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Want to source incredibly fresh and healthy local produce and products? Head along to the Blackall Range Growers Markets. Along with seasonal fruit and vegetables, organic meats and market cafe, there is locally blended coffee and a friendly community atmosphere. 316 Witta Road, Witta from 7.30am until 12.00noon.
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Fads and Fats at the Maleny Library from 10.00am – 11.30am, so you can get the most out of what you eat. Join local dietitian and nutritionist, Lynette Lamb as she helps you decipher the daunting world of nutrition. You will also learn how to read food labels and understand supplements. The sessions are free; however bookings are essential, phone 5475 8989.
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The NBN is heading to Maleny Hinterland to provide community information sessions. If you would like to find out more about the NBN proposals then drop in to the Maleny Information session between 3.00pm-6.00pm where there will be an informative display and NBN representatives on hand. Maleny Community Centre, 23 Maple Street. wwwnbnco.com.au/maps
Landsborough Tennis Club is having an open day and welcomes players to come along and play for free. The Club offers junior and adult coaching and a new ‘Fast 4 Tennis Format’. Sausage sizzle available starts 11.00am, Maleny Road, Landsborough.
The Glass House Neighbourhood Centre Women’s social group will be meeting for a casual cuppa. Please bring a plate to share and a $2.00 donation is greatly appreciated. 12.30pm - 2.30pm. For more details contact 5438 7000. Maleny Fix It Cafe – can assist with review and repairs to bicycles, small furniture and other small items as well as sewing. $5.00 per item for a simple review and repair if possible. From 9.00am - 2.00pm at the Maleny Neighbourhood Centre, 17 Bicentenary Lane Maleny.
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The first Goodwills Maleny House concert of 2016 is on today from 3.00pm. Featuring award-winning alt country duo, The Bobkatz (Garry Koehler and Rob Mackay). This ‘unplugged’ concert will have an opening bracket from hosts ‘The Goodwills’ and will be a great day out. Tickets are $15.00/$12.00. Phone Laurel on 5435 2333 for bookings and venue directions.
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Do you want to find out more about the Paleo Lifestyle? Head along to the Beerwah Library from 10.00am – 11.30am. Learn about an evolutionary way of life designed to feed the body’s key health and nutrition requirements. Join Aimee Clark and Clint Bauer from Primal Influence Sunshine Coast to discover the popular world of Paleo. The session is free however bookings are essential phone 5475 8989.
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s a ‘yarn bomber’, someone who likes to cover trees in knitting – (most of you will remember the front cover from last year just before Christmas), I have to say I was very impressed to see the handiwork of the ‘yowie lover’ at Landsborough. I couldn’t believe when we drove into Landsborough on Saturday that someone had gone to so much trouble to do something that would bring lots of smiles to the faces of both the young and young at heart visiting Pioneer Park at Landsborough. I am assuming that the creative genius behind Pioneer Park’s Yowie Mob wasn’t council staff – and I would love to know who was responsible and more importantly, did they do it under the cover of darkness? The first time I saw the Casuarina glauca common name ‘Cousin It’ being planted as part of the entry statement to the town, I thought they were a very quirky choice – and clearly I wasn’t alone. If anyone has any additional knowledge about the ‘yowie lover’ and would like to share the story please contact me on lea@ gcnews.com.au
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Former Beerburrum resident Joanna Wharton has written a book about her son Ethan (12) who was diagnosed with Asperger Syndrome at age four. In the book, Joanna explores Ethan’s life.
Joanna, who sees herself as an ordinary mum with an extraordinary challenge, said her son’s life takes form like a kaleidoscope of constantly changing patterns. “Approaching his unique life with an intimate view of beautiful chaos, I documented quirky stories and inspiring insights hoping that one day, people could discover new understanding and vitality for themselves,” she said. Because of this syndrome, Ethan perceives the world differently. He understands the world through touch; he senses his surroundings with the pads of his fingers or the tips of his toes. The book provided the framework for the performance piece 'Kaleidoscope'. This unique story explores beauty found in the smallest things, exploring Asperger Syndrome through the physical theatre of Circus Arts. Ethan will be starring in the show, which will premiere at the prestigious Judith Wright Centre in Brisbane, under the direction of world class seasoned directors and performers.
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and keen to draw attention to their urgent need for puppy carers in Queensland. Sharon and Paige are a great example of the benefits of volunteering as a puppy carer, and the positive influences that the program has on puppy carers and also the wider community. Each Seeing Eye Dog costs around $50,000 to train and currently there is a yearlong wait list for people that require a Seeing Eye Dog. Puppy Carers are essential to SEDA and their breeding program. With all costs covered by SEDA, the puppy caring program only requires volunteers to care for a puppy in their home from the age of eight weeks, until they are approximately 12 months of age. In a time where people’s financial budgets are stretched, this is a wonderful opportunity for people to get involved with the organisation without having to contribute financially. If you are interested in becoming a puppy carer or would like to find out more about Seeing Eye Dogs Australia visit www.seda.org.au or call 1800 037 773.
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Barry Hall to be calendar cover star By Sonia Clark
Following the success of her 2016 ‘Vintage Calendar Girls’ project to raise awareness for Rare Cancers Australia, Mt Mellum’s Misty Bland is excited to be producing a 2017 calendar with confirmation of a celebrity cover star. AFL Legend Barry Hall, who was also last year’s runner up winner on ‘I’m a celebrity get me out of here’ has agreed to be on the cover of the 2017 calendar. The Calendar will have a Gatsby
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inspired roaring 1920’s theme and will be sold locally. Shooting will commence on March 12 at Old Petrie Town in North Brisbane. The old world charm of the location will provide the perfect themed backdrop for the cover shoot which will also feature two ladies who both bring their own stories of living with challenging health issues. Misty has recently had a story in Take 5 Magazine and their New Zealand magazine Lucky Break. Following the publication of the story, she has been contacted by many others who also suffer from the same rare illness as her husband Rob, who was the initial inspiration for the project. “It is great that people have been able to connect and share their experience,” said Misty. Misty is passionate about raising exposure and funds for Rare Cancers of Australia. With 50% of diagnosed cancers coming under the ‘rare’ category, the Rare Cancer organisation provides vital support for people and their families with identification of 208 types of rare cancers. Shooting for the new calendar will take place from March through to June, with plans for a gala launch later this year on September 17. If you would like to support this project and the Rare Cancers Organisation, head to https://www. rarecancers.org.au to donate and put a foot note for sponsorship for Vintage Calendar Girls. As a registered charity, all donations are totally tax deductible. facebook.com/vintagecalendargirls.com
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This year’s World Day of Prayer will be held on Friday, March 4, and the service has been compiled by the World Day of Prayer Committee in Cuba. The theme is Jesus said ‘Receive Children, Receive Me.’ The World Day of Prayer is an international ecumenical Christian laywomen’s initiative, celebrated annually in over 170 countries. The movement aims to bring together women of various races, cultures and traditions in a yearly common Day of Prayer, as well as in closer fellowship, understanding and action throughout the year. This year there will be combined services in both Glasshouse Country and on the Range. Glasshouse Co-ordinator Eunice Prickett of Peachester said this year’s service will be hosted by the Glasshouse Country Uniting Church at Beerwah and will be held at 9.30am with a morning tea to follow. “An open invitation is extended to all to attend the service and then join in fellowship,” Eunice said. In Maleny the Catholic Church will be hosting the service and it will also begin at 9.30am with refreshments to follow. Maleny co-ordinator Catherine McGrath is encouraging members of other churches and services groups to attend on the day. To find out more about World Day of Prayer, and Cuba in particular, please take a look at the website www.worlddayofprayeraustralia.org
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Dreamfox Studios is a small local independent app game company that have recently debuted their game ‘Pennychute’ to the Apple App store. Located at Mooloolah, the company is the brainchild of a young 23-year-old game designer, Jonathon Fox and his team. GC&M News caught up with Jonathon to find out more about his background and his company’s adventures into the digital world. How long have you been designing apps for? For a few years now, and have many concepts that are ready to go. When I decided to take the plunge into the world of apps I quit my job to work from home in Mooloolah. Since then I have been trying to find an app that was small, fun and possibly addictive. This was to give us the best chance at producing a ROI (return on investment) while getting a feel for the process and the market. Did you study here on the Sunshine Coast? No, I did not go to university. I have not learnt how to write code – however I have taught myself about the industry. I created the concept of the game along with the help of my team and we designed the UI (User Interface – how the game looks) of the game. The UX (the code that makes our 2D pictures move and makes the app function) was outsourced. What led you to become an app designer? I was always interested in inventing and creating new things ever since I can remember. I was sent an article by my brother about apps and how they could be a business. I thought this industry seemed like a good fit and this is where it all began. I was hooked on the idea. The idea of creating and developing something new, that people all around the world could enjoy. The lifestyle also appealed to me. I could work from home or from anywhere in the world, providing there is an Internet connection. What process was involved in debuting your game on the app store? First there was the idea. After we thought it might work we designed how the app would actually work and what it would look like. Then came the programming and this involved many beta’s (test versions) that we would have to
Team Dreamfox -Jonathon Fox, Brian Fox and Hannah Somerville go through and test thoroughly, finding bugs and glitches. When the final beta was reached, and all the screenshots, trailer and text for the App Store were complete, we had to submit Pennychute! to the Apple review process. Once approved, we released the app onto the App Store allowing anyone in the world to download Pennychute! for free. How has the response been so far? The response has been overwhelming so far. The game has now started to acquire downloads from various countries around the world, including Indonesia, United States, Brazil, Germany, Cambodia and the United Arab Emirates, just to name a few. What is the game about? In the game you are a penny (coin) that is dropped into a piggy bank. Inside the belly of the pig there are white bars that are opening and closing at different speeds, trying to stop you reaching the bottom. You have a parachute that you can open and close to help you as you fall. If the coin is hit, game over. However, if the parachute is hit, it will fly off and you will free fall out of your control until you are inevitably crushed between a set of bars. You are trying to descend as far as possible to achieve a high score. Anything else you’d like our readers to know? Are there more ideas in the pipeline? Yes we are currently working on a new game and can’t wait for its release in the near future.
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Winners and losers for train commuters The long awaited rail line from Petrie to Redcliffe (Kippa-Ring) – called the Moreton Bay Line – is planned to be operational in mid-2016, bringing more than 100 years of political promises to fruition. As a result, there will be a changed timetable for the Sunshine Coast line which has concerned a number of local commuters, who contacted the GC&M News office. We asked Jeff Addison, Sunshine Coast commuter advocate, what he saw as the issues, pitfalls and benefits. From a comparative study he undertook of the existing timetable versus the proposed timetable, he concludes that there are wins and there are losses. “The changes will result in an effective 11% cut to services overall,” he said. “The good news is that, overall, both morning and afternoon peak services will be faster, and there will be more express services in non-peak times. “The express leg for most trains (each direction) will be from Petrie to Northgate to Eagle Junction to Bowen Hills. The Gympie north trains will run Caboolture to Petrie to Northgate to Bowen Hills and vice versa. “It will mean the elimination of 10 rail buses every day for commuters between Nambour and Caboolture. “It will mean a reduction of 34 services per week – that’s part of the bad news. Fifty rail buses are gone and they are replaced with 16 trains. “Our levels of service will remain unchanged –
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Evening View has new committee
The Caloundra Evening View Club, which aims to assist disadvantaged children with their education in a variety of ways, had its AGM at our meeting on February 9. The members congratulated the out-going committee on the excellent work they have done and welcomed the new committee. Everyone enjoyed an evening of conviviality and were pleased to hear that our efforts on behalf of the students is appreciated. At our next meeting we will have a guest speaker, Ms Nevenka Golc-Clarke, Hon. Counsellor for Slovenia in Queensland.
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Another year older! Mary Baker recently celebrated her 101st birthday at morning tea in the hall at the Mary McKillop Centre following a Sunday Church service. Mary keeps on keeping on and still does the bible reading on Sunday, (without glasses). The morning tea was a follow up from Mary’s birthday party the day before at the pub.
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New Owner for Curves Beerwah
Beerwah local Nikki Bremner had already been a member of Curves Beerwah for a number of years when the chance to purchase the business from long time owner Linda Bibo presented itself. Excited about the huge potential of the women’s only gym, that offers friendly and accessible fitness solutions including circuit training, group fitness and weight loss options – Nikki embraced the opportunity. Nikki is a qualified chef with over 26 years hospitality experience, so she knows a lot about nutrition. She also brings her strong work ethic and approachable people skills to her new role as owner. “Curves offer a rare service specially designed for women – we welcome women of all fitness levels and ages,” says Nikki. Curves at Beerwah has been running successfully since 2006, with previous owner Linda buying into the franchise in 2009. Family care commitments have required that she move on from the business and Linda is thrilled that a long term member, who is clearly passionate about both the brand and the wellbeing of its members, has stepped up to take over ownership.
Previous owner Linda Bibo with new owner of Curves Beerwah, Nikki Bremner Nikki is excited about a number of plans to enhance the business and has already completed her Curves business training and coaching. While long term staff members Toni and Carol will be staying on, Nikki is keen to be a hands on owner and looks forward to spending time on site as the ‘go to’ person for the business. Plans are currently underway to revitalise the decor and Nikki is exploring the options of developing a range of healthy smoothies, energy balls and protein bars specially made in house for members using Curves nutritional products.
International Mediums at Landsborough Mediums Sandi Clark and Mike Mayes are coming all the way from the UK to visit Landsborough Health & Wellness by popular demand on Monday and Tuesday, February 22 and 23 only. Sandi is an International Medium who works as a Psychic, Medium and Teacher. She is a medium trained at the Arthur Findlay College in the UK, giving private readings
All in one fitness re-launch All in One Fitness (formally Maximise Fitness) in Simpson Street at Beerwah held their relaunch day last Saturday. Despite the bad weather first thing, it cleared up, and the day ended up being a success. The All in One Fitness team were joined by a number of other community groups who had stalls on the day including Flush Fitness, Queensland Country Women’s Association – Beerwah Branch, as well as Neddy’s Nosebags and Tibro's Netball Club who helped out with the sausage sizzle and drinks. While the jumping castle from Casper Jumping Castles was a huge hit with the little ones, the special guest on the day, Batman, was a big hit with quite a few of the grown up participants! The owners of All in One Fitness said it was great to see so many Beerwah residents come out and support them on the day! 10
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and public demonstrations of mediumship and clairvoyance around the world. Mike is an international trance healer who works and teaches as an amazing healer. He talks and offers workshops around the world also. Call the Centre on 5314 1231 if you have any questions or would like to secure your spot for Monday or Tuesday.
Sunshine Coast Council voters will know who have donated to candidates’ campaign funds before voting occurs in the March 19 elections thanks to an initiative of peak local residents group Organisation of Sunshine Coast Associations of Residents (OSCAR). Queensland electoral laws only require disclosure of donations to the Electoral Commission 15 weeks after an election with the public only becoming aware months after the ballot. “Voters need to know the source of candidates’ campaign funding before they vote to allow them to make an informed choice,” Ian Christesen President of OSCAR said. “Developers are the main contributors to council election campaigns and we want to know who is bankrolling candidates before we vote,” he said. OSCAR, which represents community groups across the Sunshine Coast, said successive state governments have failed to act on independent corruption watchdog recommendations. The Crime and Misconduct Commission (CMC) report into Gold Coast Council elections of 2004 and the December 2015 report into Ipswich Council Mayor 'Transparency and accountability in local government' by the revamped Crime and Corruption Commission (CCC) both recommended disclosure of political campaign donations before poll day. OSCAR and peak residents association Brisbane Residents United (BRU) jointly wrote to Deputy Premier and Minister for Local Government, Jackie Trad in November 2015, requesting changes to the local government to compel prior disclosure of campaign donations and the banning of donations from developers as occurs in New South Wales. Three months later no response or acknowledgement has been received. “Clearly the State Government refuses to act on disclosure and electoral reform so it is left to the community. Disclosure is the first small step in wider electoral reform,” Mr Christesen said. OSCAR is calling on the Crime and Corruption Commission to start an inquiry into political donations something neither the LNP nor the Labor party and their large financial backers want. “The CCC is an independent body and doesn’t need to take direction from government. The development industry would need to be a major focus of any inquiry. Our democracy is increasingly up for sale to the highest bidders,” he said. OSCAR would want the inquiry to consider banning donations from all organisations including unions, businesses and business peak bodies. “A simple principle should apply – if you can’t vote you shouldn’t be able to donate,” Mr Christesen said. To view the website and find out more on what OSCAR is all about, go to www.disclosure.oscar. org.au
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Local Government Election 2016
Know Your Candidate - Division 1
Know your candidates With the Council Elections confirmed for Saturday, March 19, here at GC&M News we want you to be as informed as possible about the candidates who are running, as well as the ways you can vote before election day, and where you can vote on election day. GC&M News will feature each of the candidates from Division 1, Division 5 and the Mayoralty race, making sure that you know who they are
and what they stand for. This week it’s Division 1 – which covers Beerburrum, Glass House, Beerwah, Peachester, Bald Knob, Landsborough, Mount Mellum, Palmview and part of Glenview and Mooloolah. Next week we cover Division 5 and the Mayoralty candidates. Between then and the election, we will print more information about the candidates and the
election process. You will also most likely see some advertisements paid for by the candidates – these will be distinguished by having the word 'ADVERTISEMENT' included at the top or the bottom. At the same time, the State Government is holding a referendum on the introduction of fixed four year terms for State Parliament. We’ll try to cover that topic as well.
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As the owner of Driftwoods Unique Gifts for the last three years, I have had the pleasure of communicating with thousands of local people regarding matters of interest and concern. It has become apparent that the support and advocacy of residents, businesses and community groups within Division 1, should be firmer, more professional and insistent into the future. Large entities have financial and human capacity to advocate their own message, but small businesses and the individual’s voice has been largely ignored. A current instance being the absence of any real council support for the views of residents, businesses and environmental supporters who unanimously pushed for a better design of the Bruce Highway Upgrade than that handed out by Main Roads as a fait accompli. Council have remained substantially silent and people on the west of the Bruce Highway have largely been ignored. Community consultation does NOT mean telling people what is going to happen. Consultation is about listening and genuinely accepting concerns and incorporating change and improvement that results in a better outcome for all stakeholders. A number of recurring issues are evident. The further away from larger population areas of the Sunshine Coast, the more the feeling of isolation and ignoring of people’s issues grows. The failure of council to ensure appropriate levels of infrastructure and service beyond the minimum required of developers is maintained. The most highlighted instance being the single lane each way out of Caloundra’s Belvista Estate where additional lanes and a second access is many years overdue. Residents concern of the failure to address this grossly inadequate infrastructure is yet to be resolved. Beerwah - East and Aura projects similarly concern people. The potential for a disease outbreak resulting from the expanding bat colony roosting within a few hundred metres of the Landsborough Primary School and immediately adjacent to many homes also concern residents greatly. The continual influx of families to our idealistic Sunshine Coast is ultimately dampened by difficulties experienced in gaining local employment, particularly for youth. Council does not currently maximise opportunities for youth employment, I intend for that to dramatically improve. We need stronger, more transparent leadership and advocacy for Division 1, the fastest growing region of the Sunshine Coast Council. www.gcnews.com.au
Email: rick.baberowski@gmail.com www.re-electRick.com Facebook: Cr Rick Baberowski Division 1
Four years ago, Glasshouse Country residents set me some clear goals: revive our economy, fix our roads, raise the standards of our public spaces, and protect our environment and country town lifestyles. We've made great progress, and I've shown I can get results on the ground. I'm asking for your vote so I can use the experience I've gained to finish the job. Four years ago, our economy was struggling, and Division 1's biggest township, Beerwah, was described in regional media as ‘dying a slow death’. Now the Sunshine Coast is ranked as one of Queensland's best economies. Business confidence is up, youth unemployment is down, and Beerwah has a strong commercial and community heart after council's town upgrade. Next term, we need to build on this with more job creation programs, and by delivering the gamechanging projects council has set up to inject millions into our economy. We also need projects of the quality of the Beerwah upgrade for other towns. Landsborough especially has increasing problems with commuter parking and peak-hour congestion. If re-elected, I am determined to work with Landsborough residents on a major town upgrade that addresses their problems and aspirations. After that, it's on to Glass House Mountains. Getting transport right is vital. I have achieved upgrades for many long-term ‘problem’ roads like Glenview Road and Storrs Road in Peachester. Next term, I will argue for further upgrades, such as to Roys and Pikes roads. I will also continue pushing for rail duplication, and for a light rail system that would connect the Glasshouse Country railway towns to Caloundra, Maroochydore and the new hospital. The massive suburbs of Caloundra South (Aura) are now under construction. Our modern country town character is our point of difference. We must make it into our biggest strength if we want to retain our identity and protect our environment and the competitiveness of our businesses. We don't want to become another Gold Coast, and we shouldn't. I am confident we are on the edge of a longawaited era of prosperity. With your support, I would love to help make it happen.
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As a long time resident of the Sunshine Coast Division 1, I have seen first-hand the issues that concern the community and have worked with local and Government bodies in recent years to ensure better facilities for Division 1. My passion lies in the local transport infrastructure and to this end, I have worked tirelessly with Transport and Main Roads in order to ensure that the Bruce Highway upgrade is designed to service not only through traffic, but local residents and businessesas well. I would also like to see the duplication of the rail line to Landsborough and beyond, and rail services to the coast become a priority, not only for Division 1, but for all residents of the Sunshine Coast. This is essential for our long term regional sustainability. We cannot rely on just the Bruce Highway, no matter how much it is upgraded. Whilst I enjoy and appreciate the ambience and feel of the hinterland towns within Division 1, I also wish to see the new developments of Bellvista, Bells Reach and Aura become some of Australia’s best modern suburbs, and indeed cities. All of the Division needs equal attention with regards to council services and maintenance. I do not wish to see the hinterland towns overlooked when it comes to facilities and infrastructure, and I will work to ensure that we are on an equal footing with all other Divisions within the Sunshine Coast Council. As a small business owner, I understand how every cent counts and I will ensure that funds (your money!) is well spent and that we receive fair value for any projects undertaken. Division 1 is a large and diversified area and I would like to represent all constituents equally. To this end I encourage you to contact me to discuss any concerns that you may have. I will endeavour to perform the core function of being a councillor, representing all of our Division to the best of my ability in order to ensure that Division 1 is Number One.
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School News Dedication service
Recently the Glasshouse Christian College held its annual college dedication service. The event has become an important tradition in the school calendar. This year was extra special as the college celebrated having more than 1,000 students enrolled. Principal Mike Curtis reminded students of the school’s humble beginnings with only 16 students when it opened 16 years ago. “GCC was built on the back-breaking work and sweat of volunteers. School families and church members worked together clearing the land, laying bricks, and digging drains to make the dream a reality,” he said. “Teachers and staff were hired, but worked for well below industry rates because that is all we could afford at the time. “We need to thank those who went before us and be grateful for their vision, persistence and hard work,” he added. The dedication service was also the first official event for GCC’s new captains. Senior Captains Joshua Andrews and Moale James, Middle School Captains Kirra Dodwell and Joshua Bull, and Primary School Captains Olivia Ellis and Daemon Cruise, ran the service welcoming guests and leading prayers for students, parents, staff and the Board.
School Leaders induction
Beerwah State School recently held a special school parade to celebrate the induction of the 2016 Student Leaders. There were 22 students who were inducted into the traditional Student Leadership program as they enter their final year of Primary School. Positions included school captain, and school vice-captain, members of the Student Council and four sports house captains and vice-captains. Nominations for these positions occurred late last year. All of the students spent time learning their student leadership affirmation which they all proudly recited to the rest of the school, teachers and invited family members and guests. They were presented on stage with their student leadership name badges from principal Janet Austen. The parade was followed by a special morning tea for family members of the students. A great opportunity for their well earned successes to be celebrated. The first job for the eager student council will be to organise and run the school disco coming up in the next few weeks.
(Back) Zoe, former Beerwah Student, Beerwah High School Principal Mr Glen Robinson, Mark McArdle MP, Mrs Millerd, Principal Janet Austen and Deputy Principal Deb Mitchell. (Front) 2016 Student Captains, (Vice) Paige, Tyler-Maree, Jack and (Vice) Brock GCC College Captains at their first official event for 2016. Daemon Cruise, Olivia Ellis, Joshua Andrews, Moale James, Joshua Bull and Kirra Dodwell
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Contributed by Allison Edwards Glass House Mountains State School has deemed 2016 as the year of engagement with a focus on developing interested and active students and to foster a love of learning. Recently each grade undertook a Team challenge Day with the aim to engross the students and get them out of their comfort zone in a safe and supportive environment. These cooperative activities engage the whole person - hand, heart and mind. These games pose challenges that take savvy, communication and skill, in order to accomplish the task. A lot of fun was had by all, including the teachers but more importantly, there was a noticeable sense of togetherness at the end of the day. This unity is sure to transfuse into the whole school and the wider community. If the object was to increase participation and enjoyment at school, the Team Challenge Day took huge strides towards this, together.
Beerwah School induction
The State member, Mark McArdle, recently attended the Induction Ceremony at Beerwah State School. He congratulated all of the lovely students at Beerwah State School who were part of the 2016 Student Induction ceremony. “I was honoured to be able to speak to and offer some leadership advice to the school’s new leaders. If you always strive to reach above the goals at hand then you will always succeed. “Congratulations to you all and I look forward to seeing some of you at the graduation ceremony later in the year,” he said.
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You Said It Say no to four year terms
Thank goodness the question of four year terms for our State government is going to be decided by referendum. Attorney general D'Ath suggests that a four year term gives the government time to plan their work (agenda?) around fixed dates. Does not the same apply to the current three year terms? At least, we the people can remove an inactive government, without prolonging the agony for a further 12 months. Say no to four year terms regardless of the colour of your politics. We are already over governed at Council, State and Federal level. James Aitken Mooloolah Valley
Disturbed by views
While I wish no disrespect to Peter Bowles and Derek Browning, I am disturbed by their views in the matter of climate change and possible human causes. There are scientists in disciplines relating to climate who are convinced that climate change is occurring, and that human activity is a factor, and there are others who take the opposite view. If we take steps to limit carbon emissions, and the climate change proponents turn out to be wrong, one or two generations will suffer unnecessary changes to their way of life. If on the other hand we do nothing, and the climate change proponents are right, our planet will become uninhabitable by humans. For me, the logical course is not to take the risk. Neil Lovett Glass House Mountains
Cyber bullying
We have recently been the victims of Cyber bullying, I always believed that bullying was left behind in the school playground along with school children and fist fights. But now with the online sensation of the internet, it happens here too, just because someone takes a dislike to you. As an adult running their own business it could just be seen as sour grapes, unprovoked and unnecessary. We are not quite the age when the gloves were thrown and it would have been sorted by pistols at dawn. It is displayed from behind a screen, harsh words,
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Climate Change/Global Warming Deniers
In a recent issue of GC&M news, we got a duet from a couple of global warming deniers. I always find it interesting to hear from such people who come forward with their conspiracy theories. Thank goodness we live in a society that engages in hearing all opinions. And I admire the persistence of the deniers in the face of overwhelming scientific concurrence that the world is warming. To quote localised selective examples to the contrary belies the concurrence of the evidence that is being gathered worldwide. Try selling your theories to the people of Kiribati who are watching the 313 square miles which comprise the land mass of their country disappear from under their feet as the sea rises. Try telling your story to the Inuit and other people of northern Canada, Alaska, and Greenland whose subsistence existence disappears as the ice caps disappear, not to mention the devastating impacts being experienced by the wildlife in the area. (I guess the people can be retrained to service the growing tourism industry now that the Northwest Passage is open for business 24/7). Preach to the masses of people around the world who are experiencing increasing occurrences of abnormal vicious and more frequent extreme weather events (floods, droughts, cyclones, hurricanes, fires, severe storm activities), but don’t be surprised at the reaction you might get. Argue with the scientific evidence of rising sea temperatures and acidification (the world’s equivalent to the miners canary) and see how far it gets you. Put forward all the conspiracy theories you like as to whether mankind has contributed to any or all of this. But whichever way it falls, surely doing something to mitigate the effects of what is happening must be better than doing nothing, or, worse still, preaching conspiracies to lull people into inertia. Cliff Schnick Glass House Mountains
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Hoodwinked by climate change
Thank you to Derek Browning for the history of our first fleet and early weather recording in Australia. (GC&M News 10/2/2016). Thank you also Peter Bowles in the same edition explaining how ‘eminent scientists’ disproved all the Green alarmist group’s claims that we were suffering ‘Global Warming’. Finally, thank you Leone Newell (The Truth of the Matter, GC&M News 3/2/16) for getting the ball rolling and invoking Lance Pidgeon who has been researching our early Aussie weather records way back to the early 19th century. Clearly, you all believe that man-made climate change is a misnomer and something we should at least be sceptical about or at best disbelieve. I'm not writing to argue with you (even though I believe all the points made are easily refutable). After all, like the anti-vaccinators, people have their beliefs and will choose any form of 'science' to support it. What I would sincerely like to know is: Why do you think the rest of the world has been hoodwinked by climate change science? Why have the vast majority of climate scientists been coerced into perpetrating this lie on the world? What's behind this wrongness? Answering these questions will go a long way to helping me understand why you have come to your point of view. In the meantime I will blindly allow the world's best to make the hard decisions about the planet's delicate eco systems. Looking forward to hearing from you. Peter Gawith Peachester
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With a UN report showing that more people in the world own a mobile phone than a toilet, you could find that advertising good reception is more valuable than an extra bathroom. A McCrindle study found that 25 per cent of renters specifically look for a strong mobile signal and 31 per cent looked for cable internet. Advertising or installing these features could generate a lot more interest in your rental property. The furry friends Nearly 50 per cent of all renters have a pet and 35 per cent of renters would get a pet if they were allowed one.
Consider changing your policy on animals and you could potentially double the number of tenants applying for your rental property. Parking The number one feature sought by renters in the McCrindle study was adequate parking, at 38 per cent. Installing parking can be costly, even requiring the landlord to refinance their loan. However, you may be able to find a spot that is a short distance away from the household. It allows you to advertise “nearby” parking if not on-site parking, and your renters will appreciate the additional research.
Want further home loan advice? Call Teresa Harrison from Smartline today. Whether you are looking for a home loan, an investment loan or vehicle and equipment financing, Teresa can help you.
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with Braxton Turnage - Adjust to Life Chiropractic Do you sometimes feel like the Energizer bunny when his battery runs low? You might start the day strong, but by mid-afternoon, you can't quite keep going and going. Fatigue afflicts everyone at one time or another. Assuming your doctor has ruled out serious medical causes, there are a few basic steps you can take to ‘recharge your batteries’. 1. Pace yourself. If you're a go-getter, you probably like to keep going until the job is complete. Instead of burning through all your ‘battery life’ until you’re completely spent, studies show taking time to rest and eat will actually help you get more done in a shorter amount of time. 2. Take a walk or a nap. There's nothing more satisfying than a short power nap when you're pooped out. However, if you have trouble sleeping at night, know that napping can make insomnia worse. If that's the case for you, get moving instead. Get up and walk around the block, or just get up and move around. 3. Rest your mind. In today’s busy stress-filled world, many people are much more ‘mentally fatigued’ than physically fatigued. Schedule a few ‘time outs’ throughout your day where you spend 5-10 minutes letting your brain relax. Practices like meditation, prayer, and mindfulness may assist. Or just find a quiet place to relax. Set an alarm so you can rest at ease without the fear of falling asleep or worrying how much time you have left. 4. Fuel up wisely. A sugary roll from the bakery delivers plenty of calories, but your body tends to metabolise them quickly, and then you can end up with sinking blood sugar and fatigue. You'll maintain a steadier energy level by eating lean protein and unrefined carbohydrates. Don't skip meals, either. Your body needs a certain number of calories to get through the day's work. It's better to space your meals out so your body gets the nourishment it needs all through the day. 6, 21 Peachester Road, Beerwah Ph: 5494 0499 www.adjusttolife.com.au
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Living Visitor Information Centre Update By Bev Dooley The team from Glass House Mountains Visitor Information Centre had a big hand in the local Dunny races at Aussie World on Australia Day. Below you will see Maree Chappell and Maureen Palte keeping a look out, and Denise Fidler hanging on for a dunny. From what was a very early and damp start, came a brilliant morning that was lots of fun, with live crosses to the Today show and energetic cheering on of the teams. As with all these things, a bit of waiting round before the next live cross, and off we went again cheering for our team. Considering the amount of rain that fell that morning we did exceptionally well, with only a downpour in the last few minutes. Did you know the visitor centres across the Coast have teams that often attend events to help promote the region? They really are a lot of fun and very social, if you feel you might like to join one of these, please call the centre on the below number.
What’s happening in Mooloolah Public Hall
Contributed by the Hall Committee Secretary Happy New Year and welcome back, everyone. We Need Your Support. Our story … the Hall is not council owned, it is community owned, left by pioneering families to this community. All costs (maintenance, upgrades, insurance) are paid from monies earned through hiring the hall out. Volunteers give many hours of their time to keep your Hall up and running. The present elected management team are all senior citizens. In all fairness, they should be given the chance to step down from their positions, but without input and eagerness from our younger community members, this cannot be done. Public suggestions are great, and many ideas of how to raise money to keep the hall alive are received. ‘Have dances more often’ or ‘run movies or bingo’ or ‘have market days’ – all great ideas but
without younger and more energetic community members willing to take positions on the committee or simply offer help, these tasks are almost impossible. What happens if the costs of maintaining the hall can no longer be met? After 100+ years, the thought of closing its doors, because no one is interested any longer will be a sad day for this community. What we need? Younger energy, younger ideas, entrepreneurial skills to join our team and bring our own local Hall back to the people to enjoy as communities should. Meetings are held (but can always be changed to accommodate working folk) on the 2nd Thursday of each month at 4.00pm in the Hall. You would be warmly welcomed. To have a chat, find out more or simply show your support phone 5494 7748 or 5494 7793 or 5494 7084. Come on, give it a go! Make your Hall part of your community once again.
Col’s mystery A lifelong lover of SLR photography saw me purchase my first digital camera in the year 2000. It had a mere 3.2 megapixels of 'thingy' and I couldn't wait to use it. Despite the rain, I waltzed around Landsborough and took shots of everything. It’s 2016 now, and I had the use (on trial) of a Canon digital camera, with all the bells and whistles, including 21 megapixels of 'thingy'. I didn't waltz around Landsborough 15 years later of course, I strolled and took pics of everything to compare with my first buy. To my amazement I found this anomaly, who stole the ding dong?
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Other news Matt Raimondo’s mini-film, ‘The Picture of the Mountains’ about a rock climber on the Sunshine Coast hinterland has been shortlisted for Wasatch Mountain Film Festival in Utah, USA (See: http:// blog.queensland.com/2014/03/27/rock-climbingglass-house-mountains-video/ The film festival will run from April 2 to April 9, if you are keen to keep an eye out and see how Matt goes. As a matter of interest, Glass House Information Centre carries a book by Michael meadows called the Living Rock ($39.95). It is a really great piece of historical reading on climbing in eastern Australia, with a section on the Glasshouse Mountains. The copies we have are all signed by Michael, and he will be at the centre later in the year for a chat about his studies.
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Out & About Out and social
The Glasshouse Country Women’s Social Group kicked off the year in fine form with a very special guest visitor – vibrant radio personality Caroline Hutchinson. Held at the Glasshouse Neighbourhood Centre last Wednesday, February 10, the room full of ladies were thoroughly entertained by hilarious stories and discussions with Caroline. Topics ranged from Caroline’s writing, radio career and home life, to behind the scenes insights into her popular and long-running breakfast show on Mix FM. The Glasshouse Country Women’s Social group meet on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday at the Glass House Mountains Neighbourhood Centre from 12.30pm – 2.30pm. They meet for fun, friendship and wellbeing. They hold a range of activities including outings, coffee and a catch-up along with guest speakers, cost is a $2.00 and participants bring along a plate of food to share.
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Barefoot bowls for fun and fundraising Don’t miss dinner and barefoot bowls at Club Glasshouse on Saturday, February 20. The Barefoot Bowls has been organised for Shae Geritz as part of her fundraising for the Maleny Show Charity Princess. Put a team of four together for the bowls or Shae will organise a team for you to go in, there will be plenty of raffles and prizes to be won. Cost is $35.00 for dinner and bowls, meal at 5.30pm, bowls from 6.30pm, there will be a choice of four meals served with salad and veggies. Club Glasshouse is located at 10 Coonowrin Road, Glass House. RSVP by February 17, to book please ring - Shae Geritz on 0447 071 177, Leanne Geritz 0429 143 176 or Karen Heading 0418 761 507.
Comedy Allstars are on the way For the past few weeks the Aboriginal Comedy Allstars have brought audiences to tears of laughter as they have toured some of Australia’s major cities and towns. Now heading to the Sunshine Coast for one hilarious night, Sunshine Coast Council’s Lake Kawana Community Centre invites you to join them on Thursday, March 10 at 7.30pm. From the oldest culture on earth comes the freshest and funniest stand-up comedy around. It’s the all-original Aboriginal Comedy Allstars showcase - featuring four of the brightest comedy stars under the Southern Cross. It doesn’t get more Aussie than this! Featuring hysterical stories from growing up, everyday observations and whatever inspires or grabs their attention on the night, you can expect great, big belly laughs from the heart of the wide, brown land. Don’t miss this great night of comedy, book your tickets by calling Lake Kawana Community Centre on 5413 1400, or visit www.scvenuesandevents.com.au.
Phoenix
Maleny Film Society screens Phoenix on Saturday, February 20 at 7.15pm at the Maleny Community Centre. Set in post war Berlin, Phoenix is an unfolding story about a German Jewish nightclub singer, Nelly Lenz (Nina Hoss) who survives Auschwitz only to receive a facial wound days before liberation. After facial reconstruction Nelly returns to Berlin to search for her husband Johnny (Ronald Zehrfeld) who may have betrayed her to the Nazis. When she finds him, he doesn’t recognise her as his wife but rather sees a woman who bears a striking resemblance to her. He craftily devises a plan to get Nelly to impersonate his ‘dead’ wife to claim her inheritance. Dinner at 6.00pm is catered by Spaghetti Junction. Pre-bookings can be made by members via the website. Tickets at the door for non-members. Check the website www.malenyfilmsociety.info for details.
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As part of the Maleny Wood Expo celebration, event co-ordinators Barung Landcare are offering a $500.00 cash prize to the winner of the Maleny Wood Expo t-shirt design competition. They are looking for a design that is contemporary, original and cool – a reflection of the great Wood Expo spirit! The winning design will feature on the official 2016 Maleny Wood Expo t-shirts. The Expo began as a way to raise awareness of the beauty of Australian timbers and the need to use them sustainably. In line with this, all wood exhibitors at the Expo are required to work in sustainably harvested native timbers, weed or recycled timbers. Competition entry is free, so get creative and submit your t-shirt entry by February 24. For more information and to view the competition guidelines, visit http://www.malenywoodexpo.com/tshirt-competition
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In the Garden
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Indoor plants are good for you
With the plethora of home renovation shows on TV, you don’t see too many which consistently have indoor plants as an integral part of the décor. But according to research from the University of Queensland, a space enriched with plants makes people happier. Although the study looked at an office environment, the outcomes would most definitely translate across into the home environment too. The study found that adding plants to an office also improved employee satisfaction and quality of life. They found that a green office improves physically, mentally and emotionally involvement, as it helps the workplace become a more enjoyable, comfortable and profitable place to be. The findings suggest that investing in landscaping – whether that is in the office or at home – will pay off through an increase in quality of life. So if you want to improve your quality of life, it could be as easy as having a parlour palm, some African violets or a philodendron in your lounge room.
Epsom salts … do they work in the garden?
People say that Epsom salts are good for the tomatoes. But is this really the case? Epsom salts are a naturally occurring bitter tasting mineral, discovered in 1695 in the well water of Epsom, England. The key ingredient in Epsom salts, as far as plants are concerned, is magnesium. Magnesium is one of the six plant macronutrients, elemental nutrients required by plants in relative abundance, along with nitrogen, phosphorous, potassium, calcium, and sulphur. Adding Epsom salts can correct a soil that is deficient in magnesium, sometimes evident by yellowing between the green veins of leaves. Magnesium also acts as a hormone trigger to encourage flowering in tomato plants, rose bushes, and flowering shrubs. Tomatoes, capsicums and rose bushes benefit the most from a dose of Epsom salts, because they have a high demand for magnesium. Try mixing two tablespoon of Epsom salts into a bucket of water, then either watering this mix to the soil or spraying it directly on plants. The magnesium is fairly soluble and so will be leached out when it rains … so a once a month application should be OK.
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Weeds, weeds and more weeds… then there are Pine trees with Ann McGrath One of the joys of our native bush is the wide variation of colour, texture shape and size of our vegetation.
By weeds, I am referring to those introduced species that threaten to overtake and demolish our native species and these exotic pines belong in that category: Slash pine (Pinus elliottii) and Radiata pine (Pinus radiate). These trees, Native to North America, belong in plantations but unfortunately do not understand the rules and have become environmental weeds along the east Coast of Australia. The birds don’t seem to find them useful except for the odd nest and the thick layer of pine needles on the ground discourages the growth of any healthy understory. Add to this, the sameness of their foliage and the ease at which their seed germinates, and they really have nothing going for them in our bushland. When we purchased our four acres, one of the first things we did was to have 80 pine trees felled, some of which were up to 70 cm in diameter. Thankfully they do not reshoot or need poisoning. What a difference it made to be able to see the bush in its natural glory. We left the stumps standing, burnt some of the trees and used some of the logs for borders around our would-be bush areas. Four years later, there is barely a trace of them and the bush is flourishing. The yellow tailed Black Cockatoos have discovered the grubs in the remaining logs and stumps and are quickly turning what is left of them into sawdust. Gotta love the bush! What's left of the pine trees after four years
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Banksia oblongifolia Aptly named Dwarf Banksia, Banksia oblongifolia is the smallest of the local Banksia species growing to a maximum of 1.5 metres. This Banksia is multi stemmed with stiff, dark green, serrated leaves, which are much paler on the underside. Currently flowering in our National Parks, these shrubs have pale yellow flower spikes at the end of the branches, which are similar to those of the much larger, Banksia integrifolia. The flowers are followed by woody seed cones which require heat to open and release the seeds. A most attractive feature of this plant is the velvety, rusty coloured terminal leaves and stems, that appear during periods of new growth.
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Noticeboard The Arthritis Queensland Sunshine Coast Support Group - Presenter, Juanita O’Rourke, a PHN officer, will discuss how primary health care is recognised as the most effective way to keep communities and individuals healthy and well, and likewise how preventive healthcare can improve the health outcomes of the region. The meeting will be held from 12.45pm to 2.00pm on Thursday, March 3 at the Maroochydore RSL SubBranch, 106 Memorial Avenue, Maroochydore. For more information or a chat phone Mary 5441 2259 or 0403 339 057. Meditation and Sharing - group meets Tuesday evenings 7.00pm - 8.30pm at the Beerwah Library Meeting Room. No charge, phone Peter on 0429 918 424 for more information. Glasshouse Country RSL Sub Branch Inc - Raffle Results Friday, February 5, 1st prize meat tray - C60 yellow – Yvonne, 2nd prize, IGA $20.00 Voucher - C18 pink – Nancy. Lucky meal prize $20.00 cash Proudly sponsored by KLM Energy Services, winner: orange 27 – Phyl. The club operates on Friday night with the bar opening at 5.00pm. Meals can be ordered from 6.00pm to 8.00pm. Choice of menu every second Friday and on the alternate Fridays will be either barbecue and salad or roast of the day with vegetables. Please come along and why not bring a friend? Next Friday night will be Roast and Vegetables.
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Sunshine Brass - will be giving a free concert in the park at Kenilworth (opposite the Cheese Factory) on Sunday, February 28 from 11.00am until 1.00pm. Why not take a Sunday drive out to this beautiful hinterland village and enjoy a picnic with the family while listening to some fantastic brass sounds with genres from pop to classical? For more information give Arch Robertson a ring on 0409 851 546 or email sunshinebrassband@ gmail.com Landsborough, Beerwah and Districts Spiritual Church Inc- meets at School of Arts Hall, Landsborough each Sunday, with healing from 5.00pm – 6.45pm and service from 7.00pm – 8.15pm, all welcome. For more information Phone: Rev Kerry 5494 1554, Rev Pam 0409 058 843, or Rev David 0408 713 214. Community Access - do you need internet access, photocopying or faxing? Your neighbourhood Centre can help. We have a community computer with internet access for you to use, and job search is free. We can also help with calls to Centrelink and other help services. We also have the ability to copy, fax, print, etc. Our friendly office volunteers are always happy to help, if you need it. We are situated in Ryan Street, Glass House Mountains (opposite Australia Post). For further information contact the Glass House Mountains Neighbourhood Centre, phone 5438 7000, fax 5438 7100 or e-mail admin@ghmnc.com
Sing Sunshine Coast - The harmonies are ringing now that the Sing Australia Sunshine Coast group has started the new year. Local leader Karen Froelich said there were over 140 Sing Australia groups in communities throughout Australia. This is an opportunity for men and women to gather once a week for the joy of singing in a group, without needing to confine themselves to the privacy of the shower or the car, or worrying about perfection. There are no auditions, and members don’t need to be able to read music. But Karen says, it’s not just a sing-a-long. "We are fortunate that our conductor and accompanist are both accomplished musicians, who help bring out the best blend of voices, and encourage us to challenge ourselves, whether it’s a modern pop song, a traditional feel, a show tune or a classical piece,’ said Karen. ‘New members are always welcome.’ Sing Australia Sunshine Coast rehearses every Monday night from 7.00pm to 9.00pm at St Lukes Lutheran Church Hall, Sydney Street, Nambour. For further information contact Karen on 0401 184 132, Di on 5441 1032, or Barrie on 5445 2258.
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Change is the only constant Change is all around us. In my five minute commute to the office each day, I drive past change both morning and afternoon. There are road works, and the progress of those road works, fruit stalls with new specials, notice boards with encouraging messages, change is all around us. There is also the change we want to implement in our personal lives. Eat less, sleep more, save money, exercise, change of diet, and the list goes on. In life we find external change easier to accept because a lot of the time it doesn’t have an immediate effect on our time or space. We all want to better ourselves, so why do wefind the process of change so confronting. The reason is because once we have decided to make a change we also need to become accountable, and that is uncomfortable. If we truly yield to change, the season of discomfort is replaced with a season of ease, but then the process must begin again, because with change comes growth. Change can come in many and varied forms such as trials, challenges, heart break and victories and yet all these areas can produce benefit in our lives, hopefully for the better.
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Local contact Rev Tony Halstead 0455 554 930
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There is a time to plant, a time to reap, a time to live and a time to die, a time to laugh and a time to mourn. The bible says Consider it all joy, when you encounter various trials, knowing that the testing of your faith produces endurance. Change challenges our convictions and our faith. While there is no joy in cancer, bankruptcy and other things we face, there is joy when we find rest for our souls through Christ Jesus, no matter the circumstance. The peace that God gives surpasses human understanding, it’s a peace that guards your heart and guides your steps. God through the bible gives us wisdom to handle change. Change is inevitable. But how change changes you, is your call. Change will either make you better or make you bitter; the choice is up to you. Amen
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Contributed by Dennis Hyme Saturday, February 6 - Super Challenge Round 4, played at Bongaree BC. Men’s Singles, Dean Shaw won 33 to 9. In the 1st Pairs, Graham Nicholson and Bill Tumbridge lost 16 to 18. In the 2nd Pairs, Rob Scullion and Mac Townson won 27 to 9. In the Triples, Ken Alchin, Phil Siggers and Gordon Dyer lost 11 to 25. In the Fours, Warren Blackbourne, Brett Collinson, Col Allen and Darren Taylor lost 17 to 20. Couple of close ones there boys! The Ladies Triples, Millie Freshwater, Rhyllis Aitken and Di Hume lost 17 to 27. In the Fours, Viv James, Joy Reason, Eileen Pierce and Rae Farrell lost 8 to 33. Wednesday, February 10 - Ladies Jackpot Triples Day. Di Garland, Jim Tatum and Rob Scullion def Jenny Morris, Greg Sauer and John McSwain 36 to 13. Lyn Griffiths, Russell Walmsley and Bob Bloomer def Rhyllis Aitken, Noelle Dean and John Aitken 20 to 15. Marleen Bertram, Trevor Bertram and Jan Lawson def Maz Idle, Jenny Hobson and Warren Blackbourne 26 to 17. Millie Freshwater, Rae Farrell and Wendy Platt def Peter Connor, Nina Connor and Ron Wilson 28 to 9. Dennis Hume, Jack Timm and Di Hume def Carol Thomas, George Cox and Bob Moss 30 to 12. David Hayes, Gordon Dyer and Joy Reason def Jacqui Cooper, Doug Loveday and Doug Sweedman 30 to 16. Winners for the day with the Lowest Winning Margin were Lyn Griffith, Russell Walmsley and Bob Bloomer with a margin of 5. The Jackpot did not go off, and next month will be $170.00. Thursday, February 11 - Open Pairs Bowls. Winners were Rob Scullion and Mac Townson with 2 + 40. Runners up were Ron Rix and Graham Nicholson with + 20 after a 3 way count back. Saturday, February 13 - Super Challenge Round 5. Played Scarborough at Glasshouse. In Men’s Singles Dean Shaw won 31 to 4. In the 1st Pairs, Graham Nicholson and Bill Tumbridge won 20 to 19. In the 2nd Pairs, Rob Scullion and Mac Townson won 21 to 14. In the Triples, Brett Collinson, Phil Siggers and Gordon Dyer lost 18 to 32. In the Fours, Warren Blackbourne, Col Allen, Terry Little and Darren Taylor won 20 to 14. In the Ladies Triples, Jenny Hobson, Millie Freshwater and Karen Bruce won 26 to 23. In the Fours, Di Hume, Rhyllis Aitken, Eileen Pierce and Rae Farrell lost 18 to 17. An overall win to Glasshouse! Hooray!. Saturday, February 13 - Hinterland Local League. The Ladies played at Pomona BC. In the Pairs, Marleen Bertram and Chris Freshwater lost 11 to 40 (Ouch). In the Triples Nina Connor, Di Garland and Wendy Platt lost 16 to 18. The men were to play at Mapleton BC, but the day was washed out due to heavy rain.
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Glasshouse and District Tennis
Contributed by Kirchheiner Friday Night Tennis – Just a reminder that the Friday competition will start on Friday, February 26 and finishes on June 10, for a 12 week competition, plus the finals week on June 17. It is open to all ages and abilities , for coached or non-coached players and beginners to advanced players. Matches are played at Glasshouse starting from 3.30pm to 5.30pm. Matches are not played on the school holidays or public holidays. If you would just like to have a game now and then, you can put your name down to be a fill-in player. If you are interested in playing this season, being a fill-in player, or would just like some information please ring Katya on 0417 625 194. You need to ring this week and put your name down to play, so that teams and match times can be organised for February 26. Come and have some fun and enjoy the competition on a Friday afternoon. Remember this is open to all ages and abilities, so come and give tennis a go for this season.
AFL Auskick at Landsborough
Contriubted by Craig Bales Glasshouse Hinterland's Club Auskick will be commencing this Thursday, February 18 from 3.30pm until 4.30pm at our grounds at Tunnel Ridge Road, Landsborough. Club Auskick is for five and six year olds, and those who are older who don't want to play club football. Auskick is for both boys and girls and is run over a nine week period. NAB AFL Auskick is the Australian Football League’s key introductory program for primary school aged children and their families. Sunshine Coast Auskick Co-ordinator Rohan Briggs said that Auskick is all about teaching boys and girls the skills of AFL in a friendly, safe environment and most importantly having fun while beginning their AFL experience. The rules are modified to give children a really gentle introduction to AFL. Parents are encouraged to join in all the activities and the kids' faces just light up when they see mum or dad having a kick or taking a mark. If you require further information please contact Craig on 0414 225 329 or simply rock up on Thursday, February 18!
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Beerwah Ladies Golf
Contributed by Pam Marsden On Thursday,February 11, 68 ladies played a Single Stableford competition in two divisions sponsored by Liz Flavelle. Division 1 (0-27) winner was Susan Williamson with a very creditable 40 points. Lesley Eggleston was runner-up with 36 points. Division 2 (28-45) winner was Jan Corfield with 38 points. Julie Bevan was runner-up with 32 points. Nearest to the pin shots were won by Sharon Phillips on 2, Cathy Stone on 5, and Lesley Eggleston on 16. Sue Greentree won second shot on 18 (in the hole). Ball rundown went to 30. The ladies welcome new members, beginning golfers and visitors. Next week is Men's Invitation Day. The competition is a Two Person Ambrose with a shotgun start at 8.30am. Sponsor is Beerwah Newsagency. The Ladies appreciate the generosity of the sponsors. Happy golfing.
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Friday 19th February from 8pm MR PERKINS Saturday 20th February from 8pm THE MASON RACK BAND
SATURDAY 20th February from 8pm
Thursday Night
Seafood Night
(10%ÊoffÊallÊSeafoodÊdishes)
Better get to
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Beerwah Cellars - Beerwah Shop 11, Beerwah Marketplace Peachester Rd Tel 5494 0477 Beerwah Drive Thru - Beerwah Mawhinney Street Tel 5494 0555
3999
$
4399
30
Carlton Mid 24 x 375ml Stubbies or Cans
3399
Pack
$
4.99 le $3 Sing
Black Douglas Scotch 700ml
39
10
Pack
99
SMITH’S 90G ORIGINAL CHIPS When you purchase Wild Turkey 10pk. While stocks last.
Wild Turkey & Cola 5% 10 x 375ml Cans
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4799
$
3399
$
IN CANCUN WIN a trip to Mexico for you and 3 mates!
10
Pack
4199
$
10
Pack
WHEN YOU SPEND $20 OR MORE ON SMIRNOFF ICE DOUBLE BLACK PRODUCT WHILE STOCKS LAST
Smirnoff Ice Double Black 6.5% 10 X 375ml Cans
Southern Comfort & Cola 10 x 375ml Cans
A Wolf Blass Red Label or Yellowglen Colours NV Wines 750ml
BONUS GLOW PAINT
GET COMFORTABLE
To enter, purchase any Southern Comfort product from Bottlemart, get a bumper sticker when you pay and enter online at Bottlemart.com.au/cancun with the unique code found behind your bumper sticker.*
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fo ny 3
each
Tooheys Extra Dry 24 x 345ml Stubbies or 375ml Cans, XXXX Summer Bright or Bright Lime 24 x 330ml Stubbies or Hahn Super Dry 3.5 24 x 330ml Stubbies or 375ml Cans
Great Northern Super Crisp 30 x 375ml Cans
Sailor Jerry’s Spiced Rum 700ml
799
$
3.99 le $4 Sing
Pack
$
Jim Beam White Label Bourbon 700ml
r
2 fo
82
Any
30
4299
2 fo
Palmwoods Cellars - Palmwoods Shop 5, 18-20 Margaret Street Tel 5445 9266 Palmwoods Drive Thru - Palmwoods 28 Main Street Tel 5445 9003
$ XXXX GOLD LONGNECK When you purchase XXXX Gold 30pk. While stocks last.
XXXX Gold 30 x 375ml Cans
62
Any
PURCHASE A BOTTLE OF BLACK DOUGLAS AND ENTER ONLINE AT WWW.THEBLACKDOUGLAS. COM.AU SEE WEBSITE FOR FULL TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
$
Glass House Cellars - Glass House Mountain Shop 5, 9 Bruce Parade Tel 5493 0188 Mooloolah Cellars - Mooloolah Shop 3, 2 Jones Street Tel 5494 7320
$
each
$
FREE ENTERTAINMENT
FAMOUS FOOD
Saturday from 12 noon
$
25
$
.99 le $9 Sing
Yellow Tail Wines 750ml
r
2 fo
20
Any
.99 le $11 Sing
Devil’s Lair 5th Leg or Wyndham Bin Wines 750ml
1299
$
each
Brown Brothers Moscato, Brown Brothers Zibibbo or Stoneleigh Marlborough Wines 750ml
All specials available from Wednesday 10th February until Tuesday 23rd February 2016. Images are for illustrative purposes only. Specials available only in the staterdf Queensland. Beer prices may vary in country and far North Queensland. Different pack sizes and variants may not be available in all stores. Bottlemart supports the responsible service of alcohol. QLDP4_CGCN