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Notes Editor’s note ... I can pretty much gauge where this community’s interests lay by which areas of the Green have the most content, photos and articles – and in this issue the Outdoors, Health and Living, and Sport pages are bursting out of their sections. Spring is stunning in our hinterland and we’re taking advantage of it! There’s nothing better than finishing a sultry day with a swim in the pool, a splash in the ocean, sitting on the veranda in the cool afternoon breeze with a cold drink, watching the birds and taking in a breathtaking view – then having a tropical thunderstorm cool everything down! The beautiful reader’s photos are capturing our lifestyle and loves perfectly. Thank you for sending them in; such a treat to receive an email with your photos attached. Enjoy our spring and see you poolside reading the Green!
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SACHA HAMILTON-MACL AREN editor@eumundigreen.com.au ECCO thanks the volunteers who contributed over 100 hours production, collation and delivery work for the last issue of The Green Proofreading: Bronwen Pearson, Kathleen Lamarque, Hamish Cameron, Anthony WynneHoelscher & Sacha HamiltonMacLaren.
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CAR PARKING FOR A CAUSE: KNGO AUSTRALIA & ROTARY Sacha HMcL John and Julie Hemingway volunteer at the ECCO carpark on market days on behalf of Noosa Rotary and Khmer New Generation Organisation Australia (KNGO). The charity KNGO aims to offer relief from poverty for orphaned children in Cambodia. Funds raised through the Hemingway’s carparking hours go to education and vocational training, as well as health and hygiene. kngocambodia.org/kngo.au.php.
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A d v ertising deadline for ne x t issue ( 2 3 2 ) is before noon tues 3 N o v Published by Eumundi Combined Community Organisation Ltd ACN 133 941 278 eumundicco.com.au For advertising rates please go to eumundigreen.com.au. A yearly subscription is $50 posted. 4350 copies of the The Green are delivered every fortnight to households, schools, cafés, shops and markets in Eumundi, Doonan, Verrierdale, North Arm, Belli Park, Eerwah Vale, Weyba Downs and Cooroy as well as Noosa Info Centres. This magazine is printed on 100 per cent environmentally friendly, Australian grown and made Grange Offsett paper, except the cover which is printed on Sovereign A2 – Silk 170 gsm which is also environmentally friendly. www.australianpaper.com.au The Green: the community voice. Cover photograph thanks to Mary Shannon Disclaimer (the fine print): All information in Eumundi Green has been written in good faith based on material, verbal or written, provided by contributors. The editor is not obliged to publish every item of information received nor will all letters and articles submitted be published without change because of layout and production considerations. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of information in this publication, the publishers cannot be held responsible for any consequences resulting from omissions or inadvertent errors contained herein. The views expressed therein are not necessarily those of, or endorsed by, the editor or the publisher of Eumundi Green. Inclusion of any material is in no way to be taken as an endorsement by the publisher of Eumundi Green. Letters will be published if name and township is clearly identified. Partial name will then be withheld upon request. Any photographs submitted to Eumundi Green are accepted on the basis that approval has been given for publication by the subjects of the photograph. Advertisers upon and by lodging material with Eumundi Green for publication or authorising or approving the publication or any material indemnify the publisher and its agents against all liability, claims or proceedings whatsoever.
Just Love Eumundi! A warm welcome to Carpark Visitors.. . And, doing some good for the Community!
The ECCO carpark welcomes more than 100,000 cars each year on Wednesday and Saturday market days. Under the expert management of Richard Thurbon and his team of volunteers, we remit directly back to community groups some $60,000 every year. V nteer and community groups who are Volu currently working the gates and gaining assistance from the proceeds of markets carparking are: Rotary Club Eumundi; Lions Club of Peregian; Zonta Club of Noosa; Riding for the Disabled; Eumundi Live; Woombye Scout Venturers; Sunshine Coast Buddies Refugee Support Group; Hot Ginger er Chorus ; Eumundi Chamber of Commerce; Sunshine Coast Alliance EDV Residents Group; Eumundi Wildlife Rehab Centre; Cooroora Woodworkers; Foundation for Culture & Ar Arts, Eumundi; Coolum Caravan Club – Royal Flying Doctor; KNGO Australia... and many others.
Loving some street art.
All over the world street art (aka Graffiti) is becoming an important addition to the arts fabric of many towns, as part of a varied arts pallette. And now, thanks to the driving force of locals such as Karen Bracher of the new Genrator Gallery, we are seeing vistas of street art, as curated by Karen, now popping up around Eumundi - not only at the Generator, but in places such as the Artisan Gallery and the Imperial Hotel... and just recently, to celebrate the Australian Body Art Festival, a new and distinctive piece was painted on the wall of or SPS Energy at the Southern entry to town. “Generator Gallery has been working with street and graffiti artists for many years on various projects and the time had come to share their exciting, eclectic blend of contemporary art to a wider audience,” says Karen.
We salute your time in assisting to make the carparks run smoothly and putting a smile on the faces of our visitors from far and wide.
Another interesting and exciting addition to Eumundi’s artsisan heritage.
Keen to hear from you: gm@eumundicco.com..au Eumundi & District Historical Association Inc.
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Photos: Wendy Birrell The latest exhibition at Discover Eumundi’s new arts space Wan’din’in is entitled Local Colours and features vibrant artwork that reflects our local landscape by artist’s Carole Roberts, Meg Woods and Jenni Radke. Member for Nicklin Peter Wellington opened the event recently to a large group of artlovers. Local Colours will
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The team at Sala Thai received their Cert 3 in Hospitality after 12 weeks of intensive training at Sala Thai. To celebrate the girls’ achievement, John and Jang Etheridge hosted a party on the restaurant’s veranda along with the training team from MACRO and BBHT, Eumundi Rotary Club members, families and friends.
Congratulations to the Sala Thai team for graduating with their Cert 3 in Hospitality
NOOSA BUSINESS SUMMIT Small businesses thrive in the Noosa region, but nationwide, one third of businesses close their doors each year. So why do local ones do so well? 12 successful and experienced speakers discuss what it really takes to create a business from the ground up at this year’s Small Business Summit on 10 November at Noosa
Convention and Exhibition Centre, Noosaville, 9am 2.30pm. Presented by Bigger Vision Group, with the support of the CCIQ Noosa Chamber of Commerce, speakers will be sharing real-life stories and advice. Tickets $75, include buffet lunch and a four week marketing e-course. biggervision.com.au. 5
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Community communit y news
Cr Greg Rogerson Division 10
entertainment is open to all ages and experience levels. The $14 entry includes a hearty supper. bellihall.com.
The Country Women’s Association Eumundi branch celebrated lunch at Sala Thai restaurant on Memorial Dr recently to celebrate the birthdays of members Mellissa Howard, Loreley Tulk, Gayle Gray and Florence Saunders, as well as to celebrate International Women’s Day.
Sunshine Coast Riding for the Disabled treasurer Sharon Watts (left) was happy to accept a cheque from Sunshine Coast Doll, Bear, Craft and Miniature Club member, Dawn recently. All donations go towards providing much needed services for children and adults with a disability. sunshinecoastrda.com. This year’s Belli Park’s Old Time Christmas Dance at 1170 Eumundi Kenilworth Rd, will be held on Sat 21 Nov, 7.30pm. This night of old fashioned
The next Belli Hall Committee meeting on Tuesday 1 Dec, from 7.30pm will be to plan the year ahead, and beyond. Belli residents are always welcome. bellihall.com. Bellbunya at 114 Browns Rd, Belli Park is holding a Mindfulness and Kindness Retreat with NeLi Martin on Fri 11 to Sun 13 December. The weekend focuses on meditation practices drawn from a secular Buddhist Dharma approach. Explore and deepen the profound and transformative practices of loving kindness (metta) and insight (vipassana).The retreat will include periods of silence to support deep rest and self- nurturing, Dharma talks and meditation instruction. mindfulness-practice.com $220 before 13 Nov, full price $250. Includes accommodation and nutritious vegetarian food. Places limited. contact@bellbunya.org.au.
Council has recently fielded a few complaints about the clearing works on the corner of Caplick Way and Cook St. This is a subdivision that was ticked and approved by the former Maroochy Council. I’ve investigated and have been informed that none of the vegetation removed was native only introduced species, predominately Slash Pines. Whilst I completely understand community sentiment when it comes to removal of trees, I’d like to reassure everyone that these works will provide plenty of positives. There will be more carparking spaces for the school as well as safer access to and from school for families that park on that side of the street through the construction of a pedestrian pathway as part of the development behind the new car parking area. Body Art Festival There was even more colour than usual in Eumundi last weekend when the Australian Body Art Festival came to town. This terrific event included workshops, competitions and internationally renowned Australian artist Emma Hack. A big congratulations to Anthony Wynne-Hoelscher who did a fantastic job coordinating this event in an extremely professional manner. Eumundi Range Road Bridge Together with Cr Robinson, I’ve had some detailed discussions
with council staff about the heritage look and feel of new Eumundi Range Rd bridge. This unique project has come about at the request of local community groups, who wanted a point of difference with this new bridge and something that provided a striking entry statement to Eumundi. The new bridge will include exposed aggregate footpath finishes, ‘bespoke’ fungal orange balustrading uprights with timber longitudinal top rails and rock faced end plinths, for the pedestrian pathway. Recycled bridge timbers will be used for the gazebo shelter, adjacent to and south of the bridge as well as welcome to Eumundi entry sign reflecting the historic construction technique employed in the original bridge. This entry signage will be erected on the western side of the Eumundi Range Rd and to the North of the bridge. Car Parking I’m aware of the ongoing concerns and problems that people are encountering in Eumundi with regards to the misleading nature of car parking signage. Whilst Council is required to install the national-standard signage, I’m very much aware that the terminology on these signs can be confusing. Rest assured I’m committed to working towards a solution to these ongoing problems that will provide greater clarity.
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Twilight Arts & Crafts Market Sunday 8th Nov 4pm - 8pm 6 Beddington Road, Doonan
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Community H alloween for a Fair D ay O ut Original Eumundi Markets is hosting ‘A Fair Day Out’ with a Halloween twist on Saturday 31 October. A Fair Day Out celebrates inclusive communities and is a creative expression for people with disabilities. The event hub will be at Eumundi’s Amphitheatre with stalls providing information services for people with disability, stalls run by people with disability, a
haunted house photo booth, trick or treat trail, as well as free art and craft activities for children and a jam tent with musical instruments manned by Mooloolaba Tafe. The Amphitheatre Stage will see entertainment from 9.30am 2pm - a blend of performances including dance, music and more. eumundimarkets.com.au.
WHOLESOME, HEALTH FOODS & SUPPLEMENTS Eumundi now has its own wholefoods store up on the hill at the Pavilion markets. Wide range of dry wholefoods, syrups and oils, nutritional supplements and eco-friendly body and household products. 85% OF PRODUCTS ARE SOURCED LOCALLY.
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Former Eumundi State School student, 16 year old Meg Gemmell, has a very interesting Meg on the shores of family history. Her Great Grandfather, Gallipoli Rice Gemmell, Gordon Gemmell served in the First reflect upon and understand Word War. Rice and his two the immense sacrifice that brothers, Gordon and Jim set these Australians made for out on a great adventure but sadly one brother did not return. their country, their mates and our future. Meg had always wanted to find out where her ancestors had “Roger Lee (the chief military travelled and to see the places historian for the Australian they saw. Defence Force) showed us Meg was one of 70 young ambassadors chosen to go to Gallipoli. The Year 11 student had to submit a five-minute multimedia presentation about how to keep the ANZAC tradition alive. When she heard about the opportunity to pay her respects to her Great Grandfather and his brothers in Gallipoli, Meg was delighted to go. As she travelled around the cemeteries of the Gallipoli Peninsula that contained Australian soldiers, Meg felt great empathy towards these hardy, brave troops. It was a powerful experience enabling young Queenslanders to
the results of the Fromelles recovery. He found, identified and reinterred the bodies of Australian soldiers who were buried in a mass grave by the German forces over 100 years ago,’’ Meg explained. Meg was away for 16 days and also visited Turkey, Belgium and France during this time. Meg was the first Gemmell to visit her Great Great Uncle’s grave at the Heath cemetery in France since he died on 10 August 1918. “Words cannot describe the emotions I felt on that day. It was a memorable and very emotional day that I will never forget.”
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The short Eumundi Remembrance Day community ceremony and wreath laying will be held on Wed 11 November at the memorial trees opposite Discover Eumundi Heritage & Visitor Centre on Memorial Dr, at 10.45am.
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Community B O D Y A R T P O P S W I T H R E T R O C R E AT I V I T Y Original Eumundi Markets’ Australian Body Art Festival was a weekend of colour and creativity. This year’s theme of Pop Trashion turned living canvases into works of vibrant 60’s Pop inspired art for around 10, 000 visitors over the two days. Festival highlights included: internationally renowned Australian body painter Emma Hack who presented a line-up of stunning artistic events; an extravagant installation by local body artist’s Nina and Brady Neher with sister’s Loula Rinaldis and Rene McGovern; and the ‘Arts Jam’ performance in the Eumundi Amphitheatre.
of music and art with graffiti artists spraying huge canvases on either side of the stage, while bands, burlesque and bodyart demonstrations entertained the audience. Event Director, Anthony Wynne-Hoelscher said of this year’s event, “We’ve blended street art, graffiti, skate art, surfboard art, hair art and really up-scaled the wearable art and collaborative nature of body painting, make-up, hair and
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fashion, and I think all of this has really ensured that the quality this year has been first class.” Cont’d on pg 18
Saturday night was an entertaining showcase spectacle
Photos thanks to Mary Shannon and Sacha H-McL
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Community T he 2 0 1 5 A ustralian B ody A rt F esti val A ward W inners
SPECIAL FX Sponsored by The Eumundi Chamber of Commerce WINNER: Janie Fearon RUNNER UP: Kelli MacAlpine JUDGES’ ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD: Charmaine Orchard PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARD: Janie Fearon
AIRBRUSH
Sponsored by Prooste de Deyne Family WINNER: Jess Haines-Hann RUNNER UP: Katrina Brase JUDGES’ ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD: Sandra Temple PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARD: Katrina Brase
BRUSH & SPONGE Sponsored by FACE & AFABA WINNER: Nicole Aspradakis RUNNER UP: Gina Nomachi JUDGES’ ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD: Sandra Temple PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARD: Sandra Temple
SURF AND SKATE DESIGN Sponsored by Airbrush Venturi WINNER: Annie Sargeantson RUNNER UP: Kassandra Abriola JUDGES’ ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD: Tiegan McRae PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARD: Kassandra Abriola
FACE PAINT ING
Sponsored by Hinternoosa WINNER: Caitlin Tickner RUNNER UP: Corina Wagner JUDGES’ ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD: Susan Klein PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARD: Wendy Harrington
ALL DOLLED UP Sponsored by Fairy Patch
WINNER UNDER 10: Holly Flood, aged 6 MOST CREATIVE USE OF MATERIALS: Georgia Warby, age 10 BEST IN THEME – POP TRASHION: Tiegan McRae, age 14 2ND BEST OVERALL: Tilly Harvison, age 12 BEST OVERALL: Kahlee Suters, age 12 9
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Photography
Sprung
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Annie Owens, Tinbeerwah
Annie Owens, Tinbeerwah
Annie Owens, Tinbeerwah
Spring spotted in Eumundi. Wendy Birrell
Busy Bee at home yesterday... Actually couldn’t believe it when I saw I’d captured it! Lisa Williment, Eumundi.
NEW PHOTO A SSIGNMENT FOR SPRING! –
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Please share your spring snaps from the hinterland with us! Send your high resolution photos (1-4MB is perfect) to editor@eumundigreen.com.au along with a short description and where the photo was taken, and we may publish them in the magazine or online.
Books EYE OF SOFIE LAGUNA Sofie Laguna’s The Eye of the Sheep (winner of the 2015 Miles Franklin Literary Award) is the story of a struggling working class Australian family torn apart by the pressures of a “difficult” child, alcoholism and violence. It is beautifully written as you would expect from a Franklin winner, but Laguna reaches the extraordinary in her creation of Jimmy, the youngest son, whose voice illuminates and drives this story. His unique insights, made all the more powerful because Jimmy is never diagnosed, pinned down as a list of mental symptoms in need of a classification, but free to roam in our minds throughout this remarkable novel. Likewise, the stereotypes of violent father and saintly mother get a bit blurred at the edges through his view point. He sees and understands his mother’s need and his father’s repulsion to it and where it leads. The heartbreak is that he needs both. Here he describes his father’s relationship to the scotch bottle with a ship on its side,
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“The weight of the Cutty Sark blocked the valves that led to Paula. Dad tried to clear the blockages with his hands and that’s what left Paula with the bruises. But if he didn’t drink the Cutty Sark, the valves inside pressed against his heart and other vitals, carrying the past through his bloodstream. The pressure built like the boiling water in the refinery pipes that led to steam and flame. It wasn’t bearable.” Another major influence on the family is the industrial suburb of Victoria where they live. The only work available to his father is demeaning, dangerous, insecure and eventually life destroying work in a refinery. It also becomes clear that there is very little outside support for this desperate family, either for Jimmy’s special needs, his father’s drinking, or the violence he inflicts on the others. In spite of all this, Sofie Laguna manages to create a powerful and positive story. Absolutely worth the read.
NOVEMBER MOVIE NIGHT The Lives of Others: German drama Director: Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck Starring: Ulrich Mühe, Ulrich Tukur, Sebastian Koch, Martina Gedeck Wednesday 11 Nov 6:40pm 2015 Annual Memberships available or come along as our guest. Membership includes monthly feature film + shorts Every 2nd Wednesday February - December Eumundi School of Arts Hall Gourmet supper and dessert, BYO drinks
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art news art exhibition, lazer display, outdoor cinema, art workshops, gallery café and bar and art auction. Prizes for coming in Halloween costume. stteresa. qld.edu.au. A Cappella Choir, directed by Andrew Emmet, will be performing in concert featuring: Good Vibrations (popular) and spiritsong (classical) on Thurs 12 November, 7.30pm at Uniting Church Hall, Werin St, Tewantin. Admission $12 (conc. $10) andrewjemmet@gmail.com St Teresa Catholic College at Sea Eagle Dr, Noosaville is holding its inaugural Off the Wall event highlighting local arts and the environment, on Saturday 31 Oct, from 6pm9pm. The program includes: four major award-winning theatre and dance pieces at the Pinbarren Performing Arts Centre; night market; four stages of entertainment,
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environment, hoarded treasures and knowledge of days gone by, to tell the story of the everyday in her exhibition Notions of an Ordinary Yarn, currently on display at Noosa Regional Gallery, 9 Pelican St, Tewantin. noosaregionalgallery.com.au.
Community Bus Community bus runs into Eumundi and home between 5pm and 9pm on Fri and Sat Bookings 0488 322 323
Sunshine Coast based five-piece band, The Claptomaniacs, return to Yandina Bowls Club, Steggalls Rd, Yandina on Sat 7 Nov, 7pm - 11pm. If you also have a craving for Joe Cocker hits, or songs like I shot the sheriff or Layla – and a range of other classics from the 70’s, then this show is for you. $10 at the door or pre-book through www. oztix.com.au. Ring the club for table bookings 5446 7126.
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Sport SWIMMING SEASON BEGINS
E U M U N D I ’ S T- 2 0 T E A M C E L E B R AT E H O M E G R O U N D S Paul Curtis, Team Captain
Sacha Hamilton-MacLaren Very excited and nervous Eumundi State School children from grades one to three began their summer swimming program at Eumundi’s Aquatic Centre on Memorial Dr last week. New manager Adrian Williams quickly became the kid’s favourite instructor, with the youngsters enjoying his fun and professional teaching style. Parents commented that the
classes were well organised and the parental help in the pool was welcomed. Adrian moved from Maryborough recently and took over the reigns at the Centre last month. Among his coaching acheivements Adrian’s proud to say he coached Olympic champion Jodie Henry. This month, the Aquatic Centre’s Thursday night swim club also started back for the summer. The club improves kid’s swimming and helps prepare them for carnivals while still having fun. Afterschool learn-to-swim classes are also available 5442 7186.
We’ve really been looking forward to our Show Grounds becoming available as it’s a great venue and we’re proud to be a Eumundi line up that’s supported by a local business, The Imperial Hotel. For those who enjoy cricket and the excitement of the short game, you won’t be disappointed. Bring the kids, a picnic blanket and some camp chairs. The canteen will be operating with refreshments. Your Mum’s Undies will hit the field at 12.15pm against team 6 & Out. The boys would love some home town support. The team previously called the grounds at Yandina home. Eumundi’s T-20 cricket team, Your Mum’s Undies, will be playing their first competitive match on home turf at the Eumundi Show Grounds. The local lads will host three matches this Sunday 1 November, from 10am. The modified rules format is known as Last Man Standing & has over 30,000 players competing worldwide.
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Tania Watson, Pharmacist due to a reaction to pollen. Most of us are sensitised to the many different pollen species, however the most troublesome pollens tend to be the tiny, hardly visible pollens of wind pollinating plants such as the northern hemisphere grasses, trees and flowering weed species. These include improved pasture grasses, Patterson’s Curse, Parthenium weed, ragweed and trees such as the olive tree. Photo: Wendy Birrell
For those of us who suffer from hay fever (or allergic rhinitis) the symptoms are all too familiar. They can include itchy, watery eyes, sneezing and a constantly irritated and dripping nose. These symptoms are caused by an allergic reaction in the inner linings of the nose. Allergic rhinitis is one of the most common respiratory conditions affecting Australians, with around 15% of the population affected and it is more
common in females than males. Conditions that commonly occur alongside allergic rhinitis include asthma, chronic sinusitis, middle ear infections and a decreased quality of sleep. The most common triggers of allergic rhinitis are pollen, house dust, animal fur (or dander), fungal spores, air pollutants and occupational sources. Spring is often the time many of us experience this condition and this is generally
The Weatherzone Pollen Index measures the potential for pollen to trigger allergic reactions in susceptible people. Pollen levels in the atmosphere will be highest on hot days and on days where a dry wind is blowing. Additionally, light rain overnight or during the early morning will also cause high pollen levels. It is on these days that you may experience the symptoms of allergic rhinitis. For individuals who suffer from hay fever, the treatment goal is to manage the symptoms of the condition. These may
include avoiding allergens, pharmacological treatments such as antihistamines or intranasal corticosteroids, nonmedicated treatments such as saline sprays or douches and sensitisation therapy. What are some tips to avoid allergies around the house? • Clean surfaces regularly to avoid the accumulation of dust. • Avoid feather and down pillows. • Don’t hang sheets or clothing outside to dry on days of high pollen count. • Avoid high pile carpets, as they offer places for dust and allergens to hide. • Keep your pet away from bedrooms and off all furniture. • Wash your pet weekly. • Try to stay indoors on days of high pollen count. • Avoid mowing lawns or wear a mask if it is unavoidable.
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Travel Health Clinic - and World Health Organisation (WHO) Yellow Fever Accredited Centre. Ochre Health Eumundi is now operating its travel clinic. We offer a number of travel vaccines which also include Yellow Fever. The clinic provides medical advice on international travel and also for individuals with existing medical conditions. If you require travel advice or travel vaccinations please make an appointment to see one of our General Practitioners. Consultations by appointment on 5442 8882
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Dr Jo Deverill, Nambour General Hospital Emergency Medicine Staff Specialist I have been visiting my parents and spent yesterday evening rummaging through cupboards trying to find my old Snakes and Ladders board game. My four year old boy would love it, and it would help him learn addition and subtraction too. Even better, unlike an iPad, it doesn’t need charging. By coincidence, snakes and ladders were the two topics that came up when I asked one of my most senior colleagues in emergency medicine for his advice on good material for public information. As well as being an emergency doctor he’s a herpetologist, which means an expert on snakes. He loves them and I agree that they are beautiful creatures, much maligned. When did someone actually say something nice about a snake? From the Garden of Eden to the Jungle Book, they are universally damned. When we see them in the emergency department, they have usually been decapitated and presented in a bucket alongside a worried patient. You
might have thought that this would be a useful manoeuvre but it’s not. The majority of bites are sustained when people try to kill snakes, or pick them up. The snakes are just trying to defend themselves and they are pretty good at this. Furthermore we’ve had several occasions where relatives have presented the mashed up remains of nonvenomous species like carpet pythons. As well as being daft, this is against the law as they are all protected species. We don’t use snakes - alive or dead - for identification purposes. This is done with a venom detection kit (VDK) which is more accurate. When combined with blood tests, the VDK tells us whether the patient has been envenomed, and if so, which antiserum to give.
want it removed from your yard, call a licensed snake catcher. If you are bitten, don’t move and get someone to call an ambulance. Please don’t wash the bite site: it can interfere with the VDK. Finally prevention is better than cure: when you are in snake territory, wear closed shoes. This applies at night too. Which leaves me only a short space for ladders. If you are going up an extension ladder, get someone to hold the base. Obvious really. Never roll the dice with snakes and ladders. Unless you are four years old and they have come out of granddad’s cupboard.
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Dr Michael Nagel, Associate Professor in the School of Education at USC presents an insight into how brains develop at Cooroy Library, Fri 13 November, 1.45pm. This talk will be of interest for people of all ages as he discusses the most important things to do to foster healthy development in young minds and maintain such health as one ages. U3A Noosa Members $4 ($5 non-members) Includes afternoon tea. u3anoosa.org.au As part of their Child Healthy Lifestyle Program Queensland Health is conducting a Healthy Child Growth and Child development session at Nambour Library on 2 Nov, 10am-11am. Learn practical ideas and clarify some misconceptions. Free but bookings essential. library. sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au
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My philosophy: Feed your body with nourishing, organic and fresh wholesome food to feel alive and energised; educate yourself, your family and your community to a healthier lifestyle; share food with the people you love. Not every diet is perfect for every body - it’s whatever works for you! For me there are five ingredients I can’t live without: coconut oil, chia seeds, raw cacao, activated nuts and seeds and organic spelt liquorice (my weakness). And I do love a good Acai bowl. I was born in Denmark so my Danish heritage is important to me but since I have lived in Australia, almost half of my life, I have definitely adapted to the laid back lifestyle here. Using your fingers press the Ingredients Method pastry evenly into the tart tin Preheat the oven to 180°C. For the Pastry and cut off any excess pastry • 2 cups buckwheat flour that hangs too far off the edge. In a bowl combine all pastry ingredients and mix well. • 1 organic egg For the filling, spread the • 1/2 cup Extra Virgin Olive Oil • 2 tblsp. cold water • Pinch of sea salt For the Filling • 1 bunch asparagus • 1 x 150g fresh salmon fillet, diced • 10 whole organic eggs • 2 egg whites • 1 cup almond milk • Himalayan salt & pepper to season • Horse radish (optional) • Dill (optional)
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Sacha Hamilton-MacLaren 9AM SUNDAY 25 OCTOBER. Celebrate spring at our local Botanic Gardens at Lake McDonald with a leisurely walk along ambling pathways with one of the volunteer guides from Friends of Noosa Botanic Gardens on Sunday 25 October. The group will meet at the large shelter shed by 9am. No bookings necessary.
Natu re No tes Ph oto Here’s a picture of the very rare whip spider taken outside our office at Greenpet in Verrierdale.
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bRIDGE STILL TOO RICKETY Eumundi’s new rickety bridge playground equipment, crafted by the talented local Cooroora Woodworkers, is still awaiting final playground equipment council compliance. ECCO General Manager Anthony Wynne-Hoelscher explained, “Due to the rickety bridge being a unique installation, there have been a number of modifications required to meet required
safety standards,” Anthony said, “ECCO has been working with both Council and the certifiers to modify the equipment to meet standards, but unfortunately as fabrication takes place off site, it has taken longer than hoped.” Anthony assured the rickety bridge would be have a proper party just as soon as compliance was given.
The next Cooroy- Eumundi Garden Club meeting will be held on Mon 9 Nov, 9.30am, in the Kafe annex at Kin Kin State School, 26-32 Main St. Keith Gilbert will introduce Kin Kin’s innovative school
valuable food and habitat to local wildlife. Wildlife nesting boxes will be installed and monitored here over the coming months and we look forward to sharing the photos with you. The next Eumundi Bushcare Group will be held on Sunday 22 November 9.30am to 12pm with morning tea and a cuppa provided so come along for some laughs and bird watching while doing some much needed bushland restoration.
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nature news Cath Manuel is running an onsite workshop offering simple ideas for a thriving garden in her Lake McDonald garden on Sat 14 Nov, 9am-12pm. In this practical Workshop, you’ll learn ways to have a thriving garden year round, natural methods for pest and diseases, feeding fruit trees and nurturing your garden. Includes workbook and morning tea. eventbrite. com/e/keeping-your-gardengorgeous-tickets-19138180814
Hidden away along Pacey St in Eumundi is an important parcel of bushland that local wildlife will find a haven as one of the last remaining bushland reserves in the heart of Eumundi. Our community conservation group are working hard to remove the weed species such as umbrella tree, camphor laurel, Ochna, Fishbone fern and Singapore daisy to name a few. Removal of these weeds will assist the natural process of bush regeneration with native species allowed to flourish from the seed bank, providing
garden program. New members welcome, contact Carol 5449 1472. Coming up at Yandina Community Garden is: a guided garden tour on Sat 7 Nov, 9am; frog ponds and habitat gardening workshop with Sean Morrow on Sat 14 Nov, 9.30am. yandinacommunitygardens. com.au. Permaculture Noosa’s October meeting will be held on Thursday 15, at 7pm at the Cooroy Memorial Hall, beginning with a marketplace where members share their surplus home grown produce by giving, exchanging or selling. Supper available for a gold coin donation. 16
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A Crown Fire occurs during fires of extreme intensity. A crown fire burns through the crown or canopy of trees and where the canopy is continuous, fires can spread incredibly quickly. Crown fires are difficult to extinguish and are very dangerous. #bushfiresafe
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N atu re N otes MAGPIE GEESE
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Ducks, swans and geese might appear to be different in size, shape, colour and behaviour but they are all just ducks anatomically, in the bird family Anatidae. There is one exception – the Magpie Goose. This species is almost a living fossil having evolved from a common ancestor before the modern ducks. A few million years earlier and they would have been on the menu for dinosaurs. Their scientific name is Anseranas semipalmata. The genus name shows that they are distantly related to other geese and the species name semipalmata refers to their feet which are only half webbed, unlike all the other ducks/ geese. They really do look like large ducks but have a few distinguishing characteristics. Also unlike other waterfowl, but like most other birds, they do not moult their flightfeathers in one go but lose them one at a time, meaning that there is no time when they are not ready for flight. Very important in a prey species. Like so many of our native birds Magpie Geese are black and white with a black edge on the underwing. Males have a distinct knob on the head and in both genders have long, slender necks (like swans), toes with long claws and a hook at the end of the beak. Those half-webbed feet are really noticeable. Their lifestyle is interesting: they mate for life but usually every male has two females. He builds the nest, usually on
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trampled down reeds or other aquatic plants, occasionally in trees. The females lay anywhere up to 16 eggs, then all three share the incubation and feeding duties. This again shows that they are different to other waterfowl – they are the only waterfowl to feed their young. The diet consists of aquatic plants, grains like wild rice, grasses, seeds etc. The hooks on their beaks allow them to harvest water chestnuts and other submerged bulbs. The most usual habitat is floodplains, wet grasslands, wet pastures and at times the close vicinity of large lakes. We have all seen pictures of those huge flocks in Kakadu numbering tens of thousands of birds. Their breeding range is northern Australia and southern New Guinea but the overall range covers most of the Queensland and NSW coast with scattered populations in small areas of Vic and SA. At one time these populations were quite extensive but were depleted through draining of wetlands, overhunting and even poisoning to reclaim marginal pastures. The birds were reintroduced in some southern states to build up numbers for hunting purposes. A Magpie Goose can live to 32 years of age but not when facing some hero with a shot gun. Locally, a few years ago we used to see small flocks of up to a dozen birds on the land where the small abattoir used to be, but not lately. We see the occasional pair up at Lake Macdonald but there must still be some flocks in the area. Residents underneath their flightpath hear their ‘honking’ and the rustle of their wingbeats as they pass overhead in late evenings.
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Cont’d from pg 8 Along with talented body artists who entered into a range of paint techniques, festival guests this year included Sunshine Coast Wearable Art designer Carol Thompson, designer Peter Dwyer from Sydney’s Whitehouse Institute of Design, Hair Director Ali Holmes of Sydney’s Wild Life Hair Sogo, nationally renowned Sydney body artist Julie Tattam from Skincognito, and headliner was the internationally renowned Australian body painter, Emma Hack.
“The quality this year has been fantastic and I think it all bodes well for the future of body painting and related industries in this country,” he surmised.
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