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High five to Noosa Country Show GREY skies may have threatened, but the 107th annual Noosa Country Show attracted thousands of locals last weekend and they went home happy. Organisers of this year’s show said there was something for everyone and the ticket sales proved it. Few country shows have stood the test of time as well as Noosa and the Pomona showground is still the hub of the community, in the town where Noosa Shire was originally formed so many years ago. For two full days, the main arena was full of horses and activity with people of all ages showing off what they have. Riders from all over regional Queensland came to enter with some as young as five years old. As with all good shows there was sideshow alley, rides of all kinds face painting, great family entertainment and food as far as the eye could see. A massive selection of different goodies meant that show goers were spoiled for choice. The rain never really took hold and show goers were happy and right into the spirit of the two day celebration. Our show remains one of Queensland’s premier traditional country shows and this year, the theme of Living in the Noosa Biosphere took centre stage. Around the showground there was plenty of artwork, baked goods, vegetables and fruit, flowers, jams, photographs, plants and more. Some 18 sections submitting for judging including horses, flowers and fruit and vegetables in categories for kids and adults and a massive variety throughout the pavilion. Show president, Perene Barker said she’s delighted how thing all came together over the two days. “It’s been a labour of love again this year, but we’re very happy with the way it all came together,” she said. “We’re a passionate show committee and thrilled with the program we assembled for 2016. I really want to thank them for their incredible efforts, allowing us to showcase the very best of Noosa Country to so many. We have to thank our many sponsors too. Noosa Council has been a great support along Geoff Edwards and the team at the Pomona and Cooroy Community Bank branches of Bendigo Bank”, Perene added. This year, The Radiators headlined an awesome line up of entertainment including, X Factor’s Jimmy Davis, the Laser Light Spectacular and lots of KC Fireworks. Monster Dinosaur Rolly Polly Trucks entertained the crowd on Saturday along with the Honky Tonk Rodeo and amateur and pro barrel racing and of course, the bull ride. Two stages hosted a jammed packed line up with great bands like Kevin Barker and the Beagle Babes, Smokin’ Mirrors, Burlesque L’ Amour, Gypsy Hawk, Big Bob’s Blues Band, Robyn and the Hoods, Barry Charles and more. Perhaps it was the affordable ticket price is what attracted so many for the two days? A family pass for one day was $35 and $45 for both days. If you missed the 107th instalment of this great community get-together, then plan to get along in 2017. Pictured: Lylah Michelutti enjoying all the fun of the fair (See more show photos on Page 3)
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THE sun shone brightly on Sunday for the Dads and also for the 2 nd annual Noosa Botanic Gardens Plant Fair. “We were forecasting numbers might be up on the great attendance of last year” said Plant Fair Organiser Jill Brownlee “We were delighted when we saw so many people walking into the Gardens – families with young children and couples and keen solo gardeners”. And the Friends of Noosa Botanic Gardens were well prepared for them having propagated from Noosa Botanic Gardens cuttings and elsewhere almost double the amount they had last year. There were also new plant nurseries and organisations participating too including the Noosa Mens Shed whose gardening team had been propagating and their woodwork members making bird feeders and boxes. Bill Lodge from the Noosa Mens Shed said “we sold 95% of what we brought along. And items such as our honey was completely sold out before noon”. The food and beverages were very popular too with Cherry Pip coffee although doubling their products and staffing from last year also sold out. There were also lots of takers for the damper and billy tea provided by the Cooroy Rotary accompanied by three exceptional bush poets. Paul Plant, President of the Friends of Noosa Botanic Gardens, was delighted with the huge response from the Noosa and regional community. “Net proceeds from the Plant Fair are redirected back to supporting the Noosa Botanic Gardens. So not only do plant buyers get some unique and often hard to find plants for their own gardens but are also helping to grow our own Botanic Gardens.” If you’d like to become involved, contact Louise Phillimore on 5474 3502 or email fnbgsecretary @gmail.com
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Interchange roundabout now open MINISTER for Infrastructure and Transport Darren Chester said the new roundabout was a major milestone in the delivery of the $490 million Bruce Highway, Cooroy to Curra - Section A project. “This roundabout is a vital component of the Cooroy southern interchange upgrade, which will meet capacity and efficiency demands for long-term road freight and transport needs in the region,” Mr Chester said. “In its entirety, the Section A project will deliver a new 13.5 kilometre, four-lane divided highway between the Cooroy southern interchange and the recently completed section of the Bruce Highway at Federal.” Queensland Minister for Main Roads and Road Safety Mark Bailey said it was great to see both the Australian and Queensland Governments working in partnership to deliver much needed improvements to the Bruce Highway. “An average of 433 jobs will be supported throughout
the life of the project,” Mr Bailey said. Mr Bailey added there would be several traffic changes in place on the local roads. “A separate 200-metre section of Nandroya Road will remain a single lane with a reduced speed limit of 40k/h until early October, with temporary traffic lights in place,” Mr Bailey said. “Motorists are reminded to follow road rules and provide a one-metre clearance to cyclists along this section.” Federal Member for Wide Bay Llew O’Brien said a new 200-metre realigned section of Nandroya Road would open in both directions from the roundabout. “Motorists will use the new roundabout to access Nandroya Road and the southbound on-ramp to the Bruce Highway,” Mr O’Brien said. “The Section A project is expected to be completed by early 2017, weather permitting.”
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Cooroy Probus Club Bendigo Bank's Jo Winter joins Riley (year 3), Benjamin (year 2), Priyanka (year 1) and Oliver (Prep) with their prizes OH to be that young again! The Prep-Year 3 students at Cooroy State School were a picture of unbridled joy as put teachers and grown-ups through their paces at the Under 8’s day last week. Craft making, skipping, face painting, playing musical instruments, play dough were only interrupted by time on the obstacle course, a climb on the fire truck, parachute activities and weaving. That was all capped off by a massive sausage sizzle and assurance that after all the fun had been washed off, lots of young party-goers slept very well indeed. Asked to help join in on the fun, Jo Winter from Cooroy Community Bank branch took time out to visit the school and loved what she saw. “It was organised chaos down there. Most of all, it was great to hear the kids’ laughter and the smiles on the faces of the teachers and parents too. It’s a great initiative and the kids were clearly having the time of their lives,” Jo said. On the day, students entered a colouring-in competition and Jo returned this week to present each year group winners with some prize packs. “We love our close relationship with Cooroy State School and it was great to see each winners’ eyes light up as they came up to collect their prize. We’ll look forward to doing it all again next year,” Jo added. For more information about Cooroy State School and its great programs, call 5472 2100.
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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 cantact you. Win a morning tea for you and four friends at Club Cooroy. Entries close September 30. Winner of last issue’s ‘Rolled up Rag’ competition is Jack McGregor of Cooroy who found it in the Jodie Persovic Naturopath ad on Page 19.
B O U Q U E T S & B R I C K B AT S BOUQUET to Noosa Council for prompt attention to pothole in Pearson Rd. It only took 2 hours from phone call to fixing! BRICKBAT to Noosa Council. Barbecues along the Noosa River were all out of order last weekend. BOUQUET to the lady who handed in a lost wallet to the police at the Noosa Show on Friday the 9th. Very grateful. MAGPIE ALERT: There is a rather aggressive Magpie patrolling Wimmer’s Lane. There have been a few instances of attacks this week and this bird is relentless! Brickbats and Bouquets are supplied by the community and not necessarily the views of the editor or staff of the Cooroy Rag
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HEY have you heard the news? On Saturday 3 December, at Christmas in Cooroy, dozens of Santa suit clad runners will be sprinting up Maple Street to, hopefully, win a prize! Of course, none of them are the real Santa (although he will be visiting Christmas in Cooroy later in the day!), but they are some of Santa’s favourite helpers because all the money raised from the Noosa to Hinterland Plumbing Group Great Santa Race goes to the Leukaemia Foundation. This year the prizes are $750 each for first male and first female, $250 for second and $150 for third. The beauty of this race is that you don’t even have to place to BEGINNERS TO ADVANCED be a winner as there are also five random draws of $100! Of course, just the fact you are raising funds for such a THEORY & PRACTICAL good cause is enough reason to race! The Great Santa Race will start at Apex Park in Cooroy 10 Fantail Cresent at 4.30pm on Saturday 3 December. Entry to the Great Santa Race is only $10 and all entrants receive a free Cooroy Santa suit to race in. Participants must be 18 years and over and entries can be obtained online at www.christmasincooroy.com.au under the competitions tab. Ensure you enter early to secure a spot at the starting line. Christmas in Cooroy is a free event hosted by the Cooroy Chamber of Commerce and the Rotary Club of Cooroy and would not be possible without the overwhelming support of volunteers and funding partners: Ricon Contractors, Noosa Council, Cooroy Community Bank Branch of Bendigo Bank, Noosa to Hinterland Plumbing Group, Cooroy Rag, ✓ Tax Preparation Cooroy SUPA IGA, Mower & ATV Solutions, ✓ Accounting Services Madills Motor Group, Cooroy Hotel, Hinterland ✓ Bookkeeping Services Dental Group, Live Life ✓ Business Planning Pharmacy, CJ Taxation Services, Gelignite Jacks, ✓ BAS Preparation Club Cooroy RSL, Queensland Media Print, ✓ Superannuation Funds Firefly Solutions, Cooroy ✓ General Business Advice Fish ‘n’ Chips, The Leather Doctor, Cooroy Family Practice, Cooroy Pest info@cjtaxationservices.com.au Control, NoosaCare Inc, 1st Floor Garnet Place - 1a Garnet St, Cooroy Suttons Cleaning Service and Master Hire Cooroy.
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Supporting our patch Geoff Edwards, Branch Manager, Bendigo Community Bank, Cooroy ALL of us live and belong to a community somewhere. In our case, it’s Cooroy, Pomona, Cooran, Kin Kin or somewhere in the beautiful Noosa hinterland. Some of us choose to be more social and interact with others within our community, while others are happy and content to do their own thing. A successful community will benefit all who live in it. By successful community I mean residents feel safe living here, we have access to quality facilities, are able to earn a living within the community and that our towns look good and have a vibrant feel to them. There are some simple things we all do to enhance our community experience. Choosing to do these things locally can make a real difference for everyone. Choosing to shop locally is a great start. This one is obvious. By shopping in our own back yard we get to know the people we deal with on a regular basis. This can be comforting as most people like to deal with people they know and trust. Local business will often try to support other local businesses so fruit, vegetables and other items are often sourced from around our region. Shopping locally supports the local business owner. Utilising facilities, attractions or even attending local events is another way of getting involved in your local community. We proudly sponsor the Noosa Country Show and have done so for many years along with Noosa Council. It’s good, old fashioned community celebration at its best and brings generations and the many facets of our community together. Attending events like this ensures exposure for our region, attracting spending customers into the town. The great thing about the show and its
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Letter to the editor MAYBE there are hoops to jump, but why can’t the Cooroy market organisers open the markets in an alternative location to the hall? Say Apex Park one morning a week? I understand there are issues with safety regarding the hall – I am hearing a lot of news about this without hearing a lot about suggested solutions. We have been spoilt with markets in the hall previously, but open air markets seem to work in Eumundi, Noosa and Tewantin, rain hail or shine. Name Supplied, Cooroy
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Chamber of Commerce has speedy solution Global March for Elephants, Rhinos, Lions and dingoes is on Sept 24th 2016, meeting at the Eumundi’s Pavilion Markets, Qld 9.30 am. Find us on Face Book. Eumundi will be uniting with thousands of people in 130 cities around the world asking to shun ivory, rhino horn and lion bones as commodities. Poised to be the largest demonstration of its kind, the Global March for Elephants and Rhinos (GMFER) find more on our Face book link The March at Eumundi Pavilion Markets will begin with a ceremony “Welcome to Country” and entertainment by Dave Norman, Award winning environmental song writer, who wrote the song “Hard To Be A Dingo”now on YouTube. Giving their full support to this global event will be the CEO of Wildlife HQ Jarrod Schenk speaking for the dingoes, how they are wrongfully persecuted and given a bad reputation they don’t deserve and wild dogs interbreeding with dingoes are our real problem. Special celebrity guest will be Sharon Pincott Elephant Specialist and wildlife conser-
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ONE of the most important parts of running a business is maintaining a large network of useful contacts. Finding and maintaining contacts while you’re busy running your own business may seem insurmountable, but the Cooroy Chamber of Commerce has the solution. The Cooroy Chamber of Commerce is offering a Networking Night which is open to anyone wishing to attend. The Networking Night focuses on making sure attendees meet as many people as possible, and never the same person twice. Each person presents a short pitch to their group, after which they’ll hear other business people’s short pitches before being rotated to a new group. “We use a system called Network Engine which was developed by one of our members, Our Town Apps for our networking nights. It’s now used by all sorts of organisations for networking meetings. It’s a fantastic tool that ensures no one is hidden in the shadows or left hugging their drink because they are too embarrassed to introduce themselves to a group. We always receive great feedback about these nights from attendees – new
contacts, new business and even new friends result!” said Cooroy Chamber of Commerce President, Danielle Taylor. Both members of the Chamber and non-members are invited and encouraged to attend this event so that a vast array of businesses from all across the region are present. The Cooroy Chamber of Commerce will even send you a cheat sheet on how to prepare the best possible pitch so that you get the most out of your night. But the event isn’t just about pitching your business, it’s a great opportunity to talk to other business owners in a relaxed, social environment. Finger food is provided and a cash bar is available. The Speed Networking Night will be held on 6 October from 5:45pm at the Cooroy State School Hall, on Elm Street. Bookings are essential as you need to be put into the system in advance to make it all work on the night! Tickets are $10 for members and $20 for non-members and are available for purchase from www.trybooking.com/215761 . For more information, please contact info@cooroy.com.au.
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Being local Funeral Directors for over 15 years, Mark and Tim are well known by many families, and have an extensive knowledge of the Shire: Churches, Cemeteries, Crematoriums, local venues and various clubs. Their experience and knowledge will make sure that any arrangements are carried out to your wishes.
If you have any questions feel free to call Tim or Mark anytime on 5470 2664 or drop in to see them at their beautiful new premises at 202 Eumundi Noosa Rd Noosaville www.cooroyrag.com.au
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Celebrate Naot with Cooroy Shoes & Accessories WIN A FREE PAIR OF NAOT SHOES plus giveaways & FREE Gift with purchase
FRIDAY 30TH SEPTEMBER NAOT REP IN-STORE 10am-1pm
LAST year Cooroy Shoes & Accessories held a Naot Celebration Day. It was such a success that they have decided, in conjunction with Naot Australia, to do it again this year. This special event will be held on Friday 30th September, between 10am and 1pm and every pair of Noat shoes sold on the day the company will be donating a pair of shoes to the Salvation Army. There will be a Naot representative in our store to answer any questions you may have. There will be giveaways, free gift with purchase, and you can enter a draw to win a free pair of Naot shoes. Naot shoes are a comfort based, orthotic friendly shoe, hand-made in Israel. Their focus is on comfort and colour a with style. Cooroy Shoes has one of the largest ranges of
Naot shoes on the coast. “At Cooroy Shoes we listen to our customers and try to satisfy every request,” says shop owner Maree Millar. “Naot provides a lot of the answers.” “As well as our comprehensive range of comfort and orthotic friendly shoes, we have a huge range of colour with our latest infusion of new season’s stock. We also have an extensive range of accessories including jewellery, handbags, wallets, scarves, etc ideal for the upcoming racing season. For the younger set planning their formal or special event you can’t go past Cooroy Shoes and Accessories to find the perfect shoes and accessories to complement your formal attire. Cooroy Shoes and Accessories is located in Maple Street Cooroy.
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NOW STOCKING PREMIUM RANGE OF M-BRACE & MOON BOOTS
Laces are one of the many unique features exclusive to M-Brace. We lovingly call them ‘spaghetti’ but there’s a good reason for having them. These tension straps made from multiple corded strands work very differently from the common ‘single’ velcro strap. They allow blood to flow more freely under the strap so we don’t get the typical tourniquet effect that most braces deliver. In addition the experience of locking down a brace using these straps feels very different to other supports. The brace hugs the body with a more embracing connection and delivers improved fit and a better overall experience for the patient. Hence the name M-Brace.
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Sauers has your garden needs covered WELL where was winter this year? We are now back into Spring again, and the gardens are looking magnificent a they come alive for the new season. The world of flowering plants is wide and varied, but as always Sauers is ready for Spring with dazzling Spring performers in the nursery such as Azaleas, Calibrochoa, blooming natives including kangaroo Paws, Grevilleas and Leptospermums. You will find the nursery behind the retail shop and the Sauers team is always ready to help you bring your garden to life. Once again the comprehensive range of products also consist of fertilisers for different applications for making your lawns and gardens lush and healthy this Spring. Terra Firma Fertilisers is family owned, 100 per cent Australian and has been producing quality fertilisers for 27 years. They understand what your plants and lawns need to feed and strengthen. The Terra Firma range of fertilisers contains a diverse and active population of beneficial soil microbes supported by a wide variety of minerals and organic foods. The heart of the range is composted poultry manure. Terra Firma have recently overhauled their product range examining the needs of our plants in today’s growing climate and conditions. When dealing with extreme fluctuations in weather it means that fertilisers have to be smarter than before. To achieve this Terra Firma have reviewed their processes, looked at the latest research and sourced the best inputs in formulating their new range. For plants that need support to flower and fruit Terra-Firma Organic Life, Organically certified includes 4 forms of natural Nitrogens, 4 forms of Calcium, 3 forms of sulphur and 2 forms of silicon. For proud lawn lovers amongst us Grassmaster will be a certain pleaser and is an easy to spread granular product. Plant growth is all about the availability of nutrients to the plants. By designing a fertiliser that offers more than one form with different but com-
plementary release times that allow the plants to uptake the nutrients when needed, it results in a beneficial cycle of sustained nourishment for all stages of plant growth and production life. The product range is available in loose bulk 1 tonne, 25kg and soon to be released 15kg, great value. Also new to Sauers Produce and Garden Centre, Terra Firma has released a range of fertiliser spreaders, including a sturdy 160kg capacity steel unit. Great for pasture and acreages it features a functional ball type hitch that suits 4 wheelers, utilities or ride-ons. Also in the range is an 80kg tow behind spreader. Terra Firma Fertiliser will be giving all Sauers customers a chance to win a fertiliser spreader valued at $385 just by purchasing any Terra Firma product throughout the months of September and October. Entries close 30th November. The winner will be published in Cooroy Rag. For more info phone 5442 5933 or call into Sauers Produce & Garden Centre on the east side of Cooroy at 13 Diamond Street.
Heart and Soul opens in Maple Street
Sharyn Penhaligon at Heart and Soul NEW boutique, Heart and Soul has opened its doors at 16 Maple Street, Cooroy, just down from Mitre 10. Sharyn Penhaligon, owner, will be a familiar face to many, having worked for 16 years around Cooroy and Pomona as a remedial Masseuse. Sharyn is excited to be following another of her passions now, fashion. She is trusting her own instincts and is stocking labels and items she loves, including Filo, Quelque, Silver Wishes, Missy Q and Willowtree. Sharyn is also sharing her love of Suede,
stocking vests, dresses, bags and shawls. Clothing sizes start from 8 and go through to size 20, with a lot of loose flowing items ready for summer. Her 20 year old daughter, is in charge of stocking the baby clothing range in Heart and Soul, with the cutest outfits. Heart and Soul also offers a range of jewellery and are stocking the popular and in demand Holster Jetsetter sandshoes in silver, gold, midnite blue and pewter. So drop in and have a browse on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays or Saturdays from 9am.
Injury compensation Commercial & building disputes Debt recovery Civil legal proceedings Personal & Professional service
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RocksGate Group new to Kenilworth ROCKSGATE Group, so who are these new faces to Kenilworth? These new faces belong to Mel and John, but don’t be fooled into thinking they’re new to Obi Obi and the Coast, Mel has been here for nearly 30 years. They now live out on beautiful Obi Obi Rd with their quarry, their earthmoving equipment and their landscaping yard. After a fair bit of hard work Mel and John have opened up their gates and just in time for Spring. Mel has had a dream of owning and running a business for over twenty years and whilst very different from her previous career of
Veterinary Nursing she has now finally achieved her goal, opening RocksGate with John. “The interest and support from the community has been fantastic and meeting and becoming a part of the community has been the best part of it all,” says Mel who say they are now playing with rocks and digging in the dirt and relishing the change and challenge. RocksGate has different grade road bases, a great product for gravel roads. And plenty of premium soil, sand, rocks, boulders, concrete blend, mulch, blue metal and the list goes on. RocksGate Earthmoving have an excavator, a loader and 4WD tipper truck for hire. Their
After high quality computer service? ADVANCED PC & Network Support is based in the Cooroy area and offers the highest quality professional computer service with excellent on-going support. Kari began his business in 1998 and it has become very well established in the Noosa & Hinterland area over the last 18 years, servicing business clients & home users from Traveston to Mooloolaba. Kari provides the highest quality of service, with exceptional on-going, reliable support. He is a networking & security specialist and can take care of your entire IT related infrastructure. Being Finnish, he is very thorough with his work, and his clients appreciate that he always explains problems & solutions carefully to them in language that they can understand. Kari supplies only quality computers, laptops & components and can build systems to the specific requirements of your business, home use or for your student needs. He usually comes to you – to your business, shop front or to your home but you may also drop your equipment at our workshop at Lake Macdonald. The benefit of having Kari come to you is that all equipment
can be serviced and tested for faults whilst he is there. Kari provides all maintenance, servicing, repairs and upgrades to your equipment. He can take care of computer security issues, network installations, set-up of reliable back-up equipment, as well as virus & spyware removal. He is very experienced in data recovery & system troubleshooting. Please check out our website: www.advancedpc.com.au for a comprehensive list of services offered and to view testimonials from clients. Be assured that if you are looking for quality, professional, highly efficient service this is what you will always receive when you contact Kari at Advanced PC & Network Support. Ph 5447 7001 or mobile 0439 787 326. Email advancedpc@optusnet.com.au
large equipment is well suited for building and cleaning dams, cutting house and shed sites, road building and rapidly clearing some of the steepest country with the biggest stick rake in the area. They are open for business six days a week for either a bucket of product or truck loads worth of road and garden solutions. They wholesale to other landscaping businesses as well. So with their cows, orchard, landscaping yard, quarry and earthmoving gear this dynamic couple are loving the Valley lifestyle! Phone RocksGate Group on M 0417 700 228 or email admin@rocksgate.com.au
NOW OPEN in Cooroy HEART & SOUL BOUTIQUE FASHION Including • FILO • QUELQUE • SILVER WISHES • MISSY Q • WILLOWTREE
• BAGS • JEWELLERY • SHAWLS • LOADS OF SUEDE Stocking a Range of Babywear
HOLSTER JETSETTERS • Pewter • Silver • Blue • Gold
OPEN: Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday
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Grab a Cuppa
Pomona
SPILLDEBEANS
Cafe serving only the best of everything gourmet cakes made exclusively for us
for friends near sting morning tea Debbie Fretus ho beans and far at Spillde
a large selection of gluten free with vegan options
Melanie Fink and Chris Erhard enjoying a catch up at Orange Cafe
open: mon-sat from 6.30am
12b memorial avenue, pomona 0417 475 069
Cycling enthusiast Michael Thompson pedals from Tewantin daily for a cuppa at Mountain Stop Cafe
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Serving Our Famous Spinach & Feta Pie
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Paper techniques workshop
Art in the paddock POMONA’S Old Railway Station Gallery will hold its next Art Market on Saturday 22 October from 9am to 1pm. This popular market is an opportunity to meet local artists and to buy quality work direct from the artist at an affordable price. There will be many stalls exhibiting original paintings, drawings, ceramics, woodwork and more. Nothing will be priced over $100, with all proceeds going to the artists. For those interested in participating, more information is available on the Gallery website www.pomonartgallery.com, or from the Gallery - 10 Station Street, Pomona. Telephone 5485 2950. Deadline for applications is 18 October 2016.
Call for volunteers Like to work with people in a creative environment? The Gallery is in need of volunteers to commit to a weekly 3 or 4 hour shift. No experience necessary. All training provided. Stop by the gallery to pick up an application. Contact Wendy Catlin 5485 2950 or pomonagallery@ gmail.com. / www.pomonartgallery.com
Pomona Country Markets POMONA Railway Station Gallery is proud to offer an exciting workshop taught by internationally acclaimed local artist Dave Wood. The workshop will be held in the Pomona Railway Station Gallery Banana Shed on 8-9 October from 9:00 am - 4:00 pm. Students will explore various fundamental design concepts for making paper into three dimensional images. Various techniques will be explored such as cutting, folding, creasing, feathering and bending paper to create a sculpted image. Dave Wood is an internationally renowned master calligrapher and paper sculpture artist. He is recognised worldwide for his unique skill of combining paper sculpture with calligraphy, as well as his vibrant and creative use of colour and design, spontaneity and freedom in his calligraphy art works. This is a rare opportunity to learn from a true master of his art form. This is a meticulous and rewarding endeavor, creating images which are delicate, sharp and fascinating as they evolve into a majestic world of expressive subtlety. Limited to 12 Students. Cost: $130.00 plus materials TBA Registration: info@davewood.com.au or ring 0414713437. website: www.http://davewood.com.au
Pomona Table Tennis TABLE tennis is being played in Pomona, hidden from the adverse effects of the weather, set in the light and airy Primary School hall. With five championship tables available, the atmosphere for fun filled exercise has been created. Beginners, intermediates and anyone that revels in a sporting challenge, mingle to topspin and slice the forgiving white or yellow ball. Wednesday and Friday nights sessions from 5pm onwards. Please contact Bernhard 0148 158 684 or just come along.
Pomona Country Markets are held on the 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month, please phone on 0499 146 857 to make a booking. Email pomonamarketsqld@gmail.com
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When the white azaleas are blooming Up on Middle Creek Road When Spring is in the air With its fragments so rare You will find an old lady With silvery hair She tends to her garden With tender loving care Soon she may have to sit in her old rocking chair And admire her garden And say, Yes I’ve been there. Ed Otto
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COOROY RAG Church Notices
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What’s On Come to Redcliffe Leagues Club on Tuesday 18th October for live entertainment. If you haven’t been yet come and see what you have been missing. 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.
COUNCIL MEETING 20 OCTOBER 2016 Change to Venue Notice in accordance with Section 277 (1) of the Local Government Regulation 2012 Noosa Council’s Ordinary Meeting on 20 October 2016 will be held at the Cooroy Sports Hub (the old bowls club), 6 Opal Street Cooroy and will be open to the public.
Sunday Church for Everyone! POMONA FAMILY SERVICE 9am cnr Memorial Avenue and Rectory Street
COOROY TRADITIONAL SERVICE 9:30am cnr Miva Street and Tewantin Road
Anglicans in the Noosa Hinterland Ph: 5485 1218 - Email: coorooraanglican@gmail.com
Program 5-6pm
Meet & Greet with Councillors & the Executive Team 6pm Ordinary Meeting of Council After the Meeting: Meet & Greet continued. Agendas and Minutes of Council Meetings can be viewed on Council’s website.
What’s On
Cooroy CWA
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CENT SALE
SUNDAY SERVICES 8.00am - Cooroy - 51 Maple St 9.30am - Pomona - 27 Factory St
PH: 5447 6152
Clairvoyance - Guest Speakers - Healing Meditations COOROY - QCWA Hall Maple Street Wednesdays 7.00pm Rev Kathy McVann - 0414 972632
Cooroy Community BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday Services - 10am All Welcome 5474 3309 - 5485 2298 CWA HALL Page 10 - Cooroy Rag, August 31, 2016
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THE FLOWER ROOM POMONA
The Noosa Concert Band
The Noosa District Concert Band
Doors open 12 noon, starts 1-30pm Free admission & a Delicious Afternoon Tea will be served - Great prizes to be won
would like to advise members that the Next AGM is scheduled for 6.00pm Tuesday 4/10/16. Please advise Paul of any topics that could be added to the agenda.
would like to invite anyone to come along and join us at Cooroy Primary School Hall each Tuesday night from 2nd of February onwards at 7.00pm for two hours of enjoyment playing some great music. Also, if anyone is interested in the band performing at an event please contact us. Any questions please give the President Paul Ritchie a call on 0412737147. View us on facebook for upcoming performances and information.
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Sunday 25th September 8am-11am COME JOIN US AT OUR NEW LOCATION Good Shepherd Lutheran College 115 Eumundi Road Noosaville Still indoors with more parking and shopping than ever. • Kids Entertainment • Food • Drinks • Freebies
COOROORA The Church of United Spiritualism of Australia
BUSINESS FOR SALE
Saturday 24th September CWA Hall - Maple Street
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NOOSA KIDS & BABY MARKET
Uniting Church in Australia
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10 year Thriving Business Phone Chris for details
Tickets phone Wendy on 54476140 - All Welcome!
9.30am SUNDAYS
BEAUTIFUL MAPLE CABINET Good, Solid Condition
WOODWORKERS 8 Lower Mill Road, Cooroy
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Notice is hereby given that the ANNUALGENERALMEETING will be held in the Community Centre at Carramar. 186 Cooroy-Noosa Road, Tewantin on Wednesday 28th September 2016 2:00pm for Fellowship. AGM commences at 2.30pm New members welcome. Ph: 5449 8799 for further details.
AGM THE POMONA & DISTRICT COMMUNITY HOUSE INC. wishes to advise the public of our upcoming ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Date: Saturday 8 October 2016 Time: 9.30am – 11.00am Venue: Lawson Shed, Memorial Avenue, Pomona
For information please call 5485 2427
LINE DANCING CLASSES Raw Beginner Line Dance with Steppin’ In Line Pomona Tuesday 5.30-6.30pm Cooroy Wednesday 9-10am Tinbeerwah Thursday 6-7pm
For more information Phone Cathy Breed
PH: 0414 951 207
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It is that time of year again, formals have come around so quick!
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Class of 2015 THE school formal is probably one of the most major and much anticipated events of your final year of high school. Parents have lamented that the preparations are much akin to planning a wedding, especially for the girls so now is the time to start planning as those weeks slip away very quickly. The NDSHS graduation ceremony will be held on Thursday, November 17 at the school hall from 4-6pm with celebrations after at the RACV Noosa. Ensure that you’re organised way ahead of time and have budgeted for all of the expenses. This is your night, let yourself shine. If you feel confident, you’ll have a great time. If you feel uncomfortable and self-conscious in what you’re wearing you won’t. Your dress, hair and make-up may look fabulous but your whole night can be ruined by being unable to walk in those 8 inch heels. Comfort means confidence and confidence equals a good time. Make sure you get lots of photos with your mates because once school’s finished you’ll miss those faces you’re used to seeing every day. And most of all … enjoy the night, make memories. Your days of the old school yard are finally over.
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Local women rock @ The J “LOCAL WOMEN ROCK at the J” will feature the cream of women performers on the Sunshine Coast. Saturday 22nd October 7pm @ The J Theatre, Noosa. The fabulous Kitty Kats trio, (Michelle Brown, Susanne Campbell and Renae Suttee) will bring back the booody with their delicious jazz and pop harmonies, charm and gorgeousness, all wrapped in their sassy leopard skinned outfits. Andrea Kirwin brings Hip Hop, Funk and Soul with an Australian/Fijian island flavor. Each song is crafted in a way that allows the listener to subtly enter into the space between worlds and really experience the story. Her music crosses into various contemporary genres including folk, funk and soul. Annie J and her band FUSION is a group of awesomely diverse musicians collaborating with a equally awesome chic who writes some amazingly diverse original songs, mixing up Funk, Rock, RnB and Reggae into a unique dance groove we like to call Fusion. The Cherry Ripes is a musical comedy duo. They are 2 menopausal sisters Cherry and Ruby, who
New pool tables a hit at Cooroy Hotel
Andrea Kirwin sing songs about Older Ladies; Ex-husbands; Online dating and their addiction to Facebook. Their unique rendition of ‘Halleluyah’ will have you falling off your chair. They accompany themselves with the ukelele, keyboard, washboard, kazoo and
plastic chicken. This will be a fantastic night of entertainment, get your tickets now. (Early Bird tickets until 30th September only) Tickets on line - thej.com.au or phone 54554455. (http:// www.thej.com.au/whatson/local-women-rock)
Morgan Evans, two times U21 Qld Champion about to break
THE Cooroy Hotel has new pool tables for patrons to enjoy a casual game. Their Wednesday night pool comp has really taken off too with up to 30 players entering the weekly competition starting at 5.30pm. So come and enjoy the energy, company and be looked after by the friendly staff at the Cooroy Hotel.
The Beatles swing at the Majestic BUILDING on the success of a sold out season in Brisbane and with ‘A Little Help From His Friends’ Craig Martin will bring to life some of the greatest hits of John, Paul, George and Ringo at the historic Majestic Theatre, Pomona on Saturday 8th October 2016. Together with his six-piece swing band and a two-girl backing duo who add lots of glamour to the line-up, Craig who was born and bred in Liverpool will take you on a journey through twenty five of the greatest Beatles tunes ever, bringing buckets of charm and charisma to the stage whilst sharing with the audience stories from his days in Liverpool playing in the world famous Cavern Club were The Beatles first took England by storm. This show is a must for fans of The Beatles, swing music and all things ‘Yesterday’! The show starts at 8pm. Book online at www.themajetictheatre.com.au
Kitty Kats
WHAT’S ON THIS MONTH PAPER SCULPTING & PAPER TECHNIQUES
“DISCOVERING NEW DIMENSIONS” A 2 Day Workshop with DAVE WOOD 8-9 October from 9am-4pm
POMONA COUNTRY MARKETS Markets run every 2nd & 4th Saturday each month 6.30am and trade till 12 noon
NEXT MARKET DATE: September 24
SATURDAY 1ST OCTOBER
Doors / Food /Bar 6pm - Show 8pm Tickets $40
SATURDAY 8TH OCTOBER
SATURDAY 22ND OCTOBER
Doors / Food /Bar 6pm - Show 8pm Tickets $35
Tickets Booked Online $ 30 - At the Door $30
Doors / Food /Bar 6pm - Show 8pm
Visit the website for up to date info or book online www.themajestictheatre.com.au 3 Factory St Pomona - PH: 5485 2330
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COOROY RAG Where have all the years gone
Happy 56th Wedding Anniversary to Rod and Lyla Dreise on August 13 who celebrated with an Island Cruise to the Whitsundays on the Pacific Aria ‘Legal at Last’ Happy 18th Birthday to Lauryn Webb lots of love Mum, Murray, Dan, Hayley, Mia, Ben, Kirsty, Conor, Nan, Pop & Holly & Franklin xxxx
Congratulations and best wishes to the Golden Oldies, Ev and George Gibbins who were married in Maleny on September 3, 1966. Ev and George have lived in Cooroy for 50 years.
Send us your celebration photos
Noosa international film festival THE Noosa International Film Festival has announced its Festival Program for the inaugural event, which will run from 3-6 November. Showcasing local, Australian and international talent on the big screen, the Noosa International Film Festival will present a diverse program including over 140 short and feature length films,
EVERY THURSDAY
a classic silent film, an environmental documentary and an industry guest event; across 4 days. Venues include The J Theatre Noosa, BCC Cinemas Noosa, Eumundi School of Arts Hall, Pomona Majestic Theatre and Cooroy State School. Visit niff.com.au for more information.
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We love to see what you are celebrating! So send us your photos and we’ll publish them free of charge. Email: editorial@cooroyrag.com.au
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LOCATED at 7 DIAMOND STREET, COOROY
A mum participating in the new Active Mum’s program while her child watches on. Membership to the new program is now open. FOLLOWING the overwhelming success of the Active Mums Program that ran March - August this year, Council has committed to supporting a new Active Mum’s Program due to start this month. The new program provides affordable access to exercise classes at the Noosa Leisure and Noosa Aquatic Centres that are specifically tailored to the needs of postnatal women. Membership to the new Active Mum’s Program is just $9.95 per week - paid via fortnightly direct debit - and includes: access to six different exercise classes per week and unlimited lap-swimming at Noosa Aquatic Centre. All Mums with at least one child under the age of five, qualify for the program for a 12-month period. An on-site crèche is available at both facilities where specified on the Active Mums timetable. For those who don’t quite feel ready for a membership, Council is offering ten free passes to spe-
cial introductory postnatal exercise classes. Noosa Council’s Community Development Officer, Amanda Tie, said “Over 380 mums participated in the original, government grant funded, Active Mums program. “95% of these mums reported an increase in their health, fitness, emotional well-being and social connection as a result of the program. “97% reported that they intend to continue with their regular exercise once the funded period of the program finished. “There are also now seven new weekly exercise programs for mums run by local businesses that have been created as a direct result of the Active Mums Program. “This is an outstanding result and the reason why Council wants to ensure that the program continues. For more information visit www.noosa.qld.gov.au/active-mums or call the Noosa Leisure Centre on 5329 6550.
Cyling to fight kids’ cancer
No Nikes for Hannah
AMES Farley will be taking part in the Great Cycle Challenge this October to help fight kids’ cancer. Great Cycle Challenge encourages people of all ages and fitness levels to get on their bikes this October and ride to fight kids’ cancer! “Right now, cancer is the largest single killer of children from disease in Australia – over 600 children are diagnosed with cancer every year and sadly, 3 die every week,” says Ames. “Kids should be living life, not fighting for it so I am riding and raising funds to support the Children’s Medical Research Institute to continue their work into the prevention, diagnosis, treatment and finding a cure for childhood cancer.” You can support Ames’ challenge by making a donation through her fundraising page https:// greatcyclechallenge.com.au
Craig Steele
Rebecca Steele
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SPOR TS PHYSIO THERAPY SPORTS PHYSIOTHERAPY WOMEN’S HEALTH MANIPULA TION MANIPULATION MASSAGE / NEEDLING PILA TES PILATES YOGALA TES OGALATES
Sunshine 60 and Better Group SUNSHINE 60 and Better Group Inc. is a healthy ageing program providing a variety of fun activities to keep the mind and body active for older people and is funded by the Department of Communities. Men and women are invited to come and join us. Fun is the main focus. Discover new skills and build new friendships as you learn. Sunshine 60 and Better Group Inc. - Cooroy Group’s upcoming activities include - Learn to play Euchre (Sept 28); Trivia (October 12). 9.30am - 11.30am at the Cooroy Library. Contact Sunshine 60 and Better on 5444 5833. Cost: $3.00 Email: admin@sun60.com.au or visit our website www.sunshine60.org.au
NOOSA District State High School Year 9 student Hannah Flannery was so upset to hear about the ill treatment of workers in Nike factories in Indonesia and Vietnam, that she took action and wrote a letter to Nike’s CEO Mark Parker. Hannah was saddened to find that the popular sportswear brand did not pay their workers a fair wage and many of the factories did not offer safe working conditions. Hannah wrote a letter to Nike’s CEO Mark Parker after viewing the documentary, Behind the Swoosh, which saw the American documentary maker and his friend try to live off the wages Nike pays it workers in Indonesia. The film makers became quite sick, lost a lot of weight and struggled to find the money to meet basic human needs. Hannah has vowed to no longer purchase Nike products until fair and safe practices for their workers are implemented.
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Am I too old to exercise? IF you’ve ever thought you aren’t standing as straight and tall as you once did, find walking up a flight of stairs to be a strain at times or you groan when reaching for the arms of a chair as you slowly get up from sitting, you aren’t alone. “We don’t stop exercising because we get old, we get old because we stop exercising,” says Lee Smith from Make a Difference Health and Fitness, “This is one of the key ideas behind our ‘At Your Pace’ and our small group fitness classes”. Older adults hurt themselves more through inactivity than through activity. Our strength, flexibility, balance and endurance wither when we don’t exercise. Exercise will enable you to fully engage in life - adding years to your life and life to your years! With the At Your Pace fitness classes, each set of exercises are specifically designed to be able to be completed at differing levels of difficulty. With this unique method, anyone from any fitness level will benefit from the class. Maintaining at least moderate activity is a key component in a positive health regimen. This will combat or prevent many conditions such as weight-related diseases, heart disease, anatomical and structural impairments, hypertension, osteoporosis, cholesterol, Alzheimer’s, loss of muscle mass and decreased sociability. To prevent normal biological changes caused by aging, seek kinder, gentler workouts; slower and longer warm-ups and cool-downs; and exercise routines that emphasise diminished risk of injury while promoting posture, strength, endurance,
flexibility, agility and balance. At Your Pace classes offer all of these aspects in a fun 1hr class. There are several types of exercise that are important – cardio, strength training, flexibility training, balance training and core training. Cardio is moderately intense aerobic activity such as walking, swimming, using a treadmill or elliptical trainer and biking. Strength training is exercises that are designed to increase muscular strength and endurance including resistance training with machines or free weights. Flexibility training involves stretching and range of motion exercises. Balance training helps with stability and involves exercises such as backward and sideways walking, heel and toe walking or using a workout ball or balance pad. And core training is exercises that strengthen your abs and other muscles that stabilize the spine and pelvis and run the entire length of the torso. We incorporate each of theses five key areas into the At Your Pace classes again with the flexibility to work at a level that is comfortable and safe for your level of fitness and flexibility. So the answer to am I too old to exercise is No! It might seem overwhelming but there are lots of options available and help is on hand. So get on your way to a younger and healthier you by giving Lee Smith a call at Make a Difference Health and Fitness on 5442 6179 or 0407 597 748 or visit their website on www.madhf.com.au. At Your Pace classes are held at the CWA Hall, Maple St, Cooroy on Wednesdays at 1.30pm and our small individualised group sessions on Mondays and Wednesdays at 9.00. Please call to book your spot as places are limited.
Abdominal muscle separation – in pregnancy and beyond ABDOMINAL Muscle separation (rectus diastasis) is a common occurrence during pregnancy, although many women are unaware that they have this condition. Whilst this separation is a natural occurrence to accommodate a growing baby, it is important to prevent or minimize the degree of separation during pregnancy and monitor it carefully postnatally to ensure that it does not become problematic. Diastasis Recti is simply a term for separation of the rectus abdominis muscle which is the outer “6 pack” muscle running from the breastbone to the pubic bone. The muscle comprises a left and right half which is joined down the centre by thick connective tissue called the linea alba. During pregnancy, this connective tissue stretches due to the growing baby and can become thinner and in some circumstances develop tears. This causes the outer abdominal muscles to function ineffectively with the possibility of developing other issues such as lower back pain, core instability, incontinence, hernias, postural issues and the much complained about “mummy tummy”. If you are pregnancy, there are some ways to assist in preventing a large diastasis. Ensuring good
health Local man paddles to fight child trafficking EUMUNDI local Wade James will Paddle Home on his ski from Noosa to his birthplace Bundaberg determined to raise the funds required to help Forget Me Not rescue more kids from orphanages and reunite them with their families. Andrea Nave, Forget Me Not CEO said, “He also aims to raise awareness about orphanages in countries like Nepal where well-meaning volunteers and tourists have been proven to contribute to the demand for ‘orphans’ to fill orphanages” “Wade’s solo open ocean paddle is a huge challenge that will take determination and skill to complete” Wade James local businessman and entrepreneur said, “The rescued children who have come under the care of Forget Me Not have false records and identities, most are sick and all of them are traumatised “The children have had little or no schooling and are behind their peers in numeracy and literacy. “Once I learned that over 85% of these kids in orphanages aren’t orphans and had parents, I knew that I had to try to help get these kids home.” said James The charity has worked in Nepal with vulnerable children from the orphanage trade since 2005 and is a leader in the area of family tracing for children. “On Father’s Day we were able to take in three more children who had been trafficked into India from Nepal thanks to Wade’s fundraising efforts so
far” said Andrea Nave, CEO of Forget Me Not Australia. “Clean running hot water, hygienic bathrooms, new clothes, hot meals and fresh beds were met with disbelief and silent gratitude “Our reunification team is working around the clock to find their families and get them home as soon as possible because research shows that children do better in families not orphanages.” said Nave Forget Me Not’s inaugural Paddle Home aims to raise $80k to reunite trafficked children with their families in Nepal.
posture, appropriate core muscle exercises, and avoiding excessive weight gain during pregnancy call all be beneficial. Some people have a genetic predisposition to developing a large diastasis due to weaker connective tissue. Pregnant women may notice a bulge or dome of the centre of the abdominal wall when they go to rise from a reclined position. This is a tell-tale sign of an abdominal separation. After having a baby, women should have their abdominal muscles assessed within the first month to determine degree and severity of any diastasis present. Specific exercises can be prescribed by a physiotherapist along with supporting garments/ braces to assist the recovery of the abdominal muscles. In severe cases, surgery may be necessary but is generally not encouraged until you have finished having children unless hernias are present. Early intervention offers the best chance of recovery so don’t delay in seeking help if you think that have may have an abdominal muscle separation. Rebecca Steele is a physiotherapist with a special interest in the area of Women’s Health and can be contacted at Hinteractive Physio in Cooroy on 5442 5556.
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COOROY RAG Unique 15 Acre Hideaway, fully furnished studio, successful Airbnb
2 Bed, 1 Bath, 4 Car 15.4 Acres Price: Offers over $525,000 There is so much on offer at this beautiful acreage. Elevated, level, semi-cleared acreage with great infrastructure. Close to Lake Cootharaba and a short drive to Noosa is the perfect weekend getaway. Hidden away in a private, elevated position is an approved studio style shed which is being offered fully furnished. Run successfully as an Airbnb, with figures available, an opportunity presents itself as a great investment with income or a superb place to live. The studio is tastefully furnished and has a peaceful, nurturing atmosphere. There is a cosy fireplace for the cooler months and a new 7kw reverse cycle air conditioner for Summer. Whitewashed ceilings and thoughtful decorating create a coastal vibe and the large outdoor patio with bbq and pool table is welcoming for friends or guests. An attached carport and secure lockup garage compliment the studio and there is a separate large 3 bay lockup shed which measures 10.5m x 7m, great for storing vehicles, boats or caravans. A large dam with firefighter pump irrigates the landscaped gardens and there is a rainforest creek lined with palm trees which is a wonderful habitat for frogs and birds. Plenty of open space if you choose to build a house and lots of tall timber to mill or admire. Being over 15 acres you have your own private walking tracks to enjoy the forest and soak in the peace and tranquillity. A lovely quiet property, well worth considering if you appreciate nature and are searching for a peaceful destination. Call George Andrews, Hargrave Real Estate, 0477 703 429 for a private viewing.
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Contemporary, spacious townhouse with room to move
4 Bed; 3 Bath; 2 Car Price: $429,000 Located at the back of a private and secure complex, this twolevel town house with four bedrooms, three bathrooms and double carport is surprisingly large. The property’s modern styling, spacious backyard and leafy outlook make it a perfect starter home or perhaps investment property. The modern kitchen with island bench has a ceramic cooktop and dishwasher and adjoins a large lounge/living area. A large media room/lounge is located downstairs with access to the rear patio and yard. Air conditioning and fans are installed throughout with Crimsafe security screens making the property fully secure if you choose to leave the doors and windows open. Numerous upgrades have been completed throughout the home including quality fixtures and fittings. Two ensuited bedrooms, one upstairs and one down, with a kitchenette downstairs allows for dual living arrangements. Located approximately 15 minutes to the shopping, entertainment and culture of Noosa. Approximately 1 hr and 15mins to the Brisbane International Airport. Only a few minutes’ walk to the heart of Cooroy. The unit complex offers a 25 metre pool and access to a 24 hour gymnasium. Contact Jim Ennis 0402 587 298, jim@fionawinterrealty.com.au
Large Contemporary Home
STUNNING, Large Contemporary Home , 1.5 acres Useable Land, In-ground Pool and only 5 mins to Cooroy! This is country living at its absolute best! This huge home will cater for the largest of families or those who are seeking dual living. This is exceptional value as you will not find a home as impressive as this one on such stunning park like usable acreage at this price. Solid, timber floors welcome you into this special residence. High, vaulted ceilings and split levels add to the unique feel of this spacious residence. Entertainers will delight in the well appointed kitchen boasting a 5 burner gas hotplate and electric oven stove, stone bench tops, glass splash back, pantry and lots of spacious drawers. This perfectly positioned kitchen spills out onto a covered entertainment area which overlooks the wet edge, saltwater pool. There are huge separate livings areas x 3, huge bedrooms and a separate guest suite with spacious living area, bedroom, en suite and separate access. The land is simply divine as the 1.5 acres features usable, level land perfect for a game of cricket or any hobby farming. You have absolute privacy as you are surrounded by huge acreage with only neighboring cows to admire. For those with a green thumb you will love the abundance of fruit all year round. Fill your basket daily with star fruit, plums, mandarins, kumquats, bananas, mango’s as the established trees are covered in fruit. Enjoy the absolute peace, privacy and tranquility and yet you are literally a 5 minute drive to the heart of Cooroy and 20 minutes to Noosa. This property represents exceptional value and should be inspected immediately. This 5 bed, 3 bath 2 car is priced at just $579,000 - Contact Alisa Wythes on 0415 111 370 to arrange your viewing.
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• Gracious living spaces - purpose-designed media room. • Unspoilt bush reserve outlook feels like no neighbours. • Caesar stone bench tops, pantry & stainless steel gas cook top. • Ducted and zoned air-conditioning + 5.5kw German-built solar. • Side access to park a caravan or boat – walk to Town.
THIS BEAUTY OFFERS THE LOT!
4 Dollarbird Drive POMONA
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1566m2
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2
$575,000 • Two separate spacious living areas. • 3 bedrooms + Office. • Ducted air conditioning. • Views of Pomona Mountain. • Side access to 2 bay shed + carport. • Solar heated pool + 5kw solar power.
BRAND SPARKLING NEW!
4 Bed, 2 Bath, 7 Car 9.6 Acres Price: Offers over $599,000 Elevated, private home overlooking the lovely village of Kin Kin, quality throughout, choice of living spaces plus extra-large shed with attached workshop. Looking for that special home, the type you see in country lifestyle magazines? Look no further, this home has romance, style and atmosphere. Elevated and private, with stunning views to the north over Kin Kin village, the home has old world charm and quality throughout. Recently renovated to a high standard, the 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom home is light, bright and classy. Open plan design with lots of glass taking advantage of the hilltop position and distant rural vistas. The home is cosy in Winter and has excellent cross ventilation to catch cool breezes in the Summer months. Open plan design with multiple living spaces, perfect for guests or extended family. There is a choice of outdoor entertaining areas with patios, small verandahs and a large flat lawn area, where you can entertain friends while soaking in breathtaking views over rolling green hills. The
birdlife is magnificent and there are dozens of visiting species. Enjoy fruit trees including mango, japoticaba and custard apple with loads of space to plant more. The western boundary has a permanent creek with electric pump and there are large open areas for horses, a few cattle or orchards. A private hardwood plantation will ensure a future income and plentiful supply of good timber. Another great asset to the property is a large shed with mezzanine level, providing ample storage for all your machinery and cars and there is an attached carport with a 2.5 tonne car hoist and large compressor. A historic wartime lathe completes the picture, giving you glimpses of a rich and productive past and unique way of life. In essence, if you are looking for a calming and peaceful property where you are a world away from modern life, but within reach of wonderful communities and conveniences, then this may be the home with a little bit of magic that you have been searching for. A very special property, don’t miss out, contact George Andrews, Hargrave Real Estate 0477 703 429 for a private inspection.
Views + House + 5 Acres + Shed + Creek, walk to town 2
2
PRIVATE 4 BED HOME ON 5.48 ACRES MINUTES TO POMONA VILLAGE
2 Barina Close POMONA
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5 acres
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• Quality home with East facing verandah. • Inground swimming pool and landscaped gardens. • Concrete driveway leads to double garage plus carport. • 130m above sea level with views of Mt Cooroora. • Fruit trees, birds, refuge for wildlife and dam. • Open, cleared area for a horse or an orchard.
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15 Friarbird Place POMONA
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913m2
2
2
5 acres
6
1
OFFERS OVER $525,000
912m2
• Charming, unique, funky home & gardens. • Timber floors, high ceilings + wide verandahs. • Very peaceful, scenic and tranquil feel. • Lush green paddocks, 2 dams + creek. • Huge shed – for 6 cars or Yoga or Art studio.
OFFERS OVER $545,000 • Quality throughout - High ceilings + timber-look flooring. • Spacious Open plan living + separate lounge. • Stone bench tops, gas cooking + walk-in pantry. • Alfresco entertainment area from the living room. • Handy side access for the caravan or boat. • Private and peaceful, with gorgeous bush reserve outlook.
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UNLIMITED POSSIBILITIES NURSERY WITH SUBDIVISION POTENTIAL
227 Louis Bazzo Drive POMONA
45a Pavilion Street POMONA
7.98 acres
5
OFFERS OVER $549,000 • Option 1 - continue the nursery business. • Option 2 - build with views of Mt Cooroora. • Large Machinery shed 15m x 12m + 3 phase power. • Hundreds of mature subtropical fruit trees. • 2 reliable dams plus excellent bore & pump house. • Walking distance to Pomona’s shops and cafes.
5485 2200
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3 bed 1 bath 6 car 5.2 acres Offers Over $489,000 With wonderful Pomona Mountain views, a HUGE powered shed and a creek on 5 acres, this is a property with plenty of space for kids, bikes, dogs, horses and fun! This neat and tidy low-set brick home is private and peaceful, and located in one of Pomona’s best street, a healthy walk from shops, cafes and the school. With 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and an open plan lounge/dining area, and both airconditioning and an open fire, you’ll be comfortable and cosy all year round. The verandahs and undercover entertaining area with barbecue are perfect for taking in that mountain view, or watching the
kids live life to the full. This home is all about the land and the location, with bushland reserve on the boundary and Jampot Creek running through the property. With a huge lock-up shed with 3-phase power, plus an additional farm shed and 2 carports at the house - plus town water, this is the ideal property for the mechanically-minded, hobby farmer or horse-lover. A kids’ paradise, there’s even a motor cross track in the back paddock! It’s rare to find this much land so close to town, offering both space and convenience. To inspect contact Sam or Phil Hargrave, Hargrave Real Estate 0425 777 121 or 0417 750 507.
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1
4
5 acres
OFFERS OVER $475,000
• North facing modern Queenslander. • Raked ceilings exposed timber beams. • Separate spacious lounge + wood fire heater. • 5 Kw solar + fenced 5 acres + dam & creek. • Under house parking & lockup storeroom.
5485 2200 Phil Hargrave 0417 750 507 George Andrews 0477 703 429 Paul Hassmann 0477 557 770 Sam Hargrave 0425 777 121
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COOROY RAG Picture perfect position
Freehold Commercial Premises
Unit in Kauri Street
ON an elevated block in one of the nicest streets in Cooroy is this spacious highset home with views of Mount Cooroora. • Four bedrooms • 2 living areas • Bay windows in bedroom • Main with walk in robe & new ensuite • Access to the verandah • Spacious kitchen • Combined lounge dining • Separate media room • Both bathrooms have been completely renovated to code • Double garage with extra room for workshop and laundry • Extra storage under the house • 1.3 acres approximately half fenced • Established gardens and trees and side access to the backyard for cars or a shed. Priced at $630,000. Call Glenn Millard on 0437 221 723 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.
CURRENTLY there is no shop servicing the 1750+ residents and 491 families in the Cooroibah suburb. This building is ideal for a multitude of business applications and is the only commercial building available in this suburb. Previously run as a child care facility, the building is well set out with bitumen car parking and wheelchair friendly attributes. The air conditioned building is modern lowset and offers one very large room, plus an office/boardroom , a bathroom and fully set up kitchen. There is complete security installed and automatic sliding front door. This property would suit an end user who wants to build up their business in a much needed area. After speaking with town planning dept. of Noosa council the current zoning is neighbourhood centre. This covers a wide range of possibilities such as, food and beverage, health , medical & veterinarian, general store, education, cultural and tourism just to name a few. Any new business will be subject to council approval and they are happy to consider all applications. There was a previous application approved which has now expired which also allowed residence and business combination. The opportunity to purchase a freehold commercial property so close to Noosa is not expensive either, asking price is $595,000 for the building on (4679m2) 1+ acre. Only 500m walk to the local boat ramp and sandy beach and within 3km radius of most of Cooroibah this property will be a gold mine for the right operator. Call Paul Bielby at Team Hinterland Dowling Neylan on 0437 346 256 and arrange your inspection. There is not tenant in place currently and it is easy to arrange a time that suits you to show you through. Future tenants can also make contact and their details can be offered to the new purchaser. Paul Bielby 0437 346 256.
Bed 3; Bath 1; Car 1 Price: $339,000. Nestled in the peace and quiet of ‘The Pines’ this spacious single level townhouse is in excellent condition and it’s only a short stroll to the shops and local schools. The private sun drenched courtyard is ideal for the morning coffee or a great secure space for the kids to play. • Large open plan living/dining and kitchen area • Generous sized bedrooms all with built-in robes • Two-way bathroom with separate WC • Separate laundry • Lock-up garage with internal access • Freshly painted throughout – ready to just move in • New security screens throughout • Ceiling fans • Body Corporate levies $1,350 pa approx. • Council rates $1,470 pa approx. Please call or email for further information on this property. Contact Graham smith, 0408 874 888 - Hinternoosa.com.au, 5447 7000. Inspection by appointment only.
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Pepper Berry Place is a mere 7km drive to the heart of the Noosa Hinterland at Cooroy with all the shops and services that you need. Access to the Noosa River is only a further 15km down the hill where you can launch the boat, go to the Marina for lunch or on to Hastings Street for dinner and entertainment. This is great country living with the Pacific Beaches so close nearby. Trips further afield are a cinch via the Bruce Highway and the Sunshine Motorway. Check out the video online and call today to arrange your inspection. Please call or email the office for further information. Contact Jeanette Catalano, 0422 923 851 Hinternoosa.com.au, 5447 7000. Inspection by appointment only.
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Eumundi Dragons thank their passionate supporters ANOTHER successful season has come to an end for Eumundi Dragons Junior Rugby Club. President, Doug Toms took time to thank the club faithful and sponsors at their presentation day last weekend. “Like most clubs, our season began with our sign on day in February and our wonderful committee has really put in the hard yards for us in 2016. I’m really proud of what our club has achieved this season, but
watching the improvement of so many of our players has been the greatest reward of all,” Doug said. “The enthusiasm of our coaches, managers and volunteers has provided so much benefit to our players and we’re very grateful for all they have done,” he added. Doug also welcomed Cooroy Community Bank branch and Pomona agency’s Geoff Edwards and thanked him for his support. Applause soon broke
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out after Geoff announced the bank would again support the club again in 2017, ensuring junior rugby will continue to be played in our Noosa Hinterland community. “We’ve so appreciated the support of Bendigo Bank again this season and it’s great to know they’ll be on board with us again next year. Geoff and his team are so great to work with and their sponsorship allows us to offer support for all lovers of the game they play in heaven,” Scott said. Those sentiments were echoed by Geoff. “We’re delighted to be on board again, giving kids an opportunity to stay fit, learn more about this great game and have lots of fun at the same time. Let’s hope even more locals
businesses sign on and get involved in supporting the Dragons next year,” Geoff said. So as thoughts al-
Eumundi Dragons presentation day ready turn to next season, joining the club next year to Doug called on any boys get in touch with the club. and girls of all age groups They can do this through who would be interested in the Eumundi Dragons Jun-
ior Rugby Club website www.dragonsrugbyunion. org.au or by calling Doug on 0410 507 927.
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LAKE Cootharaba Sailing Club at Boreen Point invites adults and juniors to our ‘Try Sailing’ days on Friday 23rd and Saturday 24th September. It is a great opportunity to come along and see what the LCSC is all about and experience the exciting and rewarding sport of sailing. The cost of the two day Try Sailing clinic is $50 per person for non-club members. However, if you wish to join the club with a 12 month membership the price is only $10 per person. Club membership also entitles you to ongoing free sail training every Sunday morning and use of the club boats. Club membership is great value, for example, a family membership is only $135. Sailing is a sport that the whole family can participate in. New members, both sailing and social, are welcomed as part of the club. LCSC is a not-for-profit organisation and is reliant on its volunteer members to organise both on the water and shore based activities. Volunteers are always welcome to help out with any activity around the Club, but it is the race management side that is often the most interesting and rewarding. Members, who are interested in race management, are taught basic skills to be able to detect wind direction and set courses for the competitors. We also have volunteers who act as timekeepers and recorders to start and finish races. The sailing season basically runs from September to Easter with racing happening every Sunday with occasional two day regattas which attract sailors from all over Queensland and NSW. If you can’t make the Try Sailing this time, just drop into the club any Sunday morning to find out how you can join in and get into sailing. Enquiries: Sue Germain Ph 54850727 or Charlie Hacker ph 0427548527. Website: lcsc.org.au and Lake Cootharaba Sailing Club Facebook
IT’S that time of year again, the weather is warming up and a perfect time to get into swimming. Have you seen the new swimming blocks at the Cooroy Pool? If not why don’t you come and see. The Cooroy Dolphins Swimming Club have been the proud recipients of the Queensland Government grant for 6 new state of the art diving blocks. The total cost of the new blocks was $32000.00 and we are proud to say that the Cooroy community will benefit from these new blocks. The Cooroy Dolphins would like to thank, The Queensland State Government, Cowan Taylor Aquatics for closing the pool for a week to get the new blocks installed, all our Sponsors (Bendigo Bank, Cooroy Family Practice, Sunshine Mitre 10 Cooroy, Wythes Real Estate, Mower
& ATV Solutions, Noosa to Hinterland Plumbing Group, Chapmans Auto Repairs & Optometry@Cooroy) without our sponsors donations we would not have been able to put money towards the blocks and receive our grant. Cooroy Dolphins swimming club will have a Sign on day on Monday October 3rd from 11am to 1pm, come down to the Cooroy pool for a BBQ and swim and join the Cooroy Dolphins Swimming Club. The Club will also be hosting its annual swimming carnival meet which is a great carnival for new swimmers in the sport on Saturday 22nd October. If any businesses would like to make donations for our carnival which is our biggest fundraising day please contact our Club President Ben Wright on 0437 512 271.
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The Wombats finish 2016 on a high ship is the next step in a great relationship with the Wombats. We’re able to commit to sponsorships like this as more locals choose to do their banking with us. “I think we can all see great things for the club this year and we’ll be there cheering them on,” Geoff said. Anyone 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.
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2016 Cooroora United club sponsors with Andrew Grennan and Justin Loveridge (right) AT the end of a season ter for the Wombats, with has worked together to the rise. That’s exciting,” he where there were many many of their sponsors also make the 2016 season such added. firsts, Cooroora United on hand to see what all the a great success. One long-term sponsor Football Club took the hard work amounted to at “Our club has grown from has been the Cooroy Comopportunity to do two the much loved local foot- strong community founda- munity Bank branch and things at once last week- ball club. tions, just like many of our Justin wanted to thank end. Sponsorship co- sponsors. We’re here be- Bendigo Bank and its onTrophies were handed ordinator, Justin Loveridge cause our community gets going support. out to great applause at the thanked the Cooroy Com- involved and supports us. “Geoff and the team have junior presentation day, but munity Bank branch of Without them we wouldn’t been a great to us. It’s just the fact that eight of the nine Bendigo Bank, Sunrise have the club we have to- great to know when we’re competitive teams made it Dental, Noosa to Hinter- day,” Justin said. planning next season we alto the finals this year, four land Plumbing Group, JNJ “We have a dynamic mix ready have their support, made it to the grand final Mech Services, Howz@ of players and some really and so it is for 2017. It and two won their grand Building and Pest Inspec- great teams coming makes a big difference for final games was simply tions, Cooroy Harvest through. Our Wombat our club,” he said. amazing. Fresh, Gelignite Jacks, teams are playing great Those sentiments were The timing of the gather- Noosa Trophies and En- football, and any way you echoed by Geoff. ing couldn’t have been bet- graving and everyone who look at it we’re a club on “Renewing our sponsor-
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