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Just Love Eumundi!
Did you light up Eumundi at Xmas time? What a wonderful Christmas we have just enjoyed. Not only smashing weather, but also fantastic nights and days in Eumundi, and including the fantastic Eumundi Lights up Night Markets this year. Caplick Park was another enchanted wonderland with lots of fun for young and old as a respite to some frivolity and serious markets fun at Parkside and Original Eumundi Markets along with the shops, pubs and restaurants in town enjoying the record crowds. Oh and a fabulous laser light show courtesy of Bruno Kempler! More please.
2016 - the year we see the rejuvenation of the Terraces
For a number of years, the area of the Wednesday and Saturday markets abutting the amphitheatre known as the Terraces has been in desperate need of an upgrade for safety and enhanced community amenity. Whilst we know that it is important that Eumundi retains a multifaceted lifestyle benefit for all... marketeers, businesses, residents… our world famous markets are the biggest economic and employment driver for our town and it is important that we work productively with all stakeholders to make sure that the Eumundi markets are safe, fun, productive and profitable. To this end ECCO has been working with our members; EDCA and EHA as well as the Sunshine Coast Council in facilitating a long term upgrade to the Terraces that will be not only be architectually pleasing on market days and non-markets days alike - but also will have built into the project a long term maintenance program so that the facility does not again fall into any disrepair. With a total combined investment of $1.3million this will be one of Eumundi’s biggest capital projects in some time and will provide a major fillip to the enduring success of the markets as a whole as well as a lovely shaded community dwell space and parkland on non market days. The works will be scheduled to create the least disruption to town and to those mark stall holders who normally occupy this space.
What would you like to see in Eumundi? Love to hear your thoughts… please email Anthony: gm@eumundicco.com.au
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BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT T I N A CO O P E R G A L L E R Y
Tina Cooper
What and where is your business? What do you offer?
Old Hermitage building at 93 Memorial Dr.
Tina Cooper Gallery – High class local artwork, jewellery and pottery for sale. Live glass blowing demonstrations by Wolfgang Engel and showcasing the largest collection of international glass art by Tina Cooper. We have a main gallery fronting the main street with an internal studio of Wolfgang Engel’s work and his live glass blowing demonstrations. At the rear of the main building we have the unique art cave where exhibitions are ongoing.
What made you choose Eumundi to base your business?
How long have you been in business in Eumundi? Twenty seven years in Eumundi starting at the Eumundi markets as a stallholder. In 2002 I opened my first gallery at 106 Memorial Drive, The “Top of Town”. In 2012 I had to relocate due to the site being demolished, so I moved to the
Eumundi had a great boutique market to sell my work in 1990 where I picked up many galleries and collectors including celebrities like Pat Cash who adored my work. In those days Eumundi was known as a Glass Town with a Glass Blowing Studio in the old Imperial Hotel which used to attract thousands of people 7 days a week. To this day people still ask where it has gone as they loved to watch so much. What is the best thing about working here? Eumundi still has its old town charm with great restaurants, coffee shops and pubs. You never have a problem getting a great brekkie, lunch or dinner, with a good country smile. Knowing that my business
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has survived the GFC (Global Financial Crisis) here in Eumundi it speaks for itself as customers still want quality local Australian art. I give thanks to all my loyal customers. What is the worst thing you’ve found about working here? The two day trading town has always focused on the Market Days only. I feel that it has never really integrated as a whole town to include the great galleries, coffee shops, restaurants, bed and breakfasts, pubs and great produce of this area etc. What would you like to see change in our business district? I feel that we haven’t embraced the amazing art talent that we have had here over the years and, as such, have lost the soul of this town as it has been consumed by too many imported low quality stalls that take away the boutique feel of the Original Eumundi Market - not saying
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that there isn’t a place for high quality imports here in Eumundi. “Quality Control” over what is sold at the Markets and “less” stalls. I hear this every day from customers and tourists who have come here year after year. To sum it up ... More support for the businesses and promotion as one entity. Tina’s lastest exhibition Scyphozoa is on display from 22 Jan at her Memorial Dr Gallery.
Community LO C A L S C ATC H U P A N D R O C K O N ! EUMUNDI PA R K I N G F O R U M Around 150 revellers enjoyed an Cr Rogerson held an open community forum on 9 December in the CWA Hall to discuss parking arrangements with concerned locals and community groups. The meeting’s priority was to find a compromise to cater for residents and market visitors. Key points made at the meeting were:
afternoon of rock with Harvey and Bryan Alcorn at Joe’s Waterhole on 2 January. Manager Sophie Eaton said the Pleasure Kings rocked the day and early evening. “It was a great afternoon with so many locals catching up with friends - a big family reunion.”
• There are too many 30 minute parks. • Two hour parking along Napier St all the time in front of Square, remove 1/2 hour limit • More loading zones for market parking in Memorial Dr. • Change 1/2 hour parking time limit from 6am to 1pm Wed and Sat, 2 P 8am to 5pm Mon, Tue, Thur, Fri. • Requested additional 10 minute parking bay in the first bay the uphill side of Lonergans Ln. ECCO will continue to offer locals a $12 per year or $6 per half year to park in the off street car park.
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COMMUNITY NEWS The Verrierdale Community Group are holding a free BBQ lunch plus games and prizes for locals this Australia Day (Tues 26) at the Verrierdale Hall. BYO drinks. RSVP before 21st to Fay 5471 0069. This year at the Pride Fair Day, glamourous pooches will take centre stage in the Pride Paws Parade on Sat 27 February, 9am – 2pm at Eumundi Amphitheatre, Memorial Dr. All dogs and parents (owners) from across the whole community are invited to take part and registration is free. Prizes and awards on offer. Register at eumundimarkets.com.au. The Pride Fair Day celebrates the Coast’s diversity. Sunshine Coast’s Riding for the Disabled (RDA) in North Arm recently became the recipients of a $100,000 grant from Dept of National Parks, Sport & Recreation! The money will fund the new club house at the end of the recently completed arena. RDA were also successful with
a smaller NPSR grant which will fund the purchase of an arena rake and a new carriage horse.
Sunshine Coast RDA is currently asking for new volunteers. Do you have a few spare hours each week and would like to make a difference? Full volunteer orientation, induction and training will be provided on 16-19 February, 9am – 12pm at 2 Monak Rd, North Arm. 5472 7280 or admin@ sunshinecoastrda.com Sunspace Café on Eumundi Noosa Rd in Doonan is holding its Summer Twilight Market on Sun 24 January from 5 - 8pm. Interested stallholders can contact sunspacemarkets@ gmail.com.
Men’s Health Clinic Ochre Health Eumundi offers men’s health services for depression, anxiety, weight loss, smoking cessation and any screening tests that may be required.
Services are aimed at health promotion and illness prevention for the male population. If you are a man and would like to have a general check- up with a General Practitioner specializing in men’s health. Call on 5442 8882 to book an appointment. Bookings by appointment 6/2-6 Etheridge St Eumundi P: 5442 8882 • F: 5442 7054 E: eumundi.reception@ochrehealth.com.au
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VCG G I V E TO CO U N T RY Q L D
VCG secretary, Sue Fingleton (left) presented a cheque to Rotary Director, Tania Watson. The Verrierdale Community Group (VCG) contributed $1000
to the Rotary Club of Eumundi’s fundraising drive to help the Longreach Rotary provide some Christmas cheer for those in Western Queensland struggling with the drought. The VCG administers the Verrierdale hall on behalf of the community. Part of that entails the running of Full Moon Dances, which help the group raise funds to keep the Hall functioning. Sufficient monies were raised last year allowing the group to also donate towards cancer research via the Big Morning Tea. Wishes for some much needed rain went with the cheque!
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Megan Dare, Eerwah Vale
Nala and myself learning to paddleboard. We had a fantastic time and only fell off about a million times! Heidi Jenkins, Verrierdale Megan Dare, Eerwah Vale
Megan Dare, Eerwah Vale
I thought I would send through this lightning photo I took on my Nikon D3200. This was taken down Musavale Rd, Eerwah Vale, just outside of Eumundi. Hope you enjoy. Regards, Ross Luttrell, Eerwah Vale.
H A V E A P H O T O T H AT C A P T U R E S Y O U R S U M M E R ? The Green loves sharing photos taken by locals - almost as much as reader’s love seeing them! Please send through your high resolution photos to editor@ eumundigreen.com.au along with where the photo was taken and where in the hinterland you live, and we may print them in the mag and on facebook. Thanks for sharing!
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Arts A RT I S T ’ S S PAC E
Viki Murray, photographer double life, dividing the time between the outback mining town Lightning Ridge in North West NSW (70kms from the QLD border) and here in Eumundi. More and more of my creative stuff is happening on the iPhone and iPad. The apps coming out are killer and offer mobility - I can spontaneously create something that is still good quality - being no longer tied to a desktop as much.
seven years have become more permanent. We have our own little patch here and built a studio we could both work from (my
How long have you been in this space? I have naturally gravitated to Eumundi more and more. I can literally drink in the green for days on end. My other life has been consumed with drought in recent years, and as much as the arid wide open space has become a part of me after 26 years - my heart is near the Coast. What is your connection to this region? How long have you been photographing? Since secondary school. Having done my formal training in the 80’s, I’m part of the film generation and learnt the basics
through film and darkroom printing. I was working mostly in monochrome until digital arrived. Where do you work and why? I am incredibly lucky to live a
Back in 2002 we began coming up this way to escape the outback summer heat in which averages 40 degrees. Over time we fell in love with the area, in particular Eumundi, and for the last
FIRST GIG IN THE BUNKER The Imperial Hotel held its first live music gig in its new venue The Bunker this month, kicking off with internationally acclaimed Scottish folk icon Dougie McLean who came fresh from Woodford. Dear Willow opened the afternoon in the revamped beer garden followed by Doonan’s Celtic legends The Barley Shakes (Pictured right).
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Sunshine Coast student who is 25 years or younger, undertake a second year of a full-time accredited tertiary level educational in the performing arts. Applications close Mon 1 February. theeventscentre.com. au/get-involved/scholarship. The Artisan Gallery at 43 Caplick Way in Eumundi, is currently showing resident timber craftsman David Suters, along with work from over 30 artisans. artisanseumundi.com 9
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Arts LOV E PA R A D E M E E T S L A N D R I G H T S A RT I S T ’ S G R O U P I N V I T E S OT H E R S The Noosa Love Parade Marriage Equality March and the Land Rights March were protesting separately on the day Tony Abbott PM came to Noosa for lunch last year. In a moving experience the two groups of marchers joined together in a passionate and colourful protest. The impromptu moment was captured by local professional photographers.
The Rainbow Flag – Rainbow Serpent photographic exhibition is currently on display in Discover Eumundi’s new exhibition space Wan’din, Corner of Gridley St and Memorial Dr, until Sunday 31 January. 5442 8762
The established Tinbeerwah art group will resume classes on Thursday 28 and Friday 29 of January. The classes are held in school term times at the Tinbeerwah hall, corner Sunrise and Noosa-Cooroy Rds, each week from 9am to 12pm. Members are encouraged to develop their own individual ideas and techniques in contemporary and traditional styles using a variety of mediums. New members are welcome or
head along to meet the group. Jan Cooke 5473 0235 or Avril Hare 5448 1448.
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T H E C I R C L E O F M A R K E T PA R K I N G Anthony Wynne-Hoelscher, ECCO general manager
Photos: Sacha HMcL Seven years ago, thanks to strong community action, the Eumundi Markets Carparks reverted to community management under the auspices of the Eumundi Combined Community Organisation (ECCO) which has as its members main Eumundi community groups: Eumundi Chamber of Commerce (ECC); Eumundi District Community Association (EDCA); and Eumundi
Historical Association (EHA). In the time that ECCO has been running the carpark, from a small, daily car parking fee, hundreds of thousands of dollars have been earned for our community from visitors to the markets, who are mainly Sunny Coast tourists or day-trippers from Brisbane. The gates are manned each market day by volunteers from 10
Kim Schoenberger’s exhibition Resilience is currently on display at the Butter Factory at Maple St, Cooroy. The artworks contrast shiny stainless steel against rusty iron, forming fragile lines and creating balance between the spaces. bfac@iinet.net.au
APT8 Kids is on Tour from Queensland Art Gallery of Modern Art (QAGOMA) is visiting the Butter Factory Arts Centre, Cooroy these holidays until Sunday 24 January. Featuring making and drawing activities. qagoma.qld.gov.au
local community groups - with more than $55,000 repatriated back to these groups each year alone. These proceeds have also provided subsidies for Eumundi’s much loved fortnightly community magazine, kept the doors open to Eumundi Medical Centre before it became Ochre Health, provided a community bus, built an RV stopover facility and BBQ amenity, projectmanaged our new Caplick Park rickety bridge and supported arts and culture in this area including sponsorship of: Eumundi Sculpture Prize, Festival of Small Halls, Reality Bites Literary Festival, Australian Body Art Festival, Experience Eumundi Community tourism marketing and many other worthy events and activities.
known as “The Terraces”, which accounts for around 40% of all Eumundi market stalls each Wednesday and Saturday - supporting valuable local employment and enduring economic benefits to our special place. All this from the simple act of parking a car!
In 2016, ECCO will make a major investment in joint venture with EDCA, EHA and Sunshine Coast Council, for the well needed upgrade to the markets area abutting the amphitheatre,
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Richard, our carpark manager and his team of volunteers perform a sterling service in maximising the efficiencies and through flow on each market day whilst bringing that special Eumundi welcome to all the visitors that pass through our gates. The past year saw car park records broken and much of this is due to the well-oiled machine that the markets carpark has become. From little things, big things grow.
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Books TO O M U C H O F A G O O D R E A D Blasphemy, I know, but I’m beginning to wonder if there are too many books being published! As an avid reader, I look forward to the publication of new books by trusted authors as well as discovering new authors and books to expand my experience. I know trusted authors can disappoint and it’s risky to try new genres and authors but it is part of the process. At the beginning of each year, publishers tout their anticipated book releases and the multitude of literary platforms and forums in turn promote/preview those releases. Because I like a mix of Australian, English and American content; my regulars are The Guardian (Australian and English), The New York Review, Huffington Post, The Sydney Morning Herald and Australian Review of Books.
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This year the number of books being promoted is ... daunting. I have slogged my way through the lists of upcoming publications for 2016 to find some that Green readers might like. Most are ones from “trusted” authors, others just sound intriguing. No guarantees!
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“Is there a relationship between the quantity of books available to us, the ease with which they can be written and published, and our reading experience? At present, for example, it’s hard not to feel that we are in an era of massive overproduction.” - Tim Parks. I N T E R N AT I O N A L R E L E A S E S I N C LU D E : Zero K by Don DeLillo author of White Noise.
Barkskins by The Shipping News and Brokeback Mountain novelist Annie Proulx.
The High Mountains of Portugal by Yann Martel, who wrote Life of Pi.
Vinegar Girl by Anne Tyler (A Spool of Blue Thread)
The Nest by Cynthia D’Aprix Sweeney. This is her debut novel which sold for over one million dollars...what does that say?
Absolutely on Music is the latest from Haruki Murakami who wrote IQ84 and Norwegian Wood.
LaRose by Louise Erdrich who also wrote The Round House and Love Medicine.
Mandibles: A Family, 2029-2047 by Lionel Shriver who wrote We Need to Talk about Kevin.
The Noise of Time by Booker Prize winner Julian Barnes for Sense of an Ending.
Sweet Lamb of Heaven by Lydia Millet is a psychological thriller.
Everybody’s Fool by Richard Russo: Nobody’s Fool, Donald “Sully” Sullivan is back!
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AU S T R A L I A N D E B U T S I N C LU D E : The Dry a crime thriller by Jane Harper The Midnight Watch David Dyer’s novel offering a fresh look at the Titanic disaster
Feel Free, is a collection of essays from Zadie Smith.
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Sport S I LV E R AT N AT I O N A L S F O R LO C A L C YC L I N G C H A M P Belli Park Olympian Shara Gillow has taken silver at the 2016 MARS Cycling Australia Road National Championships on 6 January. Although disappointed at not taking out the title for the fifth year, the 27 year-old accepted it was a good start to the year and her hopes of making the Olympic team again this year in Rio. Shara completed the 29.3 km cycling course in 44 minutes and two seconds, just 46 seconds behind the race winner. “I’m not happy with silver, I came for the gold - but I guess it is a good start to the 2016 season and I am now looking towards the European races,” she told Cycling Australia.
still returns home for a summer of surfing and cross-training with her large Belli Park family. “It’s nice being a local and seeing some of the kids here aspiring to be elite Olympic athletes [too],” Shara shared with olympics.com. au.
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Now based in Italy for nine months of the year, the Olympian
Free but bookings required. libraries.noosa.qld.gov.au. Belli Hall’s first old-time dance will be held on 30 January at 1170 Kenilworth Rd, Belli Park. Dances are alcohol free, suitable for family groups. Entry is $14 per person, $5 for student, children free and includes a country style supper. Bellihall.com.
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Health H E ALTH N E WS Abundant Yoga classes with Alison Cherry-Wood have recommenced in the Belli Hall at 1170 Kenilworth Rd, Belli Park every Friday, 8.309.30am. $12 per class, BYO mat and water. 0422 123 021. Make your own fermented food for good gut health with Elisabeth Fekonia at Cooroy library on 17 Feb 10-11.30am and Noovaville library on 29 Feb from 1-2.30pm. Learn to make: sauerkraut, sourdough, kimchi, cheese, yoghurt and miso. Free but bookings required. libraries.noosa.qld. gov.au Renowned American yoga teacher Simon Park is returning to Eumundi’s Anahata Yoga Temple on Memorial Dr, to lead a three day workshop from 4 – 6 March. His style is fluid, intuitive and encourages freedom through selfexploration. $45 per workshop or $120 for all three. Prepaid bookings essential. info@ anahatyogatemple.com.au
M E AT TO DAY, TO F U TO M O R R O W Dr Jo Deverill, Emergency Medicine Specialist Welcome back to the health column and a Happy New Year to you all. I’ve embarked on a New Year’s resolution - to give up eating meat. In doing so I’ve joined about 5 per cent of Australians who are vegetarian (though I still eat fish, so technically I am a pescatarian). Now there are plenty of ethical, economic, and ecological arguments for and against eating meat (and fish) but I won’t get into those because I am not an expert. There is also the undeniable bacon/tofu problem: bacon is delicious, but tofu has the same mouth feel as a boiled thong. Some would argue that a boiled thong actually tastes better than tofu. However we now have some confronting data about the health effects of meat consumption. The story that really hit the headlines was last October’s World Health Organisation report, linking processed meat (ham, bacon, sausages) to bowel cancer. The WHO was relaying the
conclusions of the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), which had reviewed 800 epidemiological studies, comparing the dietary habits and cancer rates of different groups of people. Shockingly, the IARC labelled processed meats as a group 1 carcinogen. This means that they found a definite association between eating sausages, ham etc and the occurrence of cancer. Other group 1 carcinogens include cigarettes, asbestos … and plutonium. But strength of association is not the same as magnitude of effect. Having a daily bacon burger is considerably less detrimental to health than a daily packet of cigarettes. Likewise a belly full of bratwurst does not compare with the aftermath of an N-bomb. Which is just as well, otherwise Kim Jong II would be weaponising frankfurters.
compares with about one million deaths from smoking, 600 000 from alcohol, and 200 000 from air pollution. The risk from processed meat (unsurprisingly) goes up with exposure: for every 50g daily, the risk of bowel cancer goes up about 18 per cent. There is also a strong (but not definite) link between cancer and red meat (steak, roast lamb etc). Data isn’t information, information isn’t knowledge, knowledge isn’t wisdom. The Cancer Council recommends that we cut down on processed meat, and limit red meat to three or four small serves a week. But they still recognise the important health benefits from eating meat. Does anyone know any good tofu recipes?
If the IARC is right, about 34 000 deaths worldwide are caused by eating processed meat. That
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DRESS UP, DRESS DOWN BANANA CAKE Valda Andrews
This is an old family favourite that can be dressed up or down. This version I made for afternoon tea with fresh cream in the middle with banana slices which had been soaked in lemon juice (to stop them going brown). This mixture is quite large and for the dressed down version I bake in a bar tin with sufficient mixture for an extra six patty cases. I make a cream cheese lemon icing or passionfruit icing for this version. Enjoy! For the Cake:
a 22cm spring form ring tin.
fingers. Serve with caramel sauce.
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Cream butter and sugar till light and creamy.
Bake in a moderate oven for 50 minutes or until cake leaves side of tin and is tested with a skewer.
Add eggs one at a time and beat well.
Allow to rest for approximately five minutes.
Mix in mashed bananas.
I freeze cavendish when they start to blacken and are perfect when thawed for this cake.
125 gm butter 3/4 cup brown sugar 1 tsp mixed spice 2 eggs 1 1/2 cups SR flour 1/2 tsp bi-carb soda 1 cup mashed bananas (always use cavendish as lady fingers do not cook well.) • 1/2 cup sour cream • 1/4 cup milk
Lightly fold in sifted flour, bi-carb and spice alternately with milk and then sour cream. Pour into a well-greased large ring tin - I use a 24cm bundt ring tin or
When cool, slice in half and fill with fresh whipped cream and sliced bananas. This is where you can put those delicious lady
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Method: Place in saucepan and stir for five minutes or until smooth.
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Living B AC K TO W O R K I N S P I R AT I O N ! The tinsel is away, the pudding is getting worked off, the ham bag has been washed and champagne corks are being recycled! Wow. I still feel full! The Festive Season is over and the time has come for the kids to have new school shoes and book packs. The year is about to kick back into full swing. It is also time for many of us to recommence our jobs and roles in the community. As we meander slowly into the year, we can often feel overwhelmed or daunted by the many months ahead. On the other hand we can embrace this transition with determination, creativity and inspiration!
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of characteristics which can enhance what we do. Use them! Clarifying the qualities we want to own and represent ourselves with is the key to happiness and success. No matter what we do, the way we do it always has an effect on others. Do it with a smile! Wishing you all a joyful, prosperous and passionate year ahead! inspirationalsanctuary.com.au
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When Gardens Escape We all love a beautiful garden brimming with greenery and bringing tranquillity. We often pop into a local nursery asking for something that is easy to grow and care for but unfortunately many “easy to grow” species can be a serious problem for our bushlands. A native from Mexico Syngonium podophyllum is a popular indoor plant and a real pest in our bushland. It is an aggressive climber, most often escaping from gardens or an old forgotten pot plant, sometimes just from garden clippings dumped into bushland. All parts of this plant
are extremely toxic to cats, dogs, wildlife and us including skin irritation! There are many beautiful Australian native species that can be planted to match the green, lush and tropical feel people may be looking for. Check out some shade loving locals such as Sedges and Lomandra species which have fantastic bank stabilising benefits and attract butterflies. Lillypillys are always a lovely addition with edible fruit for you and local wildlife. Or try the beautiful Orthosiphon aristatus also known as Cat’s Whiskers! Ask your local community native nursery this weekend!
The Eumundi Rural Fire Brigade crew had their first call out for 2016 at 4.45am on New Year’s Day. Volunteer’s Duncan Sayers and John Kennedy, who answered the early morning call, suspected
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We were surprised to find an interesting beetle on a small Black Wattle (we were looking for spiders). A closer look showed it to be a weevil and from its beautiful markings of metallic green specks and patches it was easy to identify it as a Botany Bay Diamond Weevil, Chrysolopus spectabilis. This species is one of only five insects collected by Joseph Banks during James Cook’s first journey to Australia. Australia is crawling and buzzing with insects so it is strange that Banks documented words to the effect that “insects here were very few … only the ants were troublesome.” In fact the Botany Bay Weevil was probably collected up near Cooktown as Cook’s
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landing at Botany Bay was in the cold part of the year when this species is seldom found near Sydney. But there would have been plenty further north. The name probably was given by early settlers who found them abundant on the shores of Botany Bay in summer.
beetles, 60,000 are weevils. Apart from the distinctive snout there are some differences. All weevil species are herbivores and/or seed eaters. As a group, beetles have a more varied diet ranging from vegetation, carrion, wood, detritus and other insects. We all know what Dung Beetles eat!
These weevils grow to about 25 mm body length and have that typical long snout with mouth parts on the end. The antennae have a distinct “elbow” about two thirds along with a little club on the end. The feet have a “furry” look which makes us think that they are wearing fluffy slippers. Like all weevils they are herbivorous (some weevils are granivorous and eat seeds) and use their jaws to bite into and chew stems and leaves. Botany Bay Weevils are quite selective in their food and out of around 1000 native acacias, feed on only 28 species including Cootamundra Wattle and, locally, Black Wattle. The larvae are fussier still and feed on only seven species of wattle, after they emerge from the holes in acacia stems where the eggs were deposited by the females.
A feature of coleoptera anatomy is that beetles have a pair of hardened “sheaths” called elytra over their membranous wings which they must lift up before flying off. At rest, or when burrowing, the elytra protect the soft wings. True bugs are in the order hemiptera which includes aphids and are not closely related
When we thought we had found a pretty beetle we were still correct. Weevils are beetles. They make up a superfamily in the order coleoptera which includes all beetles. Of the over 350,000 described
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WHY THE NAME CHANGE? Have been away for some time. It was the Eumundi Green before I left. Now the Green! Please, what happened to the “Eumundi”? Would love to know the reasons for this? Looking forward to your answer. Thanking you. Regards, Lex McCarthy
THANK YOU FOR THINKING OF US My family and I live on a sheep/cattle station near the small outback town of Yaraka in Western Queensland. The district’s annual Christmas Tree celebration was held on Saturday 12 December. Damian Arthur and John Metelli from the Longreach Rotary Club drove to Yaraka with lots and lots of good things (drought aid) which was lovingly donated by many generous people across Australia. Included in these wonderful gifts were children’s books and pamper packs - which Damian told us were provided by the Eumundi Rotary Club and the Eumundi community. He also said that Eumundi Rotary and the Melton Valley Rotary club from Victoria provided the delicious Rotary Christmas cakes. Thank You does not come close but on behalf of my family and myself, THANK YOU for thinking of us during these appalling times.
There is no doubt times are tough and it really means so much to know that we are being thought about by total strangers and also that people are aware that this drought just won’t ever seem to go away. Wishing you and your loved ones a Holy, Peaceful and Happy Christmas and all the best for 2016. Many thanks, Mary Killeen, Navarra, Isisford Queensland.
G O L D E N WA L D E R S Congratulations from the Governor-General Sir Peter Cosgrove, Prime Minister Turnbull, Queensland Governor Paul de Jersey, Premier Palaszczuk, MPs Clive Palmer and Peter Wellington, along with live entertainment from guests including Noosa Councillors Frank Wilkie and Joe Jurisevic, were just some of the huge surprises in store for Eileen and David when they celebrated their Golden Wedding anniversary at Noosa Arts Theatre in October. Eighty friends and family including grandsons Dylan, Josh and Taylor Crisp, joined them for this milestone celebration with many of the guests providing entertainment and revealing to MC Stephen Moore, their connection to the Walders. For most it came as a shock to hear daughter Kerrin tell how the pair met by chance, 17
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their early life as a couple and all they have achieved over their 50 years together. Eileen, from England and David from Australia, met in 1965 while hitch-hiking in Italy and married just four months later. Following the birth of daughter Kim, they made Australia their permanent home in 1967, moving from Melbourne to the Sunshine Coast in 1979, where they quickly became heavily involved in the community especially through Noosa Arts Theatre and Cooroy Golf Club.
Oh and just to keep busy, Eileen catered for the event herself! Eileen and David Walder
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Letters Cont’d from pg 9 husband is a realist painter) and grow vegetables and bamboo! What/who is your inspiration? Mobile photographers and long road trips. Watching films old and new offers me heaps of insight into how light works, how moods are evoked by lighting settings, choices etc. Aussie music right now is highly creative and pushing new boundaries whilst drawing on past genres and influences - especially the way hip hop musicians (Illy, Briggs, Hilltop Hoods, Thundamentals) - are expressing themselves inspires and excites me. Something parallel is happening in photography; film, illustration, design and photography are all merging and
drawing on old methods and styles in new ways. It’s an exciting time in the arts. And street art - I love urban photography.
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On behalf of Eumundi & District Historical Association, The Doo Wop Dolls and Eumundi District Community Association, we would like to shout out a huge thank you to all that attended and participated in the 2015 Eumundi Christmas Carols – “Once Upon A Christmas Carol”. Despite the weather we had a fantastic number of community hearts attend. The plans for the Eumundi Carols for 2016 are now underway. We really hope to see you there for some Eumundi style Christmas carolling.
Where is your work currently on display? Generator Gallery, Humdrum Espresso and Nest in Eumundi. johnmurrayart.com.au/vikimages
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