Edition 14 March 2012

Glasshouse Country News BEERBURRUM | GLASS HOUSE | BEERWAH | PEACHESTER | LANDSBOROUGH | MOOLOOLAH VALLEY | GLENVIEW | PALMVIEW

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Hi Everyone Well the race to the state government election finish line is moving along with only a couple more weeks until the State Government election is done and dusted.

As you all know GCNews is all about providing a fair and equitable approach to ensuring that our community is made aware of each of the candidates standing in our readership area, and is in no way related to the amount of advertising space that they purchase.

Last week we brought you profiles of the candidates for the Glasshouse Electorates, in this edition we will feature the candidates for the Caloundra electorates, this just gives you a bit of background on what they have done previously.

In following editions we will also include contributions from the candidates about what they

think are the key issues for our communities; this will give them an opportunity to see if they actually understand what is of critical concern for our townships.

At this time of the year we also include a special feature on the future leaders of our area – yes the very proud and dedicated young locals who have taken on the tasks of school captains.

It will be interesting to see whether any of them one day put their hat into the ring for a state or local government election – but in the mean time, I hope that they all enjoy the added responsibilities that come with such an important role.

Regards,

This Week in GCNews Local news............................................. 3-8 What a Woman Wants................................ 9 Doing business........................................ 11 2012 State Election................................. 12 Community groups................................... 14 Women in Business............................. 16-17 Churches and community notices.............. 18 You said it....................................... 19 & 34 2012 School leaders........................... 20-21 Health beauty & wellbeing........................ 22 Living..................................................... 23 Out and about......................................... 24 Things 2 do............................................. 25 Gardening............................................... 26 Real estate......................................... 27-28 Trades............................................... 29-34 Sports news....................................... 34-35 Classifieds.......................................... 36-37 Fun page................................................. 38

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The Glasshouse Country Prostate Cancer Support Group’s next gathering will be at Mary MacKillop Centre, 5.30pm with guest speaker Jacinta Elks on cancer care coordination.

Pumicestone District Orchid Society Orchid Workshop will be held at 635 Beachmere Road, Beachmere starting at 1.30pm.

Visitors welcome. For more information phone Di 5496 2861.

WEDNESDAY

The Probus Club of Glasshouse Mountains monthly meeting, 10.00am at the Glasshouse Mountains Sports Club. Members and visitors welcome, phone Steve 5496 7692 or Lois 5496 9991.

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Mooloolah Valley Bowls Club Special General Meeting will be held to discuss our future on March 17 at 10.00am. We will meet at the playground of the Ewen Maddock Dam. Bring a chair.

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Celtic Concert and Dance, Celtic Tunes Workshop at Eudlo Hall, Rosebed Street, Eudlo. 10.30am -11.30am. Celtic Tunes Workshop with Nicole Murray and Emma Nixon from the Maleny Céili Band assisted by Louise King, artistic director of Cello Dreaming. Cost $15.00 per participant. From 3.00pm - 5.30pm Celtic Concert and Community Dance presented by Cello Dreaming students and special guests The Maleny Céili Band.

Concert tickets $20.00 / $15.00 concession (or 4554 postcode) and Cello Dreaming student families / under 12 free (includes afternoon refreshments). Contact Louise King on 5445 9171 / 0415 128 799 for bookings and more information.

GCNews Deadlines The next edition of GCNews will be March 21. Deadlines are as follows: Editorial - 12noon Friday General & trades advertising - 12noon Friday Classifieds - 12noon Monday Sports - 10.30am Monday

On the Cover Craig Vaughan and Jonas Howard will compete in the Kathmandu Adventure Series event. See page 4 for story

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Free workshop Facebook 4 business at Beerwah Library, 2.00pm - 3.30pm to assist small business owners with information about using Facebook for marketing purposes. Facebook 4 Business will explore what social media is and how it can be included into marketing strategies to build a brand and connect with clients.

Bookings essential, phone 5439 2500.

Charity movie screening Machine Gun Preacher, from 6.30pm at the Baptist Function Centre Maleny.

Proceeds go towards ongoing work to support orphaned and destitute children in Livingstone, Zambia, through Friends of Ebenezer.

Tickets $10.00, bookings essential phone 5429 6194.

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Admission $5.00 per person.

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Premiere of Living Out Loud sitcom theatre series at Glasshouse Mountains Sports Club, from 6.30pm. Admission $5.00.

A GADES (Glasshouse and District Entertainers Society) production.

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Last month, after a long and public battle with cancer, popular Glass House Mountains resident Kym Gilbert was laid to rest in a fitting tribute to the woman many knew fondly as ‘big red’.

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Last year, residents rallied around to help complete her garden, in a special garden makeover. At the time, Kym was overwhelmed by the amount of community spirit shown by the many individuals and businesses who lent their support in completing her garden for her.

Throughout her ordeal, she maintained a positive attitude that was a source of inspiration to those around her.

Her funeral, attended by more than 300 people, was held on Monday, February 20, and she was laid to rest at the Beerwah Cemetery in Roys Road.

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Out of their comfort zone

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It’s billed to be one of the most adrenaline pumping adventure races in the Southern Hemisphere, but if the demeanour of local competitors Craig Vaughan and Jonas Howard is anything to go by, it will be a casual walk in the park.

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The two mates, who only recently became friends after their wives met at a mother’s course at Beerwah, are surprisingly relaxed ahead of the weekend’s Kathmandu Adventure Series event, which will involve a grueling cross country course covering around 40kms in and around Beerburrum.

The pair are the first to admit their physical preparation has been more than a little lacking.

“I haven’t trained for the past two weeks, after I sprained my ankle on the way to touch footy,” Craig said.

Jonas may be a little more prepared, having taken his bike out for six kilometre ride the night before, but neither competitor, who will be completing the challenge as a team, is expecting to break any time records. In fact, their main concern is completing the challenge within the six hour time limit.

“We’ll certainly have to pace ourselves,” they said.

All up, Craig and Jonas estimate they’ve put in about 10 hours training time, but remain optimistic they’ll finish the course in time.

“It’s a good way to get fit, and it will certainly be a challenge,” said Jonas.

So what inspired these two young first time fathers, one of whom works in finance, the other a pharmacist, to take on an event that will put their fitness to the test as they take on varying legs of kayaking, mountain biking, running, coasteering and orienteering?

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First time fathers Craig and Jonas are getting used to new challenges, but admit the weekend's Kathmandu Adventure Series will really test them “Now that we’ve become fathers, it’s important that we are fit, and it’s a great excuse to get out and enjoy each other’s company, and the beauty of our backyard,” Jonas said.

“It will be an adventure, for sure.”

Craig has done the challenge in previous years, when, according to him, he was a lot fitter, but for Jonas, it will be his first time.

His main concern is that Craig doesn’t slow him down too much, while Craig is hoping he doesn’t get left behind. Their wives, however, are just hoping their husbands make it home in one piece!

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Reunion of the ‘Yellow Van’ volunteers

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Tuesday, March 27 marks the 10th anniversary of the opening of the Visitors Information Centre (yellow van) at Matthew Flinders Park.

Are you part of a not-for-profit group or community organisation and looking for somewhere locally to hold activities and get togethers?

Since the opening in 2002 and until its close in 2009, some 130 dedicated volunteers braved wind, dust, noise, rain and mozzies to provide information about our iconic mountains to the thousands of local, interstate and overseas visitors who called in to the van for a chat. The new centre that replaced the van opened on May 9, 2009. To celebrate the memories of those seven years, a reunion is planned for Tuesday, March 27 at 4.00pm in the barbeque area at Settlers Park (next to the current information centre).

If you still have your yellow shirt, be sure to wear it, if not something yellow will be fine. Also a few nibbles wouldn’t go astray. For more information, phone Ivon on 5496 9974.

Look no further, as we may have just found the perfect space!

Not only is the Glasshouse Early Education Centre a registered long day care centre, it also has empty rooms that it is looking to hire out to eligible community groups for no charge.

Centre director Karen said the spaces would be ideal for playgroups or other child related activities, looking for an area for weekly or monthly get togethers.

“It’s a shame to see one half of the building not being used, so we’ve put our heads together and been able to make it available for members of the local community to use during business hours at no charge,” Karen said.

At one end of the building, there are adults and childrens toilets, as well as tea and coffee making facilities, a large indoor area and a fenced, covered outdoor play area.

Down the other end of the building is another large indoor area, toilets and a fully equipped kitchen.

“With ample parking and a convenient location, the centre is perfectly positioned for members of the local community to come together for activities like playgroups and mothers groups, Karen said.

The space is available for hire between 9.00am - 11.00am and 2.00pm 4.00pm Monday to Friday.

Anyone interested in using the rooms should contact either Karen or Gae at the Centre, which is located on Page Street, on 5438 7311.

Steam train rolls into town

Thanks to Glass House Mountains resident Ron Gillinder, who took this photo of the steam train that pulled into the station at Glass House Mountains last week.

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Walk in her shoes and help lift women and girls out of poverty

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Millions of women and girls in developing countries spend hours walking everyday to collect what their families need in order to survive: food, water and firewood.

Mia Luckman from Glass House Mountains is committed to walk in the shoes of poor women and girls to help break this cycle of poverty.

Mia signed up to do the ‘Walk In Her Shoes’ challenge to highlight to people the plight of women and girls in many developing countries who walk further to provide for their family than she has to do to walk her eldest daughter to school.

“I walk around four kms in total each day from home to school and back again, twice a day, but these women and girls walk over six kms every day!” Mia said.

CARE’s Walk In Her Shoes challenge asks participants to walk 10,000 steps per day

from March 12-18, and get sponsored for their efforts.

Funds raised will go towards CARE projects that provide community gardens and clean water close to homes and help women and girls spend more time in school, earning an income and helping their community to overcome poverty.

Mia, a consultant with The Body Shop, which is also a partner in the challenge, is hoping to raise as much as possible to contribute to this worthwhile cause so any donation no matter how small or large is welcome, simply go to www.walkinhershoes.org.au/mia_luckman and click on ‘donate now’.

CARE Australia is an international humanitarian aid organisation with a special focus on working with women and girls to help communities overcome poverty. Find out more at www.care.org.au

GCNews at Taj Maha GCNews is certainly developing an international flavour of late, thanks to all the intrepid travellers in our midst! Most recently, GCNews turned up at the Taj Mahal, courtesy of Beerwah resident Brian Aitken, who recently returned from a month long tour of India.

Have you recently been on a holiday adventure or are planning to do so in the near future? Share your travel adventures with our readers, and don’t forget to take your copy of GCNews with you!

Email us at editorial@gcnews.com.au or check out our facebook page to share your stories and photos.

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Bright ideas for Beerwah

Sunshine Coast Council said it has been swamped with great suggestions from residents about the future of Beerwah.

Council started comprehensive community engagement with the town last year to help develop a bright future in Beerwah.

The things people love about Beerwah are its semi-rural lifestyle; it’s location between the coast and Brisbane, and all the green open spaces.

Some of the suggested changes include Beerwah becoming a visitor destination in its own right, and more pedestrian crossings and pathways to connect the town.

There were also some ideas about how to make the town even better such as; • the creation of a civic town heart with more shops and cafes, improved parks and green linking connections; • encouraging locals and visitors to stay longer; • more events, festivals and markets, as well as increased arts and cultural offerings;

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improved medical facilities for doctor surgeries, dentists, x-ray facility and a Medicare branch; • More community services including Centrelink and employment help.

To find out more about what the people of Beerwah said go to council’s e-newsletter or you can see a hard copy on the town’s noticeboards or pick up one at the Beerwah Library or post office.

Focus groups made up of community members are using this information to work up a draft Action Plan which will be presented to the people of Beerwah for feedback.

All this work is part of Council’s Place+ program, which is all about creating the Sunshine Coast’s future.

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Deputy Local Disaster Coordinator Andrew Ryan said traffic controllers were on site and one lane would be opened to local traffic only.

He said some work has been done to control the slip area and allow vehicle access to local residents onto Bald Knob Road from Maleny Road.

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On-site traffic controllers will monitor the site throughout the night and report to council if the situation changes.”

Mr Ryan said a section of Bald Knob Road around 2km from the Landsborough Maleny Road had dropped by about 300-500mm as a result of last week’s heavy rain.

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It’s that time of year again, school photos! The anticipation is full of mixed emotions. Will that pimple stay a tiny hidden dot or explode into a giant red mountain on the day? How will my photo look with braces? Will my hair behave on the day?

Here are my top tips to make photo day a lot easier.

Top tip 1: Smile! The million dollar smile is what everyone wants to see.

I have a confession to make. Last year I had braces (now gone – yay!) and was a bit self-conscious. I didn’t want people to remember me with them so ended up doing one of the silliest smiles possible. Now I have had to live with that silly photo all year I really wished I just ‘embraced the braces’.

Top tip 2: Don't forget! There is nothing worse either turning up at school with the wrong uniform or having a bad hair day. A good way to avoid the rushed hair do and crinkled uniform is to get all your stuff ready the night before! It's a huge time saver!

Top tip 3: Presentation! Usually photos are at the start of the day but if not, try not to roll in the mud. I remember in primary school I carried a comb around with me all morning so my hair would be nice for the photo, I'm not saying you should carry a hair brush with you all day, just wait until after photos to get dirty!

Those are my top three tips for school photo days; hopefully they’ll help you.

And don't forget to rock that million dollar smile.

Local schools clean up!

Students at Beerwah State School joined thousands of other volunteers last Friday to clean up their backyard... the school playground.

Students donned gloves and hats and cleaned up the school playground. The day was promoted by the school’s environmental club – the Beepers. The students have been learning about the importance of keeping their environment litter free and our waterways clean.

Karli Goad and Renae Blacker

Pride and perspiration

When Glasshouse Country Christian College held its annual College Clean up, it was one hour of spectacular competition as sporting houses competed in a fight against filth.The weapons of choice were brooms, bins, buckets and brushes but the most powerful tool of all was attitude.

Secondary students scrubbed, scoured, swept, sponged, and swabbed until the perspiration Lachlan Hensley, dripped from their foreheads but still they Dylan Eldridge and continued on until the job was done and the Ryan Harrison hour was up. Points were given to each sporting house with the winning team of the day announced as Sinai. Their secret weapon was Year 12 student Kyle Burrows who put more physical effort into rallying the sporting house with rousing war cries than any amount of scrubbing would entail. Individual efforts were rewarded with a coveted gold ticket which entitled the student to a pizza and soft drink lunch, cooked and served by the Hospitality students. By the end of the hour, the race against refuse was well and truly won. Students were hot and a little tired but the gleam on their faces was due more to pride than perspiration. GCCC sparkled!

Landsborough State School Landsborough School students volunteered to help clean up the township to make their town a cleaner and more beautiful place to live in as part of annual Clean Up Australia Day celebrations last week.

The students made it fun as they collected the rubbish on a hot day in the local parks and Railway Station on Friday afternoon. Gary at the Railway Station came to the rescue and offered the students a bottle of cold water each. Much appreciated, thanks Gary.

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There are (apparently) over 3.4 million iPhone users in Australia! And this number is growing every day. It seems that many iPhone users don’t back up their phones – even though it is a very simple and easy task!

The benefits of backing up your phone cannot be stressed enough! If your phone is lost, damaged or stolen – your data is gone with it.

Backed up information includes purchased music, apps, photos, videos, device settings (eg. wallpaper, mail, contacts, calendar accounts), app data, messages, ringtones and more.

There are two ways to back up your iPhone: 1) Back up to your computer Plug your iPhone in to your PC or Mac and fire up iTunes. Simply click on the device name in the left panel and then the scroll down to the backup section. Click on 'Backup to this computer' and hit ‘Sync’ in the bottom right corner.

2) Backup to iCloud After you have enabled Backup on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch in Settings > iCloud > Backup & Storage, it will run on a daily basis as long as your device is: • Connected to the Internet over Wi-Fi • Connected to a power source • Screen locked You can also back up manually whenever your device is connected to the Internet over Wi-Fi by choosing Back Up Now from Settings > iCloud > Storage & Backup.

Backing up to iCloud is free for users with iOS 5 (the latest version). If you have an older operating system on your phone, you will need to choose the first option above.

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Patricia Shaw Bank Manager - Commonwealth Bank

Unfortunately I was unable to attend the first Chamber meeting for 2012 but it was great to see from the attendance book how many people were there.

I am however really looking forward to catching up with everyone at the upcoming ‘free’ networking evening at the Beerwah Hotel on March 21 from 5.30pm and I would like to invite all business owners along. You do not have to be a member of the chamber but this will give you an opportunity to see what we do, and to talk to existing members and get some interesting information from Rod Richards.

Thanks to Rod Richards Consulting a mentor for the State Government ‘Small Business Solutions’ program who has kindly sponsored the evening.

Rod will do a brief presentation about government subsidised training opportunities for small business, which no doubt many of us could benefit from.

From the many business people that I talk to, I know how important it is for them to feel confident that our area has the best government representatives possible.

Planning is moving full steam ahead for the 2012 Glasshouse Country Sustainability and Garden Expo to be held once again at the Beerwah Community Hall and Turner Park on Sunday, May 27.

If you have not been involved in the event before and your business is about health and wellbeing, gardening, environmental sustainability or fresh produce then you should take up the early bird pricing available for getting your registration completed early.

If you would like to know more about the event or to access a registration form go onto the website www.s-g-expo.com.au Hope to see you at one of our upcoming meetings. Networking Meeting – Wednesday, March 21, Beerwah Hotel, 53 Beerwah Parade, Beerwah (see ad below).

General Meeting – Wednesday, April 18, Glasshouse Sports Club, Steve Irwin Way

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The Pump Doctor is an owner operated company and we pride ourselves on our exceptional customer service and being available to provide quality individual service for each and every customer.

One of the many advantages of our service, whether it’s an onsite pump repair or installing new filter cartridges for your under sink water filtration system, or even a broken or leaky pipe, is that the person who does the repair work is the person who owns and runs the company. Another of the many benefits of using The Pump Doctor QLD is that we know what work has been done on your property. Our computerised system records this information to a database so all we have to do is type in your name and address and we can see what has been done and when/ if you should ever need it.We also have the capability to perform all types of repairs both on site and in our fully equipped workshop. We use technology to our advantage in pump repairs, so whether it’s in the workshop or in the field, pulling up your bore pump for a repair or doing a full rebuild on your dam or house pump, this technology saves us time and you money helping us to provide the best outcome for you the customer.

We are also fully qualified, with a Queensland restricted electrical licence and a Queensland contractor’s licence, as well as a Certificate III in Mechanical Engineering. The Pump Doctor QLD is a family owned company with over 10 years’ experience specialising in all types of domestic and small acreage water pump repairs, new installations and sales, including: • Residential - Household • Bore pumps • Grey water pumps pressure pump repairs and • Domestic irrigation repairs new pump sales • Pool Pump and Spa - Pool • Under sink Water filtration • Onga warranty agent pumps and system repair • Small acreage/ rural We also offer an emergency breakdown service, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Give us a call on 0408 347 054 – ‘You have tried the rest now try the best.’

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Free Flying Caloundra offers of range of fantastic introductory trial flights at affordable prices. The trial flight, where you actually take control of the aircraft (under the guidance of an experienced flight instructor) is the perfect way to decide if you like flying or not, before committing to undergo pilot training. Chances are high you will love it and will want to continue to learn to fly and obtain your pilot’s license. But if not, you'll still have had the incredible experience of being in control of a plane. And there’s no better place to be soaring high than over the Sunshine Coast.

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2012 State election - Caloundra candidates Allan McKay

Christine Anthony

Mark McArdle MP

Greens Candidate for Caloundra Allan and Lenore McKay have three children and six grandchildren.

Allan was born on a sugarcane farm in North Queensland, and grew up in Brisbane, attending state primary and secondary schools.

Tertiary study took Allan and the family to Switzerland, Melbourne, and Fiji. Now settled in Caloundra in their award winning sustainable house, incorporating excellent energy efficiency and sustainable materials, Allan and Lenore enjoy living on the Sunshine Coast with its amazingly beautiful coastal ecosystems and stunning hinterland.

Allan worked for 13 years with the federal government in administrative roles in Brisbane, Darwin and Alice Springs; 15 years with The Uniting Church in Australia as a parish minister and consultant (a few years of that time during the 1980’s in Glass House, Beerwah, Landsborough and Mooloolah) and 18 years in private practice as a remedial massage therapist in Caloundra.

He is an active foundation member of TAPP (Take Action for Pumicestone Passage) and is secretary of Caloundra Greens, and a delegate to Queensland Greens State Council. He is a member of Australian Red Cross and has for many years been an active volunteer with Red Cross Emergency Services, responding to the devastation caused in North Queensland from Cyclones Larry and Yasi, and last year in the floods in Central Queensland.

It was while flying over the flooded Central Queensland coal fields that the extent of environmental risk from coal mining became obvious. He has since visited the Tara coal seam gas fields and heard from affected people of its social and environmental impacts.

Australian Labor Party for Caloundra I currently live in Pelican Waters and am 65 years of age.

I have lived in Caloundra, Beerwah, Little Mountain, and Pelican Waters for over 25 years, and have loved every day.

I have two adult professional children, who live and run their businesses in Caloundra.

Over the years I have been actively involved, as a member and volunteer of many clubs and organisations within our community.

With a nursing background and my involvement within the community, this has enabled me to gain a close insight into Caloundra family life and social issues.

In my past campaigns, I was part of the Queensland Labor Government’s push for improvements to the Caloundra Hospital, completion of the south end of the four lane, Nicklin Way Road, improvements to and moving the Police Station and Magistrates Courts out of Bullcock Street into a safer area onto Caloundra road.

Whilst these changes and improvements have been important for Caloundra, I believe there is much more to be done, and this can be achieved if I am elected as the State Labor member for Caloundra.

LNP Member for Caloundra, Shadow Health Minister Mark was first elected Member for Caloundra in 2004 and is a tireless campaigner for addressing real issues that affect real people.

As a qualified solicitor and mediator, Mark has extensive legal knowledge and skills that have been paramount in liaising with authorities on residents’ behalf. Important townships such as Beerwah, Landsborough, Glenview and Mooloolah Valley are included in the Caloundra electorate, which he visits regularly.

Together with the LNP, Mark is determined to help residents who are struggling with cost of living pressures inflicted by Labor through skyrocketing electricity and water bills, and government fees.

He has campaigned on many issues including better parking at Landsborough train station, better curb and channeling in Caloundra Street, Landsborough, better signage in Beerwah township, and the Bruce Highway draft study between Caloundra Road and the Sunshine Motorway. One of the Sunshine Coast’s most senior politicians, Mark is the Shadow Minister for Health.

Mark is passionate about implementing effective health services throughout Queensland, which is important for the future of the Sunshine Coast.

He has been a strong advocate for keeping the Caloundra Hospital emergency department open, which Labor plans to shut down in five years.

Mark is a strong supporter of community groups and works closely with the Chamber of Commerce, schools and pensioner groups to discuss key issues in the community. Mark has proudly lived on the Sunshine Coast for 23 years, and he and his wife Judy enjoy currently living in the electorate.

They have a grown-up family.

For information on the election www.ecq.qld.gov.au or call 1300 881 665

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Community Group Updates

Glasshouse Country SES

Contributed by Patricia Bradford, publicity officer

Contributed by Dave Erbacher

Recently a combined group of Glasshouse Country SES members and DERM (National Parks) carried out some works on the Mt Tibrogargan climbing track. Due to time and recent heavy wet weather the track indicators had faded badly and vegetation, particularly near the top, had grown significantly.

The group of six persons climbed the mountain, checking the current route and repainting and adding extra indicators where necessary. Closer to the top, soft vegetation was trimmed to allow better track indicator visibility. Similar work was carried out almost 12 months ago and has been called a great success as only one rescue had been carried

Glasshouse Country View Club Contributed by Pauline Clarke, Publicity Officer

The proposed cruise along the Pumistone Passage on Wednesday, March 7 had to be postponed due to inclement weather. This outing is now rescheduled for Wednesday, May 2.

The next View Club meeting will be held on Wednesday, March 21 at the Glasshouse Sports Club where we will be entertained by renowned broadcaster and journalist Jamie Dunn. In addition we will be celebrating International Women’s

Eugne Craddock from DERM and Roger Winton from Glasshouse Country SES out due to persons wandering off the main track and getting into difficulties.

Recent heavy rains have eroded more of the climbing track and there was quite an amount of small rocks about the track. The mountain continues to be very popular with recent reports of over 40 vehicles in the car park area one weekend.

Day; please turn up, wearing purple or green, at 11.00am for an 11.30am start. Anyone who would like to join the View Club would be most welcome.

Please contact Joy on 5439 9049 or Lydia on 5438 7894 who will be pleased to supply further information.

View clubs are a valued part of the Smith Family which is a national, independent children’s charity committed to helping disadvantaged Australian children by unlocking opportunities through education and support.

Turning on the TV is not as easy as to join Toastmasters Contributed by Martine Goedhart

Peachester District Horticulture Society Inc

I don’t know the children of my 84-year-old neighbour Jane, but they must be among the cruellest people on the planet. They came from Melbourne to visit her for her birthday and gave her a 40 inch, HD TV then went home without telling her how to program the remote.

My teenage son programed mine and wrote it all down, so when my neighbour asked me to help, I said “sure” grabbing my son’s instructions.

“Okay,” I said, “the first thing is to turn on the power.” I pressed the button. Nothing. I pressed it again. Nothing. “Oh, that’s right,” I said. “You have to select TV first.” Nothing.

“Would this help?” Jane said. She was holding another remote, the one that came with the TV. I pressed power and the set turned on, still no picture, just a screen that said, ‘Set Up for viewing’.

I found the Set Up button, pressed it and then was looking at a screen that said, ‘select four-digit code for your electronic device.’ I looked in the manual

under Set Up. ‘To view the code for the first time, press 1 once. Count the number of times the TV blinks and write down the number in the leftmost TV code box on Page 11. Repeat Step 3 for the remaining digits’.

This is when I thought I might be part of a secret government experiment to see what it takes to drive people insane. That feeling increased when I saw that before I could input the code, I had to find it, which meant cycling through 17 possibilities by repeating the process above every time. I actually went through all 17 codes. Nothing worked. This meant I would have to search for the code in the TV’s database by executing a series of steps even more than the last. I called my son. “Can you program Jane’s remote? I’ll give you 20 bucks.”

“Dad I’m at my girlfriend’s. Make it 40,” he said.

“Deal.”

'Extract from TM magazine John Cadley' No such frustration when you visit the Glasshouse Country Toastmasters. Call us on 5496 9855 or 5494 0161.

President John Innes welcomed all present to the AGM and guest speakers were introduced.

Our first guest speaker was Glen Kolpak from Energex who spoke about ways of minimising power usage by making simple changes to the way we use electricity. He also touched briefly on a community benefit fund. This enables local community groups and schools to access financial assistance towards energy conservation, sustainability and environmental projects. (More information about this can be found on energycc.com.au or call 1300 360 209). The next guest speakers were Riki Fulton and Jacinda Chisholm from Biosecurity Queensland. Riki spoke about Myrtle Rust which is a serious fungal disease that affects plants in the Myrtaceae family. This includes Australian natives such as Lilly Pilly, Bottlebrush, Tea Trees, Eucalyptus and many others. Myrtle Rust cannot be eradicated and has already been found in our area.

Riki and Jacinda then showed a selection of digital images to show what signs to look for and the effects it has on plants. More information can be found on www.biosecurity.qld.gov.au. Guest speakers were thanked and presented with a small gift.

Patron Margaret Ferris was invited to take the chair for the election of office bearers. After the election Margaret thanked the outgoing committee and welcomed the new committee.

Margie Jennings gave an update on progress of the school kitchen gardens. Planning for the kitchen is underway and we’re encouraging interested people to become involved. On behalf of the PDHS, Rob Morris donated some lengths of calico for aprons, etc. A short general meeting then followed.

The competition bench for 2011 was won by Coral Beutel. The Irene Owen Trophy was presented to Coral by Denise Owen, daughter of the late Irene, congratulations.

Money raised from fundraising activities during the past year will be donated to the following organisations. Q.I.M.R., Hear and Say, Rosies, Angel Flight, R.F.D.S., Rural Fire Brigade, Fred Hollowes Foundation and Queensland Cancer Fund.

Please note: Our next meeting will be held in the Peachester Hall on Thursday, March 22, 9.30am.

Rob Morris and Jeff Bodley will be entertaining us with highlights of their trip to Taiwan. Visitors are welcome. For more information phone 5496 9169.

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Since our workshop has increased in staff and facilities, we are now able to offer assistance in a number of services.

Eligible clients over 65 or who have a disability can place their request in person or by phoning 5494 6948.

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We receive government funding which means subsidy is available for many services. Remember, if we can’t help you we can refer you to a reliable alternative.

Please contact our workshop supervisor

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Ph: 5439 0622 Shop 16, Beerwah Marketplace Peachester Road, Beerwah

Ph: 5436 5833 10 Coonowrin Road, Glass House Mountains

Debbie Willi

Sharon is a well known local, having grown up in Glass House Mountains and starting her career as a teenager working at Matilda (known then as the Chicken Bar).

After having her family, Sharon moved into the ‘Club Industry’ and with 20 years experience, including administration and operations, as well as working in a managerial role, Sharon has a great understanding of what makes a successful club.

Since taking on the role of Manager of Club Glasshouse she has overseen many changes. These include the renovations, having a commercial kitchen installed, and setting up a separate dining room and coffee shop, as well as modernising the look and feel of the building.

“Being set back off Coonowrin Road means patrons can enjoy peace and tranquility looking out over the grass bowls green and surrounding bush land, we’re definitely a hidden treasure,” Sharon said.

The club is open every day from 10.00am with lunches served Wednesday – Sunday and evening meals Wednesday – Saturday.

Keno is available, additional poker machines have recently been installed and there is bingo on Friday morning.

So whether you want to meet new people, catch up with friends or just need some time out on your own, this is the place to come.

If you haven’t been to the new Club Glass House then come down and see for yourself.

Sharon Bochow

Debbie Willis

After working for other financial institutions and the corporate sector of Bank of Queensland, Debbie and her husband Jeff decided to open a branch of Bank of Queensland in Beerwah in 2003, in the community in which they live.

Debbie believes one of the real strengths of Bank of Queensland that their clients appreciate is that the staff don’t get moved around, which enables them to develop great relationships with their customers by getting to know them as individuals.

“While we are small enough to offer personal service, we are still able to offer a wide range of banking products and services including insurances,” she said.

“We provide local friendly service and we are the only Bank in Beerwah that opens on a Saturday morning.

As working women, I believe that while it is critical for us to be good time managers, I think most of us need to remember to have a little time out for ourselves, and of course a sense of humour doesn’t go astray.

“If you haven’t been into our branch and met our team, we are always there with a hello and a smile so come in, we would love to meet you.”

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Robyn Koschel is just one of the friendly faces you will see if you drop into the Glass House Mountains News Agency these days, as she and husband Allan have recently purchased the business.

And while Robyn is on a fast learning curve in terms of ‘product knowledge’ she is confident that the seven and a half years of business management experience she has working with RSL Aged Care will come in very handy.

Robyn believes that no matter what business you work in, being successful is all about providing excellent customer service and making sure that your customers leave the store satisfied.

What she is really enjoying is the opportunity to get to know the regulars and what people’s needs are. “This means if we don’t have the items in stock we will be able to order them in specially,” she said.

Robyn loves the township of Glass House Mountains where she and husband Allan have lived for the past 18 years and she is really excited about running a business which is such a vital part of any community.

If you drop in before 9.30am you will find Alan behind the counter (and yes he’s still running his plumbing business).

Robyn Koschel

Lynelle Clem

For years Lynelle gave her friends and family massages when they were in pain and they always told her what healing hands she had. So six years ago she decided to do some formal study and become qualified.

She now has a Diploma in Remedial and Bowen Therapy, Trigger Point, and Deep Tissue Massage, and specialises in Sport and general wellbeing massage.

Lynelle believes in the mechanics of the human body treating injury and pain – for clients who are looking for a relaxation massage she encourages them to see Jenny at Hinterland Body and Soul.

“I massage quickly to relax the whole body to be then able to treat the main muscle injury or pain the person is feeling.

Some clients prefer Bowen Therapy to treat the same type of injury without the deep tissue massage and get great results,” Lynelle said.

“What I love most about my work is seeing my clients walk out the door without pain and with a smile on their face, seeing them happy – makes me happy.

“My advice to other women is to think of ourselves first, as women we tend to put other need’s first, and remember to believe in yourself and your abilities,” she said.

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Senior Laser/IPL Specialist State Manager, Laser Express Hinterland Body and Soul

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For 30 years Jenny McKay has worked alongside her husband at Hilltop Pines, a fourth generation farm, and during the past 12 years she has been a Councillor firstly with Maroochy Shire and now the Sunshine Coast Council.

She believes that her experience as a small business owner / operator combined with 25 years working in State Government has given her a solid understanding of the values held by those living rurally. Jenny has a great appreciation of other's views and opinions and has demonstrated the ability to not only listen, but to bring people and groups together to resolve issues for the best outcomes.

“I don't take favours; I represent everyone equally and without bias but I also understand that at the end of the day, we have to make decisions and we have to be accountable for them,” she said.

“I find with any decision made it is essential to weigh up the checks and balances and be fair and equitable to all. It's not always an easy task but it is deeply satisfying and fulfilling to see a community thrive and small business survive in today’s climate.”

Ph: 5494 0546 Turner Street, Beerwah www.laserexpress.com.au

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Lucie Blanchettova from Laser Express is a government accredited laser specialist who has been seeing local clients at Hinterland Body and Soul Clinic (previously Kellys) for the past eight years.

Before working as Laser Express' Queensland State Manager she worked in the beauty and nursing industry in Europe. Since 2002 Lucie has worked for Laser Express and is one of their most experienced IPL and laser operators.

The company, based in Sydney, is the largest IPL (intense pulsed light laser) company visiting hundreds of clinics all over Queensland and New South Wales.

IPL is used for treating freckles, pigmentation, veins, fine lines, open pores, scaring and acne, as well as permanent hair reduction.

Clients are very excited to see their skin improving in a matter of days after only one treatment, leaving skin even, tighter and glowing.

“We also get lots of happy customers who have finally won the battle against all their unwanted hair,” Lucie said.

“Many of my clients have peace of mind knowing that our medical grade IPL laser system, from the USA, is the number one system on the market, guaranteeing the best results possible with minimal discomfort,” Lucie said. “Come and see me for a free consultation!”

Laser Express operates from Beerwah one day per month, on Wednesdays 9.00am - 7.00pm. To make an appointment call the salon on 5494 0546.

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Bank Manager

Flair Jewellery

Commonwealth Bank

Ph: 5439 0798 Post Office Square, 7 Turner Street, Beerwah

Ph: 5436 5833 Beerwah Market Place, Peachester Road, Beerwah Email patricia.shaw@cba.com.au

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Riana’s journey to her current position has definitely been an international affair.

After emigrating from South Africa to New Zealand in 2003 she decided to become a jeweler and completed a three year jewellery manufacturing course. In 2006 she then made the move to Australia and was really pleased to gain employment with Flair Jewellery whose owners encouraged her to become qualified in computer aided design and to complete a Frontline Management Course.

When the Flair store was established in Beerwah in 2010 she was offered her current position of Manager of the store.

“At Flair Jewellery we specialise in designing the exact piece of jewellery which you have in your mind for that special occasion,” Riana said.

“There is always a jeweller in store and my particular interest in computer aided design will ensure that you are happy with the end result.

“Our business is unique because we never have sales – no never!

We enjoy offering great quality jewellery at the best possible prices every day of the year,” she said.

When Riana isn’t working she likes to spend time with her husband and their two gorgeous dogs – Honey and Benson. She has also recently completed a Reiki course.

Her advice to other women is ‘don’t sweat the small stuff’.

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Patricia Shaw

Patricia Shaw is a familiar face to many locals having lived locally with her family for 36 years and also having participated in many community activities with a genuine commitment to making Glasshouse Country great.

When the Commonwealth Bank opened its doors at the Beerwah Marketplace back in 2008 the community were pleased to see that Patricia was the branch manager. With over 35 years experience working within the financial industry and a true local, they knew she would understand what was important to them.

“I have always been interested in helping people achieve financial wellbeing and working in this industry has allowed me to fulfil that interest,” Patricia said.

“Commonwealth Bank is the largest of Australia’s ‘Big Four’ banks.

My staff and I believe that excellent customer service should be available to every customer who walks through our door.

“Our personal branch motto is ‘we are determined to offer a unique and welcoming banking experience by excelling in customer service’.”

Patty said during her free time she likes to go for walks on the beach, read and spend time with family and friends.

To other people, particularly women in business, she suggests finding a balance between work and family life.

“Be yourself and you’ll be happy and healthy. Everyone needs a little help, never hesitate to ask.”

Patricia Shaw

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Community Notices Cowpat Lotto

The Mooloolah State School P&C are having a ‘Cowpat Lotto’ to raise funds for Chaplaincy service at Mooloolah State School. Tickets $5.00 each with the winner taking home a $500.00 cash prize. Drawn Friday, March 23 at the bush dance fundraiser (see Things 2 Do). Limited tickets available; purchase from school office or Mooloolah Meats.

Date claimer – Festival of Fun!

Glass House Mountains State School Festival of Fun, Sunday, August 26, 10.00am - 5.00pm.

A day of country fun with rides, stalls and entertainment.

Mooloolah Community Centre Op Shop

The Mooloolah Community Centre Op Shop is now open on Saturday mornings from 9.00am 1.00pm. Come in and check out our awesome specials on good quality clothes and bric-abrac. We are currently having our end of season Summer stock sell out – most items of clothing from 50 cents to $2.00. Our other great specials are ladies tops, five for $2.00, all kids clothing 10 - 20 cents each. Open Tuesday to Saturday, 9.00am - 1.00pm. We have a large selection of books, super shoes, good quality clothes, records, cd’s, household items and unusual bric-a-brac.

Drop in for a browse and have a real op shop experience. New stock arriving weekly.

46 Bray Road, Mooloolah phone 5494 7822.

Hall for hire

Need a local hall for your class or group?

Glasshouse Mountains Neighbourhood Centre, 4 Ryan Street, Glass House Mountains has some vacancies week days and all day Saturday. Cost $20.00 session, morning – afternoon – evening.

Email admin@ghmnc.com or Phone 5438 7000 9.00am – 12.00noon.

Mooloolah Valley Playgroup

Are you looking for someone to have a chat with while your babies and young children can play safely, but you are not sure where to go?

We would love to meet you and for your children to come and play with ours. The Mooloolah Valley Playgroup meets every Friday (during school terms), at the Mooloolah Public Hall 9.00am-12.00noon. Morning tea provided.Only $3.00 per visit; first visit free.

Affiliated with the Playgroup Association of Queensland. Visit the Playgroup web site www. playgroupqld.com.au. Contact Lisa on 5492 9966 or the Playgroup Association of Queensland on 1800 171 882.

Faced with a drinking problem?

Perhaps we can help? Alcoholics Anonymous meets at the Glasshouse Mountains Neighbourhood Centre in Reid Street, twice weekly. Meetings are confidential, free to attend, open to the public, and non obligatory. Just turn up on Sundays 6.30pm or on Thursdays 7.30pm.

For further details please contact Troy 0423 959 603 or Jed 0437 475 448.

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GLASSHOUSE COUNTRY ANGLICAN CHURCH WEDNESDAYS *Mooloolah (Paget Road) 9.00am SUNDAY *Beerwah (Peachester Road) 9.00am Rev. Ken Goodger - 5491 1866 Local contact Br. John 5439 9130 18

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Buddies Refugee Support Group

Buddies is an independent community group that advocates for just and compassionate treatment of refugees and asylum seekers, consistent with human rights standards. Meetings are held in Buderim on the fourth Sunday of the month at 11.00am. Next meeting on Sunday, March 25 at 24 King Street Buderim. For further information phone 5476 8910 or 5438 2789.

Suncoast Women’s Adventure Group

Women of all ages (18 to 100) are invited to take part in a car rally starting from Aussie World on Sunday March 25. Pre-register by March 18.

For further details please call Laureen on 0414 247 444 or email lt67@y7mail.com

Sunshine 60 & Better Group

Sunshine 60 & Better Group Inc. is a community based organisation which is concerned about health and wellbeing of all older people within the Sunshine Coast Region. We are offering Cooking with Ease in our Maroochydore premises, 10 Beach Road Maroochydore.

Phone 5443 7281 to express your interest as limited places are available.

Peter Danzey will Moriel representative be running an eight week Bible

Brendan Edwards Glasshouse Community Church

God in the Kingdom of Heaven.

Glasshouse Country RSL Sub Branch Raffle Prize Winners - Meat tray: orange stars 67D Kaz, Fruit and veggie tray: orange stars 57D Andrew, Fruit and veggie tray: orange stars 36D Melissa, Lucky door prize: blue hearts 76D Denise - Free meal.

Thanks everyone for their support.

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Glasshouse Country Ministers Fellowship

This week I have to head to Brisbane a few times on that crazy highway with thousands of other commuters heading off to work as they do every day, probably wishing they could stay home on these rainy days and watch a movie or curl up in bed with a good book instead. Mmm. Movies vs. work. A tough call.

Have you ever noticed that most good stories follow the same pattern? They start off introducing the main characters in a setting where everything is going great. Their world is at peace and everything is running smoothly, until all of a sudden they’re thrown into turmoil and have to fight their way out of some desperate situation, become a hero and finish on top as the good guy who always wins.

I had it pointed out to me recently that it seems like this pattern for recognising a good story is actually hard wired into us. In fact the story of humanity as portrayed in the Bible follows the same pattern.

Starting at the Garden of Eden, through to the mess humanity finds itself in with sin, then Christ stepping in and saving the day, ultimately bringing about the happy ending of us being reunited with

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The great thing to ponder is the fact that God has given each of us a story’s beginning, promises the happy ending with Him (if we so choose Him of course), but gives us the privilege of filling in the scenes in between. The question is, are we going to create a story with our lives that we would want to see again if it was played back when it is completed? Will we be a hero or a villain?

Will the challenges we face form us into someone the audience would admire or want to ignore? Will my final scene end in a climax with God saying to me, ‘Well done my good and faithful servant!’ or some other way?

May we live each day with God as the producer, the Holy Spirit as the director and Jesus as the editor (who graciously erased the dodgy scenes for us on the cross), so when it’s all done, others will want to see the re-runs after we’re gone!

See you in Church where we can learn more of the script!

Glasshouse Country Uniting Church A Caring Christian Community

Twin Peaks Drive, Beerwah 8.30am - Sunday Worship & Youth Program 10.30am - Peachester UC 1st & 3rd Sun Phone: 5494 6187 All Welcome!

GLASSHOUSE COMMUNITY CHURCH Pastor Brendan Edwards

Glasshouse Country RSL Sub Branch Building - Sun 4.30pm

Kids Church during service

A Wesleyan Methodist Church

Phone: 5496 9556

Prophecy Seminar in the Performing Arts Hall at Beerwah State High School (park opp. Tennis Courts). Seminar will run every Wednesday at 7.00pm throughout March and April.

Contact Peter 5493 6164

CATHOLIC WEEKEND MASSES

Saturday 6pm: Peachester Rd, Beerwah 5493 0967 Sunday 7am: Caloundra St, Landsborough 5494 8896 Sunday 5.30pm: Mooloolah Hall, Bray Rd 5494 7240

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LUTHERAN CHURCH Reed Street, Glass House Mtns

Sunday Worship and Sunday School 9.00am

Contact 5439 9341 or 5496 9671

Glasshouse Country Baptist Church 58 Roberts Rd, Beerwah

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Telstra mobile reception strength Sometime in the last month our Telstra mobile reception has gone from good to very poor. We are experiencing low to no reception in places where previously on my Glass House Mountains property we received good solid reception. I run a business and the call drop outs and missed calls are affecting my business in many ways. Speaking with my neighbours, I hear from them exactly the same situation (a major sudden drop in signal strength) Positives first. My most recent call to Telstra has resulted in the full refund of my monthly fee ($79.00). The initial two calls though, were not a good a result. It was impossible to talk to a tech who actually new anything about what was happening and when and if it would be fixed.

Promises of a call back from someone who actually had some information and knowledge have not been forthcoming. The last call elicited the reply that I had not supplied another phone number and the technicians will not call you on the affected number!

Anyway I surmise that a transmitter has been adjusted or some other works carried out that have lowered the strength at least to parts of Glass House Mountains.

If you are affected I would urge you to phone Telstra on 132 200 to report it. They will ask questions to establish whether it is your faulty mobile phone or their transmission strength. To get past this and establish it’s their signal strength and not your mobile phone, swap your sim card to another phone before you call so you have already done the test they will ask you to do.

Again please call and report to Telstra on 132 200, it’s the best way to get our signal strength fixed.

As long as you have recorded the fault with them you have a good chance of negotiating your bill to nothing (again phone 132 200) at the end of the month. That’s the best call to action for them!

Unhappy customer Glass House Mountains

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We would love to hear from other readers across the region who are struggling with their mobile phone reception.

Email us at editorial@gcnews.com.au or phone the office on 5438 7445 with your details.

Who’ll look after our environment?

Our quality environment is a reason people live in and visit our region. This State election will ask us to look at different policies. To quickly compare environment policies, see ‘Our Environment Our Future’ online.

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Re: Bike path at Beerwah

People power is needed

The hinterland, when compared to the rest of the Sunshine Coast, and Queensland for that matter, accommodates a higher than average youth population. Therefore we have a greater need and responsibility to provide our youth with the facilities and connectedness that enables them and us to function as a healthy community.

As a whole we need to work towards connecting these people and their families with educational and community based sporting facilities, as it is well documented that transport related social exclusion is the cause of many of the major social problems inherent within today’s communities.

This year Council allocated 6.2 million dollars to pathways and pedestrian facilities and this is to be commended. However, Council need to prioritise which sample group has the greatest need and then act to ensure that funding is fairly allocated across the coast in areas where it will best serve our youth.

In response to Brad Boustead's letter GCNews March 7, Mr Boustead you are correct, the western end of Glenview Road is long overdue for reconstruction and a pedestrian pathway. To be able to do this there has to be road realignment and land resumptions.

I must admit this has been in the too hard basket for some time, the cost of such a project would run into millions of dollars. No doubt there are other roads across the SCC that are also in need of serious attention.

Residents need to speak up and say what they don't want so funds can be made available for the issues that are important to them.

I have no doubt Glenview residents will say they get nothing. All rates contribute to the upkeep of libraries, sporting fields, public swimming pools, the maintenance of our beaches and parks etc.

I do believe that this council and previous councils may have lost sight of where monies could have been spent more wisely. But frankly, where these funds have been spent, residents in those areas lobbied all councillors.

My advice to Mr Boustead, vote for one of the five candidates and work with the successful candidate.

Get a petition going stating the urgent need to upgrade Glenview Road.

I had asked for such a petition at meetings in Glenview many times without success. A councillor competes with several other councillors all wanting a piece of the pie which is never big enough to go around. Being able to stand up in a council meeting and present a petition will help in achieving the necessary funding required.

Remember there is power in numbers.

This is my two bob's worth.

Ann Ross Candidate division one

Comedy and Country Night at RSL I would like to thank everyone who was involved with the Country and Comedy Night on February 28 at the Beerwah Peachester RSL. Thank you Kenny and Denise Bennett, Ian B MacLeod and the band for their wonderful performance, the feedback has been amazing. Thank you to those people who made donations for the lucky door prizes and to Sue Joseph from Bassett Barks for the generous meal voucher for Daisy's Place which was auctioned on the night raising $220.00. Thanks to the people who generously gave donations during, and at the end of the night. Thank you to John Jennings, Riy Fathers and the Beerwah Peachester RSL for their organisation and providing the venue. Thank you to the Beerwah Peachester RSL and Glass House Country RSL welfare for donating the proceeds to the Cadence Henry Foundation and most of all a big thank you to all those who attended. The night was a great success. There are a few unclaimed door prizes, please phone me on 5438 7318.

Derek Prentice Co-organiser

Clean up thanks On behalf of the Clean-Up Australia Volunteers who volunteered for Roys Road and Bells Creek Road we would like to extend our thanks to the local businesses who supported us and made what we did seem worthwhile. IGA in Beerwah supplied bottled water and Daleys Turf donated the use of vehicles and supplied a sausage sizzle on completion of our rubbish collection. We collected a huge pile of rubbish along with our helpers from a 4WD Club. Thanks again to our sponsors and many thanks to the 4WD Club who lightened our load.

Clean-up volunteers Harley Schenk (volunteer), Little Mountain

Incorrectly stated In a recent letter to the Editor (GCNews February 29), I incorrectly stated that Division 1 candidate for the upcoming local government elections Ann Ross had studied business degrees. This is not the case, and I wish to clarify that comment. Ann’s business related qualifications include a full TAFE Diploma of Business and a Graduate Diploma with the Australian Institute of Company Directors.

Many councils have made it mandatory for incoming councillors to undertake this graduate diploma to ensure they possess a thorough knowledge of fiduciary duties and compliance rules associated with their governance role.

Please note it was not my intention to mislead readers as to Ann’s background, it was an innocent oversight.

Dhreen Sheppard-Keam Beerwah

Dell Winkler Landsborough

On the matter of pathways Over 15 years ago I wrote to Council asking them to install a pathway/bikeway to enable my children to walk and ride to school.

Both Karen and I walked quite some distance as schoolchildren (I still walk at a fast pace to this day) and wanted our children to be able to do the same.

It's healthy, builds self reliance and keeps some cars off the road.

Fifteen years later it's still not safe or reliable for children in the Glasshouse Country townships within reasonable distance (say up to 3kms) of schools to walk or ride to school. We can change that.

The fact is that the network of pathways is incomplete and this needs to be fixed. We need to be able to walk from one township to another or get from the growing residential developments to schools or transport hubs.

The background to this is that we have huge amounts of development coming to our area, with council projecting that Beerwah, for example, will double in size in two decades.

In addition, the new city-sized developments of Caboolture West, Caloundra South and Palmview will channel more traffic through our roads into Glass House, Beerwah and Landsborough.

If we are to maintain our country character and atmosphere amidst this growth, we have to ensure that walking around our towns is a real option.

We can start from the schools, installing crossings where necessary. The crossing near Glasshouse Country Christian College is a good start, and an example of what we need to do.

We can then complete a basic pathway connection between the townships, starting with Glass House, Beerwah and Landsborough.

Rick Baberowski Division 1 Candidate

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Being a leader is about setting a good example to younger students, showing respect to teachers and peers, and behaving in and out of school.

Erin Hatcher

Nicholas Jennings

I think it means helping other people, respecting our school and being a good role model.

It is representing my school and remembering that I’m always being looked up to.

Shelby Bradley

Mitchell Stuparich

To show other students how to be a good role model.

It means to show others how to act and behave within the school environment.

Danika Tietze

Kirby Hume

It’s about setting an example for other students to follow, by being respectful, responsible, and a safe and active learner.

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It means following the four B’s – be safe, be responsible, be respectful and be an active learner. It means a lot to me because I’ve wanted to be school captain since I was in preschool.

Glass House Mountains State School

Being a leader is about leading by example, and being respectful to our school, students and visitors.

Glenview State School

Zac Fisher

Landsborough State School

Brooke McNeilly

Beerwah State School

Mooloolah State School

Elimbah State School

Peachester State School

Beerburrum State School

Introducing our School Captains 2012

Phoebe Sawyer

Will Harvey

To me being a leader is being a good role model to others and being respectful to other students, teachers and parents and always following the rules.

A leader to me means to encourage other students and be a role model for the school.

Shayla Pollard

Tom Freeman

Being a leader means a lot – I get to lead and guide students, and make sure they enjoy their time at school.

It means helping other students through tough times, showing support, and setting a good example by being a good role model.

Daniel Marjanovic

Sherkia Sciortino

It’s about being a good role model for other students, respecting our teachers, and an opportunity to represent our school and encourage others to be the best they can.

It means helping others around the school, being a good role model and someone the younger students can look up to, and it’s a great opportunity to experience what life is all about.

Eilish Carney

Darby Langton

It’s a really good privilege, I like it because I can talk to other students and help them out, and it’s good to be a role model for others.

It’s about being a role model for younger students, and the privileges that go with being a good school captain, like being able to speak on parade. This also helps me improve my public speaking. www.gcnews.com.au

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Beerwah State High School

It’s that time of year when we introduce you to our School Captains for 2012 and share their thoughts about what being a School Captain means to them.

Middle School Captain – Emily Oliver

Senior School Captain – Alix Murdoch

Senior School Captain – Rae Austin

Being a leader means being able to set a good example to others, and having the opportunity to work with them in the school.

It’s about representing the group of people you are leading, being a good role model, and mentoring and helping them to develop as individuals.

Being a leader is not about a label or a badge; it’s about being a good role model and leading by example.

Primary Captain – Stefanie Ferris

Middle School Captain – Kate Fraser

Senior School Captain – Sarah Davis

Leadership for me is all about helping others and the school. Another thing is being a role model and showing younger kids how to be one also. Being in leadership is something I’ve always wanted to happen. It’s good to give everything a go. At first being a leader was a bit scary but now I’ve gotten used to it, it’s rather exciting!

Being a Middle School Captain will be challenging to fit in with my Year 9 studies, cheerleading commitments, dance practice, church and friends but I am looking forward to it. I especially want to role model what it means to be a Christian in everyday life. I’m looking forward to leadership opportunities such as encouraging more participation, making speeches and carrying a floral tribute for ANZAC Day.

When I first found out I was going to be College Captain, I found it a little daunting but now I am really happy about it. As College Captain, I want to make a difference and leave GCCC (when I graduate) an even better school than it was when I began. I also wanted to be a leader because I want to be the kind of person people come to with problems and ideas or just to talk to.

Empire Day 1912 The Open Day at Bankfoot House on Sunday, May 27 this year will celebrate a unique anniversary, the centenary of the climbing of two of the Glasshouse Mountains by the Clark sisters from Brisbane. Not only did they climb the mountains – two of the three Clark women also rode their bicycles to and from Glasshouse along Gympie Road, which was at that time little more than a track through the bush.

This feat was achieved on the Empire Day long weekend in 1912. At that time Empire Day, May 24, was the birthday of the late, empire-building monarch Queen Victoria, although by 1912 the monarch on the British throne was George V. Empire Day had been initiated in Australia in 1905 and for many years was celebrated with patriotic gatherings in towns and cities around the country.

Officially Empire Day became Commonwealth Day in 1966, but by then the patriotic activities of May 24 had been eclipsed by the fun-filled activities of Cracker Night.

The Bankfoot House Open Day 2012 will feature all things to do with bicycle riding. There will be an official welcome to recreational cyclists, a display of vintage bicycles, penny farthing demonstrations,

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A 1956 Red Speedwell Ladies Bicycle (Australian made) ready for the Open Day

a cycle maintenance workshop, a best decorated bicycle competition and a bicycle tyre derby.

Also on the day there’ll be historic mountain climbing photographs from the Bankfoot collection, genealogy advice from the Caloundra Family History Association, a presentation from the Peachester History group and memorabilia from the Australian Teamsters Hall of fame.

Descendants of the Clark sisters will be on hand to help celebrate the 100th anniversary of the epic cycle ride of the Clark sisters and their male companions from Brisbane to the Glasshouse

Mountains in 1912, and their climb of Mt Tibrogargan and Mt Coonowrin on the Empire Day weekend.

For further information contact Friends of Bankfoot House, phone 5493 0197, email friends@bankfoothouse.org.

Ron Gillinder, president 0407 760 989.

The Secretary, Friends of Bankfoot House Inc PO Box 337, Glass House Mountains, Qld 4518 In conjunction with the Sunshine Coast Regional Council MARCH 14 2012 |

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Too brave to shave, try running instead The team at Fitness Matters didn’t think too much about shaving or colouring their hair to prove how much they care. Instead, they put their unshaven heads together and came up with a very unique way to show their commitment to a cure for leaukaemia. Putting their hearts on the line, quite literally, the team of seven fitness fanatics have committed to running 500kms to raise money for this year’s Shave for a Cure.

Every day for the month of March, Kelly, Andrea, Kirstee, Kevin, Lorna, Michelle and Mel will step up on the treadmills in the Fitness Matters gym in Simpson Street and each run around three kilometers in their quest to show their support.

At the end of the month, they hoped to have run 500kms, and raised their goal of $5,000.

To support their events, check out their page at my.leukaemiafoundation.org.au\ fitnessmattersrunsforacure

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With our regular columnist, local musician Dr Michael Whiticker are publicised through local media, such as this Last month I introduced musician’s newspaper, and there is a mailing list - email clubs and gave a general overview of mwhitick@bigpond.net.au, and a facebook group their appeal. This month I’d like to is found at http://www.facebook.com/home. introduce our local club and mention php?sk=group_198780600141473 some of the others in the area.

The Glasshouse Mountains Musician’s Similar events are run in the area, and although Club meets from 7.00pm to 10.00pm on I can’t vouch for the quality or support you the second Thursday of the month at the might receive at these, here are some of them: Glasshouse Mountains Sports Club. It provides Every Monday night from 7.00pm is a Muso’s an opportunity for musicians to publically Blackboard night at the UpFront Club in Maleny. perform, meet their peers and develop their The Forty Five 51 Tapas Bar in Caloundra has an skills as musicians in a friendly non competitive Open Mic Night on Thursdays from 6.30pm. environment. There are no limits as to performer The Solbar in Maroochydore has an Open age or experience. The evening is run as a Mic Night on Wednesdays from 6.00pm. On ‘blackboard event’ where performers either elect Tuesdays from 9.00pm the Sogo Bar in Noosa on the night, or book beforehand, to play for Heads has an Open Mic Night, and the Nambour approximately 15 minutes. People can either and Peregian Originals are on Sunday afternoons. come along ready to play - accompanying There are more in the area, and some come themselves or using backing tracks, or they and go. One thing I can confirm is that those can bring chord and lyric charts with them musicians attending ‘muso nights’ are only a as they are sure to find a few willing backers. small proportion of people making music in our The Musician’s (or Muso’s) Club provides good community on any one night. There is a huge quality sound for the artists, and encourages and passionate interest in live performance in all styles of music, but with an emphasis this country. Long may it grow! on folk, blues, world, jazz and all forms of improvisation, country, bluegrass and theatre Have a creative musical month. music. Meals and of course drinks are available Michael at the venue. The event is promoted and artists

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En-lighten your load Contributed by Sally Price, mental health support worker While the Sunshine Coast Hinterland in a quiet and picturesque place to live, latest studies indicate that depression and other serious mental illness is on the rise and soon half of us will suffer a serious mental illness some time in our lives.

While we like to think that mental illness will never happen to us, sometimes a series of life events can lead to incapacity. There is support in the hinterland community through government, private and non-government organisations funded by government.

However, one way to strengthen and nourish our mental health is by meditation and yoga.

In coming to an understanding of our mental state, we can equip ourselves to deal with the hardships or emotional upsets that life will always deal us.

In the last year a new retreat centre has been established at Glasshouse Mountains. In the Tibetan cultural tradition, Dzogchen has been practiced for many thousands of years. Through an unbroken lineage since then, reincarnate teachers or Rinpoches have made these teachings available to anyone who is sincerely interested and prepared to do the work on themselves.

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Next week Chögyal Chögyal Namkhai Norbu Namkhai Norbu, the Tibetan Rinpoche who established the international Dzogchen Community will arrive in Australia for a public talk and two week-long retreats, one at Glasshouse Mountains and the other in NSW. Rinpoche will give a public talk at the Millwell Road Community Centre, Maroochydore on Friday, March 9 at 6.30pm. He will provide an introduction to Dzogchen. Cost is $20.00 or $15.00 concession. For more information, phone Carey on 5445 0720 or visit www.dzogchen. com.au

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Out and About Joint concert a huge success Contributed by John Jennings

Organisers of the recent joint RSL fund-raising concert have described the event as a huge success.

The concert was the first major function held at the Beerwah-Peachester sub-branch since renovations were carried out; the sub-branch combined its resources with the Glass House Country sub-branch for the special music and comedy event.

Three-year-old Cadence Henry of Glass House, who has a complex medical condition, was a special VIP guest with part-ticket sales and sponsor donations totalling $1,680.00 going to the Cadence Foundation to cover her substantial, on-going medical costs.

Six top Sunshine Coast entertainers provided their services free for the concert at Beerwah on Tuesday night.

Ken Bennett, fresh from cruise ship entertainment on the high seas, brought his wife and comedy partner Denise together with long-time friend, rockabilly singer Ian B MacLeod; the entertainers have recently settled in the Sunshine Coast hinterland.

In turn, Ken and Ian called in keyboard player Angus Woodhead of Beerwah, Ralph King, drummer, of Montville and Brian Blackett, bass guitarist, of Alexandra Headland.

Cadence’s parents, Grayson and Angela Henry thanked the audience, organisers, entertainers, the RSL committees and staff for their “wonderful support”.

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Things 2 Do ZUMBA FX returns to Beerwah Community Hall Thursday, March 29 Local ZUMBA fitness instructor, Ang Dellaway will be returning to her classes this week and offering half price sessions all week at all her venues to welcome back returning participants. NEW participants can visit www.zumbaFX.com for class information and to print off their pass to come try for FREE or email zumbaFX@gmail.com Come along for a fun, exhilarating workout! Thursdays 7.30pm - 8.30pm.

Mooloolah School Chappy Dave Larkin’s farewell bush dance Bush dance with the ‘Bushland Boogie Bush Band’, Friday, March 23, 5.30pm - 8.00pm at the Mooloolah State School Hall.

Tickets $5.00 pp or $20.00 family. All welcome, tickets available from Mooloolah State School office, phone 5413 6333 or on the night.

All pre-purchased tickets will go into a ‘Lucky Ticket Draw’ to win a 10kg ham approximate value $140.00. Food and drinks available to purchase on the night. Face painting and best dressed prizes for the children.

Mooloolah State School P&C are also running a ‘Cowpat Lotto’. Tickets $5.00 each, $500.00 cash prize. Limited tickets available; purchase from school office or Mooloolah Meats.

Sunshine Coast Choral Society The Sunshine Coast Choral Society is well underway with preparations for the first concert of the year on April 29. The choir has welcomed several new members from various parts of the Sunshine Coast including the Hinterland and Caloundra. The first concert features Faure’s well known ‘Requiem’, ‘Pavane’ and ‘Cantique de Jean Racine’. The soloists for the concert are local couple Karina and Michael Gough. They will also sing a program of French Art songs. The choir’s accompanist is Natasha Koch.

For this concert she will be playing the pipe organ in St Mark’s Anglican Church in Buderim, in Faure’s own arrangement of the Requiem.

The choir will welcome new members who would like to sing at this concert. Rehearsal CDs are available. www.suncoastchoral.org.au for more information or contact Maryann 5456 2667.

Maleny Neighbourhood Centre Maleny Neighbourhood Centre is inviting people with green thumbs, or an interest in acquiring one, to come together and participate in the ongoing development of the centre’s garden space. We encourage anyone that is interested in gardening, backyard food production, food security concepts, permaculture, building local knowledge, design and loads more to join us and share their knowledge and skills with others or learn something new.

We have a great local resource here at the Neighbourhood Centre and want to share that with the community!

Rhonda Hetzel, Down to Earth blogger and author and long term member of the Neighbourhood Centre will be leading a range of ‘gardening’ workshops at the Neighbourhood Centre over the coming weeks. Come and learn all about worm farming and composting on Tuesday, March 20 at 10.00am, and how to build an organic vegetable garden from scratch on Tuesday, March 27 at 10.00am. Come to one or book and register and come to both.

Get out in the garden this autumn and get growing! All workshops are only $5.00, but you must book to assure your place. Contact the Maleny Neighbourhood Centre on 5499 9345.

Charity movie screening Machine Gun Preacher is the inspirational true story of Sam Childers, a former drug-dealing criminal who undergoes an astonishing transformation and finds an unexpected calling as the bible toting, machine gun wielding saviour of hundreds of kidnapped, orphaned and enslaved children in East Africa. A charity screening will be held on Wednesday, March 21 at the Baptist Function Centre, Maleny. Half the funds from the sale of these tickets will go towards the ongoing works of supporting the orphaned and destitute children in Livingstone Zambia through the Friends of Ebenezer Australia. Tickets $10.00, doors open at 6.30pm for 7.00pm screening.

Refreshments available, bookings essential phone 5429 6194. www.gcnews.com.au

Woodford Rodeo 2012 March 16 - Barrel Racing & Bull Futurity March 17 - THE MAIN EVENT

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Woodford Ute Muster Commencing at 12 midday March 17

To all utes - Come and compete in the Woodford Ute Muster. Nomination fee $10 per vehicle for first class. $5 for every other class For more information phone John 0415 475 466 • Classic Ute • Aussie Ute • Import Ute • B&S Ute • Feral Ute • Custom Ute NO alcohol to be brought onto the grounds. ID will be required for proof of age.

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Mooloolah Primary School’s bush tucker and veggie gardens

Bush tucker and vegetable gardens are prominent in the minds of the Year 7 leadership team at Mooloolah Primary School.

The old veggie garden, originally put together by the Kooee Kids Club and MRWL is being resurrected. The garden will grow all sorts of vegetables for the school tuckshop and create a bush tucker section in and around the rainforest for educational purposes. Their teacher, Chris Lowe plus four TAFE students and MRWL are helping with the project.

Any parents of the Primary School keen to help please contact Chris, directly at the school.

Clean up Australia Day

Clean Up Australia Day was a huge success in Mooloolah township. Twentynine volunteers turned up to pick up rubbish and we collected 12 recycle and 22 other bags, including a jimmy bar, bicycle and mattress. A big thank you goes to Tanya Tighe, Glenn Phillips and Cynthia Jones for managing the morning and providing the barbeque afterwards.

Landslips and lots of rain

The landslips at the headwaters of Mooloolah River are causing havoc along the whole system. At a breakfast in Brisbane for ‘Save Moreton Bay’, it was discussed how quickly marine life is disappearing and where there were huge oyster beds in Moreton there are now only a few dotted here and there. Stabilising land slips at the headwaters of these rivers can help enormously to assist in keeping our oceans clean.

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Throughout the month of March there have been a few changes. Amber is taking a step back due to her pregnancy, while Dawn has stepped up to full time work. So please be patient with me if I am still finding my way around the site. I have to acknowledge the fabulous assistance I have received from all here at Mooloolah; everybody has been most helpful in my endeavour to find my feet. It continually amazes me who gets involved in Landcare, it crosses many parameters and many differing backgrounds, and it is great to see the groundswell of landowners who recognise that we can do something worthwhile and that our input is not irrelevant, no matter how small.

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Petalostigma triloculare Quinine Bush, Long-leaf Bitter Bark ‘Petalostigma’ refers to the petal like branches of stigma of the flower and ‘triloculare’ refers to fruit with three locules or chambers.

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Home and Property Guide Contemporary style townhouse development in a fantastic private setting - four already sold!

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Absolutely brand new residential development in a fantastic private setting - four already sold! This is a fantastic opportunity for first home buyers, a young family or investors alike. Exclusively positioned well back from the street front, it appears almost as a gated community.

Meticulous planning in the overall design and layout has resulted in an easy flowing plan both on-site and continuing indoors. There is ample parking and turning space for ease of coming and going for residents and guests, with each townhouse featuring a remote single lock up garage.

Once inside, the overall size becomes apparent as you step directly into the light filled open plan living, dining and kitchen zone. Opening up to the 3 2.5 1 outdoors, there is fantastic cross ventilation coming through from the private courtyard at the same time providing a tranquil outlook.  Brand new The kitchen is generous in size in a galley shape format with ample  Really spacious cupboard and bench space and stainless steel appliances. There is also  Private courtyards plenty of storage throughout the apartment with huge space under the stairs  Pet friendly on ground level with a light. The laundry is also positioned on this level and is uniquely house size which is rare in townhouse style living.  Your BIG opportunity….

The downstairs toilet adjoins the laundry placing it privately away from the builder keen to start living space. next project The upper level is dedicated to the sleeping and resting zones. There are  Simply the best value three generous queen size bedrooms including two guestrooms supported in the Hinterland by the main bathroom complete with a plunge bath, shower, vanity and separate toilet. The main bedroom is large again and features a private en AUCTION ON SITE 11AM suite.

SATURDAY 24TH MARCH Each townhouse includes a fantastic size fully fenced courtyard. This is low Open sat 11-11.30am maintenance living, without compromising on size or style!

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“QLD BUILD BOOST” Beerwah town centre is in walking distance, giving you direct access to the Contact: John King 0409 570 284 Woolworth’s general shopping centre and cafes and fantastic for commuters Email: johnk@gcfn.com.au Web: www.beerwahrealestate.com.au/1979276 with both the railway station and motorway placing you in Brisbane within 68 Simpson Street Address: 22 Coastal Ave, Beerwah www.beerwahrealestate.com.a 40minutes. Address is 22 Coastal Avenue, Beerwah – Auction on site Beerwah Saturday, March 24 at 11.00am.68For further details John King of 68 Simpson St, Beerwah Simpson Streetcontact 68 Simpson Street www.beerwahrealestate.com.au www.beerwahrealestate.com.au First National Beerwah on 0409 570Beerwah 284. www.beerwahrealestate.com.au Beerwah

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CHILDREN’S EFFECT ON BORROWING CAPACITY Families looking to borrow, trade-up or invest in property have much to gain from seeing their Smartline mortgage broker, with the assessment of living expenses for those with children varying considerably from lender to lender.

Living expenses are assessed as increasing with the more children you have under 18 and will, in turn, affect how much you can borrow.

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month for a single applicant, $2032 for a couple, an extra $299 for one child and another $598 for the second child – that’s roughly $300 per dependent child and equivalent to holding a credit card with a $10,000 limit.

Looking at a basic example of a couple with a combined income of around $95,000 a year, no debt other than a limit of $5000 on their credit card, they could borrow a maximum of around $450,000 if they have two children, versus $550,000 with no dependent children.

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The difference between lenders Lenders’ assessments of a borrower’s living expenses vary considerably, and are constantly changing.

For example, a couple with three dependent children and no debt could be assessed as having additional children’s living expenses of as much as $1375 a month with one

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Builders / Carpenters

CHRIS HALL BUILDERS

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T0015

ELECTRICIAN / APPLIANCE REPAIRS

INDUSTRIAL / COMMERCIAL / DOMESTIC  30 Years Experience in Trade  Tradesman not Salesman  First Class Workmanship  5 Year Warranty on Installation

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REG BUILDER BSA LIC No 730134

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F 5496 3217 M 0408 154 386

30 years experience ABN 83 401 533 473 Gold Lic No. 514088

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alf@akcabinets.com.au www.akcabinets.com.au

For Home & Business Fully equipped workshop Acer Authorised Service Provider Home & Business Callouts Available

Canvas

Shop 2, 5 Peachester Road, Beerwah www.totalmicrosystems.com.au

Phone Daniel 0414 417 148

Insurance Repairs Small Jobs Welcome BSA Lic # 1018329

CALL YOUR LOCAL BUILDER QBSA 1155593

M 0417 045 062

E dean@redbuilding.net.au www.redbuilding.net.au

4-6 Boeing Place Caboolture Ph: 5428 3994 F: 5432 4035 info@notjustcanvas.com.au

Dean Parry

Carpenter

BSA Lic 1129044

Caravan annexes and awnings camper trailers and conversion kits

Director

www.notjustcanvas.com.au ABN 60 627 360 193 ACN 131 206 089 BSA Lic. #1018329

Hale Carpet Cleaning

Ph: Saun 0424 550 057

A 88 King Rd, Mooloolah QLD 4553

Family Owned and Operated

EEotes FR Qu

NO JOB TOO BIG OR SMALL!

• Renovations • Extensions • Bathrooms & Carpentry Work

SPECIAL RATES FOR LOCALS

Phone 1300 721 117 www.pcsol.com.au

Call Brad & Kaylene Hale, your local carpet cleaning professionals

5499 9926

Phillip Short Concrete

Monday - Friday 7.30am - 5.30pm

PLAIN • STENCIL • EXPOSED AGG. STAMPED • COVERCRETE Driveways - Paths - Patios - Slabs Quality Work at Competitive Rates

0412 234 240

Ph 5439 0108 Fax 5439 0109

2/28 Biondi Crescent Beerwah Qld 4519 Email: knmkitchens@aapt.net.au

Joinery & Shopfitters Over 35 years professional experience

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Bench top & door replacements Vanities Full range of colours & designs Modifications & repairs

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Office and Showroom Unit 1, Lot 28 Biondi Crescent, Beerwah

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• Kitchens • Vanity • Laundry •TV Units • Robes • Appliances • Organised sub trades

$75

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You book your carpets: FREE: sanatizing and deodorising $25 basic internal pest control* FULLY INSURED $25 internal flea control* * with carpet clean ALL WORK GUARANTEED FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED

FREE CALL 1800 281 521

› Domestic › Commercial › Industrial Free Advice - Quote Service

PO Box 32, Landsborough, Qld 4550

Phone Les McDermott

0417 797 430 ACN 075 810 463 BSA 77142

• Stenciling • Covacrete • Stamped • Exposed Concrete • House slabs • and resealing

Cleaning

ROBERT TREVISAN

PHONE: 0407 754 208

WATER WISE HOUSEWASHING 20% OFF all bond cleans

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Queenslander Specialists Specialising in low pressure hand washing

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Other Services Available Windows / Roofs & Gutters / Driveways & Pathways Internal Walls & Ceilings / Bond Cleans Pest Control & Ceiling Vacuums FULLY INSURED - ALL WORK GUARANTEED FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED

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Pty Ltd

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(AH) 5494 6302

Karsel CONCRETING

Cabinetmakers

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Concreting

QBSA lic no. 24547

QBSA 24630

PH: GUS GILLESPIE 0405 125 663

• Carpets, Rugs, Curtains, Cars • Lounge Suites (Fabric and Leather) • Stain Removal, Tile & Grout Cleaning • Carpet, Upholstery & Tile Protection • Concrete Paths, Patios & Driveways

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New Installations & Renovations

Home & Business Sales & Service Website & Hosting

Argh! Stupid Computer!

Carpet Cleaning

M 0417 045 062 All carpentry work T (07) 5494 7117 RenovationsExtensions F (07) 5494 7543 Decks – Home Maintenance E redbuilding@bigpond.com

MOOLOOLAH COMPUTERS

FREE CALL 1800 281 521

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Specialising in Custom Canvas Work

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NEED A QUALITY BUILDER? THINKING OF RENOVATING?

Phone 5494 0398

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Custom made Kitchens, Vanities, Furniture & more P 5496 1807 Alf Kwarcianyi

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Timber, Colourbond, Aluminium & Glass Pool fencing, Gates Retaining Walls & More For a free quote Phone Matthew your local licensed contractor

5496 9861 or 0439 303 306 Glasshouse Mtns www.firstcallfencing.com.au

email: matt@firstcallfencing.com.au QBSA LIC1139536

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Lic. No. 70875

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Domestic, Commercial, Owner Builder, Rural & Industrial

Your local Jim services all areas call 131546

Garden Clean ups Gutter Cleaning Whipper Snipping Pruning

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Domestic · Commercial · Industrial · Rural

All Aspects of Electrical Contracting Beerwah & Surrounding areas Prompt Reliable Service No Job Too Big or Too Small

Call Jamie 0417 720 505 a/h 5494 6282

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41 Caloundra Rd, Caloundra

5413 2500

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Maintenance Maintenance

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LAWN & GARDEN CARE

• Same Day Response • Gold Medal Service • Fully insured

For all your mowing/ride on & garden needs

Call Gary: 0414 713 491

www.gregsmallelectrical.com.au greg@gregsmallelectrical.com.au Peachester, Qld 4519 ABN 94 093 314 882 Lic no 69975

Tina

0418 935 164 Q.B.S.A. Lic No. 1130199

Fencing

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Handyman Services

Rick’s

ALL MAINTENANCE

22+ years experience Free in all types of home maintenance Quotes repairs, painting & minor renovations

Ph. 5494 9400 or 0401 674 126

Home Maintenance

Phone

5496 9270

• Tiling • Painting • No Job too small

Phone George 0487 424 223

House Yards Small Acreage Horticulture Advice

Prompt, friendly service

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LOW COST GLASS REPLACEMENT

• Home • Shop • Office • 7 Days •

• Carpentry & Joinery • Minor Cabinet Making • Plastering

Call Greg Small ph 5494 9199 mob 0404 903 801

Phone 5494 8900

Factory and Showroom

Maintenance Tradesman 40 Years Experience

Ceiling Fans Power points Renovations Switchboards Commercial fitouts Sheds

20 Tytherleigh Ave, Landsborough

FREE QUOTES

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Ph: 0430 517 211 or 07 54390131

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Retail suppliers of fencing materials, timber, logs, wire and steel.

Also installers of quality fencing For a Free Measure and Quote phone

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0438 308 513 - 5494 9183

For all your electrical needs

Lighting New Homes Pumps

A & K Glass and Aluminium • Windows • Doors • Shower Screens • Maintenance • Large Range of Spare Parts

LAWN MOWING - RIDE ON MOWING - WHIPPER SNIPPING PRIVATE - COMMERCIAL - BODY CORPORATE

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Kev’s Mowing

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5493 0493

Large Acreage Mowing Rubbish Removed

Phone Nick Atwell Mob: 0411 466 586 A/H: 5494 6713

Zedmere Pty Ltd

Wynne’s

LP Gas Suppliers

Mays Mowing Service

Ph Greg on 0418 741 145 or 5412 1425

Est. since 1983

KLM

www.jimsmowing.net

Lic 69821

Lic # 5582

ELECTRICIAN

Gas

T0047

Office:0414 5493482 0054 Mobile: 037 Mobile: 0414 482 037

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BSA Lic No 60108

T0392

Office:0414 5439774 9400 Mobile: 046 Mobile: 0414 774 046

Garden Maintenance T0280

Adam: Glasshouse Mtns Adam: Glasshouse Office: 5493 0054Mtns

5497 2615

TO500

Installations Installations, Repairs Servicing and Air Conditioning Repairs, Servicing Installations, Servicing Domestic . Owner Builders . Repairs, Commercial . Rural . Industrial Domestic • Commercial • Rural • Industrial

Our Products Our Service FREE • Garages • Designed & Engineered Quotes & • Patios • Fully Licensed & Insured Advice • Carports • Council Permits Organised • Sheds\Rural & Farm Sheds DISPLAY CENTRE NOW OPEN AT 2 WILLIAM ST, KILCOY

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Electrical Services Electrical Services ELECTRICAL SERVICES PTY LTD

Garages / Sheds QUALITY & RELIABLE SERVICE

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Electricians

Jim: Beerwah Jim: Beerwah Office: 5439 9400

FIRST CALL FENCING

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A to Z of Trades and Services

Landscaping Mick

0418 935 162

MOWING & ALL GARDEN MAINTENANCE

Large or small. Experienced Local Operator

Phone Michael 0447 341 241

MOOLOOLAH VALLEY SLASHING

& MOWING Mowing with Zero Turn - Quick & Efficient Phone Len 0419 732 364

BEERWAH •W

• PAVING & STONEWORK • RETAINING WALLS • DRIVEWAYS • POOL SURROUNDS • OUTDOOR LIVING AREAS

ATER FEATURES

• PATHWAYS/STAIRS • UNIQUE GARDENS & GARDEN FEATURES

GRAHAM RENWICK

Builder & Stone Mason QBSA License No. 77177. Est 1981

Ph: 0418 204 159 a/h: 5494 0830

Phone 5438 7445

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A to Z of Trades and Services BEERWAH LANDSCAPING Quality Workmanship

• Design • Retaining walls / Drainage • Paving / Repairs • Gardens / Mulching • Lawns • Mini Bobcat Services TO506

Phone Shane Robins 0418 900 705 a/h 5494 6425

• TERMITE TREATMENTS • TERMITE BARRIERS • PRE-PURCHASE PEST & BUILDING REPORTS • THERMAL IMAGING • COCKROACHES • SPIDERS • ANTS ALL AREAS

John Annakin

Lic No. PMT-0-11432

0407 439 526

Dam cleanouts/building Yard tidy-ups Post Holes Clearing Roads Slab preps 7 Days a week

Fast Friendly Professional Service. 20yrs Experience

BSA NO. 1011255

Call Mitch 0412 795 377 Email: mts.excavations@hotmail.com

07 5493 0440

E. eliminatepests@bigpond.com Marine Services

MTS

EXCAVATIONS 6 Ton Excavator, 2mt wide, all buckets Ripper, Augers & 600mm 4 in 1 bucket grab

T0204

Landscaping cont.

GLASSHOUSE COUNTRY PEST CONTROL

Plant & Machinery

FIRST 0407 946 061

• New Work • House Repaints • Roof Repaints

FREE QUOTES

•Augers •Trencher • 4 in 1 bucket •8 ton tipper •Level bar •Laser Leveller •Tilt Bucket

Local Tradesman with 20 years Experience All Aspects of Painting Sunshine Coast including all Hinterland areas

Cameron Lister Ph: 0419 665 002

LL E CAAV D

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POSI-TRACK SLASHING & EARTHWORKS FREE QUOTES

HINTERLAND PEST CONTROL Cost Effective Local Business Est. Since 1996 Termites:

• Spiders • Pre-purchase • Rodents timber inspections • Fleas • Termite inspections • Ants • Chemical barriers/

Works where others can’t and loves Lantana!

B&A Earthmovers bobcat, excavator & tipper hire

Phone Brian Mobile: 0402 129 665 Fax: 5497 4840

email: ba_earthmovers@dodo.com.au

reticulation

Fully Licensed and Insured

BSA: 106 8977 LIC: PMT-0-11572

frogonthehop@bigpond.com

D & M Britton - Old Gympie Rd, Landsborough

Pest Control

We give you a warranty on our work.

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0419 704 408

For reliable service call Vern ........

0404 479 187 or 5494 9336 | MARCH 14 2012

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TO509

ANDREW 0423 107 716

*Driveways *Site clean-ups *Landscaping

5494 8913

ABN 79 347 449 750

• Cockroaches • Carpet Beetle • Lawn Weeds • Silver Fish • Bed Bugs

(07) 5493 0012

*4 in 1 Bucket & Level Bar *6ft Double Head Slasher *50hp *10m3 Tipper

Q.B.S.A. No. 76388

Lic. No. 13217

Plumber, Drainer and Gas Fitter

Ph: (07) 5493 0625

Mobile: 0407 727 645

PO Box 316 Glasshouse Mtns 4518

NO JOB TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL! For all your PLUMBING needs

TREVOR SANDERSON

Plumbing Supplies

•Track Machine

A/H:

Allan Koschel Plumbing Service

Phone Mobile: 0413 330 275 or 5439 0960 Lic’d Plumber and Drainer QBSA 1002354

OW N E R O P E R ATO R

 INTERIOR & EXTERIOR  SMALL & LARGE JOBS  FREE QUOTES  CLEAN & TIDY  LOCAL PAINTER Fully Licenced & Insured Call Charlie: 0411 034 444 or 5494 1223

Professional Painting

Licensed Operator

Cam’s Truck & Bobcat Hire TO310

SUNCOAST PAINTING

BOBCAT EXCAVATOR HIRE

• Tilt Bucket • 3 ton Excavator • Laser Levelling • Trencher • Post Hole Borer • Pallet Forks • Auger 250 • 350 • 450 • 600mm Plant Auger Lindeman Road • Rotary Flail/Grass Mulcher/Cutter • 8 ton Tipper Truck BEERWAH AVAILABLE 7 DAYS A WEEK Ph: 5494 0056 • Mobile: 0408 192 814

• Decks • House & Roof Washing PAINTING Do It Right Davie McIntyre Choose Brush Rite Painting 0420 662 811 / 5496 9540 Glass House Mountains

EMERGENCY SERVICE

T0081

Local Knowledge 21 Years Experience

SLAB PREPS TURF PREPS SOIL DELIVERY

Plumbers

• Yes – We Deliver All Areas • Comprehensive Range of Plumbing Supplies • Experienced Showroom Consultancy • Mon-Fri 6.00am-4.30pm & Sat 7.00am-11.00am 26 Tytherleigh Avenue Landsborough

5439 9368

Refrigeration FRIDGE DOOR SEALS

* All major brands * Supply & Fit

PHONE JAREN 5439 0764

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Supporting Environmentally Friendly Paint

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CIVIL WORKS DRIVEWAYS POST HOLES

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New Work Repaints Roofs Driveways Pressure Cleaning

0427 088 699

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STEVE GASTALDIN

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Painters PAINTERS

All Areas 0420 53 8890 5494 0393

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• Pre- purchase Inspections • Annual Termite Inspections • Termite Management Systems • Termite Treatments • General Pest management Cockroaches • Ants • Spiders • Silverfish • Fleas • Bed Bugs

cond. apply

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Glasshouse Country News For all your advertising needs please call Maree on 0488 444 525

or 5438 7445

email: advertising@gcnews.com.au

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Roofing & Guttering

SALES - HIRE - ONSITE STORAGE

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ABN 23 084 520 507

Phone: 5493 7954 Mobile: 0414 819 111

Ph: 07 5432 8374 or Mob: 0433 189 561

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$20 Million Insurance Free Quotes www.rktreeservices.com.au

Tiling

Septic Services

Glasshouse Tiling

Servicing the Sunshine Coast Hinterland

EPA Licensed

STEVES TREE CUTTING

Paul

BSA: 1052255

council approved

* Septic tank & Grease Trap Cleaning * Small Truck for Easy Access

FOR A FREE QUOTE CALL 0417 958 944

Free fast quote

After hours: (07) 5494 7548

BSA Licenced: 1101772

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A local working for locals

FREE QUOTES – RENOVATIONS – REPAIRS NEW HOMES – CERAMIC – PORCELAIN NATURAL STONE BSA 1201973

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CREATIVE SHEET METAL 1/15 Free Street, Beerwah Ph 5439 0816 or 0413 050 578

David Lowden Tree Services

• Pruning • Lopping • Removal Comprehensive Insurance on all jobs Phone 5494 2444 / 0407 710 993

Tarzan the Tree Specialist

MOOLOOLAH VALLEY SLASHING

* Blocks * Acreage * Firebreaks * Weed Spraying

For a quote call Len 0419 732 364 or 5494 0484

POSI-TRACK SLASHING 50hp, Rubber tracks, 6ft slasher, Free quotes frogonthehop@bigpond.com

5494 8913

ACREAGE SLASHING FREE QUOTES 0429 949 018

• Tree climbing • Rubbish removal • Mulching • Stump grinding • Free Quotes • Pensioner Discounts

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Slashing

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& also Stump Grinding Many years experience - Fully insured Phone 0412 026 545 or 5496 9047

Sheetmetal

Phone Brendan 0447 310 331

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LOCALS

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Tel: Dean 07 5496 9790 or 0414 648 130

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Water Tanks

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> Septic tank / grease trap cleaning - EPA approved > Holding / grey water tanks and bio-cycle pump outs > Waste oil collections (free service) > General waste removal and skip bin hire

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Experienced in all aspects of tiling

0407 748 083

• General fabrication • Stainless Steel Benches

P: 5492 9248 M: 0407 759 060

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BSA-licensed contractors must state their name and BSA licence number in all advertisements for building work.

Unlicensed contractors must state in their advertisements the value of work they can legally perform without a BSA licence which will never be more than $3,300.

Electricians and earthmovers are exempt from these requirements. Check the licence history of BSA-licensed contractors by performing a FREE Online Licence Search at www.bsa.qld.gov.au or calling BSA on 1300 BSA BSA.

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You Said It Information you need know before Council election As a service to voters of Div.1 I would like to let you know about some of your voting options so you don’t miss out on having your say.

The local government elections have some different rules to the state election. If you are not going to be in the Sunshine Coast Council area on April 28, you don’t have the option for absent voting, (i.e. voting on Election Day at a polling booth outside of your Local Government area). If you are working or can’t attend a polling booth between 8.00am and 6.00pm on Saturday, April 28 you can vote Pre-poll, this Opens 9.00am Monday, April 16 and Closes 6.00pm Friday, April 27. The Electoral Commission of Queensland will have an office for pre poll voting.

Another option is by application for a postal vote.

Applications can be made immediately but the Commission cannot forward ballot material until after the close of nominations on Tuesday, March 27.

Applications close 6.00pm Wednesday, April 25.

The cut-off date for return of postal ballot papers is 6.00pm Tuesday, May 8. The postal vote application form is available on ECQ's website under Local Government Elections or you can call Voters' Helpline 1300 881 665, to download the application form or have an application posted to you.

Bob McLean Candidate for Div One Sunshine Coast Council Website: bobmclean-div1.com.au

Re: Bob Carr, Australian Foreign Minister The appointment of Bob Carr as Foreign Minister is yet a further example of the devious tactics the Federal government will adopt to get whatever it wants. Technically what has been done does not convene parliamentary procedure, but morally it stinks.

Here is the story. Rudd resigns as Foreign Minister, Arbib resigns from Senate, the PM and the faceless men approach Bob Carr to take the Foreign Minister’s position. One problem, Bob has never been duly elected into Gillard’s Federal parliament (or for that matter any Federal parliament). Problem solved, we will appoint Bob to Arbib’s vacated seat in the Senate, no matter that good old Bob never even nominated as a candidate at the last Federal election. Bob accepts the position. Done and dusted!

The people of Australia now have a Foreign Minister representing us abroad, who had never been elected to Federal parliament but has simply taken taken over a position previously held by an elected member. To make it even more ludicrous Bob has never been in the Federal ranks and has no proven experience in Foreign Affairs. He was a State Premier, full stop! Is Bob representing the constituents of Mr Arbib’s seat? But how can Bob represent these people when they have never voted for him? It’s a joke! If you do not have to be elected to parliament, why is it that we mere mortals are compelled by law to vote for nominated candidates at a duty constituted election?

J.T Weeks Beerwah 34 |

| MARCH 14 2012

Sport news Peachester History Committee

Ewen Maddock Fish Management Inc

Peachester cemetery stories Contributed by Helen Page

Cemeteries are often hailed as a valuable source of names and dates for family and local history.

However it is not always recognised that on another level they have much to tell about the life and times of our ancestors.

To our generation the number of infant and child graves in the Peachester Cemetery seems appalling. One can’t help wondering about the grief experienced by pioneer communities where so many families suffered some loss.

A brief comment in the ‘District Notes’ section of the Brisbane Courier, February 11, 1905 records one such family tragedy: ‘PEACHESTER, Thursday. Sympathy is expressed for Mr Bruno Otto, whose little son Oscar died suddenly last night. A post mortem examination will be held this afternoon. The funeral will take place at Peachester Cemetery tomorrow.’

This was the first burial in the cemetery, and sadly, it was not an unusual event. The register lists 12 funerals for babies or children within the first 10 years.

As members review the cemetery records in preparation for our current project to name the unmarked graves, we have been reminded about the high incidence of fatal accidents, often associated with wagons, trucks and timber cutting. Names like Tomlinson, Breton, Vieritz, Butler and Stirling figure on this tragic list.

The Nambour Chronicle, December 16, 1932: ‘FOUND DEAD: YOUNG MAN AT PEACHESTER. Rolling Log Inflicts Fatal Injuries.

Mr Waldemar Breton, aged 25 years, a timber getter residing in the Peachester district, was found dead shortly after midnight last Friday... it is surmised that he was loading logs from a ramp onto his motor lorry at the time, and the skid at one end slipping, the timber came down and struck him... Deceased, who was known as ‘Wally’ to his wide circle of friends, was a very industrious man, single, and had resided in the district practically all his life. Great sympathy is expressed to the widowed mother, Mrs M Breton, and brother, who reside at Crohamhurst.’

Peachester today is close to several large centres, with relatively easy access to medical services. But imagine what it was like to live in such areas when roads were little more than bullock tracks, and a trip down the range was a major expedition? A sick child, a difficult birth, a farm or timber accident, these were common occurrences, part of pioneer life, and we see the evidence in our cemetery that many tragic deaths resulted.

When we feel inclined to complain about busy roads, hospital waiting times, and other annoying aspects of modern life, it is instructive to visit the local cemetery and reflect that our generation has much to be thankful for.

Waldemar Breton and timber truck at the Beerwah saw mill, c. 1930. (PHC collection, Breton family)

EMFMI President, Dave Brace with a healthy 20cm Australian Bass from last year’s stocking How time flies. It’s been just over a year since Ewen Maddock Fish Management Inc released close to 30,000 native fish fingerlings into Ewen Maddock Dam in its inaugural year. The last time the lake had been stocked was a decade ago where trophy sized Australian Bass over 55cm can still be caught from the efforts of EMFMI predecessors. Other native fish such as Golden, Silver and Spangled Perch along with Saratoga also call Ewen Maddock home with the fish stocking group also hoping to stock Mary River Cod into the lake when they become available.

The fish stocking group have just released as many fish fingerlings again this year into Ewen Maddock Dam and have also, only recently, taken on the responsibility of re-stocking Baroon Pocket Dam which also saw its first lot of fish fingerlings released into the lake since the year 2000.

Every month EMFMI meet socially to fish either Ewen Maddock or Baroon Pocket Dam, fishing through the morning after an early start and firing up the barbecue by lunch, telling a few yarns. Last weekend was no different, except due to the group’s busy schedule, it had been some time since the group had fished Ewen Maddock Dam. With last year’s fish fingerlings now being of a size to target, EMFMI purposely set out to see if their hard work to raise funds for these fish fingerlings had been worth it. When the fingerlings were released 12 months ago they were only 30mm long, those same fish now range from 150mm to 200mm in length and took a liking to bait presentations and to hard bodied lures. Twenty Bass and 15 Perch were caught and released for the morning’s session and all fish looked to be very healthy which is very encouraging.

EMFMI members are extremely excited at the prospect of both fisheries being a draw card for anglers in the very near future.

If you are interested in becoming a member of EMFMI, or would like to sponsor the group in any way or just want to know their meeting times or calendar of events, you can contact the fish stocking group via their website. www. ewenmaddock.com.au www.gcnews.com.au

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Glasshouse Country Bowls Club Contributed by Dennis Hume

Beerwah Ladies Golf Club Contributed by Jenny Kelly

Wednesday - Ladies Bowls Day. The second round of the Ladies Championship Singles was played. Marleen Bertram def Millie Freshwater 25 to 15. Di Hunt def Jenny Hobson 25 to 21. In the social bowls played the results were in a game of triples, Maurie Dawes, John McSwain and Kerry Capern drew with Warren Blackbourne, Dennis Hume and Rob Scullion 21 all. In a game of pairs, Joan Wilson and Dalijia Wells def Rae Farrell and Di Garland 21 to 19.

On Thursday - Open Pairs Day. In the AM game Lindsay Henderson and Bob Moss were the winners with the runners up being Bob Bloomer and Ron Wilson. In the PM game the winners were Rob Scullion and Brian Fogarty with the runners up being Maurie Dawes and Jonothan Orr. Also on Thursday a round of the Ladies Championship Singles was played resulting in Monika Duff def Chris freshwater 25 to 11.

The rain cleared away, for a while let's hope, and 52 girls competed in a Par event on Thursday for trophies kindly donated by Pam Marsden and Lyn Steele. Division 1 winner was Jen Kelly, on a count back from Sue Williamson, both with -2.

Barb McIntosh won 2nd Division with a -4 from Carol Fraser on -5. NTPs were Sue Williamson on 2, our new Vice Captain Mavis Brimelow on 5, Lesley Eggleston on 16 and Heather Henn on 18.

The ball run down went to -6.

On Saturday, 36 girls played a course which was a bit drier to compete in a Single Stableford competition for a trophy kindly donated by Heather Henn. The winner was Lesley Eggleston, on a count back from Jo Eccles, with a score of

35 points. NTPs were A. Tito on 2, Liz Flavell on 5, Heather Henn on 16 and Andrea Campbell on 18. The ball run down went to 32 points.

Our weekend pennant team braved heavy rain and very sloppy conditions at Headland Golf Club on Sunday in a match against the Nambour team. We came away with two wins, two losses and one square to square the day.

Let's hope the rain stays away for a while now.

Until next week, stay safe and good golfing.

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PISCES February 20 – March 20 Advice you may receive may be quite conflicting, so this would be a time to go with your gut feeling and make your own decision. At the weekend you can be very restless and impulsive. Your moods may be unpredictable so take care when communicating with those who are close to you. A change of car is indicated, as well as a short holiday.

ARIES March 21 – April 20 Where romance is concerned this can be a time of celebrations and a lot of social life. Those Aries who are on their own can now meet someone more meaningful and compatible. Positive changes can now occur in your life. Personal growth, self improvement courses will be beneficial.

TAURUS April 21 – May 21 The new moon indicates that you will be focusing on private concerns. Socialising may take a back seat at this period as there may be an unfinished task that needs completing. You can also be more sensitive than at other periods. This is a very important time for soul searching and to devote more time to yourself. Renovating the home or a move is possible.

GEMINI May 22 – June 21 Deep transformation can be taking place.

Your home, your career and your self worth can be challenged. This is a time of soul searching and having the faith that you will succeed in what you’re really want out of life. Watch that you don’t overspend on luxury items. Some changes can occur with a close relationship.

CANCER June 22 – July 22 This is a very important time for you to keep focused on what you want and where you are going. Things should go pretty well your way. You may feel a need to take things at a quicker pace, if this is so, try and take things slower than usual, rushing will get you nowhere. A change of car is possible.

Leo July 23 – August 22 Restrictions around your work and relationships could get you down at times.

This is a time when you will need to keep centred and positive about your life.

New opportunities are on their way. A new love can come into your life. Changes in the home are possible. A problem with a family member will be sorted out.

VIRGO August 23 – September 22 Love relationships can be quite prominent now. A new love can begin or an old love can come back into your life. Try not to set too high a standard, there is no such thing as a perfect person, everyone has some faults. A holiday may now be in the making which can work out well.

LIBRA September 23 – October 22 Making new friends and starting a new life style and social group can bring some very important people into your life.

Money may seem to come and go very quickly. Problems with a car could put some pressure on your budget. A problem connected with a child will need to be sorted out.

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Finding time for yourself will be important.

You’ll also need to be tactful dealing with authority figures. A promotion is possible.

Pressure can be put on you, but by taking it easy you can succeed.

SAGITTARIUS November 23 – December 22 This is not a good time to take things to heart. You may feel quite sensitive and a bit rejected. Take things very slowly, as this is not the right time to make important decisions, especially where love relationships are concerned. There can be a change in your work environment. New car likely.

CAPRICORN December 23 – January 19 A private talk with a work mate can give you some valuable information. However this is not the time to mix business with pleasure. Opportunities to buy or sell property can be very strong now.

Excellent news coming regarding a child.

Lots of changes at this time can be made in the home. New car is possible.

AQUARIUS January 20 – February 19 You are on a new career path. Unexpected business developments are in your favour. Someone from the past can come back into your life. Confusion around a relationship will now start to clear. Freedom will be important to you at this time. Try and take your time with decisions. A new job situation can arise out of the blue.

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Beer specials available from Wednesday March 14th, 2012 until Tuesday March 20th, 2012.

All other specials available until Tuesday March 27th, 2012. Images are for illustrative purposes only. Specials available only in the state of Queensland. Beer prices may vary in country and far www.gcnews.com.au North Queensland. Different pack sizes and variants may not be available in all stores.

Corona.

30x375ml Cans.

24x375ml Stubbies or Cans.

3299 ea

$

Bundaberg UP Rum, Bundaberg Red Rum or Johnnie Walker Red Scotch.

700ml.

24x355ml Stubbies.

7

$ 99 ea Nottage Hill, Long Flat or Penfolds Rawson’s Retreat Wines.

16

Any $ 2 for

Yellowglen Yellow NV Sparklings.

750ml.

750ml.

Bottlemart

QLD381281033CGCN

Any $ 2 for

4499

$

30PK CANS

All day, every day, you’re better off at Bottlemart.

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Bottlemart supports the responsible service14 and consumption MARCH 2012 | of alcohol ID 25.

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Frizzo Road, Bruce Highway, Palmview, Sunshine Coast.

5494 5444

Open 7 days a week. Sunday to Thursday 10am – 7pm, Friday and Saturday 10am – 7.30pm.

Bottleshop specials available for 14 days or while stocks last.

ALL ONE PRICE!

$ 9999

3129

$ $ 99

1215

EACH

Jack Daniel’s & Cola Cans 4x375ml

Bundy, Bundy Red, Bundy 5 White, Johnnie Walker Red, Smirnoff Red 700ml

2 FOR

10

$

99 4 4

$ 9999

1629

3 FOR

20

$

EACH

McWilliams Inheritance Range 750ml

VB Cans 30x375ml

3123

EACH

XXXX Gold 30x375ml

$

$ 999

Bundaberg Rum & Cola, Johnnie Walker & Cola Cans Cube 24x375ml

These specials are hot hot hot!

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Banrock Station Range 750ml