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Long Lunch to support Katie Rose THE Rotary Club of Eumundi, in its first year as a fully-fledged Rotary Club, is proud to take the lead on one of the most significant fundraisers for the Katie Rose Hospice in Doonan. The “Eumundi Summer-AllOver Lunch” will be held on Sunday March 22nd, 2015. Proudly supported by naming rights sponsor Ochre Health Eumundi and local business and community groups, the lunch in its third year has become a key event in the Eumundi calendar. The lunch will commence at 11.30am under the fig trees of the famous Original Eumundi Markets. A fabulous two course meal will again be prepared by well-known local chefs Max Porter (of Native Sun) and Peter Wolfe (of Cedar Creek Bush Foods) who again come together as “Old Dogs, New Trix”. Lunch menu consists of two choices of main course and two desserts – served on an alternate plate system. A good opportunity for discussion and possible negotiations with those seated near you. BYO soft drinks and alcohol
will allow guests their own choices for refreshment. Also, a limited bar of wine and beer will be available. Wine glasses will be available on tables. Entertainment will be provided by The Doo Wop Dolls - a unique three-part harmony group who write their own arrangements of popular songs in their very own Doo-Wop Dolls style. Sure to be an absolute delight. Door prizes, raffle prizes and auctions of valuable and interesting “stuff” will take place to further support the event. Tickets are $55 per person) of which $25 per ticket goes to the Katie Rose Hospice and is tax deductible. The funds raised will help continue the outstanding work of providing nursing care and support to terminally ill people – free of personal cost. Tables may be booked for 6 or more people but singles and couples are very welcome and will be seated with new friends. Inaugural President of The Rotary Club of Eumundi, Les Godwin, is so pleased to again be a part of this important
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community event. “Last year was a great success again a lot of fun in a very Eumundi style setting under the trees and raised over $14,000 for the Hospice’s ongoing valuable work. With support from guests, we can
make this year’s event even more successful. Based on last year’s success, supporters should make their bookings quickly as we have to limit numbers to 300. Ticket sales are planned to close on
Wednesday, 11th March” Les said. For bookings and payment can be made at “Red Chair” either on line at www.redchair.com.au/ red-e-tix or by calling (07) 5473 9498.
Water water all around Although we didn’t get as much rain as was first predicted as tropical cyclone Marcia passed through the Shire, a lot of flash flooding occurred cutting off several roads in many parts of the hinterland.
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A new broom Well here we are, with a Government all shining new, And a cyclone, to stir things up, for the new political crew. The LNP at the last election, gave Labor a bit of a thrashing, To now get the same treatment in turn with a similar bashing.
DATE: Monday 23rd March 2015; Time : 6.00pm Place: Sportsground, Black Stump Road, Eumundi. All Office Bearers Positions will be declared vacant at this meeting. Any interested persons in an Office Bearers Position or becoming a member must apply in writing 14 days prior to the above date and post to:- The President, Eumundi Park Recreation and Showgrounds Association Inc, PO 180, Eumundi, Q 4562. New Members Welcome.
The Premier got his marching orders, after just one term, To be beaten by a woman, too, must have made him squirm. We’ll see how the new lot handle things, how they spend our cheques, And it’s good that more than half the Cabinet, are members of the opposite sex. (But here’s a thought, it gives me a little puzzlement, Can this be the beginning of a Petticoat Government???). Please forget the next election, go easy on the privileges and perks, Just try to work together, get a scheme that really works. Be honest with the electorate, work for the common good, You’re well paid, so act your part, govern as you really should. Politics is full of people, who do nothing, but do it rather well. The most productive part of their day is over, when they wake to the bedside alarm bell. It’s too easy to judge you yet, you must be given a chance, But heed the warning now, it’s given in advance. The voters are tired of poor governments, they are getting rather restless, They demand a better standard, and are becoming rather friendless. They can be patient when it’s needed, and be ready to excuse, But quite unforgiving of dishonesty, and be party changers if they choose. Jim Dunstan
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Where’s the rolled up Rag? AFTER the rainfall of late I have been asked how the orchids coped with all the water. This is a question that gets asked all the time with reference to how much water an orchid plant needs. At the next meeting I am speaking on the basics of growing orchids. Most of the orchids I grow are ephytes, which mean they grow on trees. So after it rains the plants roots dry quickly so we have to emulate nature. To do this I grow in very open bark and charcoal mix in a pot which most gardeners think are to small for the plant. The smaller the pot the quicker it drains. One thing the majority of orchids dislike is being sat in a saucer of water. This would be the quickest way to kill your plants. Spring and summer are the main growing times of my orchids so I water heavily when they are growing easing off in winter, as they are mainly dormant. Plants such as Dendrobium bigibbum (Cooktown Orchid) I water every second day during summer but I don’t water them at all from June through to September when their new growth begins. Most orchids need a rest period. To learn more visitors are welcome to the club, which meet at the Tinbeerwah hall the first Saturday of each month. Starting time is 1pm for a 1.30 start. For more information contact John Green Ph 54832764 or visit the Noosa Clubs web site. You can also like us on Facebook.
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The 2015 Cooroy State School leadership group with (l-r) Karina Honeywell, Peter Wellington, Pam Hoens, Michael Small and Richard Barrie (1) THERE were a lot of proud young students and maybe even prouder parents at Cooroy State School on 13 February. At a full school assembly, the 2015 Cooroy State School leadership group was presented with their badges by some very special guests. Member for Nicklin, Peter Wellington MP, Bendigo Bank’s Pam
Hoens and Noosa District State High School’s Michael Small were on hand to make the special presentations. During the ceremony, Deputy Principal, Karina Honeywell spoke of the quality of applications received by the young leadership aspirants. “This year ’s student leaders have certainly raised the bar and which
made it a very hard job to determine the final group,” Ms. Honeywell said. “The 24 students selected will work throughout the year on various projects revolving around school improvement and making our school a great place for kids, as well as charitable endeavours to support charities within our community and our region.
“On 18 February, all 24 leaders attended the GRIP Student Leadership Conference held in Nambour where they had an amazing time learning about leadership and what it means to be a leader while also getting to meet other student leaders from around our area. We’re really looking forward to working with the 2015 team and seeing what we
can achieve,” she added. School Principal, Richard Barrie also had some wise words for the students at the ceremony. “Leadership is something that can be thrust upon us at any time throughout our life’s journey. How we handle that responsibility at any given time is something that will stay with us and be remembered by others,” Mr. Barrie stated. “I am very proud of this group of enthusiastic young people who are embracing their opportunity of leadership at Cooroy State School in 2015. They have been elected by their peers to be responsible for the student leadership at our school. “I was fortunate to have been on the leadership camp in 2014 with the Year 5 students and this group of future leaders in our community. It was great to see them supporting and encouraging others to do their best and complete all activities no matter how challenging. I encourage the student leadership group to continue in leadership not only here at Cooroy State School, but in their future journeys’ at high school and beyond,” Mr. Barrie said.
Bubble soccer to feature at Cooroy Fusion THINK of soccer mixed with bumper cars and you will have a fair idea of how bubble soccer works! The first rule in bubble soccer is that there are no rules! It is all very easy to to follow. It is a matter of bump or be bumped! Such is the novelty of this unique style of football that has recently arrived in Australia. Each player is encased in a giant inflatable bubble that covers everything from the knees up. Then it is a matter of running, or bouncing, around the inflatable arena trying to get boot to ball with the aim of scoring in one of the large inflatable nets. Bubble soccer will be a feature at this year’s Cooroy Fusion Festival on Saturday 9th May, thanks to a very generous sponsorship from your local IGA. With different sized bubbles for both adults and children, there will be organised team tournaments on the day, as well as an opportunity for anyone keen to try their luck at this latest craze. It is not just for the young but for anyone young at heart!
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back through volunteer work with Meal on Wheels, Lifeline’s Bookfest and Noosa’s Ultimate Sports Festival. Sunshine Coast Community Financial Services Limited (SCCFSL) manages the Cooroy Community Bank branch, and its chairman, Rick Cooper said providing support to Sarah to further her tertiary education was part of the Community Bank branch’s commitment to building a stronger community. “The idea behind the scholarship is to assist one regional or rural student per year from Noosa District High School and who planned attending university for the first time in 2015,” Mr. Cooper said. “Because of the high costs associated with living away, we knew many applicants would need financial assistance to help their dreams
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news Free holiday bus program hailed a hit NOOSA Council’s Free Holiday Bus program has been hailed a hit, with more than 43,000 passengers climbing aboard at Christmas. Noosa Mayor Noel Playford said a passenger survey showed strong support, with 63 per cent of respondents indicating that they’d consider reducing their household’s number of cars if bus transport was free all year. If the buses had not been free, 57 per cent of the respondents said they would have driven their cars, and 20 per cent would have caught the bus anyway. “This feedback is encouraging. It suggests that people who perhaps wouldn’t normally use public transport, will give it a go if it’s free,” Cr Playford said. “When we have more people who would usually drive, opting to take the bus, it means fewer vehicles on our roads. “The Free Holiday Bus initiative helps ease traffic congestion and reduces pressure on parking at our busy holiday precincts at peak periods.”
Cooroy-Noosa Family and Local History Group MANY old newspapers are now digitised and a major information source of the history and heritage of local districts; as well they can provide interesting snippets for family historians and tell much more than basic facts of births, marriages and deaths. Cooroy-Noosa Family and Local History Group are hosting Sue Reid from Queensland Family History Society in Brisbane to talk on “The Big Four: Searching Online Australian & Overseas Newspapers and Related Sites”. Sue will discuss strategies for searching through Trove in Australia, Papers past in New Zealand, The Times Digital Archive and The London Gazette. The Seminar will be held at Cooroy Library on Maple St. from 9.30am to 1.00pm on Saturday, 14th March. The cost of $10 will include morning tea. Bookings are essential by phoning 5442 5570 or email info@genealogynoosa.org.au The enthusiastic German Interest Group continues to meet twice a month on Thursday 5th and Tuesday 17th March. The newly formed Irish Group will meet Saturday 28th March with Trish Lovatt as Convener. To see more events held by the Group visit www.genealogynoosa.org.au
Cooroy Scouts carboot sale “COME and Grab a Bargain at the Cooroy Scouts Car Boot Sale. When: Sunday 8th March starting at 7am - 12noon. Sites are $15 and bookings are essential. Please phone Jackie on 0439 590 586 (After Hours only).
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THEY got rained out by the remnants of Cyclone Marcia last month but it’s time to get excited because the line-up for the Cooroy Originals this month includes Asa Broomhall, Rob Longstaff and Benny Walker – three amazing, mind blowing performers! Asa Broomhall’s is one of Australia’s best independent artists serving up a mix of rock, folk and blues along a dose of mischief. On stage, Asa’s powerful guitar driven songs and dynamic live show have taken him from clubs and festivals all over Australia to touring with national and international artists and regularly performing in the UK, USA and Canada. With the release of his third independent and self produced album, the momentum keeps building for this talented guitarist/songwriter that we can happily claim as a local! Soul and pop musician Rob Longstaff likes a challenge, he’s worked the tough Aussie pub circuit, released three studio albums, hitchhiked across three continents, toured Indian and African orphanages and hospitals, ventured to Antarctica and travelled overland from Berlin to Australia by bicycle, train and ship. The Cooroy Original’s stage is next on the agenda for March and his soulful acoustic musical gems are sure to delight! Hailing from regional Victoria, Indigenous singer and songwriter Benny Walker is the real deal. His love songs and epic tales are mixed with passion for the land, the people, summer vibes and deep grooves, all elements that emanate through his velvety vocals and sensitive delivery. Benny’s career has gone from strength to strength from being awarded Victorian Indigenous Performing Arts Award for Best New Talent in 2012 to performing at some of the country’s best loved festivals to releasing his fourth album this month! One more act, yet to be confirmed will also hit the stage on Sunday 22 March at this fantastic family friendly original music event that is powered by donations and proudly sponsored by Cooroy Community Bank Branch of Bendigo Bank, Cooroy Hotel, Wimmers Softdrinks, East Coast Originals, Cooroy Rag and Cooroy Chamber of Commerce Inc. Get along and show your support!
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COOROY RAG Let’s Get Together LET’S Get Together and it’ll be alright is a community get together with big ideas about the importance of connecting with each other to create a future for us and our children. This is an opportunity to get to know the many local organizations who are all working towards creating a connected, kinder, more equal sustainable world, while listening to great, inspiring live local musicians. Saturday March 7th 2pm – 6pm, Cooroy Memorial Hall. Do you have the desire to do something about creating such a world? How about longing to connect with like minded people? We have been joined by local community groups Eumundi Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre, Save the Fraser Island Dingos, Meals on Wheels, Permaculture Noosa, Sunshine Coast Koala Rescue, Save the Reef, Lock The Gate, Buddies, Solar Citizens as well as many more. Sing along and be inspired by music from The Strangest Dreamers, Jeunae Rogers, Anna & Jordan and Andrea Kirwin. Let’s Get Together is just that, getting together for a family afternoon of music and being inspired by the actions of others and together as a community. This is about empowering our community to make a difference by being connected and involved. It’s about creating the sort of community we want to live in. Music, social and environmental change can permeate cultures and generations. Let’s be that change. Gold coin donation, Children’s activities and facepainting, Great music Great food.
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news So what’s Community Banking all about? Geoff Edwards, Branch Manager, Bendigo Community Bank, Cooroy WE’RE proud to call the Noosa hinterland home. I have really enjoyed penning my thoughts in this column for a few years now, and look forward to providing suggestion about how you can take control of your finances in any number of ways through any number of products. But today, I want to share why we come to work each day and why we’re growing with our community. Cooroy Community Bank branch opened in 2002. Because of the faith so many local shareholders showed from the very beginning our branch continues to be a great success. However, many locals still don’t know what having the Cooroy Community Bank branch in town actually means for them and future generations. Locally, our branch is giving the Noosa hinterland a real say in its own future. We believe successful customers and successful communities
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projects and their messages. By the end of this financial year donations from our Cooroy Community Bank branch will total more than $500,000. Incredible stuff. That’s just a quick snapshot of what Community Banking is all about. Our team in Cooroy is always happy to share even more of our story with you, deliver the right advice and the products you need. To talk more about this or any other banking matter, please call into the branch or call me on 5447 7131. You can also email me at geoff.edwards@bendigo adelaide.com.au.
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Hogwarts witches and wizards were out in force to help celebrate Monique Vecchio’s 21st birthday last month
Happy birthday to Casey Gadd who turned 21 on February 7th (Pictured with sister Ellie)
Former work mates gathered at the Cooroy Hotel on Saturday 7th February for a belated celebration for Vernon Birch 80 th birthday. Vernon worked at Cooroy Hospital for some 28 years and just recently she returned from Isreal after visiting her son and daughter in law. A great time was had by all, lots of photos and plenty of talking.
Happy Birthday to Cathy Breed (pictured with daughters Tia and Stacey
Above: Good friends Chris and Sue Stanley and Dave Brown and Debbie Brown enjoyed a Valentines Day dinner at the Cooroy Hotel. Right: Grace Cawley and happy chappie Clinton.
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NOOSA Library Service will celebrate World Poetry Day with events at both Noosaville and Cooroy libraries next month. Noosaville library will host SpokenNoosa – a two-hour event featuring guest and feature poets, and an open mic session. “The library has partnered with local poets to make this event a success and it is looking like becoming a regular fixture in our community,” says Noosa Library Service’s Liz Bleechmore. “This is a great opportunity for anyone with an interest in poetry to connect with Noosa’s local poetry community, perform their work and hear from other local
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poets,” Ms Bleechmore says. Hamish Danks Brown – known in poetry circles as Danksta Downunder – has developed a strong following across Australia. He has sparked the enthusiasm for others to join the Spoken-Noosa line-up, and he hopes the event will become a regular feature on the local event calendar. The Noosa resident, who been writing since childhood, has worked in the arts and media industries in Sydney, Canberra, Wollongong and Brisbane. He has published journals and anthologies in Australia and overseas and he continues to perform across the country.
He will present a two-hour workshop at Cooroy Library called Poetry in the Digital Age. “This interesting workshop will look at the digital support available for the modern poet – tools such as apps and websites that allow poets to connect digitally with the rest of the world,” Ms Bleechmore says. Spoken-Noosa will be held on World Poetry Day, March 21, from noon to 2pm at Noosaville Library. Cooroy Library will host Poetry in the Digital Age on Wednesday, March 25, from noon to 2pm. For more information phone Noosa Library Service on (07) 5329 6555.
Guilt free shopping at it’s best! LOCATED on Maple Street, Cooroy Bloomhill Op Shop is now three years old and Manager Josephine Boys said that the shop is still attracting locals and tourists alike due to the unusual and eclectic range of goods that are stocked in the store. It is a great place to shop for the unusual and interesting. Mervat Quirke, General Manager of Bloomhill encourages the Sunshine Coast community to “Bag a bargain and enjoy a guilt free shopping experience” With the introduction of Bloomhill Gift Vouchers, these are now the perfect solution for the person who has everything. They can be used at any of the Bloomhill Op Shops and are valid for 3 months. “Every dollar spent in our Op Shops enable us to continue to deliver vital support services to over 700 clients on the Sunshine Coast affected by cancer,” Mervat said. As Josephine says “ At Cooroy, our
volunteers love the work that they do and the friendships that they make. We are always on the lookout for enthusiastic people who can spare 4 or more hours per week”. If you would like to volunteer, speak to Josephine at Cooroy or call Bloomhill on 5445 5794 and speak to Alex or Val to find out more. “Bloomhill relies on our Op-Shops to generate more than 80 per cent of the funds we need to care for people with cancer and their families on the Sunshine Coast.” Bloomhill Cancer Help supports people on the Sunshine Coast to live well with cancer. Operated by a team of dedicated professional staff and hundreds of volunteers, Bloomhill offers counselling, transport to appointments, respite care and a range of complementary therapies and other practical help. With no ongoing government funding, the charity relies on donations and fundraising to continue providing its valuable services.
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THE 14 Room Motel opposite the RSL Park on Cooroy Tewantin Road has all you could want and more for overnight or weekly stays. Caz and Brent, the owners and managers, spent years in the design and final layout of the motel and now after 20 years of operating a building business on the Sunshine Coast have decided to take it a little easier, settle in Cooroy and
manage the new motel. “Both Caz and I have been overwhelmed with the wonderful words of appreciation from our guests. They genuinely seem to recognize our efforts and we are humbled that already we have a large number of repeat business from workers and visitors to the area.” The units have everything the discerning traveller could want, including -
• Pillow top beds • Separate bedroom and living area • North facing out door private terrace • Designer fit out • 50+channels of Foxtel • Free Unlimited WIFI • Second TV to bedroom • Spacious Lounge/Dine/ Kitchens • Some apartments also have cooking facilities • Wheel chair accessible apartment
• Family apartments • Walking distance to town and numerous eateries Here is what some of their guests had to say on trip advisor – “Affordable/Roomy and Modern Accommodation” - This accommodation comes from me with the highest recommendation. Five star. VERY large and beautifully fitted out. So modern and clean. A beautiful quiet location. The sounds of early morning birds are just lovely. Foxtel and free wifi a plus and accommodation at a reasonable price. Extremely friendly staff. Definitely be staying again. Janee1965, Brisbane “Affordable and Fantastic” –The staff were extremely friendly and the room was every clean which was brand new with all the modern fixtures and fittings. I would highly recommend staying here to anyone. We will certainly stay there again. Jockey 71 “Fantastic apartments” These luxury appointed apartments in a quiet location are a hidden gem
for anyone travelling through the Sunshine Coast. They are very modern, spacious and clean. We found the manager to be very friendly and helpful. Geoff, Brisbane “Perfect little hideaway”Being local I’ve stayed in quite a few hotels in Noosa, you won’t get the same quality of room for such a good price closer to the beach. Caz and Brent were wonderful and very helpful, we enjoyed our stay so much we paid for an extra night just so we didn’t have to leave, which Caz was more than happy to help with, most places won’t allow you to extend your stay so easily! Thanks guys, will definitely be returning soon :) Jess N Brent said “The motel business is a breath of fresh air after building for so long, with all the interesting people that stay with us it makes life that much more enjoyable, we should have done it years ago ” Phone 5442 6123 for bookings.
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Lilly Pilly’s new direction OWNER of popular Cooroy fashion boutique Lilly Pilly, Elanna Hunter, is excited at introducing an affordable, yet quality range of co-ordinates to the store. Whilst continuing to stock regular Labels such as the popular Jump and Jendi range, Elanna says offering her customers more affordable options without sacrificing quality is a win-win situation. Most Labels provide a summer, winter and transseasonal range in mix and match co-ordinates that include pants, tops, dresses and tunics all ranging from $30 to $50. “Inexpensive does not mean you cut down on quality. In fact, I’m improving both quality and price. I will be travelling to Brisbane fortnightly and hand picking these styles,” enthuses Elanna. “Our sale rack will continue at $20 and two for $35, and I will continue to support our local wholesales and craftspeople who create amazing jewellery and clothing.” So call in to Lilly Pilly in Maple Street, Cooroy for all your fashion requirements.
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How to dance the financial tango before shacking up By Chad Monroe Certified Financial Planner® of Provision Wealth Management*
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LIVING together before marriage – or indefinitely – is the new black. The latest AMP.NATSEM Income & Wealth report, Modern Family, found nearly 80 per cent of couples live together before marriage^. Over the past two decades marriage rates have been declining and de facto relationships before marriage have been steadily increasing. In the past decade alone the number of people living together before marriage has jumped from 72 per cent to 78 per cent. Regardless of whether people plan to get married ‘at some point’ – or not at all – when ‘I’ becomes ‘we’ and the conversation turns to moving in together, there are many things to consider. The law treats de facto relationships the same as marriage so a lot could be at stake if things don’t work out. Here are three questions to ask yourself and your partner before taking the de facto plunge: 1. What happens if we separate? It’s important to understand that after about two years, what’s ‘mine’ usually becomes ‘ours’. In the event of a separation a judge could rule on who gets what, if you can’t decide between yourselves. The expense of legal action can be so hefty that ‘ours’ quickly become ‘theirs’ (that is, the lawyers!). So as difficult as it may be to have a conversation with your partner about how you would divide your assets in the unlikely event of a separation, it could help avoid an emotional and very expensive financial tug-of-war down the track. Make a time to chat and set the scene along these lines: “Before we move in together, we need to talk about what would happen if, by some rare chance, things don’t work out between us.” Some people find it easier to have such a conversation with a financial planner present to facilitate the discussion. A financial planner can often put things on the table that you might not have considered and is also skilled at working with couples and making sure both parties are on the same page. You can consider formalising
things with a legally binding financial agreement, similar to a pre-nuptial but designed specifically for de factos. Remember though, that if you end up having children together, these agreements can be rendered worthless as the Family Court has the power to override them. 2. Do you have any debt? Hidden debt is a common relationship issue. You need to dig deep to discover if your partner has debt before you move in together. If things don’t work out and you’ve lived together for a few years, ‘their debt’ becomes your debt too – and you’ll be responsible for it. It’s worth asking your partner outright if they have any debts – and if so, what their plan is for repaying those debts. It can be useful to discuss what their parents were like with money as history tends to repeat. 3. How do you see it working dayto-day? It’s important to be clear about how you’ll handle day-to-day money issues. How you are going to divide household bills and will you combine your finances or keep your money separate? Being open and honest is key. What system would be fair – both now and down the track. For example, if you’re talking of having kids at some stage, what would happen when one of you is home with the baby? Would you expect your partner to return to work or that she or he would stay home while you bring home the bacon? Whatever you decide, after tackling these questions, remember good communication is key to a successful relationship. Don’t dance around, be direct and find out what you’re getting yourself into before you start packing those boxes and calling a removalist. *Chad Monroe of Provision Wealth Management Pty Ltd ABN 52 149 014 are authorised representative and credit representative of AMP Financial Planning Pty Limited AFS Licence No. 232706 What you need to know: Any advice in this editorial is of a general nature only and does not take into account the objectives, financial situation or needs of any particular person. Therefore, before making any decision, you should consider the appropriateness of the advice with regard to those matters. ^Source: AMP.NATSEM Income and Wealth Report, “Modern Family”, October 2013
news Get your health foods at Harvest Fresh COOROY Harvest Fresh continues to broaden their health food products weekly, and their latest addition is jt’s coconut essence cold pressed extra virgin organic coconut oil. This super oil has many benefits including dental care - helping to prevent tooth decay, gum disease and enhances calcium absorption, energy produces an immediate and usable energy source and is not stored as fat. Hair care - promotes shiny lustrous hair, reduces frizz, helps to prevent split ends and helps to eliminate dandruff, lice and lice eggs. Healthy hearts – packed full of medium chain fatty acids helping to prevent high cholesterol levels, high blood pressure and the incidence of injury to your arteries. Skin care – prevents dryness, a great massage oil, speeds up the
healing of wounds, infections, bruising and promotes firmer skin tone. Weight loss – increases metabolic rate, stabilises body weight and controls food cravings. It is also a fantastic immunity booster and helps with diabetes controlling blood sugar levels and improving insulin secretion. So next time you’re in Cooroy Harvest Fresh grabbing your fresh fruit and veg, ask the friendly staff about this healthy oil, which is on special at the moment for only $15.95 for a 710ml bottle.
Denim for the Country and the Coast THE Annual Cooroy Denim Sale is on once again. Don’t miss out on this fabulous event ! Three days of fantastic bargains on a huge range of denim and country clothing including hats, gorgeous boots and much, much more. Deborah and the girls have been saving the best for you with tonnes of popular brands, including Levis, Lee, R M Williams , Roxy, Rusty, Thomas Cook and Akubra. Our fabulous team have also been keeping some great Australian Books and Art as well. The doors will open to the massive event at the C.W.A Hall “The Hall of Denim Heaven” on Maple St , Cooroy at 8.30am on Thursday March 26th and continuing through until Saturday March 28th. Thursday and Friday doors will close at 4.30pm and on Saturday at 2pm. “The quality of the denim is so good, we are always blown away that people are willing to come from miles away to get some great bargains” said Deborah Daybell, Shop Supervisor at Lifeline Cooroy.” Lifeline shops and clothing sales exist because of the generosity of the local community- when you donate your good quality unwanted items to Lifeline they are sold to help raise vital funds for the 24hr Lifeline Crisis Support Line 13 11 14. “Shopping at Lifeline Events and at our shops, you can truly feel as if you have taken an active step to help save lives,” commented Debbie.
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DAVE and Debi Brant have recently moved to Cooroy with their two daughters and are keen to get their gardening and maintenance business up and running. “For the last 20 years we built a hugely successful commercial mowing, gardening, maintenance business, wholesale nursery, retail plant outlet and indoor plant hire company, both on the gold Coast and Victoria. Our commitment to honesty and sheer hard work rewards us with customer satisfaction on the completion of every job,” says Dave. But he acknowledges that his wife Debi is perhaps the secret of their success. Their clients are constantly amazed at the energy and diligence she applies to every job. Dave and Debi are self-confessed perfectionist and combined with their reliability into turning daunting thoughts around the home into manageable properties is always the wow moment for their clients and greatly appreciated. David’s experience as a registered builder means he is more than
capable of doing minor renovations and handyman work and he applies this building knowledge to garden design and can give their clients great assistance and advice. Though their specialty is in acreage and hobby farms they are open to doing residential blocks as well. Debi and Dave bring to Cooroy not only their experience and commitment to hard work but all of their equipment including two ride on mowers, chainsaws, hedgers, muchers, post hole diggers, brush cutters, tipping trailer and much more. The Brant family are happy to call Cooroy home and have just purchased a property at Black Mountain. They love the community feel of Cooroy and are keen to build professional and personal relationships. If your property is getting out of hand and you need a revamp or just a quick clean up or rubbish removed give this fully insured outfit, Monster Mo and Maintenance a call for a free quote. 0416 016 856 / 0416 752 994
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at the Cooroy Library Every Thursday in March 10.30-11am
Babes in Arms
Early literacy program. Babies love the sound of your voice. Rhymes and songs are great for growing baby brains! Join us for 30 minutes of songs, rhymes and finger plays. Learn those old traditional songs, and some new ones too. Share rhymes, songs and books with your baby . Enjoy the company of a friendly and relaxing group.
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Facebook Friday
Small group sessions for new or existing personal Facebook users (non-business). Learn how to set up a free Facebook account, set up and/or review your security/privacy settings, upload photos to share, edit albums, like/share posts/pages and timeline tips. Free. Bookings required. 5329 6555 or www.libraries.noosa.qld.gov.au
Friday 6th March 6.30-9pm
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Coastal Awareness Chris Postle. Chris is a self-taught professional artist with 25 years of practical experience. Chris is currently evolving into new directions, exploring light, colour, texture and design. A strong connection with the natural world is still his primary inspiration with a passionate focus on water.
Life of Pi , rated PG, presented by Starry Nights Outdoor Movies in partnership with Noosa Library Service. For all ages, no bookings required. Entry by donation. For more information phone Starry Nights on 0458 128 020
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Wednesday 18 March 9.30am-11am Time for Tots Storytelling at the Butter Factory Exhibition related art activities follow a guided tour for tots. Held in conjunction with Cooroy Library
This presentation by industry expert Cath MacAdam concentrates on social media and cloud technology - essential tools for online marketing. The session covers online marketing to promote a business or event, cloud technology and integrating your marketing. Free. Bookings required. 5329 6555 or www.libraries.noosa.qld.gov.au
Monday 9 March and Monday 23 March 9.30-11am
Getting to know your iPAD You’ll discover how to use the iPad for internet, email, photos, connecting with family and friends, reading books, watching movies, listening to music and more... Demonstration session with time afterwards for ‘hands-on’ discovery. Free. Bookings required. www.libraries.noosa.qld.gov.au or 5329 6555
Monday 9 March 10.30-11am
Music on Mondays
A vibrant initiative that invites emerging and established musicians to perform in the Library. M.C. Day Tonah, songstress of local covers band The CatBirds, accompanied by Mr. T.delfatticini acoustic guitar and percussion extraodinaire, play a modern set of acoustic, “like a version”esque alternative covers. Free. Come and enjoy the fun.
Wednesday 25th March Noon-2pm
Poetry in the Digital Age
Noosa-based poet Hamish Danks Brown a.k.a. Danksta Downunder will present a workshop that shows just how active and widespread poetry and spoken word now is in the digital domain and on social media.. BYO digital device. Free. Bookings required. www.libraries.noosa.qld.gov.au or 53296555.
Wednesday 25th March 1.30-3pm
Wills and Estates
Includes who should make a Will, when it should be made, where it should be kept and where to go for advice. Kindly presented by Suncoast Legal Service. Free. Bookings required. www.libraries.noosa.qld.gov.au or 5329 6555
Gallery Open: Tuesday – Friday, 10.00am – 4.00pm & Saturday, 10.00am – noon. For further information please contact the Butter Factory on 5329 6580 or online at: http:// www.noosa.qld.gov.au/butter-factory-arts-centre or email gallery@noosa.qld.gov.au to book an event.
CURRENT EXHIBITIONS EXTENDED! Now showing until Saturday 18th April 2015 Zest an exhibition by Sam Vatovey and Kym Angelique Nelson. Zest is the collaboration of two artists who live and work in the Noosa region. The exhibition will be an expression of two individual artistic perspectives inspired by the landscape of Noosa and the Sunshine Coast Hinterland.
Get Creative Every third Saturday of the month 21 March 2015, 10am-12pm A series of free family orientated workshops. Be inspired by the latest exhibition then spend time creating your own piece with family and artists. Free event. All welcome. Wednesday Drawing Classes 9.30am-12.30pm. Wednesdays 18, 25 Feb, 4, 11, 18, 25 March 2015. Tutor: Kerry Wilson. Each week different subjects, materials and techniques will take you through the elements of drawing. Experienced artists will find these classes provide fresh approaches and expand their practice. Cost: $240 Bookings and payment directly to Kerry Wilson. M: 0428 502 251 Email: kerrywilso1@gmail.com Page 12 - Cooroy Rag, March 4, 2015
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A LOVELY day out was had by all who recently came along on the Sub Branch bus trip. John D was in charge of making sure everyone had fun, Thommo at the wheel and with Don as organiser it was guaranteed to be a great day out. First stop was the quaint Maleny Cheese Factory for morning tea. Coffee and cheese samples were delicious and gave the crew the energy to head on to explore the wonderful shopping at Montville. There were so many nice shops to visit, but the highlight of the Montville stopover was definitely the Cuckoo Clock shop. Shopping done, it was off to Mapleton for lunch at the hotel, with various sightseeing stops at lookouts along the way. All in all it was really pleasant day out with a really great group of people. Thank you to all who participated and helped to make it such a good day.
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Sub Branch Bus Adventures are exclusively for our Sub Branch Veterans and Widows, who are encouraged to come along and enjoy a day out. The usual format is to leave the Cooroy RSL at about 9am and return mid afternoon. Don and Thommo try to host a trip every 2 months and can take up to 10 people per trip. The cost is minimal and is generally just $10 per head which will include morning tea, lunch and your seat on the bus. Our next bus adventure is scheduled for April 1st with Gayndah as the possible destination. Sounds like a great opportunity to stock up on your citrus fruit and have a visit to the Big Orange! If you’ve not been along on one of our bus trips, why not give it a go? Remember seats are limited to 10, so Sub Branch Veterans and Widows are invited to book for the next trip with Don or at Cooroy RSL Reception on 5447 6131.
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Stir of excitement as Senior Jerseys arrive need a little bit more room to grow into their new role, but there will be plenty of other Year 11 students who will assist them and who will have their back (especially now as all their names are listed alphabetically on the inside of their new school jersey!)
THERE were squeals with delight and much excitement as the thick, sticky tape came off the first box containing the Year 11 Senior Jerseys this week. The little interview room at the back of the Student Services staff room was brimming with feelings of enchantment and great happiness… and that was even before a Year 11 student had seen the Senior Jerseys for the first time. I was so thrilled to have the privilege of being the first person to open up the boxes and begin the jersey ‘hand out’ to my wonderful Year 11’s. Whilst putting on their jersey, our Year 11 students now officially look and feel like the senior students of
NDSHS, and the positive feedback I have received from both parents and staff indicate that our Year 11’s are now also acting and behaving like Year 11’s. The reality is sinking in to our Year 11’s that they are the leaders and role models of our school. They are the students our junior school look up to and the ones our staff can now rely on for support, leadership and inspiration. Jerseys that were tried on for size last year looked so ridiculously out of place on such small, short bodies. These jerseys are now a perfect (or almost perfect) fit – just like the roles and expectations placed upon our Year 11’s as senior students. Some students may
So, Year 11 students, get out there and make some positive changes to your life, your school and your community. You are now officially a senior student and with this role and the recognition of this role (thanks to your very snazzy jerseys) comes prestige, power, influence
and a vast scope to make a difference. We have much talent, intelligence and a diverse range of skill in this cohort. Use your gifts to shape your world. As American comedian Steve Martin says, “Be so good (that) they can’t ignore you!”.
Chappy’s Breakfast
NOOSA District State High School is very grateful for the Noosa Outlook Bakery’s contribution to Chappy’s breakfast. NDSHS school chaplain Shane Brigg hosts a breakfast every Wednesday with a fantastic group of volunteers, and the assistance of Queensland charity, Foodbank. Students who would normally go without breakfast, are able to start the day with something nutritious every Wednesday, and many simply enjoy the social aspect of the morning, catching up with friends and ‘Chappy’, whilst listening to music. The Foodbank supplies will be supplemented this term, with a generous donation of rolls, raisin bread, pizza rolls, tear-a-parts and cheese and bacon rolls from the Noosa Outlook Bakery on St Andrew’s Drive, Tewantin.
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3 BED; 2 Bath; 15 Car Features: Built-in robes; dishwasher; open fireplace; outdoor entertaining; secure parking; shed; solar hot water system; water tank; workshop; ceiling fans; fresh paint; bird lover’s paradise; badminton court; vegetable garden; chook house and run. Those seeking absolute peace and privacy will simply fall in love with this Cootharaba property. Set well back from the road, the property features a circular driveway running around the spacious north facing lowset home and its sheds. With a solid besser block construction and slate floor tiles inside, the residence offers a low maintenance lifestyle. A great open plan living area features a slow combustion wood heater and opens on to a large veranda at the front. The kitchen is set in an
open plan layout with the dining room, where the slate runs part way up the internal walls akin to a Queenslander’s dado panels and greeting picture windows framing the surrounding view. Appliances include a dishwasher and stainless steel gas cooktop; while the main feature is the outlook across the tropical rainforest setting. There are a few sheds on this property, including one with a kitchenette, which would make an ideal studio and a garden shed; while others provide lock-up parking for over three cars and covered spots for nine vehicles with enough height for boats, horse floats or motor homes. Entertainers and lovers of the outdoors can enjoy playing a spot of sport on the badminton court, which could double for volleyball and there is a traditional hangi pit for cooking in the ground.
Motorbike enthusiasts can ride to their hearts content without upsetting the neighbours and the property has bush tracks to walk,
drive or ride. All of this is less than five minutes’ drive from the Apollonian Hotel and fishing and sailing on Lake Cootharaba.
Price: Offers over $499,000. Sam and Phil Hargrave at Hargrave Real Estate - Contact: 0425 777 121 or 0417 750 507.
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OFFERS OVER $499,000 • You will love living at the end of this peaceful cul-de-sac surrounded by quality homes and only a minute’s drive & a healthy walk to the Village Shops & Schools. • Immaculately presented with timber floors, raked ceilings, air conditioning & freshly painted inside & out. • Huge newly renovated kitchen with servery to entertainment deck. • 4 acres, 3 paddocks, stables, lockable tack room, sand arena. • Work from home options with expansive air-conditioned workshop and office.
5485 2200 Sam Hargrave
0425 777 121
sam@hgre.com.au
Phil Hargrave
0417 750 507
phil@hgre.com.au
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• 8 Tonne Crane • 10m3 Tipper (with Drop Sides) • Loading Ramps (10 Tonne) • Flat Top 6.5 Metre Long • Hydraulic Log Grab (Hydraulic Rotation)
Phone Bill
5472 0186 - 0427 324 976 A.B.N. 16143 000 828
Specialising in Domestic, Commercial, Industrial, New work & Repairs
Roofs, Roller Doors & Hi Pressure Cleaning!
0403 264 048
fax: 5442 6093 I
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One of a kind at Doonan BED 1; Bath 2; Car 2 If the minimalist design of this house can’t calm you, the beautiful forest walk should do the trick. Located in the convenient Redwood area of Doonan, this 2.6 acre property is one of a kind and if ordinary is your thing, then this home is definitely not for you. This is a home for a creative soul. The Asian aesthetic is everywhere. Strong timber elements, the circular sun motif, the Japanese garden and Koi pond have all been brought together in a very deliberate way to create a space of tranquility and calm. Passing through the
Shoji inspired entry doors, you are greeted with a soothing open air outlook to nature. With doors closed, you leave the world outside behind you and retreat in a world inspired by the elements of wood, water, and earth. The 2 living pavilions are connected via an open air walkway surrounding a traditional japanese garden and koi pond. The smaller of the pavilions contains a large bedroom with ensuite and large walkin in robe. The larger main pavilion contains an additional bathroom, kitchen, open living space and a storage/office room.
KIN KIN’S PRIDE & JOY
3 This main pavilion, offers versatility and if required, an additional bedroom could be reconfigured in this space with little effort. Steel framed construction Colorbond roof Bore
water Borders large nature reserve Privacy and useable land Forest walk Gas hot water Reverse cycle air conditioning Extra large double garage with work space. Please call or email
for further information on this property. Price: $579,000. Phone Ian Suter, 0499 555 551 Hinternoosa.com.au, 5447 7000. Inspection by appointment only.
Home on 5223 sqm at Pomona
3 BED 2 Bath 5 Car Pool Features: Reverse cycle airconditioning; built-in robes; deck; dishwasher; fully fenced; outdoor entertaining; solar heated pool with spa seat and sandstone retaining wall; remote double lock-up garage; water tank; workshop; vegetable garden;
chicken coup with double fenced chook run; 1.5kw solar power. At the end of a private no-through road you will find this exquisite, fully fenced and level 1.29-acre property, featuring a low-set brick home and an easy care tropical garden paradise. Meticulously
maintained and immaculately presented, inside and out, this property is sure to impress even the fussiest buyer. Positioned with a north-facing aspect, this home is perfect year round, offering warmth in winter and extra large eaves to provide protection extra protection during
summer. Embrace the outdoors using the brilliant covered entertaining zones, which capture the summer’s cooling easterly breeze and overlooks the pristine lawns, gardens and large freeform pool. Inside, you will find room for everyone with a spacious, open plan family room, plus a separate formal lounge/dining room. At the hub of the home is the kitchen with a wall of pantry space, breakfast bar, plus dishwasher and servery to the entertainment area. All bedrooms have ceiling fans, while the master features a walkin robe, ensuite, views over the garden and pool; plus sliding door access outside. This elevated block has excellent drainage,
plus fruit trees, including lemon, lime, mandarins and even a mulberry tree. Enjoy walking along the pathways that wind around the boundary, and spot the gorgeous (and cheeky) king parrots. This property is home to the ultimate ‘Man Cave’, a large American-style barn offering remote entry and space for parking up to five vehicles with a staircase to a mezzanine level for easy access to storage. There will be no arguing with the ‘his’ and ‘hers’ work bench areas, which include a gardening bench and sink and a metal covered countertop for the engine buff. Price: Offers Over $589,000. Agent: Sam & Phil Hargrave. Contact: 0425 777 121 or 0417 750 507.
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RENTALS Servicing the Sunshine Coast & Hinterland I have started my own business to be able to give my owners the Superior Service they deserve. I will achieve this by keeping my business as a small oper-ation. My aim is to give a consistently high service and know my owners and tenants at a more personal level. I have been in property management for about 9 years and have completed all stages of this profession. I am offering my services to owners who want to make their property a lucrative investment. My experience has taught me that well-presented homes attract good quality tenants who will maintain your investment home with a high level of care. My aim is to find the right tenants for the right properties, so that owners can enjoy the benefits without the worries. If you have your house for sale and the market is not up to your expectations please consider the rental market. Turn your home into a investment property.
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0419 796 945
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128 PAULSENS ROAD, KIN KIN
$595,000 L/N 6334
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7 HIGHFIELD RISE, POMONA
$549,000
L/N 6312
ACREAGE IN POMONA FOR SALE
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1 TAYLOR DRIVE, POMONA
$440,000 L/N 6376
Needing to BUY or SELL Real Estate OR GRAD Contact TREV TREVOR GRADY Y for an Appraisal or for information on any Properties today
0428 373 777 5482 6622
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Classifieds Church Notices
COOROY RAG What’s On
What’s On
The Annual Back to Cooran Reunion
COOROY MARKET
will be held at the Cooran Hall Sunday March 29th from 9.30am. Tea and Coffee will be provided. All Welcome
Held at RSL Memorial Hall
Phone Paul Tierney for details 5482 4762
Maple Street, Cooroy
Church Notices
EVERY THURSDAY 8am - 1pm Crafts, Clothes, Bric-a-Brac, Plants, Fruit & Vegs, Jewellery, Books and Flowers. Organic Dried Foods, DVDs & Reflexology Equipment
Contact Tilly 0418 793 962 What’s On
Line Dancing Classes Beginners to Advanced
enquiries 5474 3309 - 5485 2298
Uniting Church in Australia
With Cathy Breed
WEDNESDAYS 9.15AM: UNITING CHURCH - COOROY THURSDAYS 6.30PM: TINBEERWAH HALL - TINBEERWAH NEW BEGINNERS CLASS TUESDAYS @ 5.30PM UNITING CHURCH - POMONA
Cooroy/Pomona
SUNDAY SERVICES 8.00am - Cooroy - 51 Maple St 9.30am - Pomona - 27 Factory St
Steppin In Line 0414 951 207
PH: 5447 6152
Cooroy Community BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday Services - 10am All Welcome 9.30am Sunday Family Service
5474 3309 - 5485 2298 CWA HALL
Contemporary Worship & Teaching Junior Incredibles 1-5 years old Incredibles Program 6-11 years old Inflame Youth 12-18 years old Refreshments after the Service - People of all ages Welcome 113 Marara Street Cooroy 4563 www@hinterland.org.au 07 5447 7797 Affiliated with Australian Christian Churches
POMONA SUNDAY SERVICES Pomona Community Hall - Reserve Street
9.30-11am Family Service *Contemporary Music *Teaching *Kids Church FOOD & DRINKS AFTER SERVICE ENQUIRIES: Snr Pastor Joy & Allan Cross 0412 972 744 joycross@livinghopechurch.org
Also ‘Options 4 U’ OPSHOP 1 Memorial Ave, Pomona - PH: 5485 0206 - 0412 972 744
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What’s On
COOROY RSL AGM
OVERWHELMED BY EATING AND DIETING?
SUNDAY MARCH 8TH @ 9AM WE NEED YOUR VOTE
Overeaters Anonymous CAN HELP Meetings in Cooroy library Thursday 1pm Contact 5475 3563 or 0404302186
What’s On
Catholic Church Mass Times
Sacred Heart Cooroy 63 Maple St Sat evening 5.30pm Tuesday 8.30am
St Patrick’s Pomona
CHRISTIAN OUTREACH CENTRE
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1 Church St Sunday 8am Wednesday 5.30pm Parish Office 54471188 Parish Priest - Fr Mark Franklin Email: admin@noosacatholic.com The Church of United Spiritualism of Australia Clairvoyance - Guest Speakers - Healing Meditations COOROY - QCWA Hall Maple Street Wednesdays 7.00pm Rev Kathy McVann - 0414 972632
SUNRISE SPIRITUALIST CHURCH & Spiritual Growth Centre
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DENIM SALE 26THTH-28THTH MARCH
CWA Hall Maple St Cooroy
Thursday & Friday 8.30am - 4.30pm Saturday 8.30am - 2pm
Tinbeerwah Hall - cnr Sunrise & Noosa /Cooroy rds. 2nd &4th Sundays 10am. Reverend Laine Harry. - meet like minded people.
Our next edition for 2015: March 25 Booking Deadline: March 13 Opinions expressed by contributors to Cooroy Rag are not necessarily those of the editor or the publisher and publication of advertisements implies no endorsement by the publisher
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real estate POMONA RETAIL PROPERTY FOR LEASE Tips on buying your first home? Lake Macdonald Drive OUTSTANDING LOCATION
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WHAT a find - a north facing 1/4 acre block right in town! Design and build your new home on this 1011m2 block that is set well back off the road. This allotment slopes gently up to the rear, capturing gentle breezes and a big blue sky outlook. Already cleared, this is an easy block to build on with a total of 1011m2, and no covenants to restrict or dictate your choice of style home or floor plan. It is fenced on 3 sides plus there’s a little garden shed and a couple of mature mango trees on the rear boundary and a mulberry tree. With blocks getting smaller and smaller, here’s your chance to own a true 1/4 acre within walking distance of schools, shops, transport and everything that thriving Cooroy has to offer. Make no mistake, this property will be sold! Also available is the adjoining property with an original. Inspection: Saturday’s 10.00-10.30am Price: Auction onsite March 20 @ 5pm Phone Jeanette Catalano, 0422 923 851 Hinternoosa.com.au, 5447 7000.
BUYING your first property is not like buying designer clothes, a holiday or even a new car. You will most likely own it for a while and it is a substantial expense. • Don’t rush- spend some time researching the area you would like to live in. This will allow you to properly understand value, what you should be paying and more importantly what you shouldn’t be paying. Even go to some auctions to get a proper feel of the market. • Be wary of hooks- If a home is listed at $500k it’s often just a hook to get people interested. Generally the real estate agent will want to sell it for an extra $100k. If your budget is around the $500k mark, look at places well below this. • What are your must haves?- If you definitely want a car space, don’t let a real estate agent talk you into a place without a car space. • Budget outside the actual purchase- you need to budget for expenses outside of buying your apartment or house. Make sure you
have allocated money to obtain a strata report (around $300), money for a lawyer to read the strata report (around $500) and money for a lawyer to write your contract agreement (around $1500). • Due diligence- Get a strata report if buying because you must know if there are maintenance issues on the building which could cost you an extra $50,000. This is exactly the same with b u i l d i n g a n d pest inspections. You need to know just how stable your potential new home is. • Which consultants to use- Understand the difference between a property conveyancer, a solicitor and why you might use a mortgage broker rather than getting a bank loan. Again, don’t settle for the first mortgage rate; go out and see who is offering the best deal and service. • Don’t judge a book by its cover- Make sure you actually go inside a property even if it looks bad from the outside. What’s inside is more important that what’s outside, because once
you are inside you can’t even see outside. Make sure you remember something called ‘stamp duty’ also. This is a compulsory tax for when you purchase property which is calculated by applying a sliding scale of taxation, depending on the value of your property. The general rule is that the cheaper the property, the less tax will be paid.
HIGH VISIBILITY MAIN STREET LARGE SPACE • FLEXIBLE LEASE TERMS AND FREE • RENT PERIOD • ON-SITE PARKING • SUIT VARIOUS USES (HAS GREASE TRAP)
TELEPHONE OWNER 0417207170 OR 0417995229 EMAIL: Centralstation@gmail.com
CLEARING SALE
SATURDAY 7th MARCH AT 8:30A.M. AT 104 WHELAN ROAD IMBIL (BROOLOO PARK) This is a huge clearing sale of farm machinery, workshop equipment, plus B & B furniture etc. Items include: Iseki 550 (4 x 4) tractor, 6ft slasher, post hole digger, 6ft back blade, sickle mower, tractor jib, approx 12 saddles, bridles, horse rugs, saddle cloths, hay feeders, large qty steel gates, camp ovens, elec motor with S/ Cross 65 x 40 – 200 pump, 3 rolls h/duty conveyor belting, rolls of barb wire, 7 tyne h/duty chisel plough, 100 litre Silvan 12 volt sprayer, 10ft Wick Wiper, 400 litre Silvan spray tank, 42" Husqvarna 20hp ride-on mower, Polaris Sportsman 500 (4 x 4) quad bike (near new) with 80 litre Silvan spray unit, double bunks, linen, farm tools, steel horse round yards with horse gates, plus much more. Terms: Payment on day of sale. Cash or cheque only (no cards) (I.D. required).
TOM GRADY AUCTIONS GYMPIE PH: (07) 54 824 777 - A/H: 0419 646 109 Website: www.tomgrady.biz
COMMERCIAL SPACE FOR LEASE Will suit either a OFFICE - MEDICAL - CONSULTING - RETAILING BUSINESS
Situated in the busy Wattle Street Complex (Corner Garnet)
For Long Term Lease we are prepared to offer RENT FREE PERIOD up to three months & contribute to the cost of Remodelling the space, if need be. COMES WITH Airconditioning Hot Water Sink Plenty of Inbuilt Cupboard Space Fridge Microwave Phone system Electrical Data fittings www.cooroyrag.com.au
For further information please call John on
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pomona Pomona agency construction well underway
COOROY RAG THE sound of hammers and saws have been well and truly evident in Pomona in recent weeks. It’s the sound of progress as Bendigo Bank prepares a new premises at 3 Station Street. The agency planned to service Pomona and the Noosa Hinterland will be open in March. Complete with its own ATM, the agency will initially be open three days a week on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 10.00am - 3.00pm. It will offer transaction and lending services, be able to process home loans, personal loans, business lending and credit cards. There will also be opportunity to book in financial planning and business banking appointments. Sunshine Coast Community Financial Services Ltd (SCCFSL) owns and operates the Cooroy, Marcoola and Tewantin Community Bank branches of Bendigo Bank and company chairman Rick Cooper said the feedback from the Pomona community has been fantastic. “We know Pomona and the hinterland
is excited about having a real say in its own future, and the new agency will be a chance to exercise that. Plans are progressing well on the construction front,” Rick said. March will be the month when locals will once again have a bank to call their own, but a firm date for the doors opening hasn’t been confirmed as yet. It will be a matter of keeping an eye out as the final pieces fall into place. “Our message is simple the more support the Pomona agency receives, the more support we can give back to the community. Every savings or investment account, every home or personal loan, every insurance policy, and every product or service we offer, means money can go back into the community. As one of the new agency’s customers, you not only make a decision that benefits you, you make one that benefits the whole community,” Rick concluded. Stephen Hilditch has been a community advocate and organisational force to this point.
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He’s delighted with the progress of the new agency and is even happier local tradesmen have been contracted for the fit out. ”I’m just looking forward to seeing the community commit to Bendigo Bank the way they’ve committed to us. They’ve made it easy for us to open accounts and we should be thinking about opening ones for our kids and grandkids and
their future. Our agency will only be as strong as we make it. Pomona is a great community and deserves a great community focussed bank, with Bendigo we have it,” Stephen said. Agencies represent about 20 percent of Bendigo Bank’s retail outlets and the new Pomona agency Branch will be fully supported by our Cooroy Community Bank branch
“Make it Happen” with Jody Foster from Stay at Home Mum. Saturday, March 7 th, 9.30 – midday at Pomona Memorial Hall. $20.00 includes fabulous morning tea and music by the Doo Wop Dolls. Our living legend, Emma Freeman, 92 years old, will be our guest patron. Emma is a well known historian, artist, poet, author and tour guide for the Historic walks during the Noosa Long Weekend. She will tell us about her new book she has just had published. Bookings Essential: 5485 2427
COOROORA SCREENS & BLINDS Established 1996 Lic 704038 • Blinds • Rollers • Romans • Venetians • Verticals • Panel Glides • Awnings
Manufacturers of INVISIGARD • Marine Grade 316 Stainless Steel Security Doors & Screens
17 Factory St, Pomona 5485 1287 www.cooroorascreensandblinds.com.au
staff. Manager Geoff Edwards will continue to be based in Cooroy, and Cooroy Customer Relationship Officer, Pam Hoens will occupy her office in the new Pomona agency branch when it opens. If you have any questions regarding the new agency, call Geoff, Pam and the team on 5447 7131 for further information.
Moroccan Bazaar at the Pomona Gallery CERAMICISTS Wendy Britton and Gail Grossman are exhibiting exciting and colourful ceramic work in their exhibition Moroccan Memories currently exhibiting at the Pomona Railway Station Gallery. Wendy and Gail went to Morocco two years ago to experience the culture and the method of using, glazing and firing clay. This amazing exhibit is full of geometrical patterns of colour, clay sculptures, lanterns, camels, herders,...small pieces to large pieces are available in a variety of prices. The exhibition is enhanced by photographs of this adventure.. The exhibition will run until 19 March. Be sure to stop by...it is a treat!
Emma Freeman
Professional Service & Advice Mon-Fri Sat-Sun
Rick Cooper (l) and Bendigo Bank’s Pam Hoens and Geoff Edwards join Stephen Hilditch (r) and the rest of the community committee celebrate the Pomona agency announcement last November
Cooran Reunion THE annual back to Cooran reunion will be held at the Cooran Hall on Sunday, March 29, 2015.
pomona ag supplies Stocking HORSE SUPPLIES • Food • Rugs • Feeders • Riding Gear • Vet Products & More 21 Factory St, POMONA Ph: 5485 0722 - Fax: 5485 0733 www.cooroyrag.com.au
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Pomona Gallery has resident artist ERICA Harvey of Tanglewood Botanical Art is Pomona Railway Station Gallery’s resident artist. Erica has opened her shop in the Blacksmith Shed where she will be making and selling her beautiful sculptures combining Tillandsia (air plants) and Bromiliades with found objects, baskets and wood. Erica has a passion for animals and plants and the time has now arrived for her to be able to do what she loves best; to concentrate on Tillandsia and Broms and incorporate them with natural and recycled timber as well as pre-loved pottery pieces. “I have created Tanglewood Botanical Art and have already experienced great success with some lovely unique displays.” Tanglewood will be offering many Tillandsia for sale as well as wood, wire and other objects for you to make your own art or you may purchase finished works or place orders for specific pieces. There is no limit on creativity! Erica says “ I am looking forward to meeting new people, feel free to pop in and say hello!” Erica’s Tanglewood Botanical Art adds a new dimension to the Pomona Railway Station Gallery experience - art, gardens and creativity!
Elegance in Glass and Paint SITUATED on the outskirts of the Noosa Hinterland Village of Pomona is this 9.17 acre property featuring: • 3 bedroom / 1 bathroom rendered block family home • Security screens • Solar Panels 1.5 kva • 2 Bay garage attached to home • Old machinery shed • Established gardens
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• Dam and seasonal creek • Rainwater tanks approx (30,000) litres • Walk to Pomona • Fertile red soil Priced at $450,000, this property is red hot! Call Glenn Millard on 0437 221 723 or Sandy Roulston on 0438 506 970 from Raine & Horne Noosa Hinterland for further details, or drop in to see one of our friendly staff at 8 Reserve Street, Pomona.
LASTING Impressions Gallery in Kenilworth is hosting a joint exhibition of renowned glass artist Amanda Louden and local painter Kym Barrett to 15th March. Though working with very different materials, both artists share the same sensibilities: Subtle shadings, delicate translucencies and multi-layering are the hallmark of both their work. Melbourne-based Amanda Louden’s glass art features motifs of the Australian flora and, often, the small insects that inhabit it. Hand-blown and decorated using multiple applications of sandblasting, each piece is a uniquely created collector’s item. ‘I am thrilled that an interstate
artist of such calibre has chosen us to represent her in Queensland,’ said Kaye Cathro, Director of Lasting Impressions Gallery. ‘Ever since Amanda’s first show here, collectors have sought out her work and are eagerly awaiting the new exhibition.’ Kym Barrett’s work complements Louden’s glass creations perfectly. Her paintings are luminous, mysterious and sensitive yet include elements with which the observers can connect. Her work in acrylic, oils and waxes may be interpreted as contemporary landscapes but don’t seek the constraints of realism. Rather, they imbue the viewer with a dream-like sense of contemplation.
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dining & entertainment Local women rock for International Women’s Day
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Maison de Provence 9/13 Garnet St, Cooroy
5472 0077
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SATURDAY 7 March 2015. 6.30pm - House with no Steps, Charles Duke Drive, Doonan - $25 per ticket. BEWARE! This concert may cause sudden outbursts of Joy, Happiness, Energy, Creativity, Awareness and Spontaneous Healing! Local women come together to celebrate International Women’s Day with a jam packed night of singing and dancing and fun Numbers limited, get in early. Bring your man too. (We like warm hearted men who love women). Wear purple and green! Talented local sassy and sexy women aged 13-92 will perform a variety of acts including singing, dancing, comedy and poetry to entertain, inspire and empower. Local legend Michelle Brown with her newly formed rock trio Kitty Kats - Susan Campbell and Renae Suttee - will head an exciting program showcasing the beautiful and talented women on the Sunshine Coast. The fabulous Doo Wop Dolls with their flouncy petticoats and flip wigs will entertain you with the sensational songs of the sixties. Sissy, Cherry, Dani
and Ellie will strut the stage with vibrant song and dance. Michelle Lamarca - a popular star of the Noosa Arts Theatre well known for her role in Westside Story and Gerry’s Girls will be performing her own brand of nu-jazz, rock and pop. The Trish Couper Duo will sing a unique brand of covers and originals. The raunchy band from Boreen Point Madam Fireband with Sax, Guitar and Piano will
play some humorous songs. Belly dancer Melony and her group of girls will also wiggle their hips. The Fun Ukelele Noosa club will strum along for you too. A great line up to please everyone. If women with a small business, would like to make a donation of a raffle prize, we can promote their business in our Women’s day sample bag. Flyers or business cards will go in also to give out to the women attending.
Michelle Brown Melony
Ellie Band
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dining & entertainment Eagle Boys Cooroy franchisees deliver dedication to community
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FRANCHISEES Mike and Nicole Dodt are loving being back at Eagle Boys Cooroy, a store they put on the map in 2006. Working across the Eagle Boys network for 12 years, the Dodts opened the Cedar Street store just off the town’s main street and grew the brand within the community. Swapping dough for coffee beans a few years later, they never left the local community, continuing to run a successful small business in the heart of the town. A passion for pizza brought the Dodts back to Eagle Boys in July last year and the couple are delighted to announce from their Cooroy store they deliver to suburbs including Pomona, Black
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Mountain, Eumundi, Doonan, Tinbeerwa, Lake Macdonald and Forest Acres. “We’re back and we are offering the service and quality people expect from Eagle Boys,” Nicole Dodt said. “For us, we love the locals and providing them with the best products and service. We know the pizza industry both in and out and knew this is where we belong. “Bringing our passion for pizza and reputation for service and quality, we are delighted that the store is returning to what it was in its heyday. “The community has been awesome and very receptive of our return so we’re looking forward to growing our store further in Cooroy.” Eagle Boys General Manager Retail, Nick Vincent said Mike and Nicole were an excellent asset to the pizza network and the success they had enjoyed since reopening last year was testament to their dedication to the community and the brand. “In the 12 years that Mike and Nicole were part of the Eagle Boys community, they were a valuable asset to the network and one of our longest standing franchisees,” Mr Vincent said. “As an example of the Eagle Boys model and ensuring the best value and product for our customers, the Cooroy store, under their guidance, was a training store and source of inspiration to other franchisees.” Eagle Boys Cooroy is located at Shop 1, 24 Cedar Street and can be contacted on 07 5472 0860. The store is open 4.30pm – 9pm, Sunday – Thursday with extended 10pm trading Friday Saturday. To order pizza from your local Aussie pizza shop contact Eagle Boys on 13 14 33, visit www.eagleboys.com.au or use the Eagle Boys mobile site or smart phone app.
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health
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Do you know all the benefits of receiving regular facials? SURE most people are aware of the relaxation, ‘me time’ and the detailed attention you receive from a professional facial. But is that it? Is it really worth the extra money and time? Can you replicate this at home? No, yes and no. Here’s why. 1. Professional trained esthetician (a person who specializes in the beautification of the skin). Salon facials use
products and equipment not available for home use, these products and equipment are delivered or supervised by a trained professional who can offer the very best treatment for your skin on each individual visit. In addition to extensive training, all the therapists at Lakeridge Health and Beauty continue to update their training and knowledge on the latest products and treatments. At Lakeridge
Noosa Hinterland Denture Services New dentures Repairs Relines Personalised Natural look All Health Funds & Veteran Affairs Phone Tony for appointment
Shop 7 Railway Square Diamond Street, Cooroy
Ph: 5442 5753
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you are guaranteed a therapist who not only evolves with their clients skin but also evolves with technology and research. 2. Deep clean. Facials provide a deep but safe clean to the skin. Refreshing the pores, encouraging cell turnover, decreasing waste underneath the skin that can cause puffiness, ruddiness, detoxification. 3. Elastin and Collagen renewal. As we all know collagen is the structural component of our skin and deteriorates over time. Regular facials offer the stimulation the skin needs to produce more collagen. This stimulation is delivered through the products used such as Vitamin C or Amino Acids, and through the massaging of the skin, muscles and tissue of the face. 4. Compound results. Treating yourself to a facial leading up to a special event is great and should be continued but adding monthly facials to your skin care routine will maintain the health of your skin. Most people don’t do one workout every 6 or 12 months. Regular exercise is part of most people’s weekly routine to
maintain and strengthen the body which reaps many more benefits than irregular workouts. 5. Lymph and Sinus drainage. Massage techniques used during facials can remove excess fluid from your tissue and sinuses allowing this unnecessary fluid (usually bacteria, viral or harmful microorganisms) to be naturally removed through the body’s waste processes. 6. Can be cost effective. 30 minute facials are available as a time and cost effective option. Facials on offer at Lakeridge Health and Beauty – Petite Facial – 30 mins cleanse, exfoliate, mask and moisturise; Seasonal Facial – 60 mins seasonally inspired facial; Resurfacing Facial – 60 mins with medical grade peels; Hydradvance Facial – 60 mins intense rehydration; Collagen Intensive – 75 mins antiaging, sun damage treatment. Call us to discuss you skin concerns and we can suggest a treatment package specific to your needs. In conjunction with this article we are offering the following special -
Monthly Facial Package Special purchase any 6 facials and receive a free product after the final treatment. We suggest 1 facial per month from March through August, perfect to keep the skin looking and feeling fresh during these generally stagnant months. Products and facials are skin specific so call or drop in to discuss the various options. Phone 5442 6239.
Is My Elbow Pain “Tennis Elbow” TENNIS elbow is a common injury where the point of insertion for the forearm muscles into the bone becomes inflamed and painful. This occurs on the outside of the elbow with the pain often being local but can extend into the forearm. Pain is often produced when engaging in activities that require gripping and picking up objects. Activities that are repetitive and sustained are often the cause of this problem, which is why tennis players often get this condition. You don’t have to be a tennis player to get tennis elbow though. Many people who present to our clinic with lateral elbow pain have developed this from household chores such as window cleaning, pruning or whipper-snipping. Tennis elbow is an inflammatory
disorder that can last a long time when no treatment is sought. Soft tissue release, stretches, anti inflammatories, ice, bracing or strapping and adjusting aggravating activities often help to ease the acute phase. Seeking treatment and advice from a physiotherapist is important in both the early stages and then as the injury subsides. Specific loading and manual therapy can accelerate your recovery and ability to return to sport or simple work activities like typing. If you are think you may have symptoms of tennis elbow, come and see us at Hinteractive Physio to get yourself on the road to recovery. The experience physiotherapists at Hinteractive Physio can be contacted on 5442 5556.
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Some days are diamonds
DIAMOND life PT is bringing Taekwondo Group fitness classes and Personal training to Cooroy. Natalie Harrison and Doug Abrahall have had there own group fitness personal training Taekwondo studio sines 2008. We will be starting a group fitness class called Bellies Butts and Thighs and
Taekwondo in Cooroy on 4th of February at Cooroy memorial hall starting at 5.30pm to 6.15pm this class helps trim and tone those hard to reach areas Natalie will be instructing the class. While Doug will be teaching taekwondo at the same place and time if you would like to try the class and your kids would like to try taekwondo then this is perfect for the whole family. Natalie is qualified in certificate 3-4 in fitness and personal training ,group fitness and older adults. Natalie is very passionate about fitness and health and will help you achieve your goals and bring out your best. If you want to lose weight tone up improve your lifestyle this is for you. You can do one on one or get a group of friends together. Doug Abrahall is a 2006 Taekwondo patterns Australian and national Champion. Doug is a 2nd Dan black belt and a qualified Taekwondo instructor and has been instructing since 2008. He also has his Blue card. Taekwondo will teach you self-defence, confidence, self-esteem, discipline respect and honour. Taekwondo is for all ages 4 years of age to adults. Doug is also available for one on one self-defence classes and group classes, woman’s self –defence. Doug and Natalie are both looking forward to meeting you and helping you with your fitness goals. For more information phone Natalie or Doug on 0488 974 275.
Open Day at Life Enhancing Chiropractic & Make a Difference Health & Fitness TO celebrate the business relationship between Life Enhancing Chiropractic & Make a Difference Health & Fitness, we are holding an open day to welcome any new clients to our business and also to say thanks to all our existing clients. We are launching our premium health package, which incorporates a spinal health assessment, naturopathic consultation, fitness assessment and also a massage. Come and see us on the day to find out how this package, unique to the Cooroy area, can help you achieve your optimal health goals. We see this day as an ideal opportunity to
come and have a no obligation chat with us and to find out more about what we do. On the day come and have a healthy snack and get some great free health tips from all of our health professionals. The Team consists of Chiropractors Dr Adam Roache, Dr Derek Silva, Naturopath Maria Sturre, Fitness Trainer Lee Smith and massage therapist & acupuncturist Chris Murcutt We hope to see you there on the 14th march, 7 Garnet Street Cooroy at any time between 10.00 and 2.00. If you would like to know more please give us a call on 5472 0808 or 0407 597 748
Spinach Superfood Frittata Ingredients: 3 organic eggs, beaten and seasoned 2 cups baby spinach (organic) 200g wild mushrooms (crimini and shiitake), sliced 60g goat cheese 1/2 sweet onion, thinly sliced 4-5 cherry or grape tomatoes, cut in half 1 fresh garlic clove, finely chopped 3 tablespoons of olive oil, or just enough to cover the bottom of the pan Pinch of turmeric 1 sprig flat leaf Italian parsley + 1 sprig oregano (or rosemary or thyme), stems removed and finely chopped First, a few tips. The basic technique for cooking a frittata is to begin on the stovetop until it begins to set, then finish it in the oven until it’s completely set and puffy. So you need to use an oven-safe pan. You can put anything into a frittata, but usually the ingredients are set into the egg mixture (like a quiche). So if they need to be cooked, do it beforehand. A frittata is a great way to use your leftovers. To make a thick, but light frittata you need to use the right number of eggs for the size of the pan. A small 7-inch sauté pan will require 3-4 large eggs and will feed two people An 11-inch sauté pan will require about 6 large eggs and will feed 3 or more people. For this recipe, you’ll need two pans; one to sauté the ingredients and one for the frittata Page 2 - Cooroy Rag, March 4, 2015
Directions: • Preheat oven to 375 degrees. • Place the larger sauté pan over medium heat. • Add 2 tablespoons of the oil and heat until hot but not smoking, and add the sliced mushrooms. • Cook for about 2 minutes, or just until they start to colour, add the onions and cook until they begin to soften, about 2 - 3 minutes longer. Add a splash of water if too dry. • Add the garlic. Cook for about 30 seconds and add the spinach. Cook until the spinach wilts but still retains its bright colour, about 2 minutes. • Season and remove from the heat. • In the meantime, place the 7-inch pan (or the smaller of the two) over medium/low heat, add the remaining tablespoon of oil and heat for a few moments. • Add the ingredients from the larger sauté pan. • Beat the eggs with the turmeric, season with salt and pepper and add to the pan with the veggies. • Cook for 2 - 3 minutes, allowing the egg mixture to begin to set. Help it along by running a small spatula along the outer rim, allowing the runny part of the eggs to move to the sides. In the meantime, mix half the herbs with the cheese. • Once the sides and bottom begin to set, dot the cheese around the frittata. Sprinkle the remaining herbs, add the tomatoes, and place the pan into the oven for about 12 -15 minutes, or until the centre is firm when touched with your finger and the frittata is puffy. Remove from the oven. Run the spatula around the rim. It should loosen easily. Remove, slice and plate. For more great recipes or any other health advice phone Maple St Acupuncture & Natural Medicine on 5442 5526.
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Carrying out all aspects of Tree Surgery & Arboriculture: * Crown Reductions * Thinning * Lifting * Shaping * General Pruning * Felling & Removal * Tree Selection * Consultation & General Advice
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For your next Slashing job call Slasher Steve
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NOOSA District State High School hosted two swimming carnivals on February 11 at the Cooroy and Nambour Swimming pools for the senior and junior campuses. The weather was kind, with the rain holding off and the enthusiasm of the students and staff was outstanding. NDSHS Principal Chris Roff was proud of the school spirit on show throughout the day. “Thanks to all who encouraged and supported, and in any other way, contributed towards the great spirit that was on display,” Mr Roff said.
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