Issue 51, Thursday 18 August 2022
Noosa Hinterland Market Myth Busters! To find out what our expert agents have to say about these speculations, scan the QR code or visit wythes.com.au wythes.com.au Rotary sharing the voices of Eumundi and surrounds
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For the past 35 years children at Eumundi State School (ESS) have participated in the Qld Country Women’s Association’s (CWA) International Country of Study program. The initiative began shortly after WWII when country women decided that if people from different countries knew more about each other they would be less likely to go to Coordinatedwar. by Year 5 teacher Julie Cross the children participate in art and research competitions about their country of study. Each year a different country is selected and with this year being the 100th anniversary of the CWA, Australia was the focus. Students won prizes for their graphic and written work judged at CWA Division Studentslevel.also shared their knowledge through performance. The ESS Glee Club guided by Ms Stewart developed expressive choreography to tell the story of Australians' challenges over the past 100 years. Two Year 4 students wrote and presented stories on the arrival of Captain Cook. The choir sang a multipart rendition of Kookaburra Sits in the Old Gumtree. It was a delightful morning and the audience learned some rather obscure facts about our country. Next year will be a colourful study of Trinidad and Tobago.
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COOROY OFFICE 07 5472 36bsales@wythes.com.au0033MapleStreet,Cooroy DOONAN OFFICE 07 5449 777doonan@wythes.com.au1186EumundiNoosaRd,Doonan wythes.com.au The media has got people in a debate about the property market and rising interest rates. Our expert agents at Wythes Real Estate address the below myths and whether they are confirmed, plausible or busted in relation to the Noosa Hinterland property market. 1. Rising interest rates will cause a big drop in the property market. 2. I will get a good price for my house if I sell now. 3. It doesn’t matter what agency I list with, they’re all working with the same buyers. To find out what our expert agents have to say about these speculations, scan the QR code or visit wythes.com.au Noosa Hinterland Market Myth Busters!
3 Your local community magazine Eumundi Voice recently celebrated its 50th issue – two years of producing a full-colour, print and online magazine with up to 5,000 copies delivered across the hinterland every fortnight! To ensure we are meeting the needs and interests of our readers we have developed an online survey to find out more about you, how you receive Eumundi Voice, what sections you like or don’t like and suggestions for improvement. The survey is open from 18 August to 14 September and available on our website at: www.eumundivoice.com.au. You can complete it anonymously, however if you include your name and email you will go in the draw to win two nights’ accommodation at HOLA, Eumundi’s boutique accommodation, and a $100 meal voucher. We look forward to hearing from you! Eumundi Voice readers’ survey THIssueHow do you usually receive Eumundi Voice? Did you know Eumundi Voice is... Can you suggest asection you... Do you readPolice Beat? Do our advertisers help you?
Wildfire Fitness Studio owner Angela van Toorn at Wildfire Fitness explains that their aim “is to create a welcoming space where everyone feels comfortable to participate and improve their health and wellbeing through movement. We have up to 35 class options per week with yoga, Pilates, fitness and infrared hot room classes. The studio at The Pavilion is small and boutique with class sizes at a maximum of 15. You’ll be sure to get that community feeling”. Angela grew up locally, moving back just a few years ago with her husband and two children. She said they are incredibly excited to open in the beautiful town of Eumundi. The studio is offering an introductory pass for all new clients which is $50 for two weeks of unlimited classes. They hope to see you on the mat very soon!
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ACTIVITIESHALLIN CHAIR YOGA WITH JOYCE every Monday afternoon, 4 - 5 pm. All welcome Chair yoga can increase flexibility, strength, and body awareness. It can help in reducing pain and stress and help make stretching, bending, and twisting a little easier in our daily life. Its a wonderful way to stay active and connected and is especially beneficial for those recovering from injury or have limited mobility or chronic pain.
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Ragu Creole Cuisine Hannaka and Yibalo Zakachard recently moved to the area promising to contribute delicious and beautiful food for the community. Ragu Créole Cuisine street food is now open for business at The Pavilion behind the Old Bank. Eumundi has become one of the rare places in Australia where you can get an authentic Créole meal. Open on market days they plan to soon extend business hours. Inspired by the rich and flavoursome food traditions of his heritage Yibalo follows timehonoured cooking methods. He vehemently rejects cutting corners so the entire menu from start to finish is homemade including his own hot passion sauce to the jerk chicken cooked in three stages. When you come to Ragu think immense and tropical flavour infused with coconut, pineapple, lime, chilli and fried green banana!
TOGETHER ON TUESDAYS every 4th Tuesday of the month Morning tea and swap share or sell on the 24th August from 9.30 am is for everyone. Pop in and see if you like it. We have hand made items, pickles and jams to sell and plenty of tea and cake.
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Learn Bridge Noosa Bridge Club’s beginners’ classes will run from 1-3pm on Tuesday 6 September for 8 weeks at their clubrooms, 3 Wallace St Noosaville. A Saturday session is available for weekday workers. The course covers all the basic concepts of bridge and includes sessions of supervised play where your teacher will be available to assist. Cost is $80 which includes Paul Marston’s Introduction to Bridge. “Don’t wait until you retire,” said committee member Julie Scott. “Everyone wishes they had started playing bridge earlier. It is more than just a card game as it keeps your memory active and your brain alert, confirming the old saying ‘use it or lose it’. Bridge is attracting a younger audience and during Covid many people in their 20s and 30s began learning and playing online.”
Choral festival Choirs from across the Sunshine Coast will gather for fellowship and to enjoy singing at Coolum State Primary School, School Rd Coolum from 1.30-4.30pm on Saturday 3 September.
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Novice pairs Beulah O’Shea, Pat Lovell, Julia Caldwell, Trudy Ryan
For more information or to register phone 07 54471341 or email: info@noosabridge.com. Visit: www.noosabridge.com.
Magz Jazz - Dance and Exercise Classes for Adults Classes are held each Tuesday morning in Eumundi, 9.30 am - 11 am. Please ring Margaret to register attendance on 0425 269 988. Increase strength, flexibility, energy and wellbeing. Learn new dance moves to inspired music. Keeps body moving, mind agile and spirit lifted. Exercise | Stretch | Dance | Jazz & Latin Styles Park Sounds & Viva La Vintage Park Sounds from 1-4pm on Sunday 28 August at Dick Caplick Park will feature a great lineup of young local musicians R&J Duo, Harrier Wensley, Staple, Marshall Hamburger Band and Ampersand.
It will be a very special fundraiser event with Sunshine Coast music school Hamburger Music Productions donating their performance fee to help fundraise for young musician Madison, an amazing 12-year-old bass player and singer who was recently involved in a car accident with her mum and little sister. Both Madison and her mum sustained serious injuries and are facing a significant road to recovery. The next Viva La Vintage market will also be held on Sunday 28 August, upstairs in The Brewery and The Green Room at The Imperial Hotel Eumundi. Band Ampersand
Tickets $10 at the door, children under 12 free.
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Here at Eumundi Dental, we have a great team of three highly experienced dentists; Dr Sarah Rose, Dr Ian Crump and Dr Georgie Godsall. Dr Sarah set up Eumundi Dental in 2013 and has developed and grown the practice over the last 9 years. Sarah is a valued member of the Eumundi community and is well-loved by locals and visitors alike. Dr Ian is a well-known and respected dentist on the Sunshine Coast. We are delighted that Ian joined our team bringing his experience and good quality dental care.
Dr Georgie joined the team a few years ago; her infectious smile, caring nature and experience have made her a valued team member and a firm favourite with our patients. We can offer deposit free payment plan options. Terms & conditions apply
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The Association is looking forward to exploring all possibilities that the community ownership of the land offers. If you are interested in this project or would like to become more involved with EDCA the next meeting is its AGM at the Old Scout Hall at 7pm on 12 September.
The next Swap Meetup is on Thursday 25 August – the last Thursday of the month. “We setup from 10am and the Swap starts around 10.15am. Bring along any excess produce from your garden as well as empty pots, potted plants and cuttings. Anything gardening related, even old tools, gardening books or cookbooks,” said organiser Wendy Birrell. All are welcome to attend even if you feel you have nothing to swap. You can always swap a gardening tip, a recipe or just a good story and stay for a BYO cuppa and chat.
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Harvest Swap Eumundi has a new location at the Eumundi Community Garden, 38 Memorial Dr.
Housing possibilities
At the August meeting of the Eumundi and District Community Association (EDCA) guest speaker James Brownsworth, principal planner of Innovative Planning Solutions, offered new approaches to the provision of housing options on land owned by EDCA at 21 Memorial Dr. This was a great opportunity for members to voice their thoughts on what type of housing options are needed in the area and James broadly outlined constraints and opportunities on the site.
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The Great Noosa Trail Walk from 1-3 October is a three-day walk through some of the most beautiful scenery in the Sunshine Coast hinterland. Due to trail closures the route is a little different to last year. It will start at Cooroy with camping overnight at Cooran after the first 23km. Head to Kin Kin on the second day of 23km, with the final day a 10km walk which can include a climb of Mt Cooroora. Share in a friendly, well-supported walk. Heavy camping gear is transported to each campsite so you only need carry a day pack. For the first time this year you can opt for the one-day walk only. Registrations close soon. Volunteers are welcome. Visit: www.greatnoosatrailwalk.com.
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The Mixed Media art group – part of Buderim Craft Cottage – is holding their annual exhibition and Off the Shelf art sale from 10am-2pm 23-25 September at 5 Main St Buderim.
The new-look Kin Kin markets on Sunday 7 August was a hit with locals and visitors flocking to the Kin Kin oval to peruse more than 50 stalls and enjoy live music, great coffee and food. This market featured Polkadot displaying an off-grid, off-road Tiny House on Wheels prototype that represents housing affordability, mobility, ecofriendly and modular construction. Children were eco-tained by Marc and Milly from Joyology Now with face painting, eco-puppetry, songs and sing-a-longs. Ecotekk Noosa's Darren Walters demonstrated electric bikes, scooters and motorcycles. The Kin Kin markets are held from 8am-1pm on the first Sunday of every month. Supermarket update Altum Property Group has reported more than 150 positive responses to their proposed Eumundi supermarket project during the recently completed Public Notification Period which forms part of the development Theapplication.group is waiting for SCC to review and consider the submission which concluded on 9 August. Council has 25 days to assess and decide the application and during this stage it can issue a Further Advice Notice to raise any outstanding issues to be addressed. The site application includes an approved service station development of 4,293 sqm. The remainder of the development includes a 1,472 sqm retail centre with a 1,200 sqm limited-line supermarket, 272 sqm of specialty retail and 76 car spaces. www.altum.com.au/eumundidevelopment.Visit:
Off the Shelf art sale
Every fortnight dozens of volunteers collect a pile of some of the up to 5,000 copies of Eumundi Voice and deliver them to homes and businesses in Eumundi, Cooroy, Noosa Information Centre and out as far as Kenilworth, Kin Kin and Pomona. Some work as a team with the family and two dogs to help, others get their walking exercise with some hilly areas and others cheat just a little bit with an electric bike! To join our 'delivery heroes' contact Les Godwin on 0411 877 346 or email: les@davidsondem.com.au.
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“This art sale is where our artists declutter their studios and sell their art at greatly reduced prices, all to the benefit of the buyer,” says Sue Dingle, publicity officer for Buderim Craft Cottage. Buderim Craft Cottage is a renowned hub of creativity and a popular Sunshine Coast gallery. As a not-for-profit community association, it is dedicated to the practice and promotion of art and craft. Mixed Media is just one of 13 artisan groups and is delighted to present their annual exhibition featuring new work, all original and unique from established and emerging artists. Mixed Media refers to artwork where more than one medium is used. Visit: www. buderimcraftcottage.com.au.
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It was a dogs’ day out recently at Noosa Lions Park raising funds for PTSD Dogs Australia to continue their important work training rescue dogs to become personal therapy dogs for frontline workers and ex-service personnel. “This little charity is run by volunteers and has changed lives of around a dozen PTSD sufferers and their families as well as saving the lives of their dogs,” said Eileen Walder. Her dogs Boris and Sheba enjoyed the free treats and joined many others visiting the 50 stalls and doggie entertainers. Visit: www.ptsddogs.org.au.
'Three Blind Mice' team
Runners-up freelance drawing artist Dan Hannay and musician and multicultural teacher Samuela Taukave (AKA Skillz FJ) were each awarded Bli$5,000.Bli-based Claire arrived on the Coast from the UK 13 years ago and has been painting as Fuzeillear for nine years with her work underpinned by a passion for protecting our environment. In designing each piece she researches the local flora and fauna to make something that will connect specifically to that “Lifecommunity.canbestressful, busy and complicated but I aim to create public art that allows passers-by to stop, take a breath and even just for a moment drift away,” said Claire. Eumundi has one of Claire’s murals tucked away in a pedestrian tunnel at the end of Dick Caplick Park as part of an Horizon Festival event along with paintings on the rubbish bins in town.
Gail McClurg, Media Officer Cooroy Community Bowls Club
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A great day for four-footed friends In circle (left) : Boris gets ready for his day out Cooroy lawn bowls
The Cooroy Community Bowls Club is looking for bowlers and/or teams of three bowlers to compete in their mixed three bowl triples: Business Bowls (Wednesday nights) and High Rollers (Thursday nights) competitions. The next season is due to start on 7 and 8 September.
Fuel Your Passion winner Mural artist Claire ‘Fuzeillear’ Matthews has taken out the Fuel Your Passion competition and $10,000 prize from Eumundi Brewery. The competition was the inspiration of the Eumundi Brewery team to support and fuel the passion of the many local artists and innovators. Head Brewer Chris Sheehan said, “The final eight were put to a public vote with Claire and her incredible mural work emerging victorious.”
‘Three Blind Mice’ from the Yandina Bowls Club won the March 2022 High Rollers. Undefeated for the last two seasons the ‘Elbow Benders’ team won the March 2022 Business Bowls and are sponsored by Suttons Cleaning Service. If you are interested in bringing along a team of three, or just yourself to join an existing team, contact Mike on 0411 878 341 for Business Bowls. For High Rollers contact Maureen on 0419 588 661 or Eileen on 0411 666 967. If you are interested in playing or learning to play social bowls simply turn up at 12 noon every Tuesday and Saturday at the Cooroy Community Bowling Club and Saw & Mill Restaurant, 5 Opal Street Cooroy.
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• Drawing or writing with a pencil/colouring pen and having a go at writing their name.
PRINCIPAL TOUR 3:30 - 4:30pm Monday, 5 September 2022 at the G Block Undercover Area An oppor tunity for parents of any year level to join us. Come and see what is great about our school!
• Singing or identifying rhyming words.
• Joining in games or activities with confidence.
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• Separating from parents.
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• Listening to and responding to others.
Providing our children with a great start to school begins with Transition to Prep activities. Eumundi State School (ESS) provides opportunities for local families to join the transition activities for children and parents from Kindy to Prep 2023. Qld children are required to undertake Prep prior to Year 1. Prep is a full-time program from Monday to Friday during normal school hours. To be eligible for Prep children must be aged 5 years by 30 June in the year they start. Prep is the beginning of the early stage of learning which continues until Year 2. Upcoming activities include Prep orientation sessions held in October and November. Led by Prep teachers in the Prep classrooms with other Kindy kids, these sessions give children an opportunity to experience classroom learning and meet other children. Kindy parents are invited to join the 2023 PrePrep Parent Group. The group will meet once or twice a term with school leaders and explore understandings of Prep and school in general and how children can best be prepared to make a positive start to school.
One key question often asked is: “Is my child ready for school?” Parents are encouraged to talk with school leaders about any concerns and the types of support schools can offer students with specific learning needs. Skills that may assist students for positive engagement and successful learning at school include:
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• Toileting themselves, including cleaning and dressing.
• Speaking clearly, asking questions and maintaining short conversation.
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• Asking for help when needed and responding in healthy ways (age appropriate) to challenges.
Listening to adults read.
• Following adult instructions without support or argument.
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A great year for Eumundi CWA
Celebrating 100 years
At the recent AGM of the Eumundi CWA reelected president Janet Millington received congratulations from Barrie Adams, chair of the Original Eumundi Markets for the branch’s extraordinary work in the community. Guest speaker Wendi Rampton presented a heart-wrenching story of homeless people’s experience on the Coast and shared suggestions on avenues of assistance particularly to help keep a person’s car, when is used as a home in working order.
This month across Australia communities from the bush to the city are celebrating 100 years of service by CWA women. Being part of this celebration has given our Eumundi branch a real lift and we are steadily growing with new members and expanding our activities and Theprojects.Eumundi Historical Association and Museum Director Josef Hextall have worked on a static display at the refurbished galleries from 9 August to November. Each item gives a glimpse of the role the CWA has played in improving the lives of women and their families. “Scones, jam and social change” is a phrase that encapsulates not only what the CWA does but how it does it. The conservative radicalism is frequently not visible but it has been there from the start. Amongst other issues, women have supported women in providing restrooms close to railway stations, ensured medical support in remote areas, lobbied and got the white line on the side of roads, seatbelts in cars, helmets for bicycles and made domestic violence an issue. The NSW CWA is supporting legalised medical marijuana. Importantly the CWA has provided places for communities to meet, participate in activities, and here in Eumundi a place to start a Themarket.CWA hall is used by the community and to generate funds and its market stall inspires members to participate in making items and exploring creativity. This year it has raised thousands of dollars for welfare programs at local primary and high schools. Donations help ensure all children have lunches, uniforms, school materials and support for those who otherwise would not go to school camps or graduation ceremonies. This year the CWA supported a family affected by floods in Maryborough and sent funds to Tonga after the tsunami. It called for a town meeting to share concerns about the removal of 23 carparks in Eumundi which would adversely affect the elderly, women with young children and accessibility to the hall. Overall the ladies had fun, made friends, increased their skills and informed the community of women in Qld and the South Pacific. Janet Millington, Eumundi CWA President Eumundi CWA AGM
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Members of the Rotary Club of Eumundi and Eumundi State School (ESS) maintenance staff Derek recently loaded the Katie Rose Cottage Hospice truck ready for a 6am departure. Packed in the truck were school desks and chairs donated by ESS for transport to remote village schools in PNG. Donations are taken to the Rotary Australia Repurposing Equipment (RARE) depot in Kingston south of Brisbane. Volunteers sort and pack containers ready to be shipped to their destinations and George Grant from RARE said their many volunteers do amazing work at the Thedepot.school equipment will be going to three remote schools in the PNG Gulf Province – Lalau, Kopi and Irimuku villages. Lalau village has 80 plus students of all grades with one teacher and zero resources. Half the students have desks and the other half sit on the dirt floor during lessons. The school has no internet, electricity, running water or sanitation. The other two villages have similar conditions. Many teachers in these remote areas have not been paid for some time yet continue to do great work and should be commended for their efforts in such difficult Thesecircumstances.schoolsalso need exercise books, pencils, erasers and other equipment. Eumundi Rotary will let readers know of any collection programs we initiate. Greg Ison, Eumundi Rotary Eumundi 'truckies' Greg Molyneux & Les Godwin We hope you enjoyed the Sunshine Sounds Festival a couple of weeks ago with many young and local artists sharing their incredible voices with us on stage. And you can continue to enjoy our incredible local musicians in the heart of town play at Park Sounds on the last Sunday of each month. Have you noticed something new and colourful in town lately? If you’ve visited the carpark or the markets in the last week, you may have noticed some new vibrant signs promoting our town and Experience Eumundi.
Our visitors from around Australia and the world come to our little town for our nature, our restaurants and of course our markets. These signs offer an opportunity to welcome our visitors and to invite them to explore the town further by visiting the Experience Eumundi website and to share their experiences on our social media as well. But more importantly, if you’ve dined at a new local restaurant or found a gem nearby, let us know so we can share your stories too!
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• Placing the baby on their back to sleep (not on their side or stomach).
• Encourage parental room-sharing without bed-sharing.
• Breastfeeding on demand and the use of pacifiers during sleep time.
• Ensuring no head coverings to not overheat the baby.
• Parents should be advised against the use of tobacco, alcohol and illicit drugs during gestation and after birth.
18 Call us on 5442 8882 or book online at ochrehealth.com.au Mon to Fri 8.30am - 5.00pm Closed Weekends & Public Holidays Suite 6 / 2-6 Etheridge St EUMUNDI QLD 4562 Our Services Children’s health • General practice • Men’s health • Women’s health • Accident clinic Antenatal care • ATSI health • Chronic disease management Employment & workers’ comp • Minor procedures & surgery • Sexual health Skin cancer medicine & surgery • Vaccinations • Weight loss & lifestyle medicine Not just a general practice! We now offer additional onsite services including pathology, psychology and cardiac testing (ECG). We also welcome Noosa Hearing for all your audiology needs. SuddenHealthInfant Death Syndrome (SIDS) Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) is the unexplained death of a seemingly healthy baby less than a year old, usually during sleep. In Australia 100 babies die suddenly and unexpectedly each year. Previous research has primarily been around physical and environmental factors that appear to make an infant more vulnerable to SIDS. There has been a dramatic decline in the incidence in many countries since the introduction of Back to Sleep campaigns for the prevention of SIDS. These campaigns stress that infants should be placed to sleep in a safe environment. Strategies include:
• Placing the baby on a firm surface with no soft objects or loose bedding.
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A state-of-the-art genetic biobank has recently been funded by charitable organisation River’s Gift with the hope it may hold the key. It comprises DNA from 25 babies who have died from SIDS in South Australia, which will provide an opportunity to examine genetic factors that may have contributed to SIDS. Researchers at the Children’s Westmead Hospital have identified Butyrylcholinesterase (BChE) as the first biochemical marker that could potentially help detect babies at a greater risk of SIDS.
A Gympie region family devastated by the loss of their second son Matthew Blaik Hillcoat (or Matty as he was affectionately known) to SIDS at nearly four months old is committed to raising awareness for this heartbreaking loss of life. Matty was born on 16 June 2011 and was a happy, healthy little baby. However at just 16 weeks old the Hillcoat’s world was shattered when Matty died in his sleep on 8 October. This year will mark the return of Matty Hillcoat’s Truckies’ Day Out from 9am-11pm on 8 October at Gympie Showgrounds. The event is centred around the truck show and to ensure it is as action-packed as possible with a family-friendly atmosphere there will be tractor pulling, burnout truck display, vintage machinery display, chainsaw racing, wood chopping, pig racing, kids' amusement rides, DJ, street food and bar facilities. In 2019 more than 3,000 people attended and 120 trucks were on display.
Eumundi Dental is supporting the event with The Crackup Sisters – hilarious entertainers who are uniquely Australian. “Lifelong connections in the trucking industry from both sides of our family meant there was a supportive network behind us and have helped us grow the event beyond what we expected,” said Kristine, Matty’s mother. “Truck drivers are very much about mate-helping-mate and it’s probably that spirit that is the essence of our Previousshow.”
The identification of a link between risk factors and SIDS does not however prove a cause or mechanism as to why it occurs. Researchers in Australia are focusing their research on why and how SIDS occurs.
events have raised approximately $130,000 with funds going to River’s Gift charity that specialises in SIDS research and providing safe sleep education. This year, to increase their local community reach and to assist with recovery from flooding events, new not-forprofit partners are the Gympie District Show Society and Little Haven Palliative Care.
and Noosa Police attended the Sunshine Sounds Music Festival organised by Katie Noonan and her team on 29 and 30 July at the Eumundi showgrounds. On behalf of the police we want to say what a great family music concert event it was. Well done to the Eumundi community for getting behind the event and we are already looking forward to the 2023 concert. Sgt Ryan Hanlon – Officer in Charge Eumundi Police Hanlon.Ryanp@police.qld.gov.au ,131444 – Policelink
One of the brothers, Yen Nguyen, moved to the Sunshine Coast and opened three restaurants that have proved very popular with local residents. He has just opened his fourth restaurant in Tewantin at 95/3 Hilton Tce in the grounds of the Noosa Lakes Resort. Yen said he enjoys educating people about traditional Vietnamese food and that most customers frequent his restaurants for the popular Pho or Banh Mi. In the new restaurant however he will serve other traditional dishes as well including Ca Kho To, a caramelised barramundi cooked in a clay pot, and Banh Xeo, a crispy Vietnamese pancake with pork and Whatprawns.you would have spent on fuel to get to Maroochydore will go a long way to a great feed at Tewantin. Greg Ison During July Eumundi Police attended 86 calls for service/emergencies.
The Nguyen Brothers became known in Sydney for their Vietnamese cuisine at a small hole -inthe-wall restaurant called ‘Yen for Viet’. They became popular, particularly for their Pho and Banh Mi recipes which have been passed down through the family for generations.
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Pho he’s a jolly good fellow For those of you who have a ‘yen’ for good Vietnamese Pho (beef noodle soup) and have to travel to Maroochydore to get one from the Nguyen Brothers restaurant, you will no longer have to take the trip to indulge your flavour buds with probably the best Pho in the state.
Property offences are still rising with burglary and break and enter offences committed at Doonan, Eerwah Vale, Ninderry and Yandina Creek. Please report suspicious vehicles to Policelink on 131 444. Other investigations included numerous assaults, 9 stealing offences, 10 domestic violence incidents and a vehicle fire. Eumundi Police are currently assigned around 45 ongoing Eumundiinvestigations.Police attended two fatal traffic crash incidents. The first was on Eumundi Noosa Rd in Doonan and the second relates to a medical incident on the Bruce Highway near the Cooroy exit. There were 8 other traffic crash incidents which will result in increased patrols from our highway patrol units. Eumundi Police detected 4 drug drivers, 3 disqualified drivers and 3 drink drivers, which is high detections. Our highway patrol from Coolum issued 51 tickets relating to speeding and hooning offences within the Eumundi Police division.
Genevieve, our police admin officer, has returned to Eumundi station every Monday and Wednesday for all your counter or phone Eumundiinquiries.
21 joe' s waterhole PHONE 07 5442 8144 WWW.JOESWATERHOLE.COM.AU TERMS & CONDITIONS APPLY 4PM4PM POOLCOMPPOOLCOMPSUNDAYSUNDAYJAGTHEJOKER FROM 4.30PM THURSTHURS TRIVIA BISTRO 6PM JAGTHEJOKER FRONT BAR 4.30PM - 6PM GOOSECLUB6PM RAFFLES. GREAT PRIZES FRIDAYNIGHTLIVEMUSIC FRONT BAR 7PM - 10PM LUCKYLOSERS FRONT BAR 2PM - 5PM LIVEMUSIC BEER GARDEN 3PM - 6PM OPENMICSESSIONS AUG 7 & 21. BEER GARDEN 2PM RAFFLES FRONT BAR 3PM WEDWED what'onwhats s onAUGUSTAUGUST SUN SUN SAT FRI FRI SAT THUTHU Arts Oliver Jr The Musical The curtains have now closed on Good Shepherd Lutheran College’s junior school musical Oliver Jr, which ran from 20-23 July. The musical is based upon the 1838 novel Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens and students aged 8 to 12 performed all the classic songs such as Food, Glorious Food and You’ve Got to Pick a Pocket or Two to perfection. The angelic voices of characters Oliver and Nancy wowed the audience, with Fagin consuming the audience’s attention with his larger-than-life performance.
Bill Sikes was fearsome in his role playing a malicious criminal in Fagin’s gang. One audience member commented, “It was wonderful to watch as the actors bought the characters to life by fully committing to their roles”. The production highlighted the commitment and dedication of students and staff with a show that was professional, entertaining and an absolute delight to watch.
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The 10-day multi-arts Horizon Festival will be held across the Sunshine Coast from 26 August to 4 September for the first time since 2019. The festival program has been released and offers something for everyone with a mix of free and ticketed events across music, visual art, performance, workshops and more. free open-air event is planned for Eumundi called ‘Saturdaze with Blak Social’. Leaders in cultural resurgence of Indigenous peoples across SE Qld, Blak Social has a line-up of and emerging musical ready for Saturday afternoon listening pleasure. to the Eumundi Amphitheatre on Kabi Kabi Country at 67 Memorial Drive from 2-6pm on Saturday 27 August.
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For Councillor Div 9 - Cr Maria Suarez the full program visit www.horizonfestival.com. au. Blue Carbon Grant I was pleased to find out that SCC and its grant partners were successful in securing $2 million in funding through the Commonwealth Government’s Blue Carbon Ecosystem Restoration Grants for the Blue Heart project. Blue Carbon is carbon that is stored in marine and coastal ecosystems and includes carbon stored in the bodies of plants and animals as well as in debris and soil. As Blue Carbon ‘farming’ is a potential economic opportunity for Blue Heart private landholders, the grant funding provides a timely opportunity to demonstrate Blue Carbon restoration and its benefits. If you have issues or suggestions please contact me on 07 5475 9810 or email: maria.suarez@ sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au. Div 9 Cr Maria Suarez, 07 5475 9810
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First Nations Forum Last week I had the privilege of attending the second annual First Nations Self-Determination, Representation and Wellbeing Forum at Twin Waters. The forum coincided with a significant milestone to raise awareness and protect the rights of the global First Nations population – International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples on 9 August.
23 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 6 car. This very neat property is fully fenced, and offers low maintenance living in a very desirable location. The home is open plan opening to the large covered outdoor entertaining area. All of the mod cons that you’d expect in a newish property from ducted air, walk in pantry, 2.74m ceilings, rumpus room, media, beautiful bathrooms and kitchen and double garage with internal access. The shed comes complete with car hoist and has a bathroom, so would easily convert to a work from home office or spectacular gym. Currently tenanted, and the tenants would love to remain if you’re looking for an investment opportunity or a home to purchase now and live in later on.
As detailed in the Sunshine Coast Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP), Council is committed to growing a strong community and providing an encouraging and supportive framework that facilitates First Nations collaborations and partnerships on the Sunshine Coast. The RAP supports events like these and the attendance of more than 200 people shows the success of the annual forum. Thank you to all the presenters, guests and attendees. I look forward to next year’s forum and encourage you to show your support and attend! If you have any questions please contact me at email: @DavidLawDivision10.pageandsunshinecoast.qld.gov.audavid.law@followmyFacebookforregularupdates: Div 10 Cr David Law, 0437 825 569
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The speakers had such powerful messages to share with attendees and provided an update as to best practices and case studies. The panel discussion about the opportunities and impact of the 2032 Olympics and Paralympics was insightful and helpful. The forum provided an opportunity for First Nations’ voices to come together for collaboration and learning. It was a chance to nurture our relationships and help to build stronger and better outcomes for the future. Div 10 - Cr David Law
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Cool Homes design tips include:
• Consider the location of your rooms to make the most of sunlight to illuminate and warm your home.
• Create shade and plan to include gardens and trees to protect from cold winds or provide shade in the hottest parts of the day.
• Use a compass to identify north and plan to allow for cooling in summer and warming in winter using or minimising the sun’s heat. SCC aims to become a zero-net emissions organisation and for the community to be low carbon by 2041. “The Sunshine Coast is moving towards a low carbon, energy and resource efficient way of life and it’s important to maintain and enhance the lifestyle we treasure … If you’re buying, building or renovating I encourage
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• Choose the building materials such as insulation and glazing to suit the home’s orientation and area functions.
• Create and merge indoor and outdoor living spaces and maximise natural breezes for cooling.
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Caroline was excellent from start to finish. She was across everything and more - she went above and beyond to make the sale process as stress free as possible. Her kind, attentive and gentle manner was reassuring all the way, and her knowledge of the market and skill in applying that, meant that we got the best outcome possible. We couldn’t recommend her more highly. If you are considering selling….call for the latest market knowledge and the best sales strategy to achieve maximum results.
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Excess summer heat and cold winter nights are part of our subtropical climate and have an impact on the livability of our homes and heating and cooling costs. If you are buying, building or renovating the Cool Homes for the Sunshine Coast educational design booklet has tips to help you discover what makes a comfortable home all year round.
25 you to read the new booklet to ensure your home takes advantage of our climate – a home that doesn’t need air conditioning running all summer and heating all winter,” said SCC Mayor Mark Jamieson. SCC Liveability and Natural Assets Portfolio Cr Peter Cox said, “This booklet and a phone compass can help people understand where to put their rooms, let light in to warm or illuminate their home, let breezes through, which building materials to consider, where to put shade and the value of gardens in cooling a home.” Visit: www.bit.ly/3JRQVoC or: www.bit.ly/3C1AGmZ. Ruth Hickey Plus all of our club night favourites! Seedlings and Seeds for sale. Community Donation raffle (bring along any home-grown or homemade goodies to contribute), hot Dahl for sale, and bring a plate for a shared Non-membersMembersCooroyClimatePermaculturesupper.Noosaareproudtohost:ChangeReversalGraemeSaitistheCEOandco-founderofNutri-TechSolutions(NTS),aworldleaderinsustainableagriculture.MemorialHallfreeentry$5Tuesday06Sept2022-6:00pm 17 Whalley Creek Close Burnside Q 4560 Wanted: F1 Trucks and other cars Ring for parts requirements Open Mon - Fri, 9am-1pm WE ARE BACK! Noosa Eumundi Auto Wreckers Call 0418Ivan723 080
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The Courier Mail first published On 28 August 1933 the first edition of The Courier Mail hit the streets of Brisbane. Today it is the city's most popular newspaper with a readership of over three million. After The Brisbane Telegraph closed in the late 1980s it became Brisbane’s only major paper and is owned by News Corp Brisbane’sAustralia.
Publication took place at new editorial offices in a dedicated building in Bowen Hills, Brisbane.
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The tune for Yesterday came to Paul McCartney in a dream. Waking, he immediately played it on
Cannibals prodding him with sharp spears in a dream because he couldn’t solve their problems led to Elias Howe revolutionising the manufacture of clothing in 1845. He noticed the spears had a hole at their tip and realised if needles were threaded at the tip and not the bottom his problem of creating a sewing machine was solved. Chemist Dmitri Mendeleev agonised over organising chemical elements. In 1869 his dream placed them into a logical table, listing them by atomic weight. Later adaption in the modern periodic table organises elements by the number of atomic protons.
In 1996 Larry Page believed he got into college on a clerical error. Fearing he would be expelled his disturbed sleep included a dream of storing all knowledge on individual PCs. Awake, he acknowledged the impossibility but worked on the probability of saving individual links in a searchable database. Hello Google!
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Recently I was with a busload of my former students and we stopped at Eumundi for fish and chips. There battering, frying and salting away was Tania, former proprietor of Eumundi Pharmacy. No, Tania isn’t devoting her life to take-aways. It was just a dream. Dreams are often premonitions or problemsolving inspirations. You might worry over something before sleeping but the next day the answer becomes clear. Your brain has rewired itself while you slept and unconsciously you dreamed a solution. Numerous inventors, scientists, novelists and musicians claim dreams led to their inspiration. Sigmund Freud’s psychoanalysis theories resulted from studying his own dreams and daydreams. He immediately wrote down the thoughts or pictures which came and then explored their meaning. His book The Interpretation of Dreams published in 1899 was the first time a scientific principle was applied to the subject of dreaming, bringing him international acclaim. Cows led to a teenage Einstein’s theory of relativity. He dreamed they leapt an electric fence all together, however the farmer argued they jumped one at a time. Einstein ruminated on the problem eventually realising events look different depending on where you're standing and the time it takes light to reach your eyes.
1 Sept Eumundi Voice, Issue 52 AUGUST 2022 his piano. Being assured it was original he made up lyrics about scrambled eggs until he created the moving lyrics we all love. A crazy drug induced nightmare led to a children’s author writing one of the world’s most horrific novellas. Robert Louis Stevenson’s screams caused wife Mary to wake him at which he was angry because he was enjoying watching the transformation of a mild man into a monster. The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde became a world sensation. Similarly, Mary Shelley’s famous Frankenstein came to her in a Moderndream. author Stephen King fell asleep on a plane and dreamed of a woman holding a writer prisoner. Eventually she kills and skins his flesh, feeding what was left of the carcass to her pig and using writer’s human skin to bind her own copy of the novel. King wrote Misery which became a chilling movie starring Kathy Bates and James Caan. So when you go to bed make sure you keep paper and pen next to you to record that worldchanging dream before it disappears. Eileen Walder
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21 Cooroy Mountain Spring Festival, www.cooroyrotary.org.au 20-21 Sunshine Coast Youth Festival, www.bit.ly/3oKioPm 25-28 Gympie Music Muster, Amamoor Creek State Forest, www.muster.com.au
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07 5447 7000 www.hinternoosa.com.au 30 Maple Street, Cooroy sold@hinternoosa.com.au *data sourced from Pricefinder (Based on a rolling 12 month period to July 2022) Noosa Hinterland Property Growth Remains More Robust Than Other Major Markets Property markets around the country continue to cool off the back of rapidly rising interest rates, but new data shows there are a large number of suburbs still seeing growth in QLD and more specifically the Noosa Hinterland. We are meeting new buyers every day who are on the search for their new home in the Noosa Hinterland. If you are thinking about selling or curious as to what your property may be worth, now is the ideal time to book in your free property appraisal with a Hinternoosa sales agent. Get in touch today on 07 5447 7000. Noosa Hinterland Growth Belli Park 71% Black Mountain 15.5% Cooroy 28.4% Cooroibah 44.5% Cooran 17% Pomona 22.7% Ridgewood 38.8% Tinbeerwah 19.6% Verrierdale 22.6% Weyba Downs 21.8% Doonan 40.8% Eumundi 66.6% Eerwah Vale 56.2% Lake Macdonald 33.5% Pinbarren 44.1%
“Sharolyn was extremely professional, friendly, went the extra mile to assure me about the property. My experience was exceptional, the full details of the property, council, the area market values, unique attributes of the property and open to help with legal administration advice. I would highly recommend Sharolyn as the agent for a seller or purchaser, she is always welcoming, with a smile, and always open to help in any way she can - she IS a hands on agent.” Buyer, Doonan FIRST IMPRESSION
“Thank you very much Olivia and the team at NHR for being the best rental management we have had for our home. We will recommend you to anyone that is renting in the future.” Lessor, Tinbeerwah
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“My first impression of Carol was that she’s polite, attentive and reserved. I’ve come to learn that beneath that calm exterior is a fiery property selling machine. Carol will and did get the job done and at the right price in a tricky market. Love your work Carol!”
“Adam and his team provided a high level of support from pre-sale activities right through to settlement. Our marketing approach was worked through with us and implemented professionally while communications with us was excellent all through the process. Throughout, Adam was realistic and practical in dealing with a range of issues. We always felt included and supported.”
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