Eumundi Rotar y shar ing the voices of Eumundi and sur round s Issue 47, Thursday 23 June 2022
Noosa EV Expo a winner
Noosa Junction’s main street Sunshine Beach Rd was transformed last Sunday into the venue for this year’s Noosa Electric Vehicle Expo. It was the fourth Expo hosted by Zero Emissions Noosa. Positioning the event in a major tourism and commercial hub was a big step forward for introducing all shapes and sizes of e-vehicles to the many hundreds of visitors keen to learn about the latest developments and then to relax at a nearby café or shop.
Local motor enthusiast Mick Millington found a lot to like A buzz of excitement surrounded the at the Expo, particularly the exhibitors at each of the displays as keenness of the QUT students with their race car project visitors gained first-hand experience of more sustainable transport options Sunshine Beach students Nono now available and vehicle conversion and Toby with Hamish Black explaining the possibilities. Visitors inspected electric concept of swappable batteries via radiocontrolled miniature Ferraris and a Kombi cars, e-bikes, e-scooters, mopeds, e-buses and trucks. Trial ride opportunities interested some visitors, others were enthused by the presentations from universities and schools, while others enjoyed chatting with electric car owners about their experiences of owning and Cont. p3 driving e-vehicles.
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Pilates at Cooroy In a bright and airy studio at 13 Garnet St Cooroy, Tara Hore opened YOU Pilates and Wellness studio in February creating a “safe space where people can come together, get to know each other, build community spirit and work on their body physically, mentally and emotionally”. Tara trained as a professional dancer in the UK but moved to Australia after an injury. She did pilates as rehabilitation, loved it, and became an instructor after an intensive one-year diploma. Tara moved to Cooroy three years ago, starting classes at the Cooroy Hall which have now transferred to the new studio. There are a range of styles on offer with mat classes following the traditional principles of breathing, control, concentration, and precision flow.
Member for Noosa, Sandy Bolton, with company on her way to the speakers’ tent
Doonan residents Rhonda and Susan with Tesla car owner and enthusiast Majella
The Reformer classes use spring resistance to challenge and assist the body to aid in muscle development and bone density. The Reformers at the studio are from a Victorian based company Pilates Health Equipment. Low impact high energy workouts are available on the Trx suspension straps or Barre work. These workouts use the principles of posture and alignment while adding a little bit more intensity to give a full body workout. Group and private lessons as well as yoga classes are available. “It’s really important that you don’t compare yourself to your neighbour, or even compare your body to what it was the previous day. My aim is to create the movement that works for you at this stage of your life,” said Tara. Phone 0439 353 460, email: move@youpilates.com.au, or visit: www.youpilates.com.au.
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Sunshine Sounds Festival Great news! Sunshine Sounds Festival is back for 2022 with the big dates Friday 29 and Saturday 30 July at the Eumundi Showgrounds. It will be an incredible line-up and family friendly for all ages with Katie and Tyrone Noonan and band planning a special 20th anniversary performance of ‘George’ album Polyserena (how was that 20 years ago!). Also performing are Claire Bowditch and Tim Rogers with the next generation of musos from Eumundi School of Rock. Tickets: Oztix and for information visit: www.sunshinesoundsfestival.com.
The music on offer at the three-day Caloundra Music Festival is certainly worth the drive, featuring Art vs Science, Baker Boy, Ben Lee, Client Liaison, Coterie, Felivand, Missy Higgins, The Presents, The Regime, The Rolling Stones Revue, Skunkhour, Vaudeville Smash and The Waifs. This family-friendly festival is in its milestone 15th year at the site where it started – beachside Kings Beach Amphitheatre – from 30 September to 2 October. One day and all-in tickets are now on sale with the all-in pass great value for three days, three stages and 10 hours of live performances daily. The Caloundra Music Festival is an event initiative of Sunshine Coast Council (SCC) and is supported by the Qld Government through Tourism and Events Queensland. Tickets: www. caloundramusicfestival.com.
Learn Italian
Isabella Dusi is holding a free community talk on the Myth of the Sicilian Mafia at South Pacific Resort in the Moana Room from 10.30am-12 noon on Thursday 30 June. It will be a fascinating look at the Mafia’s power and the assassination of Judges Falcone and Borsellino, the Mafia’s most feared enemies, on the 30th anniversary.
An Italian language conversation for beginners’ class is commencing in June in Noosaville, conducted by Isabella Dusi from 10am–12pm Wednesdays. There are just 10 places in the class which focuses on learning everyday conversational Italian, concentrating on pronunciation, stress and early grammar and verbs. There is no class fee. Donations assist with photocopying and materials.
Mafia is an adjective describing any organised crime and Sicily is where it all began. Isabella was living in Italy when Falcone and Borsellino were executed and has followed the story for many decades. Bookings email: isabelladusi039@ gmail.com. Ciao, Isabella Dusi
In July last year Isabella commenced a similar beginners’ class in Italian conversation and this class is now at advanced level. For information, class locations and bookings email: emailnisabelladusi039@gmail.com or phone 0481 192 868.
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SCC has plenty of activities for the kids these winter holidays – visit their website for dates, locations and costs.
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Story Seat Adventure at Muller Park Bli Bli – Pack a blanket, morning tea and a hat and join in the games, story time and fun from 9.30-11am on Wednesday 29 June at Muller Park, David Low Way Bli Bli. Free for ages up to 5 years. Details: www.bit.ly/3xHjBLa.
The next Park Sounds on 26 June will start a little earlier, 1-4pm at Dick Caplick Park Eumundi. The line-up is great as usual featuring JC & The Tree, Ampersand and the awesome Jem Cassar-Daley. Park Sounds is an initiative of The Imperial Hotel Eumundi on the last Sunday of each month.
Dog Safety Week – Meet Sunny the mascot and enjoy an interactive reading of the children’s book When Sammy Met Sunny. Learn how to stay safe around dogs, 9.30–10am from Tuesday 28 June to Friday 1 July at various Sunshine Coast libraries. Free but registration is essential. Book: www.bit.ly/3b6yUpb. Mary Cairncross Scenic Reserve – Learn about the characteristics of marsupial creatures at the Rainforest Discovery Centre open 9.30am– 3.30pm daily. Details: www.bit.ly/3tJ3wDO. Northern Parkland at the Mooloolaba Foreshore Festival – A free opening event from 10am-9pm on Saturday 2 July at Mooloolaba Esplanade from the new Northern Parkland to Main Beach. Details: www.sunshinecoast.qld. gov.au/mfr. ClimateWatch Trail at the Maroochy Wetlands Sanctuary – Become a citizen scientist and contribute to understanding how climate change is affecting our environment. Download the free ClimateWatch app and grab a ClimateWatch field guide. Details: www.bit.ly/3xYpRi3. 6
Rabbitohs vs Warriors The South Sydney Rabbitohs will return to the Sunshine Coast Stadium this winter for Round 21 of the NRL Telstra Premiership. The Rabbitohs will take on the Vodafone Warriors in a Saturday afternoon clash at 3pm on 6 August. Adult tickets $30-$80 and family packages are available. For tickets visit: www.premier.ticketek.com.au. This event is supported by SCC through the major events sponsorship program.
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Local girls get silver medals Congratulations to Eumundi local Paul Browning and two of his daughters for their silver medals awarded in the Qld State Championships for Jiu Jitsu on 4 June.
Bloody Long Walk Five intrepid members of the Eumundi Rotary Club entered as the Eumundi Voice team in the Bloody Long Walk on Sunday 5 June to walk 35km to raise funds for research to find a cure for Mitochondrial (Mito) disease. The team raised over $2,300 and gave a huge thank you to all its supporters. The Sunshine Coast event overall raised $234,924 as part of the national campaign. The day was glorious with winter sun and hundreds of fellow walkers going from Tickle Park Coolum to the finish at Mooloolaba Surf Club. All five in the team reported on the Monday they were “well on the way to recovery”. One said, “It only hurts when I move”, and another commented, “I only feel about 80 in my hips! I am rolling along like someone who has been on a horse for a week. Maybe a bit more training next year!”
Grace (13) and Faith (11) have been doing Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (BJJ) since they were four years old. They are both students at Noosa District High School and train at Caza BJJ in Noosa Junction under black belt Yoshi Hasegawa from Japan. Paul gave some background to their awards. “It was Faith’s first competition and Grace’s second. They both had to fight experienced competitors and Grace had to fight somebody with 25 wins who was in the next weight category up from her. Faith told me she was really nervous but wanted to give it a try. Yoshi their trainer was very proud of them. They are planning to do a smaller competition next time – this one had hundreds of competitors and it went over two days. “The girls enjoy the fitness and friendships as they train with other kids, some of whom they have known for nine years. The club is called Caza and has produced a lot of champions – some have fought in America.” Find out more: www.afbjj.smoothcomp.com/en/event/7461.
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A treasure trove When I arrived in Australia six years ago all things Australian were new to me, including the Sunshine Coast – which I am now lucky enough to call home. Then I discovered a treasure trove in Tewantin called the University of the Third Age, aka U3A Noosa. From the most sedentary to the really energetic there are activities five days a week and membership is open to anyone over 18.
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From the gentle control of Tai Chi to the rollicking rowdiness of Scottish country line dancing there is something for every level of fitness. If games are more your taste there is bridge, mah jong, cribbage, cryptic crosswords and scrabble. You could also just come along and join the “happy singers.” There are watercolour and photography classes and if you love the works exhibited by QAGOMA then U3A Noosa occasionally organises bus trips to the gallery in Brisbane. Perhaps the literary arts have always intrigued you? There are classes on Shakespeare and writing. You could indulge yourself in the lovely classical music concerts or perhaps attend the very stimulating and interesting history lectures, the most popular of which are military history. Visit: www.u3anoosa.com.au or phone 07 5440 5500, or pop into Michell House at 64 Poinciana Ave Tewantin to see the facilities and chat to the lovely staff. Jean Maricich
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Scone time with MOVE Cooroy’s Scone Time is a remarkable event held on the second Tuesday of every month, where Martin Duncan and his team bake dozens of scones and serve a group of happy and hungry customers at the Cooroy Hall. It has become a time to relax, socialise and catch up on the local gossip. The recent first Scone Time since Covid was celebrated with a raffle and auction for the Cancer Council. Entertainment was provided by community choir the Magic of Voice Eumundi (MOVE), led by director Jo Deguara. The choristers served up a medley of well-known Gospel favourites including When the Saints Come Marching In, a haunting Cherokee greeting Windayaho, and the four-part harmonies of Stand By The Shore. “MOVE choir meets from 4-5.30pm on Tuesdays at the Eumundi CWA Hall and new members are welcome. We are a community choir so there are no auditions, just a great group of people who love to sing and have a good time,” said Jo. Contact Jo: 0403 841 856.
Noosa Winter Hill Climb This year is the 25th anniversary of the Noosa Beach Classic Car Club’s Noosa Hill Climb. For the first time the Hill Climb is running a two round, point scoring Drivers’ Championship as well as single round events. The winter event and round one of the championship was held from 4-5 June with a full field of competitors and a fantastic array of vehicles including vintage, historic, classic, V8 and 6 cylinder muscle cars, production road cars, formula racing cars and sports cars. The crowd was at capacity with eager motorsport fans watching the vehicles in action trackside from the grandstands. The winter event saw club member Scott Bingham in his Minetti SS V-1 sports car take first place outright and first place in round one of the Drivers’ Championship. Visit YouTube to check out all the action. Entries are now being accepted for the next event on 21-23 October, visit: www. noosahillclimb.com.au for entry details, the club website, Facebook page and Racers World website calendar. Jonathan Carroll, Hill Climb Director Dr Regan Leslie 5 Conn Street, Yandina
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and Cotton Tree Pharmacy which he says has a similar ‘village’ feel to his new venture. The pair plan to become very involved in their new community and both have an ‘out front’ attitude towards meeting their customers personally to provide the best possible service. They plan to promote a wholistic approach with personalised health checks and streamlining apps to make services easier for patients. Both realise that Tania leaves a strong legacy and will be much missed by the community so Damian and Jateen hope to continue the trust, warmth and friendship people have come to expect. Eileen Walder
New faces at the pharmacy The opportunity to become part of our closeknit, friendly community saw Damian Ingham and Jateen Mistry become the enthusiastic new co-owners of the Eumundi Village Pharmacy. Damian grew up on the Sunshine Coast, attending Immanuel College before studying at Qld University and becoming friends with Jateen. He now lives in Maroochydore with partner Olivia – close to family especially his adored little niece Maisie. He has worked at several Coast pharmacies, most recently at Noosa Civic. When not preparing potions, pills and prescriptions he enjoys hiking and a social game of soccer or golf. Jateen, who also enjoys golf, attended the Qld Academy for Science and Technology in Toowong before studying pharmacy at University of Qld. His wife Heena is also a pharmacist and they have a one-year-old son. Jateen will divide his time between Eumundi
Fuel your passion Voting is open for the Fuel Your Passion competition supporting Sunshine Coast artists and innovators. It’s now up to the public to determine who will take home the prizes – a $10,000 cash prize or one of two $5,000 runner-up prizes – from the Eumundi Brewery Community Fund. Voting closes 12 July, visit: www.eumundibrewery.com.au.
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Christmas In July
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Everything old is new again ‘Everything old is new again’ certainly applies to the Eumundi Museum which officially re-opened on 31 May after two years of major renovations and a complete curation of its collections. Originally housed and managed by local historian Hessie Lindsell in the old cane drivers’ barracks – now the market offices – it moved into the vacant former Methodist church close to the post office in 1996. Since 1976 the Eumundi and District Historical Association (EHA), originally formed as the EHS, has worked tirelessly, applied for grants and donations, and sought
professional museum and heritage advice. Three years ago it appointed Tasmanian-born Joe Hextall to oversee stage one of the restoration. Joe moved to the Sunshine Coast eight years ago after working on exhibitions at Melbourne’s Shrine of Remembrance. He completed his Masters of Cultural Heritage and Museum Studies before working freelance at Caboolture and for Noosa Shire Council. The museum is still being renovated with stage two including landscaping the front garden and pathways and extending the back section to join and include Wan’din’in, the gallery and meeting
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space opened in 2015. There will be a military service gallery and a special place to feature the wagon built by the old local blacksmith, George Adams. After the recent re-opening, locals and tourists can move around beautifully-lit exhibits covering the Kabi Kabi proud heritage, the early settlers’ timber industry and their social life which came mainly from several town churches. Numerous objects and curios will stir memories and stories and a natural history section includes a touch screen which tests your skill in recognising local bird calls. An engrossing, continuous photographic frieze around the walls tells our story. Digitalised copies are available on request and most are found on www.eHive.com. Joe is seeking more photos especially from the 50s to the 80s as most old polaroids have yellowed. Joe explained that the museum renovation was complex. Lockdowns due to Covid allowed work – begun with conservator Melanie Fihelly – to really progress along with capital works.
These included removing asbestos, renovating, relining the walls, painting, installing the lighting system and building new display cases, all while maintaining the church’s heritage appearance as approved by a heritage architect. The beautiful stained glass arch window added a special reminder. The museum promises a “regularly changing central exhibition” including the QCWA centenary, ancient artefacts, Australia’s withdrawal from the Vietnam War… and a ‘feature creature’ which is currently a koala skull! Eileen Walder
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Eumundi Rotary Club Meet the Pen Man. Richard is known far and wide as ‘The Pen Man’ and is a well-regarded long time stallholder at the original Eumundi Markets. Richard uses a diverse and imaginative range of materials to craft his pens which include Australian and exotic timbers, marble, turquoise, snake skin, deer antler, carbon fibre, computer circuit boards and acrylics. The stone pens have a 24ct gold matrix through the stone. The unique skill of Richards craft is that of his extensive range of approximately 200 pens, he is able to tailor make an original pen to a person’s own hobby or interest. There are fountain, ball point, click, twist as well as the very popular bullet, rifle revolver and unique gear shift, kick start, lever, and bolt action pens. “I am now in the very fortunate position of having many repeat customers. They know me and they know they are purchasing a product that is well made, local and beautifully finished. Often people come to the markets looking for a unique gift. When they see that my hand crafted pens are boxed and packaged, it becomes the perfect gift for either male or female, and affordable to post locally and overseas. I keep adding the latest trends to my stall so ensuring each and every customer always has something new to admire and consider.” Richard said. The Original Eumundi Markets are all about the stallholders, their stories, their skills and their passions to make a difference every Wednesday and Saturday rain, hail or shine.
RYPEN 2022 Are you 14 -16 years old? Then the Rotary Youth Program of Enrichment (RYPEN) might be just right for you if you are interested in developing self-confidence, communication, leadership and social skills. Applications close 30 June. RYPEN 2022 will be conducted at the YMCA Camp Warrawee, 81 Byrnes Rd Joyner QLD over the weekend 15-17 July 2022. To talk about applying contact the Eumundi Rotary Youth Coordinator Greg Molyneux on 0431 222 597. He will provide you with an application form. Eumundi Rotary will sponsor the successful applicant so there is no cost involved.
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Don’t bottle it up Five local Rotary clubs – Cooroy, Eumundi, Noosa, Noosa Heads and Noosa Daybreak – have joined forces in a campaign for PTSD and mental health and are registered as Rotary for Mental Health (R4MH). Launched by the Cooroy club on 16 May with an inspiring presentation by Dr Ben Isbel, more than 100 attendees learned about strategies for good health and mindfulness particularly within an ageing population. Their focus will be a ‘Don’t bottle it up’ campaign and they already have support from celebrities, politicians and sporting organisations. These include Noosa councillors who have given their strong support, Channel 7’s Rob Brough, and football codes in Noosa, the Tigers, Dolphins, Pirates and the Lions. Sandy Bolton MP said the joint drive by the Rotary clubs represents a positive direction for our community. Wide Bay MP Llew O’Brien agreed that mental health is an area of significant concern and its impacts have been magnified by Covid. The campaign is raising funds for a major event during Mental Health Week in October.
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I recently attended the Top Tourism Town Awards ceremony in Brisbane and I’m pleased to say that we were not only a finalist but rated very highly by the judges. Airlie Beach took out the main award for the Small Town category (our category), Winton for the Tiny Town Category and Mount Tamborine for the Top Town category. The judges made a point of saying that the public vote determined the winner in this instance and the final winner came down to just a handful of votes! For our next entry, we need to get every visitor, family, friend and colleague to vote for our town Eumundi!
We’re very proud to be supporting the upcoming Sunshine Sounds Festival coming up 29th and 30th of July and the inclusion of our very own Eumundi School of Rock bands with $15,000 in sponsorship funding. The Eumundi and District Community Association (EDCA) is also supporting this festival with an additional $15,000 and it’s so wonderful to see two community organisations supporting this incredible music event right here at the Eumundi Showgrounds.
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Press reports of those found dead and injured at Traveston were harrowing. One reported that a 12-month-old baby was seen crawling out of the wreckage. A rescuer picked up the child and placed him aside to await his mother but she was not found and the baby was taken to the refreshment rooms at Gympie Railway Station along with injured passengers. In all, 10 people were killed including a woman on her honeymoon who had been married the day before in Brisbane. Her husband was injured but survived. Some remarkable escapes from death came to light, including one man who was thrown through a window of the first passenger carriage and fell about 7.5m without injuries.
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Traveston: The personal stories Our article on the 1925 Traveston rail disaster in Eumundi Voice issue 46 attracted some feedback from readers. One said it took her back to her childhood in Scotland where everyone knew the story of the 1879 Tay Bridge disaster when a rail bridge collapsed with tragic consequences for all on board a passenger train. Like the Traveston disaster, rescue work was hampered by the darkness of the night and lack of emergency lighting. Other readers asked for more information on our local Traveston crash. With the exception of the guard’s van and the luggage van, the whole train had crossed the bridge at 96 Mile Creek heading north before the luggage van and a passenger car left the rails around 2am. What appeared remarkable to everyone was that the final carriage, the guard’s van, stood intact on the bridge while the preceding luggage van had fallen into the creek 12m down and been smashed to matchwood. The passenger carriage immediately ahead of the luggage van was pulled off the tracks and also fell into the gully with barely a single length of timber left intact. A second passenger carriage was pulled off the rails and landed on its side beside the tracks. It was estimated there were about 50 passengers in the carriage that landed in the gully and another 40 in the carriage beside the embankment. 20
A team of ambulance men from Gympie travelled to the crash site around 3.30am and relieved the uninjured passengers who had valiantly been trying to help survivors. Local press reported the ambulance team performed magnificent work. The engine and front parts of the train were able to go on to Gympie with the injured around 6.30am. By the time a relief train arrived from Brisbane, the relief party from Gympie had practically completed the rescue and relief work. The greatest praise was for Mr Ashdown, the manager of the Gympie refreshment rooms. As a member of the railway ambulance he joined the first relief party. After working in very difficult circumstances for five hours to relieve the sufferers he went back to the refreshment rooms and provided meals for the uninjured and slightly-injured passengers of the doomed train and those from a southern-bound train that had been held up due to the crash. Rhonda Piggott
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Councillor Div 9 - Cr Maria Suarez Grants for rural property projects From 18 July rural landowners can apply for financial assistance to complete on-ground environment projects on their private property through council’s Environment Levy funded Landholder Environment Grants. Grants of up to $15,000 are available for projects including bush regeneration, reducing sediment loss on farms, controlling environmental weeds, modifying non-boundary fencing to make it wildlife friendly, revegetating degraded areas, and establishing vegetation corridors and buffer zones. These grants help rural property owners enhance their beautiful slice of the Sunshine Coast and benefit the biodiversity of the region.
If you have a project in mind check the guidelines on council’s website to see if it meets the eligibility criteria. Priority will be given to projects with high ecological value and those which have good landowner co-contribution. The Landholder Environment Grant Guidelines are available at: www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au. Applying is a three-stage process. Step 1: Expressions of interest open 18 July and must be submitted before 22 August. Step 2: A site visit from a Council Conservation Partnerships Officer to assess the project and provide any additional guidance. Step 3: Apply online before 10 October. Email: maria.suarez@sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au or phone 07 5475 9810. Div 9 Cr Maria Suarez, 07 5475 9810
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Councillor Div 10 - Cr David Law The Curated (side) Plate The Curated Plate – a 10-day culinary festival showcasing local produce, chefs and landscapes – returns to the Sunshine Coast from 29 July to 7 August. Visit: www.thecuratedplate.com.au for information and bookings. You can meet Chef Matt Golinski at the Eumundi Markets on 30 July, 3 August and 6 August to collect your passport to foodies heaven as you enjoy the markets. Or you can join the long lunch at Bask Eumundi as we celebrate some of the Coast’s best farms and fisheries on 29 July. Winter school holiday activities It’s time to plan your school holiday activities with SCC including workshops, events, takehome activities and fun days out. Visit your local library or try a new trail on Adventure Sunshine Coast with more than 200 free adventures covering walking, cycling, paddling and riding. Visit: www.adventure.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au.
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Before the 1920s Aboriginal rights groups boycotted Australia Day in protest against the status and treatment of Indigenous Australians. The Australian public was not very aware of the boycotts and efforts to change that struggled to gain traction. In 1935 William Cooper, founder of the Australian Aborigines’ League, drafted a petition to King George V asking for representation of Aborigines in Federal Parliament. The Australian Government thought the petition fell outside its constitutional responsibilities.
NAIDOC week Australians will celebrate NAIDOC week from 3-10 July around this year’s theme, Get Up! Stand Up! Show Up! NAIDOC 2022 invites all Australians to embrace First Nations peoples’ cultural knowledge and understanding of Country as part of Australia’s national heritage and equally respect the culture and values of First Nations peoples as they do the cultures and values of all Australians. We are familiar with NAIDOC week but how many of us know its origins?
On Australia Day in 1938 protesters against the treatment of Aborigines marched through the streets of Sydney in what became known as the Day of Mourning. William Cooper led a delegation to Prime Minister Joseph Lyons with a proposed national policy for Aboriginal Australians. The petition was rejected because the Government did not hold constitutional powers in relation to Aboriginal people. Aboriginal rights groups worked towards making the Day of Mourning an annual event.
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referendum (see the article on the referendum in edition 44 of Eumundi Voice). In 1974 NADOC comprised entirely Aboriginal members for the first time and in 1975 they agreed NADOC events should expand to cover an entire week.
From 1940-1955 the Day of Mourning was held annually on the Sunday before Australia Day. In 1955 it shifted to the first Sunday in July after it was decided the day should become not just about protest but also a celebration of Indigenous culture.
In 1991 NADOC expanded to acknowledge Torres Strait Islander people and culture. The Committee became known as the National Aboriginal and Islanders Day Observance Committee (NAIDOC). The name became the title for the week-long events that highlighted issues of importance to First Nations peoples. Rhonda Piggott
Major Aboriginal organisations, state and federal governments and a number of church groups supported the formation of a National Aboriginal Day Observance Committee (NADOC). In 1972 the Department of Aboriginal Affairs was established as a major outcome of the 1967
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Beyond Blue is the national charity partner for Coastrek, Australia’s premier hiking challenge. On Friday 15 July thousands of trekkers will walk 60km or 30km along the stunning Sunshine Coast in teams of four with a goal of raising $1 million for Beyond Blue’s 24/7 Support Service.
The Kenilworth Quilt and Craft Circle Show’s annual exhibition with the theme Pretty in Pink attracted good crowds on both days recently. “The quality of the work was marvellous,” remarked one very appreciative visitor who goes “every year for a good dose of traditional handcrafts and creative design.”
Beyond Blue is the leading charity that supports people in Australia affected by anxiety, depression and suicide. To find out more or register as a volunteer or team, contact Fundraising events and volunteer coordinator Caitlin Dawson on 03 9810 6100 or visit: www. beyondblue.org.au.
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Cooloola National Park A public forum regarding the proposed commercial development of Cooloola National Park will be held at Cooroy Hall from 1-4.30pm on Saturday 2 July. Speakers include Greg Parks (Protect our Parks), Peter Ogilvie (Wildlife Qld), Ronda Green (Araucaria Ecotours) and Dianne Dredge (The Tourism Co-Lab). Entry by donation and limited seating. Tickets: www.bit.ly/3xGtuZJ or email: protectparks@internode.on.net. Contact Maureen Riggs: 0403 474 086. At Leonie's Caring, we realise that individuals and families sometimes need assistance in the their daily activities to achieve their goals. Whether it's for short term or ongoing care, We're here to help!
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Yurol-Ringtail Forest The Yurol-Ringtail Conservation Project is an award-winning collaboration between the local community, industry, government and First Nations Peoples. It is one of Noosa’s most significant environmental initiatives. On 17 May you could hear the forest give a collective sigh of relief with news that as part of the second phase of the conservation project – following the final harvest – ex-plantation areas would be revegetated with native species. Beginning in 2018 as a project between the Qld Government, Noosa Council and Noosa Parks Association and supported by HQPlantations it paved the way for private harvesting licences to be phased-out within the 2,400 hectares of state-owned forest between Tewantin, Cooroy, Pomona and Boreen Point. Now the state forest is to become national park which will create and conserve habitat for koalas and many other vulnerable species. Noosa Council, the State Government and Noosa Parks Association jointly funded the $3.5M investment needed to secure the land. For details visit: www.statements.qld. gov.au/statements/95156. Greenfleet has engaged Noosa and District Landcare to assist with tree propagation and planting, with the first round of plantings to commence as soon as conditions on the ground are suitable. Greenfleet Australia is a not-forprofit organisation committed to protecting the earth’s climate by restoring and planting native, biodiverse forests to capture carbon emissions. Visit: www.bit.ly/3O8bU7Y. 27
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EDCA President Louis Formosa, with ECG members Sue Godwin & Anja Morgan
Eumundi Community Garden After a hectic few weeks at the Eumundi Community Garden (ECG) there are many improvements to celebrate, reports president Sue Godwin. The newly-named EDCA Pavilion (Eumundi and District Community Assn) is for the ECG to hold information sharing workshops and will be available for community groups to use. EDCA generously donated $50,000 towards the establishment of the garden and president Louis Formosa was on hand to see temporary signage installed. “It’s a space, a community education hub, and we are going to use it for ECG workshops. We already have two planned, one on setting up wicking beds and one on beekeeping run by Belinda Poole the garden’s bee manager. It could also be used for local art workshops or any other educational areas,” explained Sue. The new garden shed, put together with the aid of Eumundi Rotary, is for storage of tools and
equipment. Thanks to volunteers Gus Mackenzie and Jim (Irish) Collins for lining the shed. Also Ricatti Bros Concreting for the shed and pavilion slabs. The ECG group are always keen for new members. If you’d love a vegetable garden but don’t have a good spot, raised beds are available for community rental including fertiliser, mulch and water. Anyone in the community can come, plant their veggies, mix with like-minded people and share information. Future plans include a pizza oven for casual, community get togethers. Sue Godwin, Eumundi Community Garden
ECG members try out the pavilion (From L Les Godwin, Sue Godwin, Luna Hogan, Kate Gyngall, Anja Morgan, Petra Mikal & Gwenda Young
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Please check the websites for Covid entry requirements and late changes. JUNE 2022 25 The Hinterland Craft Beer Festival, Eumundi, www.imperialhoteleumundi.com.au 25 The Babushka Book Club Cabaret, Pomona, www.themajestictheatre.com.au 26 Doonan Planting Festival, Verrierdale, www.events.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au 26 Park Sounds, Dick Caplick Park, Eumundi, www.imperialhoteleumundi.com.au 29 The Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow, The J, Noosa, wwww.thej.com.au JULY 2022 17/6 First Nations Artists connected to -17/7 Gubbi Gubbi Country, Cooroy, www.butterfactoryartscentre.com.au 2 Mooloolaba Foreshore Festival, Mooloolaba, www.fb.me/e/1JZ0DfOk5 3 Kin Kin Monthly Markets, Kin Kin Oval, www.kinkinqld.com.au 3-10 NAIDOC Week, Cooroy, www.bit.ly/3y5eaXS 7 Eumundi Voice, Issue 48 9 Wan’diny Sunshine Coast NAIDOC Family Fun Day, Nambour, www.fb.me/e/2zzbV7JsI 9 Noosa Busking Championships, Gympie Tce, Noosaville, www.noosabusking.com 15 Noosa Chamber of Commerce Business lunch with David Koch, Noosa Springs, www.fb.me/e/1zQIfWoHd 15 Michael Robotham, author of “Lying Beside You”, Noosaville, www.bit.ly/3HEa0cx 24 Noosa Beach Classic Car Show, Tewantin, www.noosacarshow.com.au 21 Eumundi Voice, Issue 49 29-30 Sunshine Sounds Festival, Eumundi, www.sunshinesoundsfestival.com 29
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