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Maleny Fix It Cafe – can assist with review and repairs to bicycles, small furniture and other small items as well as sewing. $5.00 per item for a simple review and repair if possible. From 9.00am - 2.00pm at the Maleny Neighbourhood Centre, 17 Bicentenary Lane, Maleny.
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Want some practical tips about ‘painting with light’ using your camera? Join Steve Blackbourn at Beerwah library from 4.00pm 6.00pm to learn more. Presented by U3A Beerwah Grafx program, the workshop is open to both members and non-members. More details contact Chris Bell on 5492 5885 or email chrisbell41@bigpond.com
13 Friday
Glasshouse Calvary Lutheran Ladies Fellowship are holding their annual morning tea at the Glasshouse Lutheran Church located on Reed Street at 9.30am. Everyone is welcome and there will be a special guest speaker from the RACQ. Donation of $5.00 is requested (proceeds going to RACQ Care Flight.) For more details contact Judith on 5496 9671 or Cathy 5494 7800.
14 Saturday
Hinterland Boxing Club are presenting ‘Fight Night 2’ at the Glasshouse Mountains Sports Club (902 Steve Irwin Way) with the event starting at 5.00pm. The evening will feature Olympic style Boxing showcasing our local rising stars and raffles. Adults $20.00, children $10.00 (children under 10 free) and family pass $45.00 (two adults and two children). For more information contact Steve 0418 764 547.
14 Saturday
There will be a Monster Cent Sale from 6.00pm at the Landsborough Hall, with over 200 prizes. Entry is a gold coin donation – and there is no reserved seating. There will be free tea and coffee, as well as soft drinks and pizza for sale. This is a fundraising event for the Landsborough Hall.
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Monthly Book Sale: Good reads at bargain prices. Come along and grab a bargain at the Beerwah Library monthly book sale. Choose from a huge range of genres at a low price. Presented by Friends of Beerwah Library from 9.00am -12.00noon. ‘Above the Blue’ album launch and fundraiser with all proceeds supporting Beyond Blue. Featuring the majority of artists that have donated a song to the album, the launch will be held at the Maleny Showgrounds Pavilion from 6.00pm. Entertainment all evening, two course meal and performances from the album. Cash bar available. Cost: $60.00. Tickets available from Maleny Newsagency or by contacting Paul Richardson on 0412 698 595.
18 Wednesday
Trivia night at the Landsborough Pub. Get your team of four together and come along for fun and prizes. Starts at 6.30pm, or come earlier and grab one of the 2 for 1 meal offers (selected menu).
19 Thursday
Rosetta Books are hosting a special author’s event for journalist and author Matthew Condon. Celebrating the launch of his new book ‘All Fall Down’ - the final instalment of his best selling ‘Three Crooked Kings ‘ trilogy. 6.00pm for a 6.30pm start at the Maleny RSL (1 Bunya Street), cost $12.00. Bookings essential at Rosetta Books 5435 2134 or email reading@rosettabooks.com.au
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On the weekend I was chatting to a couple from Melbourne who were up on holiday and naturally we got talking about the ‘Cup’. I mentioned the large number of local events that we had across Glasshouse Country and Maleny, and I think they were a little surprised at just how much we get into the event. But to be honest, I really think we just love the chance to dress up, there isn’t too many times you can get to wear a hot pink fascinator during the week! Our team were able to get to six of the local events and in total I think we have almost 100 group photos of just how glamorous locals are when they are all frocked up. While we haven’t been able to include all of the photos, we do have a double page spread on pages 32 and 33 and the rest are all on our Facebook page for you to take a look. Regards,
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Local News Bruce Highway upgrade takes a step closer The upgrades to the Bruce Highway, the Caloundra Road interchange and the exits on and off the highway at Aussie World (informally known as Exit 190) seem to be nearing commencement. Last week, the Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) announced that Fulton Hogan/Seymour Whyte Joint Venture and The Infrastructure Group have been shortlisted to submit proposals for the detailed design and construction of the Bruce Highway upgrade project from Caloundra Road to the Sunshine Motorway. The two contractors have until late March 2016 to prepare and then present their offer, with an award of contract expected in mid-2016. According to TMR, the tenders will have to address key issues identified from extensive community engagement; including reducing the impacts on the Beerwah State Forest; maintaining access to local businesses, particularly the Aussie World precinct; and minimising impacts for the community and road users during construction. Local community groups, businesses and residents have been vocal in expressing their concerns, with State Member for Caloundra Mark McArdle
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Maleny students plan for power The world is in safe hands if the students of the Environment Committee at Maleny High School are anything to go by. Launching an ambitious project at the school last Thursday, the committee President Lilly Hamilton-Delmas and Treasurer Manikya Alister outlined their endeavours to make the high school carbon-neutral to a crowd of community, business, school and others from the local area. “The Environment Committee aspires to make real differences in the school and broader environments, as well as to help raise environmental awareness amongst the school student population,” said Lilly. “The committee – which is made up of students, teachers and others – has already worked with the school to reduce the energy usage and so decrease the carbon footprint the school creates. “But we wanted to look at making a bigger difference and so decided on working towards energy self-sufficiency through solar.” According to Manikya, the committee wanted to go further than other schools who passively off-set carbon usage via tree planting but still consume non-renewable fossil fuels for electricity. “We want Maleny High to reduce our reliance on fossil fuels and have determined that establishing two 25kW solar panel systems is both achievable and sustainable,” explained Manikya. “Following that, our longer term goal is to establish another 50kW worth of solar power to account for future growth of the school – making a total of 100kW sustainable electricity generation.”
The Environment Committee working on the project – Olive Gole, Patrick Davis, Manikya Alister, Katya Hall and Lilly Hamilton-Delmas The committee have crunched the figures and have calculated that the first 50kW system will cost around $70,000. “To raise the funds, we are planning a multipronged approach involving applying for grants, fundraising events, via the Interact Club, crowd funding and through sponsorships and donations,” said Manikya, wearing his Treasurer’s hat. “The crowd funding page has already been established through gofundme.com and we will be launching a sponsorship appeal. “If around 50 sponsors come on board, it would only cost them as little as $25.00 a month for us to collectively achieve our target within five years … sooner if we raise funds through the other methods as well.
“And once the system is installed, the electricity savings made can – if the school is allowed – be put back into funding the second 50kW system.” Tia Law, the P& C President applauded the Environment Committee. “Congratulations on taking the initiative,” she said. “The P&C will be pleased to form a strong partnership with the Committee into the future and will help and support in any way we can.” The crowd funding site can be accessed by going to www.gofundme.com/malenysolarproject and anyone wanting to become a sponsor or to find out more is asked to go through the school on 5499 8111.
The sweetest Christmas gifts of all Struggling for unique, personal ideas for teacher gifts, work colleagues or your secret Santa? Sweets on Maple have the perfect thing with their Gift of Gold Fudge Boxes. Pick and choose their favourites from the extensive range of fudge flavours, all handmade with love. Browse the jars of sweets lining the walls or find that special treat from around the world ... European fine chocolates, nougat, marzipan, Dutch liquorice, British, USA and Australian made confectionary. The original Maleny Fudge Makers Sweets on Maple 39 Maple Street Maleny Ph: 5494 2118 sweetsonmaple@gmail.com www.sweetsonmaple.com.au www.gcnews.com.au
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Rosetta Books are very excited to be hosting an evening with renowned journalist and novelist Matthew Condon who will be discussing his latest book ‘All Fall Down’. This book is the final instalment in his best selling ‘Three Crooked Kings’ trilogy. If you are interested in the murky and corrupt history of the Sunshine State, then this is an event not to be missed on Thursday, November 19 at the Maleny RSL. Over the last few months, Maleny has been attracting a number of well known high calibre authors with all the events receiving a great receptionfrom Hinterland locals. “We are just thrilled to have Matthew up here discussing his new book, as both his previous books in the trilogy have been extremely popular with customers,” said Anne Brown from Rosetta Books. The trilogy charts the gripping true story of the crime and corruption that infiltrated nearly half a century of Queensland’s history. Exposed by the Fitzgerald inquiry in the late 1980’s, the rampant corruption in the Sunshine State embroiled politicians, judiciary and the police force at all levels, with the consequences of those decades of corruption still having an impact today. Matthew has worked as a journalist for 30 years, both in Australia and overseas, and is currently an Adjunct Professor in the Creative Arts at Queensland University of Technology. He has written for a number of publications and currently writes for The Courier Mail.
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Sunshine Coast Business Awards A gala celebration was held recently to announce the winners of the 21st Sunshine Coast Business Awards, with a number of Glasshouse Country businesses and locals taking out awards. In congratulating each of the finalists and winners, Sunshine Coast Mayor Mark Jamieson said once again it is fantastic to see firsthand the high calibre, innovative and progressive business community we have here on our Sunshine Coast. “It is inspiring and rewarding to hear the stories of each of the finalists and award winners, for them it is a very significant achievement to be here and receive the accolades they deserve” he said. HiveHaven of Beerburrum took out the Living Smart Service and Product category. HiveHaven, run by local bee keepers Jeff and Ann Ross, has designed an innovative range of honey bee and Australian stingless native bee boxes. The design and technology combats major threats from overheating, spore-based disease and pests as well as hive theft through GPS tracking. Glass House Mountains local Neil Collie of Rebel Sport was honoured with the Outstanding Employee of the Year. After dealing with personal illness three years ago Neil took the opportunity to go the extra mile to provide exceptional service, amazing experiences and to inspire customers by changing methods in store instead of online.
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Fight Night returns After the massive success of last years’ inaugural ‘Fight Night’ boxing event, Hinterland Boxing Club (HBC) are holding ‘Fight Night 2’ at the Glasshouse Mountains Sports Club on Saturday, November 14. Last year around 400 people attended the tournament with the crowds loving the high calibre displays of skill and courage by the competitors. This year no doubt will prove to be just as electrifying as spectators will appreciate the professional progression of our young local rising stars, Daniel Mehta, Leroy McNamara, Tiarna Collins, Dana Coolwell, Mitchell Chalmers and Chaska Coolwell. The event, which is the major fundraiser for the year for HBC, will feature Olympic style boxing with our local stars competing against kids from a big team from NSW and members of the Australian Junior Boxing Team. Tournament organiser Stephen Pitt says it promises to be an action packed night with a very high level of competition. “A number of our athletes, through their hard work, discipline and dedication, have progressed from local level to National and International levels,” he said. “HBC is affiliated with Boxing Queensland, which in turn is associated with Boxing Australia and AIBA. “These affiliations ensure the consistently high level of professionalism that provides amateur competitors with the potential pathways to World Championship and Olympic levels.” This pathway has already been shown with young HBC star Dana Coolwell’s recent
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Dana (right) takes on Jason Fawcett from NSW selection to represent Australia at the World Championships in Russia. Come along and get behind our local boxing stars and enjoy a night of elite level boxing professionalism. The evening is shaping up to have between 30-40 bouts so it’ll be an awesome night out for everyone. Tickets are adults $20.00, children $10.00 (children 10 years and under are free) and a family pass (two adults and two children) $45.00. The evening kicks off at 5.00pm. For more details contact Steve on 0418 764 547.
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Maleny Ambulance celebrates 100 years of service
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Maleny Ambulance Station commemorated a significant milestone this week as it celebrates 100 years of service to the community of Maleny and surrounding areas. Sunshine Coast region Assistant Commissioner Chris Broomfield said the ambulance service had come a long way and it would not have been possible without the support of the community. “Formed in 1915, the Queensland Ambulance Transport Brigade Honorary Centre, quickly grew to cater for the growth in population in Maleny,” Mr Broomfield said. “The old ambulance station was located at 50 Maple Street, next to Cooke Park. Construction of the new station started in 1994 on the site of the original Maleny Soldiers Memorial Hospital in Bean Street and it’s documented that the construction took place during five months of rain. “The Ambulance Centre and staff residence were completed by July 1994 and the station was officially opened by the then Deputy Premier Tom Burns in August that year, ” he said. Members of the community had the opportunity to go down to the Maleny Ambulance Station to see just how far the service has evolved. The Maleny Local Ambulance Committee hosted a morning tea and had displays of historic and current equipment and vehicles as well as photos and memorabilia. QAS Commissioner Russel Bowles said the Queensland Ambulance Service has changed considerably since the Maleny station opened 100 years ago. “This open day has given the community a chance to peer back in history as well as speak with current, hard-working paramedics about the great service they provide,” he said.
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Be the teacher's pet this Christmas
Have you thought about your end of year teacher's or work colleague's gifts yet? Remember, you want it to be something special, unique, personal and useful but at the same time, won't break the bank! Stressed yet? Well, don't be (remember, stressed backwards actually spells desserts!), Sweets on Maple in Maleny has the sweetest solution with their Gift of Gold Fudge boxes. For under $15.00 you can fill it with your own selection of delicious fudge, hand-made on the premises with love … and who doesn't love fudge! Owner Shelley Parker and her wonderful staff are on hand to help you make the perfect selection, after some generous sampling! They also have a huge selection of other home-made goodies as well as those hard to find sweets from England, Holland, New Zealand and America. Stepping into Sweets on Maple is like stepping back in time. With jars of sweets lining the shelves, you'll feel just like a kid in a candy store. Find that perfect, unique gift or pick up a sweet treat just for you at Sweets on Maple.
Maleny’s nursery with heart by Spencer Shaw Forest Heart is your local native plant nursery in more ways than one. We’re local and our speciality is supplying the local native plants of the Sunshine Coast and South East Queensland. Local native plants don’t just belong in the bush, they’re great in your garden too and here in the South East you’re spoilt for choice with over 3000 species of local native plants. Karen and I have operated Brush Turkey Enterprises, one of South East Queensland’s leading Natural Area Management companies for over 17 years, specialising in bush regeneration, revegetation, native plant propagation, consultancy and education for all levels of government and commercial clients. With Forest Heart we aim to bring our knowledge, skills and passion for our local native plants and ecosystems to the wider community through supplying the best our native flora has to offer for your entire garden, bush food, timber and revegetation needs through quality affordable stock and great advice. We will also be stocking a wide range of books and other educational materials, nest boxes, tree guards, bush regeneration and revegetation tools. The doors (or should I say gates) opened at Forest Heart on September 1 and we are now open for plant sales and advice, but our exciting new news is our launch on Friday and Saturday November 27 and 28 with bush foods, kids activities, music and workshops to celebrate. Forest Heart … your one stop shop for local native plants, education, habitat, quality, knowledge, value and passion!
New owners - New direction
With Taz Calandruccio As the new owners of Maximise Health and Fitness in Beerwah and Mooloolah we are focussing on customer service and supporting the local community. Having 10 years experience in the fitness industry with many success stories, means I am driven and determined to help my clients. In 2013 I was pleased to be awarded with The Corporate Trainer of the Year for Queensland. We have big plans for Maximise and are very proud of our members. All our team are locals and are here to help you reach your health and fitness goals. And now we stock a wide range of Flush Fitness Supplements to aid you in getting the most from your training. We will give the gym a fresh new look and name early in the New Year. Keep an eye out for All In One Fitness Centre - The Gym that Cares. We have memberships available to suit your goals. Give Taz, Sarah, Michelle or Izy a call today for a free five day pass at Beerwah on 5439 0949 or Mooloolah on 5494 7236. Maximise Fitness - The Gym that cares.
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Head along to the local dog shows Contributed by Helen Weil
The Sunshine Kennel Club will be hosting two dog shows at the Beerwah Sportgrounds on the weekend of November 14 and 15. The first show is on Saturday and commences at 4.00pm, then on Sunday there is another Championship Show starting at 9.00am and also an Open Show (judged by trainee judges) running concurrently but underway at 8.30am. It’s a great place to come and visit if you like dogs. The variety of breeds being exhibited is wide and varied. Besides the breeds we all know well, there are quite a number of rarer breeds being shown. The exhibitors are friendly and helpful with information about their breeds and with allowing a pat or a cuddle – baby puppies are always a favourite. The Saturday show begins with sweepstakes for baby puppies (three to six months) and puppy class entries (six to 12 months). Formal judging of the breeds will begin at about 4.30pm and is in alphabetical order. This means that for each show Afghans and Australian Cattle Dogs will be on early and then judging alphabetically across the seven rings that will be operating, breeds such as Welsh Springers and Weimaraners will be at the end. The same alphabetical order of judging will occur on Sunday. Also on the grounds there will be stalls selling a variety of ‘doggy paraphernalia’, a coffee van and a canteen with great food. Please feel welcome to come and mingle and enjoy watching the dogs and handlers. We expect the entry to be about around 500 dogs so there is plenty to see. The atmosphere is casual and friendly and best of all it is free. For more information contact David on 0488 947 444.
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Attilla Sautov to perform P: 5494 6167
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Contributed by Lenore Burton Attilla Sautov is an excellent violinist/ musician who will be performing at the Alexandra Park Conference Centre on Sunday, November 22 from 2.00pm at 13 Mari Street Alexandra Headlands. Performing also with Attilla on violin will be Anna Moores, on acoustic guitar Kenny Cougan, Chris Timms on electric guitar, bass Patrick Flaherty and on drums Darrell Fisher. With his Symphonic Rock Ensemble and incredible violin, Attilla will perform a unique fusion of classical and rock including Michael Jackson, Sting, Led Zeppelin, The Beatles, Bach, Vivaldi, Mozart, Paganini plus more! As well as enjoying this amazing performer and his ensemble, you will be helping to support 350 orphaned and extremely disadvantaged children in the Ebenezer Child Care Trust in Livingstone Zambia. Friends of Ebenezer Australia Inc., a Maleny based registered charity, raise awareness and funds to help save orphaned and street children in Livingstone. Proceeds will also support the Sunshine Coast Care Givers Group. All tickets $35.00, includes light refreshments. There will be a raffle, a quick auction and lucky seat prizes. Tickets on Sale Now at www.trybooking.com or call Cathy on 0411 867 256 or Lenore on 5429 6194.
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Accolades to Glasshouse Country Toastmasters
Contributed by Gweneth Brooks Secretary On Sunday, November 1, Glasshouse Country Toastmasters participated against other Toastmaster Clubs from an area that stretches from Burpengary to Mooloolah and west to Kilcoy. Gweneth Brooks, Kerry Gillam and Martine Goedhart participated in the actual speaking contest, whilst Esther Frizzo was one of the driving forces behind the huge task of organising such an event. The competition was held at the St Columba College in Caboolture giving a very enjoyable day to all those who attended. Our team did very well with Gweneth Brooks being placed second in the Evaluation Section. To the club’s delight, Esther Frizzo was awarded the prestige award for the year, and named, Toastmaster of the Year. This award goes to a toastmaster within the area who has excelled in all facets of the toastmaster movement. An excellent buffet morning tea and lunch was provided by the catering class of the school. The Glasshouse Country luck was with the club on the day with Esther Frizzo winning two of the major raffle prizes and Gweneth Brooks winning another one. It was a pleasure to meet Mr Jock Elliott again. He was the World Champion Pubic Speaker in 2013.
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Anyone who knows HBC will know our results driven training systems are based on hard work.
We are now bringing a new Training System with a difference to the Hinterland. Comprising Barbell and Dumbbell strength training coached by our Nationally Accredited and experienced coaches, who are athletes, and who practice what they preach by spending countless hours under the barbell to know what works. Our new training system will cater for everyone from young footballers who want to build hypertrophy for collisions sports, mums who want to get strong and lean, the elderly to elite level athletes. This is not bodybuilding training, it’s strength training. Ask us about our new timetable, new classes and open gym times (new fee structure below).
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See-through butterflies
The common Glasswing butterfly Acraea andromacha (also known as the Little Greasy or Small Greasy butterfly) occurs locally and is characterised by having delicate see-through wings. Amongst other things, it feeds on a native plant called Spade Flower (Hybanthus stellarioides). This delicate-lookingnative perennial is one of three species of Hybanthus (Greek for humpback flower) occurring in Queensland. Spade Flower is found in moist understoreys and open areas of forest and wooded grassland, often in amongst native grasses. It is a relatively common plant and is found from Illawarra in NSW, north to Bundaberg; in the Sunshine Coast hinterland it can be found in most open areas of forest including around the Glass House Mountains. Spade Flower grows to between 30 cm and 60 cm and bears solitary, bright orange or yellow, spade-like flowers on spindly stems. Flowering is largely dependent on weather and occurs mainly in Spring and Summer. Spade Flower is quite closely related to Violets (it is a member of the Violaceae family). It self-seeds readily and will grow in red soil,
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Spade Flower sandstone and granite soils. Spade Flower seedlings are available from Barung’s Porters Lane Nursery if you’d like to attract see-through butterflies to your garden. The Glasswing butterfly caterpillars also feed upon some native passionfruit species as well as the weedy Corky Passion Vine and White Passion Flower.
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The Guide provides both students and parents with information on: • education & training options • health • finding employment • financial support • renting & housing.
Workshop Equipment Tools Welders Trolley Stands Steel Racks Brand New Colorbond Roller Doors (Slight Imperfections)
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ENROL NOW FOR 2016 PREP TO YEAR 6
School News Students fashion on the fields
Contributed by Kylie Merola Landsborough State School students got into the spirit of the Melbourne Cup by donning their best race wear and staging a 'Fashions on the Field' event. Students and teachers took to the catwalk, parading outfits in a bid to win a prize for the best dressed. Some wore colourful outfits and elaborate head wear while others dressed as jockeys and bookies. Principal Kristy Walton said the dress up day was a yearly tradition at the school and one that is a lot of fun. Students enjoyed the chance to dress up, swapping their uniforms for race wear
Landsborough State School prides itself on its award winning teachers and an enthusiastic, happy and friendly atmosphere. In keeping with the school's motto 'Your Future, Our Focus' they strive to ensure that all staff and parents work together to provide the best possible outcomes for all students. They are committed to excellent academic results, providing a diverse curriculum that aims to challenge every student to realise their potential. To coincide with State Education Week, Landsborough State School recently asked the school community to tell them what they love about the school. Here is what they had to say... WHAT THE STUDENTS LOVE: > Kind people - everyone is your friend. > Great teachers. > Nice uniform which we wear with pride. > Lunchtime clubs - dance, earth warriors, sport and Chappy. > Lovely gardens and playgrounds. > Technology - iPads, iPods, computer lab and Smart boards. > The school's history - 136 years old. A lot of our parents and grandparents went to school here! > Everyone is happy and this school makes me happy too. > Buzz Day celebrations if we have good behaviour. > They make learning fun!
WHAT THE PARENTS LOVE: > Approachable, friendly and caring teachers. > The small school community - everyone is like family. Children have a sense of belonging. > Information sessions for parents (to keep us up to date with what our kids are learning). > Welcoming atmosphere. > Wide range of extra-curricular activities - dance, art, swimming, sports, music and drama. > High behaviour expectations (with rewards). > I've never had an issue with bullying at this school. > After school hours care service. > A Principal whose door is always open! > My kids love it! As a parent, all I want for my children is for them to be happy...and at Landsborough State School they are!
Landsborough's teaching staff looked very glamorous
Getting prepared for Prep
Young students enrolled into Beerwah State School for Prep 2016 have the opportunity to attend a brand new initiative for the school, a Playgroup for Pre-Preps. The children are given the opportunity to come along to the prep classroom and interact with other peers and a member of staff in a relaxed and encouraging environment. The children participate in all kinds of fun activities, storytelling, craft, building blocks, and song and dance. This is a fantastic introduction to their new beginnings at Beerwah State School. For enrolment details please email principal@beerwahss.eq.edu.au or call the school office on 5436 5555. Two Pre-Preps building a magnificent city from wooden blocks with classroom teacher Mrs Wild
Enrolments are currently being taken for 2016 in all year levels from Prep through to Year 6. Don't delay... ensure that you enrol your child today! For further information contact the school on 5436 2777.
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Students know the joy of giving
Students and families of Mooloolah State School have been digging deep over the last month to gather items for needy children from babies to teenagers. They have filled 80 shoe boxes full of items things like socks, underwear, soap, toothbrushes, combs and brushes, as well as books, pens, toys, stuffed animals, writing paper, and games and are proud of their efforts to provide some happiness to children that have very little. The students know that their hard work will provide some smiles and help to the children of the ‘Operation Christmas Child’ by Samaritans Purse. A huge thank you to Fiona Cran and the RI team for organising this every year and well done to all students and people everywhere that have done a wonderful thing for so many children. You should feel proud of yourselves. www.gcnews.com.au
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Representatives Mal Brough
Federal Member for Fisher
Update: Bruce Highway Upgrade – Caloundra Road to Sunshine Motorway
Last week, Fulton Hogan/Seymour Whyte Joint Venture and The Infrastructure Group were announced as shortlisted proponents for the detailed design and construction of the Bruce Highway upgrade project from Caloundra Road to the Sunshine Motorway. Each proponent will be required to submit a design and construction proposal and I will be encouraging them to address the community’s concerns and existing safety issues to ensure that the final design is the best possible fit for our region. Construction is expected to start in late 2016. For more information visit http://www.tmr. qld.gov.au/brucehwycaloundra2sunshinemwy
Big win for Maleny
Mary Cairncross Scenic Reserve has been successful in receiving $1 million in Federal funding as part of the Tourism Demand-Driver Infrastructure Programme. The funding will help re-develop the existing visitor facility and construct a new elevated ramp running alongside the rainforest, a viewing deck, a meeting room and a café.
Free Trade Agreements
On October 27 a Free Trade Agreement Seminar was held in Caloundra attracting 50 local business owners interested in how the FTA’s signed with Korea, Japan and China may benefit their business. For more information on the Government’s FTA’s visit www.fta.gov.au
School Leavers’ Guide
Last month I visited Maleny State High School to drop off my 2015 School Leavers’ Guide. The Guide will assist both students and parents to find important information regarding education and training options, health, finding employment, financial support, renting and housing. Visit my website to download your copy http:// malbrough.com.au/school-leavers-guide/
Andrew Powell
Jenny McKay
State Member for Glass House
Division 5 Councillor Sunshine Coast Council
Support local business
I know many of us are starting to think about our Christmas shopping list so I just wanted to pass on a friendly reminder to try and shop local if you can. We have so many small businesses offering great service and retail products that I’m sure you will find more than a few items from your Chrissy list close to home. IGA gift cards, a magazine or cookbook from the newsagent or a voucher for dinner at a local restaurant would certainly be well received by even the fussiest of family members! It was also recently announced that Small Business Week will be held in late February next year and I plan to make some big announcements in the coming weeks about my plans for promoting small business in our Glass House area, so stay tuned! Better yet, sign up for my monthly eNewsletter and you will always be kept up-to-date with important information.
The upgrade of the Bruce Highway to six lanes from the Caloundra Road interchange to Caboolture is competing with other road infrastructure projects across the country for funding. We need your help to show that the community wants the upgrade and that our region needs the upgrade to continue to prosper. Sign up at www.boostthebruce.com.au
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It certainly was a busy, productive, Mooloolah Breakfast Meeting this month, with Mark McArdle MP, Member for Caloundra joining local residents as our special guest. A number of state and local issues were raised which we will work in partnership to resolve. This included the stop lines at the intersection of Eudlo and Mooloolah Road with Bray; speed signage along Diamond Valley Road; leasing of Mooloolah Community Centre; possibilities of extending the public access to Mooloolah School and community pool; the proposed site for the Youth Skate Bowl; and local laws. Many thanks to Mark and of course to our local community members for attending the breakfast meeting.
Christmas Newsletter competition
I am pleased to announce that this year Woodford State School took out the winning prize in my annual Christmas artwork competition. An entry from Beerburrum State School took out second place and Maleny had third. Even the judges, Tony and Jane from Art on Cairncross found it hard to pick a winner this year as the entries really were outstanding. The children were asked to show their favourite Christmas tradition and it was great to see how many families have their own special traditions that they uphold. This year I will be sending a Christmas newsletter to all households in Glass House in December which will have many of the winning entries and also some valuable information on what is happening in Glass House.
End of the school year
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Marvellous Mooloolah update
This time of year I try and attend as many local school presentation events as possible. It really is a great way to finish off the school year and personally be able to congratulate those students who are embarking on a new high school journey or that have excelled in their school achievements. After serving as the Member for this region for now nearly seven years, I am seeing kids graduate that I met back in their early schooling life. All the parents and teachers out there should be proud of the job they are doing with our kids as so many of them have a very bright future ahead.
Andrew Powell Phone: 5435 2013 Email: glass.house@parliament.qld.gov.au Facebook: Andrew Powell www.andrewpowell.com.au
Mooloolah locals, if you are interested in keeping up-to-date with local projects or raising any issues or queries, remember you are always welcome to come along to the Mooloolah Breakfast Meetings held on the first Thursday of every month at 7.00am for a 7.30am start. Contact Mooloolah Community Centre, Darryl from Mooloolah Hardware, or my office on 5441 8043 or email Lesleigh.elmes@ sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au for further information.
Pony Show
Heads up the Mooloolah Pony Club will be utilising the Mooloolah Recreation Reserve for overflow car parking during the Open T-Shirt Hack Day being held on November 28. Good luck to all the riders on the day.
Have your say
Council is reviewing its local laws and the community is invited to get involved. Our local laws reflect community needs to ensure safety, harmony and good rule. They govern such things as parking, keeping animals, approvals for activities, bathing reserves and dog off-leash areas. Community members wishing to comment on the proposed amendments to the local laws have until 5.00pm, November 30 to provide feedback. Visit council’s website for further details.
And finally…
Massive congratulations to Mooloolah State School for the absolutely fabulous art show they held recently showcasing the works of a number of wonderful, talented artists in the making. Well done!
Cr Jenny McKay Phone: 5441 8043 Email: Jenny.McKay@sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au Facebook: Jenny McKay Councillor www.jennymckay.com.au www.gcnews.com.au
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You Said It Our postman
I would really like to take my hat off to the local postman that does Railway Parade at Glass House Mountains. He is very polite and really goes out of his way to get the mail delivered properly; I know that he has to sort the mail in the morning before he goes out on the road to deliver it. Not many people realise what goes into this job they think he just goes around putting letters in letterboxes, well that's not the case. There's a whole lot more and on top of that he has parcel's too which need to be signed for and many other bits of different mail to be delivered as well. I know that a lot of people put the postman down and say he doesn't do his job properly and that he should know everyone in the neighbourhood. Well it's not that simple when people keep moving in and out of the area. So I'm writing today to say a special thank you to our postman; I know you’re doing a great job. Rose Glass House Mountains
Shopping locally
Like others, we have had the odd experience of poor customer service, but to provide some balance to these recent letters encouraging us all to take our business elsewhere, we are sharing our good stories. Over the past couple of years, we have been fortunate to find some pretty spectacular local people, with fantastic results using a Peachesterbased electrician and a Beerwah-based plastererbuilder.
Send your letter to email: editorial@gcnews.com.au fax: 5438 7446 post: PO Box, 99, Beerwah, 4519
Roys Road shame
The new Roys Road - Bells Creek Road intersection has been a great improvement to bring traffic to and from Beerwah and the Bruce Highway. But the road surface on the strip between Burys Road and the old Forestry houses is absolutely atrocious and is a downright dangerous. The improved connection means that more cars and trucks are now using the shortcut to Beerwah. Tourists coming to Beerwah from that direction must think we are a forgotten backwater if the road condition is any indication. Can the Council and Main Roads show some
We use an excellent Landsborough-based plumber and a great bobcat guy from Glass House. We get the car serviced and repaired with a local Beerwah mechanic and use a local provider for our small engine work. We use a wonderful Beerwah computer business because they go above and beyond to help us when we need it. There are some great service-providers in the Beerwah area who do quality work and have a great customer focus and we thank you! Peter and Michelle Peachester
Maleny High timetable
Calling all parents of Year 11 students at Maleny SHS to the next P&C meeting to be held on Thursday, November 19 at the school. A seconded motion will be tabled for the disendorsement of the planned return to a fiveday timetable, just for the current Year 11 group. The grounds are that it: breaches a contract between the school, this group of students and their families; it creates unnecessary disadvantage, particularly for those students with school-sponsored traineeship and apprenticeship
civic pride and fix up this Third World road before someone is seriously injured or worse. B Green Glass House Mountains contracts; therefore, it is discriminatory; and that the process has been a flawed one. Please come along and have your say and participate in the vote. Those with students in Year 11 have the most to lose and are encouraged to attend. Brian Higgins Maleny
Cup raises $6000 for charities
The $6000 proceeds from the Melbourne Cup event held at Wedding at Tiffany’s in Maleny will be equally shared by Hummingbird House, the first children’s hospice for Queensland and Shed the Light Nepal, a women’s empowerment project in earthquake damaged villages in Nepal. Thanks to the generosity of the Tilse family, owners of Tiffany’s, 100 guests enjoyed canapes on the deck, a fashion parade by Simply Stylish and Imelda’s Shoes of Maleny, and fine dining as they watched the Melbourne Cup. Our thanks go to everyone who attended our Melbourne Cup function for their generosity and making the event such a huge success. Jeff Cornfoot President Rotary Club of Maleny
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Senior Moments Living the life at Maleny Maleny Grove continues to embrace the wider community with recent sponsorship of Mapleton Bowls Club Jacaranda Day and the annual Range Croquet four day competition. Village representative Andrew Acocks who attended the event said Mapleton Bowls Club enjoyed a very successful day. “There was a roll up of 64 players including visiting members of six coast bowls clubs while Range Croquet is expecting a lively competition between club members and visitors,” he said. Since opening in 2010, the award-winning designed Maleny Grove has very much become part of the local community providing sponsorship of events and with various groups including Blackall Range Care enjoying the use of the Clubhouse for some of their activities. Maleny Grove manager Kaye Smyth, brings to the village over 25 years’ experience in the retirement living and aged care industry. Kaye said it was lovely to see the sense of community that had developed within this very supportive village. “Residents have come from the local area and interstate seeking a more relaxed retirement environment. With freedom from the worry of house and garden maintenance, residents can enjoy activities within the village and those of the many clubs offered within the wider community,” she said. Maleny Grove promotes the philosophy of ‘Your Home, Our Care’ which gives individuals the choice to be as involved or as private as they choose, with the knowledge that discrete care support is available as required. For more information or to arrange a personal inspection of Maleny Grove please contact 1300 55 65 75 or view www.LiveLifeVillages.com.au
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Glasshouse Mountains Probus What is Probus? We're an association of retired and semi - retired folk who meet monthly with the idea to keep our minds active, share our interests and enjoy the company of new friends with our main goals fun, friendship and fellowship. Our club is simple in structure and free from the constraints of a service club so we're not a fundraising body, rather we're self-funded with no obligation to any outside activity or association. We manage the Club's business with a 10 person Management Committee who meets on the first Wednesday of the month. This optimises our time for the regular second Wednesday meeting of the general membership. This general meeting involves a half hour element to update the members, then a half hour smoko break followed by a guest speaker, and we've been fortunate to have informative and entertaining guests. We're done by 12.00noon and then it's lunch - we prefer a venue where we can BYO to share and the Beerwah Hall - ideal for camaraderie - it's just right. Our fourth Wednesday is billed as our outing for the month. This may be to organisations, or activities or places of current interest to members including one or other of our back yards for a barbecue. In between we do have a delightful monthly musical morning, a Book Club and an afternoon Mahjong group every fortnight. We also have occasional functions such as our ‘Xmas in August’ luncheon, at Landsborough this time, and routine monthly ‘Upcoming Entertainment Events’ for our enjoyment. We're a band of 50 plus members, and it's of interest to you come and have a look. Phone Gordon on 5439 0446.
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Age no obstacle to Peter exercising The oldest member of the Beerwah Heart Foundation Walkers group, Peter (aged 87), was recently presented with an award by the group’s convener Frank Cockram, to commemorate his completion of 500 Heart Foundation walks. Peter said that walking regularly is not only beneficial to one's heart health, but recent research by brain scientists has shown that regular walkers can reduce their risk of dementia by almost 20%. The group has a repertoire of over 60 local walks, some more adventurous than others, and caters for walkers of all ages and various degrees of fitness. The Heart Foundation Walkers meet at the Beerwah Library car park at 6.20am on week days, and welcome new walkers to their ranks. Phone Frank on 5494 0709 for further information.
Craft morning
Sunshine 60 and Better Group Inc. is a healthy ageing program providing a variety of fun activities to keep the mind and body active for older people. The group will be holding a craft session on Covering Coat Hangers, on Tuesday, November17 from 10.30am – 12.00noon. New members are welcome to join in for a fun, friendly time. The group meet at the Uniting Church Hall, 56C Queen Street, Caloundra. For more information phone - 5443 7281 email - admin@sun60.com.au orvisit their website - www.sunshine60.org.au
Karen Beckett - Hollywood to Broadway Celebrate the Christmas season and final Judy Henzell Sunshine Melodies Concert series performance for 2015 with Karen Beckett – Hollywood to Broadway. Karen will take to The Events Centre stage on Wednesday, December 2 with the greatest songs of the 20th century from theatre and cinema. Karen Beckett is one of the most popular cabaret performers in Australia today. Born in Perth, Western Australia, Karen moved to Sydney in her late teens to pursue a career in entertainment. Before long she had performed on all major Australian Television variety shows and won a 36-show engagement at the MGM Grande Hotel in Las Vegas. This was followed by national tours with Bob Hope and Neil Sedaka and the release of Karen’s first album, ‘Romantically Inclined'. Karen’s sensational voice together with the professional and charming nature of her performances led Bill DeAngelis, Director of Entertainment at the MGM Grande to comment, "I have no doubt the whole world will hear of you Karen”. Her versatility in both cabaret and theatre also landed her the leading role of 'Fantine' in an Australian production of ‘Les Miserables’. Karen has recorded three albums, ‘Romantically Inclined’, 'Here to Eternity' which receives airplay both in Australia and Europe, and her latest CD 'When Somebody Loves You' featuring timeless ballads from her cabaret shows. Karen loves to sing and has entertained audiences all over the world. She weaves her show with fabulous songs and delightful anecdotes from her life. She’ll sing the songs of your life and your memories. Don’t miss an opportunity to experience this wonderful Australian entertainer. The Events Centre, Caloundra will host this event on Wednesday, December 2. Show starts at 11.00am with a complimentary morning tea at 10.00am. Tickets are full price: $17.00 and for Groups of 10 plus $15.50. For bookings call 5491 4240 or visit www.theeventscentre.com.au
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The State’s peak motoring body has urged families to have the conversation with older relatives about the right time to hang up the car keys following the launch of a new service by the State Government. RACQ welcomed the recent initiative for seniors to receive a free proof of identification card and partial refund after surrendering their licence. RACQ Executive Manager Technical and Safety Policy Steve Spalding said the decision to give up driving could be daunting. “We want Queenslanders to talk to older family members and have them consider their ability to continue driving,” Mr Spalding said. “The decision to stop driving may be due to medical reasons or a diminished capacity, and previously that meant older people were left without suitable identification. “We believe any initiative to make the transition from driving to being offthe-road easier is a good thing.” Mr Spalding said there were a number of transportation alternatives for seniors no longer driving. “Many people believe handing over your licence is the end of your independence, but it doesn’t have to be,” he said. “There are a number of transport options available including taxis, community shuttle buses and public transport.” Mr Spalding said in Queensland, drivers over the age of 75, as well as drivers with medical conditions affecting their ability to drive, were required to carry a medical certificate when driving. “If you have concerns about a family member’s ability to drive you should contact your local GP.” RACQ’s YouTube video ‘When is it time to stop driving?’ can be viewed at http://goo.gl/a5Etzh.
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Lutheran ladies annual morning tea Glasshouse Calvary Lutheran Ladies Fellowship is holding their annual morning tea on Friday, November 13. The morning tea will be held at the Glasshouse Lutheran Church located on Reed Street from 9.30am. This year there will be a guest speaker from the RACQ who will be giving an informative talk on ‘Road Safety for all’. Bring your friends and get up-to-date on the current road rules. The 45 minute discussion based presentation will commence at 9.45am and will cover a range of age related road safety issues that will be of particular interest to seniors. Topics will include defensive driving tips, clarification of commonly misunderstood road rules and the regulations surrounding medical fitness to drive. Crash statistics, including the representation of older drivers, will also be discussed. This should prove to be an interesting and informative morning. A $5.00 donation is requested with all proceeds going to support the vital work of RACQ Care Flight. Along with morning tea provided there will be a trading table organised by volunteers from the fellowship. For more details contact Judith on 5496 9671 or Cathy 5494 7800.
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Local hearing expert, Audiometrist Lisa Burley from ihear Caloundra is certainly impressed. “The SoundLens is truly amazing and incredibly popular with our clients because it simply can’t be seen once it’s in the ear,” she said. “Hearing speech in noise is something that has previously been a challenge for hearing aid manufacturers. The SoundLens has overcome this challenge like never before, resulting in easy
listening for the wearer that reduces listening effort and mental fatigue in noisy environments”. Today 50% of Australians with a hearing loss are below retirement age, so it is no wonder that there is a high demand for an invisible hearing solution. “As the world gets louder, the age of those with hearing loss gets younger. The effect of noise exposure means we are increasingly seeing people in their 40’s and 50’s coming to us with a hearing problem,” said Lisa. 80% of the population will lose some of their hearing as they age and research shows the majority of people wait from seven to 10 years before they do anything about their hearing difficulties. The longer people wait to have their hearing needs addressed, the lower their chances of rehabilitation as the sensory receptors in the brain deteriorate over time if not kept active by sounds. Why put off getting your hearing checked when a hearing screening takes about 15 minutes and it could change your life for the better? At ihear, they have a wide range of solutions to suit all types of hearing loss, lifestyles and budgets. For more information contact ihear on (07) 5492 6939. Conveniently located in Beerwah, Caloundra, Gympie, Hervey Bay, Maleny, Maroochydore, Sippy Downs and a new location in Landsborough.
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Health, Beauty
&Wellbeing Aging
With Donna Keogh-Gordon, from Skinfit While they say age is an issue of mind over matter: if you don't mind, it doesn't matter. Aging is actually an accumulation of damage to macromolecules, cells, tissues and organs, largely from the environment and our lifestyles. If any of that damage can be repaired, the result is a
younger you. You’ve heard it said –‘Strong is the New Sexy’…it’s the same for skin! ‘Clear plump skin is youthful’. As a passionate skin therapist for 20 years with paramedical Skincare certification since 2003, as well as being a certified Thermage and IPL/laser therapist, my feeling is, it’s never too late. The effects of skin conditions like acne, rosacea, hormonal skin, pigmentations and generally unhealthy skin is my forte.
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Bigger plates and portions drive overeating and drinking New research shows larger cups and plates, oversized food portions and supersized deals are driving Sunshine Coast locals to over consume, putting their health at risk. A new study has found people consistently consume more food and drink when offered largersized portions, packages or tableware than when offered smaller-sized versions. Cancer Council Queensland spokesperson Katie Clift said poor portion choices, upsize deals and simply bigger plates and bowls could increase the risk of chronic disease. “Consuming too much food and drink can lead to weight gain, which fast-tracks the risk of many diseases, including some cancers,” Ms Clift said. “More than 49% of Sunshine Coast adults are overweight or obese and only 7% eat enough fruits and veggies daily. “We encourage consumers to be aware of how much food and drink they serve themselves, and to pay attention to the size of plates, bowls and cups. “Using smaller tableware and being mindful when eating can help to limit overconsumption. It’s important to stop eating when full.” The research found people of all sizes ate and drank more when presented with more – regardless of sex, age or weight. Cancer Council Queensland recommends all Queenslanders learn to portion their plates at home for a healthy lifestyle.
Does your business offer services or advice on beauty, �itness, hairdressing, nails, natural therapies or weight management? Our Health, Beauty and Wellbeing pages are where locals look when they want to be beautified from top to toe, get healthy or lose weight.
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Living - Arts Mountains prove a winner With a beautiful photograph of the Glass House Mountains, sunshine coast photographer Irma Ferreira has been announced the Landscape and Wildlife Photography Award winner in the Sunshine Coast Art Prize 2015. Sponsored by the Sunshine Coast Council Environment Levy, this award category was designed to raise awareness of the environment, its beauty, significance and its intrinsic connection to Sunshine Coast lifestyles and livelihoods. Finalists in the award demonstrated excellence in capturing the native plants, animals and natural landscapes of the Sunshine Coast. One of the judges - Queensland Museum photographer Gary Cranitch said the diversity, talent and subject matter of the finalists’ pieces was stunning. “The natural environment of the Sunshine Coast shown in these photographs is truly spectacular,” Mr Cranitch said.
“Irma Ferreira’s piece was a stand out for me, displaying a subtle mix of pastel tones and rocky volcanic mountains. It was evocative and timeless.” Irma Ferreira received an $8000 prize and a $1500 Highly Commended prize was awarded to Mt Coolum photographer Shanna Bignel. Cr McKay said the exhibition captured the remarkable beauty and diversity of the natural environment that surrounds us here on the Coast. “I encourage everyone to visit the Arts and Ecology Centre to see this exhibition and truly appreciate how lucky we are to be surrounded by this beautiful environment.” The chosen artworks explored local environmental themes and issues and the relationship between people and the Sunshine Coast's natural environment. The Landscape and Wildlife Photography exhibition runs until November 25 at the Arts and Ecology Centre, Maroochy Bushland Botanic Garden.
Feeling arty!
Glenview State School’s 'Evening of Arts' went off with a bang as the Junior Dance crew performed 'I Like to Move it' in their jungle-themed outfits. The colour from the artworks on display, coupled with the musical performances and high energy dances made for a memorable and captivating night. Students performed solo, in bands and in choirs; and the 240 strong crowd enjoyed a sophisticated supper prepared by foodie-fanatic Jodi Buemi and her family.
With nearly half of all students involved in either the instrumental or choral program, Glenview’s music teacher, Mrs Chelsea Harry could be very proud. “It’s a beautiful school to work in, with very supportive parents and staff,” she says. Students are able to learn all of the orchestral instruments along with guitar and piano, and dance is taught in lunch-hours by Mrs Melanie Osborne. Seemingly, they have it all!
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On Saturday, November 14 the Maleny Film Society will be presenting Court, a new Indian creation from brilliant young Indian director Chaitanya Tamhane. The film flies out of the court into the real world of the slums of Mumbai where the 'crime' occurred, and into the personal lives and backgrounds of the judge, the prosecuting counsel and the defending counsel. It also examines the music and lyrics of the criminal, a folksinger whose messages may or may not have encouraged a suicide. Narayan Kamble is an elderly street-popular artist, whose songs to the streets resonate with the dilemmas of India's complex system of caste. Accusing his songs of initiating the suicide of a sewage system worker questions the freedom of speech within the Indian democracy. The movie will be shown at the Maleny Community Centre, screening at 7.15pm. Dinner from 6.00pm catered by Wild Rocket, with bar and hot drinks stand. For information www.malenyfilmsociety.info or phone 5429 6951.
Family fun at Tanawha
938m2 2+ • Polished floors featured throughout Do you like arts, animals, music and movies? • Plus rumpus downstairs offers lots of family living options Join the crowd at the Maroochy Bushland Botanic Gardens • Upstairs has four well sized bedrooms (ensuite in main), bathroom, plus very handy study nook in the living area for a free afternoon of entertainment on Saturday and Sunday, • The spacious kitchen includes breakfast bar, pantry plus servers to deck November 14 -15 from 2.00pm to 8.00pm. Community • Downstairs is a large rumpus, laundry and toilet; double garage plus undercover storage Programs and Environment portfolio Councillor Jenny McKay for another two vehicles or toys under the verandah said the afternoon would include an exciting mixture of fun, • All rounded off by a big 938 sqm block with heaps of space for kids and pets • 20,000L tank to supplement the town water entertaining and educational activities, events and displays • Immaculate and excellent value set amidst the beautiful natural reserve. Glass House Mountains retains its “village” feel and is a great community to live in “Bring a picnic and enjoy live music, native animals, green open for inspection: Saturday 11.00am - 11.30am art workshops, storytelling, face painting and seedling 74 Sahara road, glass house mountains 68 Simpson giveaways,” Cr McKay said. “The Sunshine Coast Art Prize contact: John KingStreet 0409 570 284 or email: johnk@gcfn.com.au www.beerwahrealestate.com.au BeerwahWeb: beerwahrealestate.com.au/2950765 Landscape and Wildlife photography exhibition will also be on 4
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Artist Journal Workshop Come along to this workshop on Wednesday, November 25 presented by Carolyn Sheather and draw your life … the process of putting pen, pencil or brush to paper is a joy that creates a narrative of your life. Carolyn Sheather is a well-known and celebrated Australian artist known for her beautifully rendered pastels and drawings with a clear eye for discovering the magic in each moment. This workshop will be great fun and an opportunity to mix with other artists and would-be artists to learn how to illustrate, decorate and embellish your journal. The full day workshop costs $90.00 and includes a sumptuous morning tea. Places are limited so if you would like to book please telephone Holden's Gallery on 5494 2100 between 10.00am and 4.00pm Monday to Saturday.
A night at the proms Join the Sunshine Coast Symphony Orchestra once again for an evening of the best of British music, traditional, classical and fun on Saturday, November 21 from 7.00pm at Lake Kawana Community Centre. Conducted by Adrian King. Music will include Carl Maria von Weber’s Concerto Opus 73 in F Minor 1st Movement, Elgar’s Pomp and Circumstance, Aaron Copeland’s Hoe Down and Gounod’s Petite Symphonie. Sing along with a medley of old favourites like Jerusalem, Rule Britannia and Auld Lang Syne. Bring your flags, streamers and whistles, let your hair down and recall the traditions of the ‘Old Country’. Supper can be purchased at the venue. Tickets available at Lake Kawana Community Centre phone 5413 1400. For more information about this and future events go to www.sunshinecoastsymphonyorchestra.com Pre-paid / concession $30.00, groups of 10+ is $25.00, at the door $35.00 and children under 16 free.
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Cappriccio’s
With the festive season now fast approaching, Cappriccios’s are currently taking bookings for this busy social time of year. Christmas parties at the venue are a speciality, and the menu is fully comprehensive with options for most dietary requirements happily catered for including GF/ Vegetarian. The family run business has been catering for locals and visitors to the Hinterland since 1995;
Great eats and treats in Maleny! their extensive menu includes 20 varieties of delicious gourmet pizzas, popular calzone’s, a huge selection of pasta dishes guaranteed to tempt yours tastebuds, as well as numerous meat speciality dishes. The family use all fresh ingredients with the majority of stock sourced locally including home grown herbs and organic produce. All the pizza dough’s and sauces are beautifully made in-
with Lea Parkes
house using family recipes. The restaurant is fully licensed and diners can enjoy either indoor or outdoor dining complimented by a stunning boardwalk location. Every second Friday night there is live acoustic music. There are numerous studies that have proven the benefits of the Mediterranean cuisine, so book in early and enjoy authentic Italian cooking made by an authentic Italian family!
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Out & About
See all the photos from the day on
for Melbourne Cup
There were so many great events across Glasshouse Country and Maleny on Melbourne Cup Day – while we have tried to include photos of everyone who was glammed up on the day, sadly we couldn’t fit everyone on our pages, but we also have plenty more photos on Facebook.
Club Glasshouse
Glasshouse Mountains State School
(back) Claire Allan, Pat Paddick, and Yvonne Robinson (front) Christine Allan, Nell Howie, De Burrows and Maria Harrison
Angie Dellaway holding Charlotte, Desiree Ericsen-Miller, Shondra Briton and Irene Oliver with Eva
Out & About
These photos were taken at the Beerwah Hotel, Club Glass House, Tiffany's at Maleny, Glass House Mountains State School, The Hideaway at Beerwah and Mrs Browns Cafe Espresso Bar. While not everyone can take home the award for best dressed on the day, there was plenty of glamour and style on show at all the venues.
Tiffanys at Maleny
Jeff Cornfoot, Jim Atkinson (back), Angela Griffin, CL Claridge and Rick Vickers
(back) Lindsay Prentice, (front) Ruth Mason, Pyl Medlon, Lynelle Schroder and Lorraine McNamara
Tany Merrit, Kylee Jones, Joy Varlet and Carrie Burnett
Andrew Powell with staff members Jenny and Carol
Janis Martin, Annie Watts, Dianne Weightman, Jenny Wellstead, Lovice Lowden and Sandra Goulton
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Janet and Rick Kitchin with Noelle Dean, Lyn and Barry Moss with Kerrie Lewis and Ray Morris
Nicole Schreiweis and Poppy, Kerrie Ward, Annemarie Morris and Manon Schouteten
Janis Mc Govern, Bridget John, Glenys Parry and Healther Simontel
Danelle McIntyre and Jaccqui McKay
Marisa and Neil Roberts with Colleen and Dennis Hare and Shirley Cooper
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/GlasshouseCountryNews Mrs Browns Espresso and Bar
for Melbourne Cup
The Hideaway at Beerwah
Beerwah Hotel
Out & About Lorranie Cooper, Tracie Price and Judy Dewar
Camille Beckett holding Chase with Kristelle Wakefield and Alexis Heather Seiler with Karen Dyer
Models Lauren, Grace, Yasmine and Eva Petrina Welke holding Tahlia and Lissa Paterson
Courtney and Luke from Mrs Browns
Ali Fisher, Trevor Fisher and Pat Petherick
(back) April Gregson, Lesleigh Young, Erin Mindle, Caroline Robinson, Adrienne Bound and April McGuire (front) Lisa Ellis, Leisa McKenzie and Allison Rosser and April Maguire
(back) Angela Bracken and Patti McNulty (front) Cat Ryan, Sarah Stout and Leisa Ellsworth
Rebecca, Tracy, Sami and Elinda
Sondra Lattimer, Margaret King and Dee Rochford
(back) Tiffany Stevenson and Sue Williamson (front) Teresa Keast, Julie McMahon, Andrea Poole and Sarah Maxwell
The team from Hinterland Accounting
Bruce and Kelcy Whittington
Joseph and Marjolein Casha with Maryke and Bernie Butler
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In the Garden with Brownie
Peachester Horticultural Society
STATUES & WALL HANGINGS FROM
Contributed by Trish Bradford Our final meeting for the year will be on Thursday, November 19 at 9.30am at the home of Trish and Gary Bradford. Please bring along a chair and meat for a barbecue lunch, salad ingredients supplied. Visitors and new members always welcome. For more info phone Patricia on 5496 9169.
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Peachester reader Ted Prickett has sent through another interesting photo from his backyard to share with you all. This one is of peace and harmony. “Usually, I find that the white headed pigeons send other birds hopping and here we have one happily feeding with a king parrot,� he said.
Friends of Cahill Scrub
The group have held their final working bee for 2015, and here they are relaxing after planting over 100 trees in the Cahill's Scrub Reserve at Peachester. The group will reconvene on the last Saturday in March, 2016.
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Nymphaea species Here in Australia no garden is complete without some sort of water feature. Be it a dam on larger properties to ponds, tubs and even old baths. And no water feature is complete without the majestic water lily. Their graceful circular leaves floating on the pond provide tranquillity as well as great protection to the fish below. Their showy flower heads are stunning and readily visited by native bees. Modern cultivars come in all sorts of colours, fragrances and sizes, from the popular blues and purples to reds, whites, yellow, pink and even variegated. There truly is a water lily for any pond size, so why not drop in a water feature this Summer and do your local wildlife a favour? Many species of birds, frogs and insects will thank you by regularly visiting your garden. Go Green Rainforest Nursery, 2620 Steve Irwin Way, Glenview is open Monday to Saturday 9.00am until 4.00pm. . Phone 5494 5980 or 0448 509 139. or visit or website at www.gogreenrainforestnursery.com.au
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One of the finest, most luxurious homes in the area This stunning residence showcases a unique and smart layout to suit all types of families. Designed with the modern Queensland lifestyle and climate in mind, this contemporary light, spacious and open home allows for both privacy and interaction with your family in mind. With an abundance of living space which is complimented by high ceilings, any growing family would be crazy to miss this opportunity! Situated in a whisper quiet, yet ultra convenient location, this breathtaking home is living at its finest. With a multitude of quality fittings and finishes, four/five bedrooms, three internal living areas, two bathrooms, oversized storage, inground swimming pool, entertaining area and self- contained shed, all the hard work has been done. Do not miss the opportunity to experience this lifestyle masterpiece.
Please contact Suzie Tay 0400 880 932 or Denise Pinwill 0410 649 905 to arrange a private inspection. Offers over $720,000. Open Saturday November 14, 11.00 - 11.30am, 4 Peakview Place, Glasshouse Mountains.
Beerwah Denise Pinwill - 0410 649 905
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• Stunning oversized lifestyle property • Spacious multiple indoor and outdoor living areas • Segregated children’s wing perfect for the large family • Sparkling heated in-ground swimming pool with poolside entertaining • Ducted air-conditioning, high ceilings, quality fittings and fixtures • Self contained three bay shed and breathtaking mountain views
• Superb flat and completely usable landscaped gardens and lawns • Spacious lounge and open plan kitchen dining room, additional media room • Multiple Colourbond sheds with high access suitable caravans and boats • Salt water fibreglass in-ground 45,000 litre swimming pool • Ample generously sized outdoor entertaining area • Easily maintained yard with double side access, children and pet friendly
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• Historical character filled home, with incredible potential. Ripe for continued renovation. Original Landsborough Police Station • 13ft ceilings, polished floorboards and VJ timber walls • Generous sized open plan kitchen, stainless steel appliances • Bright and airy, neutral toned decor with an abundance of personality and charm • Picturesque 4231 sqm land overlooking dam and rainforest • Convenient location, easy walking distance to schools, shops and transport
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Noticeboard Mooloolah Lions Sizzle in Caloundra Contributed by Jessica Raintree The Mooloolah Valley Lions had a fantastic day running the Caloundra Bunnings sausage sizzle on October 31. It was a very successful fundraiser and kept our little group very busy all day. We would like to thank Bunnings Caloundra for this great opportunity and also for their kind donation of an eski for our upcoming Christmas Hamper Raffle. Like us on Facebook to see lots of pictures about the great stuff we are doing in our community. https://www. facebook.com/mooloolahlions
During the sausage sizzle Howard Montgomery from Bunnings Caloundra presented Lions Fran and Lynda with the eski donated for our Christmas hamper
Monster Cent Sale - Monster Fundraiser – for the Landsborough School Of Arts Memorial Hall. Following on from the successful completion of stage one repairs to the Hall, a Monster Cent Sale has been organised that will kick off at 6.00pm on Saturday, November 14. There will be a gold coin entry with three fantastic major prizes and over 200 minor prizes including a BFC draw. Free tea and coffee soft drinks and pizza for sale. No reserved seating. Glasshouse Country RSL Sub Branch - Raffle results: 1st prize meat tray, 80B yellow spades - Laurie, 2nd prize IGA $20.00 voucher, 50B yellow spades - Jayne, lucky meal prize - $20.00 cash (proudly sponsored by KLM Gas Suppliers) winner 64D green hearts - Phyl. The club is open on Friday night only, bar opens 5.00pm, meals can be ordered from 6.00pm to 8.00pm, all welcome. We look forward to your support and patronage. Sunshine Camino Group - If you have walked or are planning to walk the Camino or perhaps you have never heard of it and want to find out more, come along and meet a vibrant group of likeminded people who can share experiences, stories and information. To find out more join our informal meeting at 2.00pm on Sunday, November, 15 at the North Shore Community Centre, 701 David Low Way, Mudjimba. Access is from David Low Way or 128 Mudjimba Beach Road. Contact Annie Owens on 0400 105 980.
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0458 547 160
CATHOLIC WEEKEND MASSES
Saturday 6pm: Peachester Rd, Beerwah 0417 606 240 Sunday 7am: Caloundra St, Landsborough 5494 8896 Sunday 5.30pm: Mooloolah Hall, Bray Rd 5494 7240 36
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by calling them saints. Their qualities have a universal appeal as well as a challenge to us to live better lives. There are of course many saints alive and well and making a difference in our world. Prayers for the dead, however reaches deep into our human history. Ultimately it reminds us that when it comes to remembering our loved ones and all who have died we do not just look backwards to remember and give thanks. We can also look forward with hope and desire that one day we will be reunited with them. God bless, Fr Kevin.
Glasshouse Country Baptist Church
Midweek craft, kids and youth programs – see gcbcq.org
Thursday, November 12 - Glasshouse Country Toastmasters 9.00am for 9.15am start at the Church on the Rise, Peachester Road, Beerwah. Visitors welcome. For more information ring 5496 9855. Wednesday, November 18 - Glasshouse Country Menshed, meets from 7.30am at Glasshouse Country Care, Peachester Road, Beerwah. For more information phone Bob on 0427 606 240. Tuesday, November 24 - Glasshouse Legacy Laurel Club meet at Club Glass House from 10.30am 10 Coonowrin Road, Glass House Mountains.
Glass House Mountains State School Main Hall - Sun 4.30pm
Father Kevin Smith - Catholic Church
9am Sunday, 58 Roberts Rd Beerwah All welcome! Enquiries: 5494 6354
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GLASSHOUSE COMMUNITY CHURCH
Glasshouse Country Ministers Fellowship In many Christian communities the month of November is a time to remember in a special way those who have died. Remembering the dead is a long held human tradition and belief. Even the origins of Halloween, All Hallows Eve, can be traced back to a time when it was thought that on this one night contact could be made with the spirits of those who had died. Today there is an increasing number of people wearing pumpkins and witches hats on the eve of All Saints but I wonder if their belief in our relationship with the dead is appreciated and fostered. The impact on our life by those loved relatives and friends who have died can never be fully measured. That is why we miss them so much and why the ache in our hearts never goes away but is something we learn to live with - like a nuisance neighbour. Their love and example continues to inspire us long after they have gone and no one and nothing can ever take their place. Some church communities go to the trouble of naming these special people
Dining with Lions - Do you like to make a difference? Does helping others give you a warm fuzzy feeling? Do you like living in Mooloolah / Glenview / Eudlo region? If you answered yes to two or more of those questions then perhaps you should consider joining the Mooloolah Valley Lions Club.On Tuesday, November 17 we will be hosting our last Lions dinner for the year, at Glenview Gardens. This dinner is a great opportunity to meet our group and see if Lions could be for you. Our guest speaker this month is from Cittamani House, a group that provides home palliative care services in the area. We are looking forward to supporting this wonderful group and hearing more about what they are doing. Dinner is a great value two course meal for only $22.00. To book a seat please contact Diane on 0403 871.
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GLASSHOUSE COUNTRY
LUTHERAN CHURCH Reed Street, Glass House Mtns
Sunday Worship & Sunday School 9.00am
Contact 5439 9341 or 5496 9671
Glasshouse Country Uniting Church www.glasshousecountryunitingchurch.org.au 8:30am Sunday – Worship & Sunday School Wed. 9-11am – Playgroup
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Contributed by Dennis Hume Wednesday, November 4 - Ladies Bowls Day. Round One of the Ladies Club Graded Triples was played. Viv James, Millie Freshwater and Rae Farrell def Lyn Griffiths, Rhyllis Aitken and Wendy Platt 19 to 17. Marleen Bertram, Julie Palmer and Joy Reason def Maz Idle, Marilyn Boulton and Jan Lawson 22 to 21. Plus one social game of Triples and one of Pairs was also played. Noelle Dean, Ron Wilson and Mike Kernick def Nina Connor, Brian Larkin and John Aitken 27 to 7. Graham Young and Warren Blackbourne drew with Russell Walmsley and Rob Scullion with 20 each. Thursday, November 5 - Open Pairs Bowls. Winners were Di Garland and John Annakin with 2 + 25. Runners up were Alan Pashby and Don Tierney with highest margin in game 2 with + 20. With increased prize money, it is worth putting a team together. Get your names down for the Diggers vs. Civvies game on November 15 at 1.00pm. (Our nearest to Remembrance Day activity.) All proceeds of the day go to ‘Soldier On’. Renewal of 2016 Membership is now open and is still only $80.00. Note on your calendars the Annual Presentation Luncheon set for Saturday, December 5.
Contributed by Sue Greentree On Thursday, November 5, we had 64 women playing a Single Par competition for trophies donated by Teresa Keast and Julie McMahon. The worthy winners were as follows: Division 1 Teresa Keast with +5 and the runnerup was Betty Howe with +4, 2nd runner-up was Jill Downes with +3. Division 2 winner was Rose Ballard with +3, runner-up was Marion Thomas with +1 and 2nd runner-up was Beth Abraham with square. NTP’s were won by Kathy Moffat no: 2; Carolyn Gamble no: 5; Jennifer Kelly no: 16 and Sonia Kenway no: 18.The Ball Rundown went to -1. Next Thursday, November 12, the ladies will be playing a 2 Ball Ambrose sponsored by Trish Dixon and Wendy Jackson. The tee off time will be 8.30am with a shot-gun start and the competition will be followed by the AGM. The ladies welcome new members, beginners and visitors. Happy golfing.
Julie McMahon and Teresa Keast
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Landsborough Market Saturdays 8.00am1.00pm . Stalls available. $10.00 a site. Follow us on Facebook. Bookings phone 5494 6315 b.h.
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Books Beerwah Books & Bits & Vinyl Revival Large range of books, collectables & LP’s. Preloved books suitable for all ages babies to adults. We will be open for business during the Simpson Street landscaping process parking available at rear 5494 6315
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RHS FLAT BAR ANGLE PIPE HOUSE POSTS SHEET PLATE CHANNEL MESH PURLINS 2NDS ALSO AVAILABLE IN SHEET ALL STEEL SUPPLIES AT COMPETITIVE PRICES AND CUT TO SIZE timber split posts $12 each. Timber stays $20 each. Also timber boards available (6x2, 5x2 etc) Ph: 0429 496 283 get ready for holiday sewing or even plan some projects for next year. Get 30% off any 2 metre cuts of fabric at Laura May Patchwork and Craft at 21 Coral Street, Maleny. Loyalty Card members - use your points for extra value! Ph: 5429 6630 items for sale 2 x lounge suites, dining table & chairs, beds, w/machine, fridge, BBQ, cabinets. Negotiable 0422 120 145 box trailer 6x4 deep sides, full chassis, air con, $750 ph: 0429 191 407 Timber Q/Bed Frame matching bedside tables & tallboy with mirror. Fair condition $250 ph: 0429 191 407
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Garage Sale glasshouse 34 Romar Road. Sat 7am. Kitchen accessories, dolls, books, camping gear, timber slabs & some other timber. Bric-a-brac & more glasshouse 30 Sahara Road. Sat 7am - 2pm. CHARITY PLANT SALE at Nessies. Colour with foliage, succulents & geraniums. PEACHESTER 14 High Street. 2 WEEKS - Wednesdays 11th & 18th AND Thursdays 12th & 19th. 9am - 12noon. Moving sale. LANDSBOROUGH 26 Woodwood Road. Sat 8am 2pm. Furniture, household, mulcher, whipper snippers & lots more.
EXPERIENCED LADY PICKER / FARMHAND required, up to 15hrs per week (afternoons at Beerburrum). If interested call 5496 0088.
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Twice a month (second and fourth Wednesdays) the Glasshouse Country & Maleny News is letterbox delivered to almost 1,800 houses across the Maleny region… from The Big Barrel, through Maleny to Reesville Road. Every other week (on Wednesday morning), there are almost 900 copies dropped at various places around Maleny and surrounds where you can pick up a copy so that you don’t miss a thing.
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Don’t forget… There was an elderly couple who in their old age noticed that they were getting a lot more forgetful, so they decided to go to the doctor. The doctor told them that they should start writing things down so they don't forget. They went home and the old lady told her husband to get her a bowl of ice cream. "You might want to write it down," she said. The husband said, "no, I can remember." She then told her husband she wanted a bowl of ice cream with whipped cream. "Write it down," she told him, and again he said, "No, no, I can remember." Then
the old lady said she wanted a bowl of ice cream with whipped cream and a cherry on top. "Write it down," she told her husband and again he said, "No, I got it. You want a bowl of ice cream with whipped cream and a cherry on top." He spends an unusually long time in the kitchen, over 30 minutes. He comes out to his wife and hands her a plate of eggs and bacon. She stares at the plate for a moment, then looks at her husband and asks, "where's the toast?" Submitted by Margaret, Glass House Mountains
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Palmwoods Cellars - Palmwoods Shop 5, 18-20 Margaret Street Tel 5445 9266 Palmwoods Drive Thru - Palmwoods 28 Main Street Tel 5445 9003
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Wild Turkey & Cola 10 x 375ml Cans
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Carlton Dry or Dry Lime 24 x 355ml Stubbies
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Wild Turkey Rare & Cola 4 x 375ml Cans
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ABSOLUT BOTANIK 200ML TRIAL CAN When you purchase an Absolut 700ml bottle. While stocks last.
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Brown Brothers Moscato, Stoneleigh Marlborough, Lindemans Early Harvest or Riccadonna Wines 750ml
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DE BORTOLI SACRED HILL MAGNUM
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When you purchase any 6 De Bortoli Sacred Hill Wines 750ml bottles While stocks last.
De Bortoli Sacred Hill Wines 750ml
Mumm Champagne NV 750ml
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