED
306a/90 Goodchap Street, Noosaville Larger Premises in the same Complex Noosa Clinic is moving to behind the Child Care Centre and near Noosa Radiology. We look forward to seeing you there from the 26th March. We welcome new and old patients alike.
FLU VAX AVAILABLE MID-APRIL
Welcoming New DOCTORS Taking Appointments from early APRIL DR. ROB TUFFLEY MBBS (QLD) FRACGP DRANZCOG (Advanced)
Dr Frank Demaio
Dr Arron Whyatt
Dr Rosemary Howard
DR. JOANNE PITKIN
Dr Deshanu Jayasinghe
(MBBS, FRACGP, DCH)
Dr Deshanu Jayasinghe is an accredited Skin Care College Doctor and is available for comprehensive skin care checks and skin care management
306a/90 Goodchap Street, Noosaville
Dr Rob Tuffley has extensive experience, and a wide range of procedural skills and interests including Women’s health, Obstetrics, antenatal & postnatal care, Palliative care, Anaesthetics , Sports and trauma medicine, Paediatrics and Diabetes, skin cancer surgery (including flaps & grafts) and vasectomies.
Dr Julie Josey
Dr Leisa Andrews
Dr Richard Simpson
Dr. Joanne Pitkin enjoys all aspects of General Practice with special interests in Women’s health, Child & Adolescent health, Chronic disease management and Aged Care.
5449 7600
Please phone, email: info@noosaclinic.com.au or visit our website: noosaclinic.com.au www.cooroyrag.com.au
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NOOSA HINTERLAND DENTURE SERVICES Call for your free consultation to discuss the various denture options available
• All health-funds accepted • Pensioner Discounts • No referral needed
Make an appointment with Bernd Behrens Dental Prosthetist / Technician Adv. Dip Dp, Dp DT
PH: 5455 3304 Shop 7/1 Diamond Street, Cooroy
Don’t suffer unnecessarily with eczema ECZEMA, also called dermatitis, is a group of conditions in which the skin is dry, itchy and scaly (note: not “hot,” which is usually more a sign of infection). In severe outbreaks the skin may become raw, red and bleeding. It affects up to 30% of pre-school aged children (5 years or under), and 1 in 6 school-aged children in Australia Eczema is thought to be triggered by different factors for different people. Some common examples include: • Irritants (e.g. soaps and shampoos) • Allergens (e.g. dust mites and pet hair) • Microbes (e.g. some types of virus and bacteria) • Hot/cold temperatures (and humidity
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COOROY RAG changes that accompany these) • Foods (e.g. dairy products and eggs) • Stress • Hormones Some of us live with this skin condition every day of our lives. The team at your LiveLife Pharmacy are here to help you and your family to look after your skin. Some lifestyle hints that we may recommend include: • Avoid excessively hot water when showering and bathing • When towelling dry, pat rather than rub your skin • Apply cool, wet compresses – the affected area may even be covered with bandages and dressings to help protect the skin and prevent scratching • Avoid dry conditions (e.g. air conditioners and heaters) • Avoid soap based products - Use a soap-free cleanser or bath oil. Also try to avoid colours and fragrances in these cleansers. • Apply a thick moisturiser to the skin once or twice daily (best applied immediately after a shower/bath to retain the moisture in the skin). Consider increasing this frequency of application
if living/working in a dry/air-conditioned/heated environment. • Wear clothes made of natural fibres where possible, so the skin may breathe • Avoid any known triggers and irritants • Wear protective gloves when using any type of chemical or detergent • Avoid chlorinated pools if possible. Otherwise, ensure you shower then moisturise your skin well when you get out. • When using a new cosmetic, try testing it first on a small, inconspicuous area of skin such as your forearm. That way if you experience a reaction, you can avoid using it again. • Try to avoid scratching the skin, as this can lead to infection or scarring – keep your fingernails short! • Choose mild/unscented laundry detergent. Remember to consult one of our pharmacists should your symptoms persist. We have many more products such as steroid creams and antihistamines, and even complementary therapies which may be beneficial for your skin. Don’t suffer unnecessarily with skin conditions. Speak to your LiveLife pharmacist today and start living!!!
Sunshine Butterflies launch $100K ‘Butterfly Appeal’ Local disability support charity Sunshine Butterflies launched their Butterfly Appeal last week to raise much-needed funds to complete their new headquarters Our Backyard in Cooroibah. Their goal is to raise $100,000 to finish capital works and major infrastructure projects at their new base, ‘Our Backyard’that provides life skills, recreation and learning opportunities to those living with a disability and their families. If you would like to buy a butterfly to support Sunshine Butterflies, please visit our website www.sunshinebutterflies.com.au, drop in to your local Bendigo Bank branch at Cooroy, Pomona, Tewantin or Marcoola, or contact us on 07 5470 2830.
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COOROY RAG On top of the range
Bed 4; Bath 2; Car 4; 2.46 hectares Offers over $699,000. Nestled on the top of the range, and an easy 6 minutes drive from the beautiful township of Cooroy is this gorgeous character 4 bedroom abode eager for the new owners to call this place home. 37 Black Mountain Range Road offers plenty of entertaining zones with covered timber decking wrapped around three sides of the home. A resort style freshwater pool with three gazebos will have you sitting and relaxing in absolute serenity whilst taking in the most magnificent sunsets over distant mountain views. Entertaining in this home has been made easy both inside and out, with a built in BBQ area, open kitchen servery and beautiful large timber bifold doors which create a perfect flow and invite the outside in. The spaces are very generous and with 5 metre soaring ceilings, polished timber floors and french doors leading onto wrap around decks, one can’t help but to feel instantly at home here. For the chef in the
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family this kitchen won’t disappoint! Granite bench tops, stainless steel appliances, new dishwasher and a walk-in pantry. The main bedroom is equipped with air-conditioning, has an ensuite with corner spa, walk in robe and french doors leading out onto the covered deck. The other three bedrooms extend along a hallway, with excellent separation from the master via the laundry and main bathroom. All bedrooms come with built-ins and fans. Other features include: 2 concrete water tanks holding approx. 20,000 gallons of fresh rainwater; 6kw solar system and gas hot water; established fruit trees; Parking for the caravan or boat with a 3.5m high carport, and a further 2 carparks with service pit; 7x 9 shed has previously been fitted with a shower and toilet and has the potential to be converted into dual living or an office area. Don’t delay, this one won’t last long. Contact Kess Prior, 0404 344 399 Hinternoosa.com.au, 5447 7000.
4 bed single level on one acre
Bed 4; Bath 2; Car 2; 4001sqm Price: $679,000 On a near level one acre, this single level 4 bedroom brick home is all about a hinterland lifestyle. Situated amongst quality properties on a peaceful no through road, the home is beautifully maintained and features plenty of living spaces both inside and out. One of the lounges has a dark curtain screen that when pulled over creates that media room mood, very clever. The sparkling fresh kitchen is light and bright with Caesar stone bench tops and sleek ceramic glass cooktop with built in microwave and a dishwasher. From here the outlook is across the extra large covered outdoor entertaining area and concrete pool beyond.
The main bedroom with ensuite and walk in robe also enjoys direct outside access whilst the other three bedrooms all have built in robes and ceiling fans. Outside the land is fully dog fenced and mostly lawn with side access not a problem if someone wanted to build a shed, store a caravan or even build a studio/granny flat. The gardens are easy care, there’s security screens and doors, 5kW solar panels, veggie beds, and a large 10,000 gallon rain water storage. The location is ideal between Cooroy and Pomona with easy access to the highway or back to the coast in under 30 minutes. Contact Jeanette Catalano, 0422 923 851 Hinternoosa.com.au, 5447 7000.
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GRAND ESTATE – A ONE OF A KIND + TENNIS COURT + POOL + SHED & DAM
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Large farmhouse with permanent creek
5 Eewah Court, POMONA 4
3
9
1.84 Acres
Offers Over $895,000 • Opulent Sante fe style living with soaring ceilings • Thoughtfully designed floorplan offering space and quality • Full size tennis court with lights + saltwater swimming pool • Undercover parking for the caravan or motorhome • Kitchen; 5 burner gas cooktop, double door fridge island bench & breakfast bar • Fujitsu ducted air conditioning + Hoover central vacuum system • Soundproof media room; full size screen, Yamaha sound system & BenQ projector • 5Kw solar system, 3 phase power • Feature dam with fountain, bali hut gazebo • 5 minutes to Pomona village, half an hour to Noosa’s world class restaurants
Phil Hargrave 0417 750 507
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Sam Hargrave 0425 777 121
Bed 4; Bath 2; Car 2; 4 acres Offers over $430,000 Located just 5 km from Kin Kin Village with permanent Kin Kin Creek on the lower boundary, this lush and fully useable 4 acres with fruit trees, a giant Kauri Pine and deep volcanic sandy loam soil is a gardener’s delight. Built in the late 70’s to last generations, this spacious 4 bedroom farmhouse features a full wraparound 8 foot messmate veranda, 2 living areas and a large country kitchen built with rare Kauri Pine. There’s room to spread out and options for dual living with a separate lounge, kitchenette and bathroom at the far end of the house. A slow combustion fireplace in the main living area is perfect for crisp winters evenings and rainy autumn days, while the expansive verandas give a choice of spots to entertain, relax or simply enjoy being in the country. This is a wonderful place to raise a family where you can watch the kids climbing mature fruit and
Kylie Mitchell 5485 2200
nut trees including mango, macadamia, pecan, longan, lychee, soursop, carambola, jaboticaba, sapodilla and even a large avocado. A gentle slope for ease of maintenance and glimpses of the Noosa North Shore add to the experience. A stroll to the beautiful Kin Kin Creek on your boundary reveals a large swimming hole and an abundance of water. Two small chook yards and a large 3 bay farm shed with workshop area are great assets to complete the picture. This small farm has been well loved and enjoyed for decades and an opportunity exists for the right people to be creative and continue to live the good life. Being close to Dr Pages Rd means quick access to Tewantin and Noosa via the new sealed tourist route and beautiful Lake Cootharaba is even closer. Call George Andrews on 0477703429 for a private inspection or see you at the open home.
George Andrews 0477 703 429
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Architect-designed residence on 3 acres Walk to town + 20m lap pool + multi-purpose cottage
FOR LEASE
THE QUIETEST PART OF TOWN – SPACIOUS QUALITY HOME
MODERN & STYLISH PEACEFUL & PRIVATE
73 Smedley Drive, POMONA
4
OFFERS OVER $649,000
Pender Creek Road, Kin Kin 2
1
1
39 acres
RENT $425.00 PER WEEK
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Large covered outdoor entertaining area with fantastic views Charming country style kitchen Resort style bathroom with a view while you shower Electricity and garden maintenance included in rent Tank water and bore water Pets on application
GREAT FAMILY HOME IN BEAUTIFUL COORAN
Kiah Court, Cooran 4
2
2
1340m2
RENT $520.00 PER WEEK • • • • • • • •
4791m2
2
2
2 Living areas & 4 Bedrooms Pot belly in family area Air conditioning in living & main bedroom Fully fenced, cubby house Salt Water Swimming pool Covered outdoor entertainment area Quiet cul-de-sac, pets on application Walk to village, primary school and public transport
MASSIVE PRICE REDUCTION!! Offers Over $797,000 Where else would you find a 5-bedroom, 2-bathroom home on 3 acres - with a selfcontained cottage and the perfect workfrom-home set-up - right in town? With everything you need within walking distance - including schools - plus the convenience of town water and mains sewerage, it’s definitely a winner. Incredibly peaceful and private, with only the sound of visiting birds, the main residence is a hand made one of a kind. Located right in town at the end of a concrete driveway, the main residence offers a great mix of accommodation, with open plan living plus formal dining. You’ll love the cathedral ceilings, exposed beams and hand-crafted stone feature walls in the living areas. Timber windows and French doors feature throughout and there’s a cosy slow combustion wood heater to warm both the lounge and dining room. The kitchen is spacious and stylish, with
hardwood timber bench tops, gas cooktop, Blanco dishwasher, pantry, ceiling fan, breakfast bar and meals area. Step outside and you’ll discover - a 20metre saltwater lap pool with outdoor shower, covered entertainment area, pool cover and automatic pool cleaner. The large east-facing deck overlooking the pool is just perfect for relaxing and entertaining. But still there’s more: a separate, selfcontained multipurpose cottage comprising 2 bedrooms, separate lounge and meals area, kitchen, combined bathroom/laundry plus FIVE more rooms currently used for a home business. If you’re keen to grow your own veggies you’ll have no problem here, as the soil is fertile. In fact, it already offers a fine collection of fruit trees, including bananas, mango, Jackfruit, avocado, macadamia and orange. For your private inspection call Phil Hargrave 0417 750 507 or Sam Hargrave 0425 777 121 – HargraveRealEstate.com.au
Mountain retreat with Noosa hinterland’s best view of the Pacific Ocean
• Secluded location, yet walking distance to Pomona village • Spacious open plan living and dining • Huge, East facing deck with a peaceful bush backdrop • Master bedroom with deck access • Town water + extra-large poly tank • Back-up generator, 5kw solar system
QUALITY & STYLE + POOL + SHED + ORCHARD, DAM, BORE & MORE
228 Lone Hand Road, EUMUNDI
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2.5 acres
6
2
OFFERS OVER $1,095,000
Gorgeous designer kitchen, 2 separate living areas Relaxing outdoor living areas + resort style pool Stunning, private gardens, with feature dam Edible gardens over flowing with fruit and vegetables Fully dog proof fences, wonderfully private Chook house with to separate runs would work for dogs Electric gates to 2 bay 6m X 9m shed
LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION
WALK TO SHOPS, SCHOOL & CAFES 2a Queen Street, COORAN
3
1
3
2 acres
OFFERS OVER $434,000
Oak Street, Cooroy 3
1
1
1012m
2
RENT $440.00 PER WEEK • • • • • •
Well maintained home in a quiet street right in town To be painted, new carpet and lino prior to being rented There are 3 bedrooms all with built ins Bathroom has a separate shower, bathtub & separate toilet. Easy-care block provides room for the kids to run around Pets on application
Wendy Cousins SENIOR PROPERTY MANAGER
0477 557 770 - 5485 2200 wendy@hgre.com.au www.cooroyrag.com.au
Bed 5; Bath 3; Car 4; Pool; 15 acres Offers over $990,000 A stunning 400m2 contemporary home located at the very end of a country road gazing out over a sea of green to the blue Pacific Ocean. Encompassed in the vast panorama enjoy the Teewah Sandblow, Lake Cootharaba, Noosa Heads and the striking mountains of Pinbarren, Tinbeerwah, Cooroy and many more. At 300m above sea level offering cool summers and warm winters, this architect designed residence at the very edge of the Cooran Tablelands boasts five generous bedrooms on two levels with expansive living and dining rooms for entertaining. Polished Brushbox timber flooring, soaring ceilings and a clever floor plan offers multiple zones for privacy and space and a stylish guest wing with its own entrance and kitchenette gives options for friends and family. A gleaming timber staircase leads to a sanctuary ideal for yoga, inspiration or a nurturing place to rest, while the sunken lounge beckons you to sit and gaze through the feature glass wall over the infinity pool to the ocean beyond. Extremely energy efficient with off grid
solar and wind, the home is naturally cooled with pure air flowing through the esquisite rainforest escarpment below. Here you will discover giant basalt boulders supporting fig trees, epiphytes and large ferns all growing in their element. Two dams and multiple water tanks service the house, pool and gardens while a large drive through colorbond shed is perfect for storage. The surrounding near level, park like acres give options for orchards, vegetable gardens and a choice of perfect cabin sites with amazing views. Set up glamping sites and cater for the growing number of eco tourists as two boundaries have direct access to the Noosa Tracks and Trails Network. Trendy Cooran Village with it’s wonderful community is 5 minutes below though you will be tempted to stay home and enjoy the ultra privacy and tranquillity. Envious positions such as this are often the realm of mountaintop Costa Rican estates as this is a world of its own but within reach of Noosa’s famous beaches and restaurants. Where else would you want to be? Call George Andrews on 0477703429 for your private inspection.
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Live your rural dream on a budget & in town Security screens on windows & doors All bedrooms include ceiling fans & built-in robes Huge tiled open plan living, big windows, lovely outlook Town water, fruit trees and dam It’s now vacant – so you can move straight in
IMMACULATE TIMBER COTTAGE, FRUIT TREES + BORE
6 Watson Court, COORAN
2
1
2
1500m2
OFFERS OVER $375,000 • • • • • •
Exceptionally well maintained Open plan with light filled kitchen Large timber undercover rear deck Healthy fruit trees, level yard + bore Lock up 2 bay garage plus storage Easy walk to town, school and shops
5485 2200
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COOROY RAG Offers Will Be Considered If it’s room for the whole family you’ve been looking for, then look no further, living spaces are certainly abundant in this large family home. Set on 1604m2 this residence is approx. 480m2 under roof and approx. 330m2 in living area, is fully fenced and has a peaceful rural outlook from the private entertainment area. Some of the many features include; • Master bedroom with ensuite, air-conditioning
and walk in robe • 3 additional bedrooms with built-in robes • Games room/pool room/ media room • Open plan Kitchen/ dining and lounge room • Internal breezeway connecting internal living areas • Indoor entertaining and bar area • Modern kitchen with stone benches, gas cooking and walk in pantry • Double garage with remote access, 6x9m Shed
ART DECO QUEENSLANDER EASTER SALE EUMUNDI
with drive through access to rear yard • Concrete driveway, established gardens concrete path surrounding the home • Large covered entertainment area at the rear with Spa and BBQ area It’s all here to enjoy, easy access into town, stroll to the Cooroy Golf Course, and close proximately to schools and of course the Coast and all its attractions. Must sell ! Priced at $667,000, 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.
A Great Result for the Hard Working team at Raine & Horne Noosa Hinterland
Designer’s Beautifully Renovated Queenslander Acreage in town 2 bed + huge renov. lower level 136 Memorial Drive, Eumundi $485,000
0404799813
RAINE & Horne Noosa Hinterland owners, Michael & Kristin Robinson, are extremely proud of the team’s results at the recent 2018 annual awards for Raine & Horne Queensland held on the Gold Coast. Michael & Kristin, along with 8 other staff members and their partners, attended the event and took the opportunity to glam up for the evening. Michael & Wayne Colley found themselves as the thorns amongst
the roses (which I am sure they loved) and we all managed to share a drink with Steven Bradbury, who was our very amusing MC for the evening. After a positive and productive year here in the hinterland with their two offices in Cooroy and Pomona, Michael & Kristin were again thrilled with the achievements of their office in the ever growing Raine & Horne brand. Raine & Horne Noosa Hinterland were awarded 9th place in the Top Office for Dollar Value. The awards recognise outstanding achievement in property management, residential, commercial and rural property sales. It was beautiful night at the Star Casino on the Gold Goast, which saw a
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great turnout of over 400 people. Raine & Horne staff and family attended from throughout Queensland and interstate to celebrate the success of the industry’s leading stars, to network with colleagues, dance the night away and to enjoy a wonderful evening. The team at Raine & Horne Noosa Hinterland are all looking forward to a fun filled bigger & better 2018. If you would like to discuss any real estate needs including selling or buying, or if you need someone to manage your investment property, don’t hesitate to give the team a call on 07 5444 6002 or call in and see us at 16a Maple Street, Cooroy or Shop 4, 8 Reserve Street, Pomona - we’d love to see you!
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COOROY RAG Six bedroom home + 20 acres + shed
Area: 20 acres Price: $699,000 Situated only a short 10 minute drive to Gympie’s CBD. We have just listed
this fantastic 20 acre fully fenced block with a southerly aspect and three good size dams. The current owner has stud
cattle here so all facilities are in place including shed, cattle yards, crush and loading ramp, all there to make life easy.
The six bedroom executive style home is absolutely amazing with no worries at all about having enough room for the extended family when they call. With high quality floor tiles throughout the high traffic areas, cleaning is a breeze. All bedrooms have built ins and the main bedroom is being serviced with an ensuite. The house is totally air conditioned and has several outdoor entertainment areas, one of which overlooks a fully landscaped in - ground pool, swim spa and
BBQ area. Your vehicles are kept undercover in the 2 bay carport attached to the home with extra vehicle and machinery accommodation catered for by a 4 bay fully enclosed shed with concrete floor and an extra skillion roof on the end for the tractor. There are simply too many extras to mention everything about this property and should be inspected as soon as possible. Contact: Trevor Grady 0428 373 777 – Tom Grady Real Estate or email trevor@tomgrady.biz
SO CLOSE TO EVERYTHING
L L E S T S MU 4 • • • • • •
Bed 4; Bath 2; Car 4 Price: Offers over $799,000 The quality of this single level, solid build, exprize home by Scott Christensen is apparent even as you pull up in the driveway. Overlooking a private 4,143 sqm block with nothing but nature as a backdrop, your Noosa Hinterland dream can be realised here. As you first enter the home you are welcomed by an inviting formal entry with a large glass feature door, wooden floors
and high ceilings, which gives a sense of what is to come. To the right you enter the open plan kitchen and dining area that flows seamlessly to an outdoor deck and entertaining space. All your cooking needs are catered for with a gas cooktop, Caesar Stone benches, 2-pac cupboards, large island bench with seating for guests, built in wine storage, pantry and plenty of cupboard space.
WANTED PERMANENT RENTAL In Cooroy, Pomona, Cooran or surrounds Within the next 2 months 4/5 bedrooms Reliable locals with references
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Continuing from the kitchen area is a generous size office, which could serve as a 5th bedroom if needed, a formal lounge with a combustion wood heater, and an informal living room overlooking the rear deck and entertaining area. This floor plan flows effortlessly and still provides space and privacy in each area. The master bedroom features large windows, a large walk in robe, ensuite and treed outlook. The other three
Five minutes to Pomona,30minutes to Noosa 3 acre (1.24ha) parcel of fully landscaped land Large Qld style home has 4 bedroom + office Great verandahs and entertainment areas Large steel shed with power and concrete floor Air conditioned,5kw solar power
OFFERS OVER
Loop from the Noosa Trial Network, a gentle 5 km trail. Beyond the trail is the Yurol State forest, perfect for the nature lover and adventurer. With no fear of being built-out, getting back to nature is literally at your doorstep. Other features include 10,000 gallons concrete rainwater tank, 16 solar panels, wired NASCAM security, high roof space providing additional storage potential and four TV points wired throughout the house. Such features and quality in a property are hard to find and costly to build. Everything is done at 7 Crab Apple Court so you can move in and simply start enjoying this beautiful part of the world. Only 7 minutes to the Cooroy township and within an easy drive to Noosa and the Bruce highway, you will have to be quick to secure this desirable property. Contact: Sirah Robb, Wythes Real Estate, 0403 843 528.
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149 POMONA KIN KIN ROAD, POMONA
Quality and privacy in the Noosa hinterland spacious bedrooms are all in their own wing with a dedicated living room and bathroom, cleverly situated away from the master bed and main living areas. This is a dream come true for anyone with kids, extended families or for when guests visit. A standalone two car garage in keeping with the main residence offers versatility. If you don’t need 4 car garaging, this could be used as storage space, a workshop, studio, games room, teen retreat, work from home space or convert beautifully into a self-contained unit (with council consent). Outside, the yard is beautifully landscaped with rock retaining walls, low maintenance gardens and gentle sloping lawns. The rear deck extends the length of the house and overlooks the gardens, lawns and tranquil natural bush setting where many varieties of birds frequent. Adjoining the rear boundary is the Trail 6 Cudgerie
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$499,000
L/N 7197
COASTAL / HINTERLAND LIVING
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2
2
Situated only 45 minutes to Noosa and Rainbow Beach 25 minutes to Gympie and Pomona Magnificent 30 acre (12ha) of undulating to flat country 3 bedroom brick veneer home, with wrap around verandahs Two bay Colorbond shed with concrete floor Landscaped In-ground pool Fully fenced into several paddocks & a good set of cattle yards
37 PARSONS ROAD , COONDOO
$520,000
L/N 7253
SECLUDED & SELF SUFFICIENT
VACANT LAND • Approx 74 acres of rich volcanic soil • 12minutes drive to Gympie • Water supplied by a bore and elec pump • Have all the animals you want • Be self-sufficient and secluded • On the market and ready to go
ALL EARTHWORKS • 21 Ton Excavator - All Attachments • House / Shed Sites • Dams / Extensions • Driveways • Selective Clearing • Rock Retaining
NO OBLIGATION QUOTES / ESTIMATES
DAVID 0418 713 591 - 5441 7665
LOTS 10 & 11 CROSS ROAD, MARYS CREEK
$330,000
L/N 7143
LISTINGS URGENTLY NEEDED
Your Local Bloke in the Pomona, Kin Kin, Cooran, Cootharaba and Wolvi area is Trevor Grady. Call Trevor today on
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“We’re excited about the club’s new look and know all our teams will proudly represent the hinterland each round,” Tony said. “We all know that sponsorship plays a key role in supporting a team and we have many local businesses and individuals who generously give their time and talents to support the Wombats - from our U6’s, right through to our men’s and women’s senior teams. “One of those long-time supporters is the Bendigo Bank and their Community Bank branches in Cooroy and Pomona. They continue to be a great fit for our club and we’re proud to support the community banks that in turn support us,” Tony added. He shared the club had worked hard to field some strong teams at all age levels in 2018 however said the most rewarding aspect of the hard working committee’s efforts was to see so many teams out there enjoying their football on so many
levels. “It’s fantastic and is a credit to all the volunteers who put so much into this great club,” Tony said. Cooroy and Pomona Community Bank branch manager, Geoff Edwards said Bendigo Bank is delighted to be supporting the club for another season. “We’ve been proud sponsors for many years from club strips like these to the Cooroora United app that anyone can download for free. The club is filled with so many great locals and you can feel the family atmosphere every time you come here. On behalf of all the sponsors, we wish all the teams a great season ahead. Go the Wombats!” Geoff said. Anyone still looking to become involved with Cooroora United can do so by contacting the club through any of the numbers on its website: cufc.org.au.
SCATER First SCATER Competition for 2018 – Roys Road CTR. Horse riders looking to test their horse-riding skills whilst enjoying a pleasant ride in the forestry are encouraged to enter SCATER’s (Sunshine Coast Area Trail & Endurance Riders Club) first Competitive Trail Ride on Sunday, 15 April 2018. This ride will be a great opportunity for experienced and new riders to the sport of CTRs to experience judge points or obstacles out on track and keep an eye on the time as they ride through the forestry and back to the ride base. This will be a one day ride – no camping available – so riders will need to arrive early to vet in their horses from 6.30am and to attend the compulsory Ride Briefing at 7.45am.
The track is 18 Kilometres long with a shorter training ride of 10 kilometres. There will be Open, Novice, Junior, Teams & Training divisions and boots or shoes are recommended for horses if they are not seasoned barefooters. Trophies will be presented to 3rd Place for Open, Novice, Junior and Teams with completion awards to successful competitors. Cost is $30 for Members and $50 for NonMembers which includes insurance. A lunch of fruit platters, bread rolls, cold meat and salad will be provided. Nominations close Wednesday 11 April with nomination forms available on the website – www:scater.com.au. Any questions please contact Carmel Penny 0412 009 800 or 5476 5182.
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Dragons breathe more fire! DUE to the fact that that the fields at Eumundi were unplayable after the recent downpours, the three teams from the Eumundi Dragons Rugby Union Club travelled to Noosa on March 17 for some exciting games. The U9s played two minigames, firstly against University and then against Maroochydore. In the first match the Eumundi boys were a little tentative in defence, but all this changed in the second game against Maroochydore with solid defence and excellent support play ensuring the Dragons putting on a much better display of their Rugby skills, for the enjoyment of their cheering fans. Will Campbell-Jones, Max Johnson-Thompson and Jett Herbert were very effective in attack with Craig Yaxley showing early glimpses of what he is capable of as a powerful forward. Both the U6s and U7s continued to display that they will be future champions of the game. Their skill levels have come ahead in leaps and bounds, as is a very evident team spirit in both teams. In the U6s Tristan Youd made some fantastic runs down the sideline while Isla Youd, Nya JohnsonThompson , Nixon Griggs,
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Jack Cooper , Henry Dean and CJ Sands contributed to ensure that their Maroochydore opposition were left in no doubt that the Dragons are a force to be reckoned with. The U7s also played a Maroochydore team with Brooklyn Griggs, George Hillhouse, Billy Gunton and Zac Eaton showing good combinations in attack and defence. Brody Ruster and Finn Rivers were both tire-
SPECIALS
less players who are really starting to develop as integral members of the team. Special thanks to Jack from the U6s who helped out to ensure that we had a complete team on the paddock. That’s the Dragons Spirit. The player of the morning for the U7s was Billy who was presented with the coaches “Eveready Award” for never seeming to run out of energy!
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EASTER TRADING HOURS COOROY Supa IGA Good Friday - Closed Easter Saturday - 8am-6pm Easter Sunday & Monday 9am-6pm POMONA IGA Good Friday - Closed Easter Saturday, Sunday & Monday 7am-8pm
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Country Chef Pavlova 500gm
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