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Hi Everyone Last week we experienced some very yucky (technical term) weather here in Glasshouse Country which unfortunately for parents of school age children, coincided with the first week of the school holidays. But for the kids in vacation care at Mooloolah, when I visited last week – the weather didn’t seem to be too much of a concern. The group making ‘Olympic Cupcakes’ seemed very focused on their task and not too bothered about what was going on outside. It is always great taking photos of kids for the Out and About section of the paper – they know the drill – when to smile, when to pose a little, and then to ask if they can check the back of the digital camera to see that they are happy with my work! When I arrived there was plenty of activity happening and the group that was programmed for the cooking class seemed very keen to get started.

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This Week in GCNews Local news........................................... 3-12 Community groups................................... 14 Eat, Drink, Enjoy..................................... 15 Health Check.......................................... 16 Health beauty & wellbeing........................ 18 Living..................................................... 19 Out and about......................................... 20 Things 2 do............................................. 21 Elected Reps........................................... 22 You said it............................................... 22 Tax Time............................................ 23-25 Churches and community notices.............. 26 Real estate......................................... 27-28 Trades............................................... 29-33 Sports news....................................... 34-35 Gardening............................................... 35 Classifieds.......................................... 36-37 Fun page................................................. 38

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On the Cover The team at Bank of Queensland in Beerwah took great pleasure in coming to work in their flannies and slippers last week as part of their annual Banking on Kids fundraising appeal. Read the story on page 12.

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Kathryn Delaney author talk 2.00pm at Beerwah Library. Kathryn Delaney embarked on a journey that plunged her straight into the unknown when she visited internet pen-pals in North America. You are invited to come and hear Kathryn speak about her book, 'Infinitely more interesting than a loaf of bread'. www.kathryndelaney. com.au Bookings essential, contact the Beerwah Library 1300 542 727.

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NAIDOC Celebrations with Maleny Film Society, commencing 2.30pm with ‘Jandamarra's War’ and ‘Our Generation’. In the evening at our regular screening time of 7.15pm, MFS will show a short charming documentary ‘Ochre and Ink’ in addition to our feature film, ‘The Artist’. The screenings will be held at the Pavilion, Maleny Showground. Further details can be found on our website www. malenyfilmsociety.info or phone the manager 5494 2882.

Dance at Glass House Mountains Community Hall, 7.30pm 11.30pm. NV/OT/M. Music by Chattanooga, $8.00 includes supper, Monte Carlo raffle and lucky door prize. Great atmosphere, all welcome. Proceeds to the community hall fund. Enquiries to Aileen 5496 9349.

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The Ideal Candidate Interview skills Workshop, 2.00pm - 3.30pm at the Beerwah Library. Clive will explain the various types of interviews and how you can prepare for them. Understand the employer expectations and discover what you should avoid. Bookings essential, contact the Beerwah Library phone 1300 542 727. Glasshouse Country Prostate Cancer support group meeting, from 5.30pm at the Mary Mackillop Centre, Beerwah. For more information contact Bob McLean 0427 606 240. Triva Night at the Landsborough Hotel from 7.00pm, get a team of four together and you might even win some great prizes. If you come early you can also grab one of the pubs top two for one meal deals on a Wednesday, 32 Cribb Street, Landsborough. The Probus Club of Glasshouse Mountains monthly meeting will be held at the Glasshouse Mountains Sports Club at 10.00am. Our guest speaker will be bush poet, John Major. Members and visitors most welcome. Morning tea provided. Contact Frank 5494 0709. An open meeting at the Beerwah CWA from 7.30pm, inviting women who might be interested in forming a night branch of the CWA. For more information phone Del Davis 5439 0289.

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As the pineapple industry clings to the hope of a reprieve in the 11th hour bid to stop Malaysian pineapples being imported into Australia, another thriving local industry is also facing an uncertain future. John Allen, who has been farming ginger for the past 12 years in Beerwah, has serious concerns about the industry’s future should the federal government agree to allow Fijian ginger to be imported into the country. The farmer, who also grows strawberries on his Oaklands Farms plantation in Beerwah, says there is a high risk of disease in Local ginger grower John Allen has concerns for the future of the Australian importing ginger from Fiji. ginger industry should the government approve imports from Fiji "We are very concerned and do not “It’s not only the risk to our crops from disease, believe that Biosecurity Australia have accurately it’s also the fact that imported produce is rated the risk of soil borne diseases entering generally cheaper than what we can produce it Australia. This creates a huge risk for both for, which effectively threatens the future of the agriculture and the native environment." whole agricultural industry,” John said. The Australian ginger industry has just concluded John said it seems like the federal government is its submission to the Federal Government’s IRA intent on selling primary producers out. (Import Risk Analysis) report, and John says “They seem to be imposing the costs of their it will be an anxious time for ginger farmers legislation, like the carbon tax, on those that can nationwide as they await the outcome. least likely afford it – the Australian public. “We’ve seen similar situations in the banana and “At the end of the day, when all of our apple industries, and now the pineapple industry, manufacturing and agricultural industries have where domestic markets have been opened up to been sent offshore or replaced by cheaper imports, and the repercussions have had crippling imports, what legacy will we be leaving for the and far reaching effects.” next generation?”

Ginger Fast Facts By Jordan Dron, Beerwah State High Year 10 work experience student What do you think about the Federal Government’s plans to consider allowing fresh ginger imports from Fiji into the Australian market? John said he feels very strongly about the issue, as it could pose a huge threat to ginger farms in Australia. He believes the government has sold him and all ginger growers out. How much of a risk does disease from imported crops pose to the local industry? There is a very high risk of the Fijian ginger bringing unwanted organisms into our soil. Not only do these diseases affect ginger; they can also affect other crops, he said. The government has rated the issue as ‘indiscernible’, although the ginger industry claims that they have a lack of information on the effects.

How much does your ginger crop contribute to your annual crop production? Around 65 per cent of John’s crop is ginger. “That’s a business that pays over 1 million dollars in wages a year,” he said. The Australian ginger industry produces up to 10,000 tonne of ginger per year. John’s farm produces around 800 to 1,000 tonne, for Buderim ginger and the domestic fresh market. Why is the federal government considering the import of ginger? According to John - The application came to biosecurity Australia from businesses in Fiji when our industry was in short supply due to disease problems. We are now in a position to supply all of our requirements. However the application will remain in place.

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Topping off a unique career “Elaine, I understand that you make beautiful hats,” said the voice on the other end of the line.

Elaine estimates she has made around 5,000 hats in her lifetime, and is pleased to be able to spread her passion for her craft around the world as people, mainly women, scramble to sign up to learn the basics. Elaine, who also teaches Millinery at the Queensland Museum and the University of Southern Queensland in Toowoomba, says that despite all of her success, there is one thing still eluding the seasoned teacher. “I’ve yet to teach a male student, and I so desperately would like to,” she said. “While Australia has got a very good reputation for millinery, some of the best milliners in the world are men, so I am keen to get my first male student on board,” she said. If you would like to put your hand up and become one of Elaine’s first male students, or you just want to learn more about this mastercraft, you can sign up for the online tutorials at www.hatacademy.com

It was to become a phone call that would inspire Beerwah resident and master milliner, Elaine Mergard to great things. The person making that call was none other than former Queensland Governor, Her Excellency MS Quentin Bryce, and the series of events that was to follow would see Elaine find international success in her quest to breathe new life into the traditional art of millinery, more commonly known as hat making. Elaine has recently become the first person in the world to conduct online tutorials in millinery, using the traditional skills she was first taught when she was only 20 years of age, and says she is amazed by the level of response she has received. “I’ve got a passion for the traditional art of millinery, and a passion for teaching, so I realised it was time to start sharing all my knowledge and experience in this unique, hands on way,” Elaine said. Three years ago, the then 63-year-old grandmother realised it was time to start sharing her intimate knowledge and skills in the craft she had spent her life mastering, and set about starting up an online business featuring tutorials. Elaine with GCNews work experience student In that time, she has spent hours upon hours from Beerwah High, Jordan Dron documenting and filming her knowledge in a bid to share the age-old tradition with a new generation of women. Do you have a unique story to tell? “We did a soft launch with the website last month (www.hatacademy.com), and haven’t even Let us know and we might be able to share it with S other than on Facebook started advertising N itUyet, Email: editorial@gcnews.com.au BOyet one day last week, the siteCESSORY and youtube, and AC RY recorded 1,400 hits,” she said. HL I T SSO S

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Two steps forward, one step back In another devastating blow, on Thursday, June 24, the Beerwah Rural Fire Service shed on Roys Road, was broken into for the second time this year. In the latest incident, among the stolen items were two radios which had only just been replaced from the last break in, as well as two chainsaws recently donated by a local family. First officer Lou Spann was understandably gobsmacked. “What amazes me is that the equipment is heavily engraved with our Rural Fire Brigade details, which would make it really difficult for resale. In the case of the radios they are VHF

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and are only able to be tuned to the 'Fireies' frequency,” Lou said. "While this burglary is not as devastating as the one earlier this year, it is just so frustrating and I really don't understand the mentality of those who would take emergency equipment," Lou said. "Following the incident in February we had made significant improvements to our security, however since this recent burglary we have made additional improvements and the location is now monitored as well. "And while any equipment stolen is insured, you never receive the full value of replacement costs for new equipment and it is also about the inconvenience caused for us to undertake our work in the time before the items are permanently replaced. "Fortunately with the wetter weather we have had more recently, it has not had as significant an impact as it may have in a dryer season," Lou said. On a positive note, the volunteer members of the brigade did find cause to smile last week, following the donation of a new Stihl backpack blower by the Rotary Club of Glasshouse Mountains. Anyone with any information about the robbery should contact Crimestoppers on 1800 333 000. Lou said they are always on the lookout for volunteers. If you can spare a few hours a month, come along to the next meeting night, held on the first and third Wednesday of the month, at 7.00pm, at the brigade headquarters located on Roys Road. For more information, contact Lou on 0438 389 998.

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With this year’s Hinterland Relay for Life event to be held at the Beerwah Sports ground on October 6 and 7, local participants ‘The Rank Outsiders’ have been hard at work fundraising. They recently held a successful event at the Landsborough Pub, over 50 attending a ladies lunch raising $1,300.00 for cancer research. One of the team members Davina Rankin said all the prizes were donated by local people and businesses. “Without their support the ladies lunch would not have been so successful and we wouldn’t have raised as much money as we did. “We would especially like to thank the Landsborough Pub for their generous donations and providing the venue which was beautifully decorated by Polly; Wood n Workshop for providing the major raffle for the day which was won by Amy Woods from Landsborough; Nut Shack Maroochydore for their lovely gift pack and Beerwah Print and Stationary who provided a generous discount on our promotional products,” she said. Special thanks should also go to the musicians on the day Max Russ and his band, Dean Heale, Andy and Julie, and also Lydia and Melissa Newton who generously donated their time and amazing talent for the day. 'The Rank Outsiders' will be continuing with fundraising activities, including a car rally in September, until the big Relay event in October. If anyone would like any information about their fundraising events or would like details about how to donate to the team you can contact them on therankoutsiders@hotmail.com

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Council brings first budget down Last week the new Sunshine Coast Council bought down their first budget described by council as a budget that will build a sustainable Sunshine Coast with quality roads, parks and services. Mayor Mark Jamieson said council had made the tough decisions needed to keep the rate rise at the lower end for Queensland councils while maintaining infrastructure and services, the rate increase is 3.6 per cent which for the average property is about an extra dollar a week. "We have tightened our belts where possible and will continue to look for further savings over the life of the council. "One of our top priorities was to make the Sunshine Coast a better place to do business and our suite of economic development initiatives has us headed in the right direction." Among the key items of the $604 million budget for 2012/13: • a total capital works program of $146 million including $18 million for land acquisitions in the Maroochydore principal activity centre • $7.8 million for economic development initiatives • waste management rises kept to 9.2 per cent despite the introduction of a federal carbon tax (a car trip to the tip will stay the same, a trailer load rises by $2.00, commercial charges fall due to the scrapping of the State waste levy); • no increase in key levies such as the environment, public transport, tourism and heritage levies; • continuation of pension remissions, estimated at $3.8million; • continuation of early payment discounts, estimated at $8.8 million.

Division 1 Councillor, Rick Baberowski said the budget process had been a tough one and responsible decisions had been made in the difficult financial climate. “Beerwah will see a design for the business area streetscape start to take shape. The design will be the translation of the community feedback from the Place+ consultation project. “Repairing unexpected landslips caused by wetter than usual conditions over the past two years remains a priority for council action. This year’s budget will focus on two priority land slip areas in Bald Knob and Diamond Valley. “Funds have also been allocated to improve local parks, pathways and storm water pipes that will be rolled out over the next 12 months. “There will be a number of opportunities to improve the pathway network throughout Division 1 and I will keep locals updated on on-ground activities as they occur in their community.” Some of the highlights for Division 1 in 2012/13: • Beerwah Sports Ground - Master plan implementation $245,000 • Landsborough Skippy Park - Stage 4 Install recreational activities $100,000 • Beerwah Business Area - Design streetscape $200,000 • Bald Knob, Bald Knob Road - Landslip repairs and retaining walls $400,000 • Diamond Valley, Brandenburg Road - Land slip repairs $244,000

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Regional and Urban Planning student Susan Brown of Beerwah is definitely going places after attracting the attention of Queensland’s Department of Transport and Main Roads. The 37-year-old University of the Sunshine Coast student was recently accepted into the department’s scholarship program after meeting the selection criteria of having a high grade point average and passing a lengthy interview process. The scholarship program is providing Susan with a living allowance, an education allowance and 24 weeks of employment over two years. The third-year student, who has two young children, said the Queensland Government scholarship would help her manage her work, university and family commitments. “I was very happy to receive the scholarship as it has taken the pressure off me having to look for a job and is also allowing me to implement my studies in the workplace,” she said. “My previous employment in the defence force gave me a good base for juggling a lot of commitments and the discipline to drive myself to do well.” Susan completed her first 12-week work placement with the Department of Transport and Main Roads in November 2011. One of her main roles was to examine the infrastructure needs of the planned Moreton Bay Rail Link. “I was involved in transport planning for the new rail line from Redcliffe to Kallangur,” she said. “This included looking at the design of the railway stations and how the architecture should reflect the area, and also the travel behaviour of commuters.”

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The team at BOQ Beerwah have once again washed and ironed their flannelette pyjamas and shined their slippers to help launch the Bank’s annual children’s hospitals appeal. Last week, on Friday, June 29, the team wore their PJs to work to launch BOQ’s month long Banking on our Kids appeal, which aims to get sick Aussie kids back to their own beds. BOQ Beerwah Owner-Manager, Jeff Willis said the nationwide appeal was now in its ninth year and had so far raised over $1 million for sick kids around the country. “This appeal is about helping to get sick Aussie kids back to their own beds, because bedtime is a special time for children and parents; and even bad days can be cured by a bedtime story and goodnight kisses,” he said. “Sick kids in hospital aren’t just battling illnesses; they’re also battling home-sickness. Every kid wants to be at home getting tucked into their own bed and surrounded by their own toys.” The team are also running a competition to guess the number of lollies in the lolly jar (gold coin donation), and will hold a sweet stall outside the branch on Friday, July 6 from 9.30am. To support the appeal, which runs until the end of the month, visit boq. com.au/kids, or drop into the Beerwah branch at the Beerwah Marketplace.

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Community Group Updates A new team member for Glasshouse Country Care Contributed by Jenny Carr

What's in the Spotlight Rates rises kept low Council has delivered a $604 million budget to build a sustainable region while keeping the rate rise at 3.6 per cent – an average rise of less than one dollar a week for extra rates and waste – and maintaining infrastructure and services. Visit council’s website for full details on the 2012/13 budget.

Have your say with our phone survey From 9 July council is conducting a telephone survey asking residents how they think council is going in providing services to the community. This important information will inform and guide council’s decisions in the future, so if IRIS Researchers call you, please take a few minutes to have your say.

Sign up and WIN an iPad Sign up to receive eNews, council’s online newsletter, and you could win the new Apple iPad! eNews will keep you informed about council news and activities, and is delivered straight to your desktop, tablet or smartphone. Visit council’s website and subscribe before 31 July for your chance to win!

Information on the move Council information is now easier to access, wherever you are. Visit council's new mobile site on your smartphone or tablet next time you need to ﬁnd your closest waste facility, get directions to the nearest library or search for a new playground for the kids. Go to m.scc.qld. gov.au using your internet browser.

Discover your local library There’s more than books at your library. You can learn new skills with professional presenters and socialise in a free wiﬁ space, or connect on the go using your smartphone or tablet. There’s something for everyone, and an amnesty on any fees incurred by members for the rest of 2012.

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Glasshouse Country Care gives a big welcome to new team member, Lorraine, a recent graduate in the disabilities field. Her energy and enthusiasm in this area, as well as her wealth of experience both from England and within this region, has seen many changes in the day programs for adults with disabilities. This program has recently been extended from one day a week to three and under Lorraine’s guidance aims to provide a varied, stimulating and creative selection of activities and outings for clients to enjoy. Already, the senior clients at Glasshouse Country Care have been treated to a performance of a musical play, called Rainbow Connection. The play, a musical sci-fi fantasy, was written by Glenda, who faithfully included favourite characters and music chosen by the clients. As well as rehearsing moves, lines and songs, great fun was had by all during a visit to Caloundra to choose the costumes. The performance was warmly received and the senior clients are eagerly awaiting the next one.

A scene from Rainbow Connection (left to right) – Mr Spock (Stanley), Princess Leah (Narelle), Lady Amnesia (Lorraine), Lady Anastasia (Bernadette), Lady Valentina (Christine), Captain Kirk (Gary). Last week, the clients visited Underwater World, where kisses from the gentle seals were accepted with wonder and joy and the antics of the otters had laughter sounding all around their enclosure. Coming attractions which Lorraine has planned include making mosaics representing the glorious views of Glasshouse Mountains, a camping day in the grounds with outdoor activities, a nature walk and barbecue and, of course, getting everyone’s individual scrap book up to date. Thanks, Lorraine, for joining the team.

Glasshouse Country Senior Citizens Contributed by Ian McCarron

Our morning tea and concert on June 14 was certainly a tremendous success where 101 members and non-members were treated to a morning tea and top entertainment. Thank you to all who helped in preparation and cleaning up afterwards. At our last monthly meeting, the lucky door prize winner was Dolly Anthony. Raffle was won by Dorothy Reeves.

Reminders: Tuesday, July 10 - monthly meeting. Guest speaker from HACC. Dinner will be at the Beerwah RSL Club. Thursday, July 19 - trip to Brisbane Museum. All who wish to go will be travelling by train. Train pickup times are to be decided at our monthly meeting. For bookings and enquiries ring Jim on 5496 9836. Tuesday, July 24 - games day.

The Combined Probus Club of Glasshouse Mountains Inc. Contributed by Lois Gilbey

Probus is a Rotary sponsored association of clubs promoting healthy ageing in our communities. These clubs are open to membership of active retirees or people no longer working full time, to provide opportunities to keep their minds active, expand their interests, build new relationships and enjoy the fellowship of new friends. Each month we feature guest speakers who always provide interesting and informative information on their chosen subject. We also go on monthly outings to places of interest. Our monthly meeting will be held on Wednesday, July 11 at the Glasshouse Mountains Sports Club commencing at 10.00am. Our guest speaker will be Bush Poet - John Major. All members and visitors are very welcome to attend. Morning tea will be provided and members are asked to bring along a small plate of food to share for lunch.

Our outing for this month will be to the Probus Association of Qld's Friendship Day at the Rocklea Showgrounds on Tuesday, July 31. If you are new to the area or looking to meet new friends and would like join in our outings and activities, please come along to our monthly meetings held every 2nd Wednesday of each month, where you will be made most welcome. We also have a Mah jong group who meet at the Glasshouse Mountains Neighbourhood Centre on alternate Mondays. For more information about Mah jong please contact Gwen on 5494 6231. Thank you to Matilda Fruit Barn for their generous donation of a fruit and vegetable box for our lucky door prize. We look forward to seeing everyone at our next meeting on Wednesday, July 11 especially some new faces. For more information phone Frank Cockram on 5494 0709.

Morris House Neighbourhood Centre News

Tax time is here again and tax help is available at Morris House again this year. Tax Help is provided by an ATO trained taxation volunteer and offers free tax returns to eligible clients. Call 5494 1255 to see if you meet the guidelines and to make an appointment. This service will be available until October 31. Free counselling is available each Wednesday - call us or call in to make an appointment. Free Legal services is also available - call 5443 7827 for an appointment. Morris House offers many services to the community - JP available each Wednesday; computer use and internet use; phone, fax and photocopier use; free

bread and food and many others. Call in and see us – we are open 9.30am – 1.00pm Monday to Friday. Computer classes are run on a regular basis. The next courses will start as soon as enough enrollments are received. We offer basic and social media courses. Social media includes Facebook; twitter, blogging, downloading music and movies and sending / editing photos etc. We urgently need volunteers – due to ill health and family circumstances we have recently lost some of our volunteers. If you can help for one day a week, 9.30am – 1.00pm, please call and see us. For all enquiries, call 5494 1255 or e-mail us at morrishouse@landsborough.com

Beerwah CWA Contributed by Del Davis, secretary Looking for a new outlet? Would you like to make new friends, help your local community, learn new skills and much more? The Beerwah CWA branch is endeavouring to commence a night monthly meeting in their hall at Simpson Street, Beerwah. An open meeting will be held Wednesday, July 11 at 7.30pm to see if it can get off the ground. It is felt that women who work or are tied up with children

during the day may like to hear what makes QCWA tick over. Come along to hear our guest speaker for the evening. As Mrs Ruth Fairfax, the first state president of the association, said over 90 years ago, the association brings happiness to many lives, usefulness to others and above all has taught so many of us the true meaning of ‘service’, and given us so many opportunities of expressing the meaning of it. This is still relevant today. Please join us for the evening. www.gcnews.com.au

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After 10 years of running the Garden Terrace Coffee Lounge at Beerwah, Ross and Ann McKenzie know what their customers like and what keeps their regulars coming back time and time again. For me it is the traditional coffee shop offerings that we know and love. When I was a kid my nanna and I used to go out in the holidays to a big shopping centre and if it was lunch time, I would get a milkshake and a toasted open sandwich which always included pineapple and melted cheese, or if it was morning tea I would get two pikelets with jam and cream and maybe a lovely lime soft drink! And while the Terrace Cafe has plenty of modern tasty sweet treats, great burgers, steak sandwiches, friendly staff and a nice quiet spot out on the deck – I still like that I can choose something that reminds me of the joy of the past! Cafe is open from 8.00am – 2.45pm Monday – Friday and 8.00am – 1.00pm on Saturday.

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If you haven’t been into Beerwah Health Foods you will be amazed at what a great range of products they have in store, including food products - organic honey, grains, cereals and a variety of beans. They also stock pure vegetable soaps and the Oil Garden with 100 per cent essential oils. Why not give the Naturestyle Hair Colorant a try? Or if this weather is getting you down why not consider the salt lamps to eliminate positive ions from your home? And with the added bonus of 10 per cent discount off these items, it’s time to drop in and see what bargains Keith can help you with. With cold and flu season well and truly upon us, they carry plenty of anti-cold options including vitamin c, Echinacea and garlic to help build up your immunity to fight bugs this winter. Keith is very happy to give advice on health choices for the whole family. And don’t forget their website pcja2012@hotmail.com has a ‘news’ section, so click on this page for specials and information on all our products. Drop in at Shop 2, 68 Simpson Street, Beerwah to see how we help you.

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Living Well Music Today

With our regular columnist, local musician Dr Michael Whiticker

The art of improvisation You often hear even the most talented musicians say ‘I can’t improvise’. What they probably mean is that they are not really interested or don’t need to extend their skills to include improvisation. On the one hand you can’t blame them. Written music of an extraordinary standard is readily available; whether it be a guitar solo by Dowland or a piano sonata by Beethoven. Why bother trying to be creative when it is unlikely to sound as good? However, composers have always been improvisers. In fact in Bach or Mozart’s day it was highly revered - there were even shows where competing composers tried to outdo each other in the quality of their invention. And the music of Bach’s day included a partly improvised part - that of the continuo, which plays from a shorthand notation called figured bass. My own training as a musician was as a composer. It began with a four year Conservatorium degree, and went on to the doctoral level, and although I was interested in improvisation it wasn’t encouraged. Composition in the 80s was composers writing music on manuscript and performers taking that music and performing it. Somehow composers were to make a living from commissions and / or royalties. And in the 70s, 80s and 90s, to some degree, a few did, along with a growing group of performers who realised that they were missing out on some of the reward and so began to write their own music to perform alongside the classical canon that was their ‘bread and butter’. In the 21st Century, making a living as a composer in the ‘classic’ field is extremely hard unless the composer writes in a very conservative style. In truth it was always that way as Bach and Mozart could attest. The composers who were most successful during their lifetime were the virtuoso performers such as Liszt and Paganini who attracted audiences by dint of their showmanship and charisma. Often their own works were opportunities for technical bravura which grew out of their extended improvisations. For these next few columns I’d like to consider the art of improvisation, how it might be thought of as fast composition, and how it is different for each musical genre. I began this column touching on so called ‘classical composition’ and next month I’ll look at jazz and world music. Do have a creative musical month!

Door of Hope

Church on the Rise at Beerwah is offering a 10-week group support program for women who have suffered from sexual abuse. Program facilitator Yvonne Berrell said Door of Hope is a Careforce Lifekeys program which is run in an environment of love, acceptance and confidentiality “The goal of the program is for participants to begin to develop new strategies for living, and find hope in the struggles of life,” she said. “It brings women out of emotional isolation and addresses the struggles they face. “The issues explored include powerlessness and empowering, shame and guilt, sexual healing and healthy sexuality, being loved, restoration, and how to build positive relationships. One local woman said of the program: - ‘It was Life Changing’ The program will commence early August and will be held at Church on the Rise. Places are limited so please phone Yvonne 0416 249 606 or the Church Office on 5494 0655 for more information or to reserve your place.

Help us to Grow Hope on Daffodil Day this August

If you think the one in two people who get cancer is one too many, then please support Cancer Council’s Daffodil Day this August. Every day, around 300 Australians are told they have a life-threatening cancer. With your help, we can make a difference and beat this disease. Please support Cancer Council’s Daffodil Day on Friday, August 24 and give hope to the many lives affected by cancer. Your support will give hope for better treatments, hope for more survivors, and hope for a cancer free future. Getting involved is easy. You can register to receive a box of merchandise to sell; donate on the day or purchase one of our Daffodil Day gifts at selected outlets during August and on Daffodil Day itself. Cancer Council’s Daffodil Day is a chance for all of us to grow hope for a brighter, cancer free future. In 2012, Cancer Council aims to raise $9.2 million nationally to continue to help fund vital cancer research, prevention programs and support services (like the Cancer Council Helpline – 13 11 20). In Queensland, Cancer Council hopes to sell 72,000 fresh daffodils and merchandise during August to raise $1.9 million across the state. www.gcnews.com.au

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Out and About Holiday Fun The kids at Mooloolah Vacation Care last week enjoyed an Olympic themed cooking activity, where the results of their efforts were definitely very patriotic in their theme. On Friday, Pat and Emily Featherby were also spotted on their school holidays out at Club Glasshouseâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Friday morning bingo. The locals enjoyed their company â&#x20AC;&#x201C; although they may not have been so happy that Emily seemed to be the winner of the day!

2 1 Shianne McGreggor, Lauren LeClerc, Charlotte Ker and Natalie Williams 2 The final product 3 Kirby Hume getting her patty cakes made 4 Bronte Hume with Ali Gurdler 5 Bronte Hume and Lauren LeClerc deep in cooking concerntration drawing 6 Shianne

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Just in time for the first birthday celebrations at Club Glasshouse, the club members are very excited about the nine new machines that have been installed. Some of the new machines, from gaming giant IGT include Sumatran Storm, Siberian Storm, Moonlight Magic, Fortune Koi, and Eastern Gems. Club Manager, Sharon Bowchow said with the new machines it would make Club Glasshouse one of the most modern floors between Caboolture and Caloundra. If you haven’t been in to check out the great facilities, excellent food and friendly staff at Club Glasshouse, you’re missing out!

Ahrrrrr Pirates at the markets The Glasshouse Markets has been showcasing the talents of local artisans and providing a space for local services and community groups for over six months. Whether it be raining or blue skies, the Glasshouse Market will once again be offering a warm and welcoming space to locals and tourists on Sunday, July 8 at the Glass House Mountains State School Hall, Coonowrin Road, Glass House Mountains from 8.00am -1.00pm. Featuring at the July market will be the funfilled interactive kids show ‘Popcorn Pirates’ with shows at 9.30am and 11.30am.

Live & Local in July

What’s on at the … Beerwah Hotel, Landsborough Hotel, Beerwah RSL, Club Glasshouse, Glasshouse Mountains Sports Club Friday, July 6 Bitter Sweet Beerwah RSL 6.30pm – 9.30pm

Local husband and wife duo Rebecca and Clayton Stephenson have been performing together for 12 years bring together their two guitars and two voices in perfect harmony. They perform a diverse mix of music styles so there is something that all audience members will like.

Thursday, July 12 Glasshouse Muso’s club Glasshouse Mountains Sports Club 7.00pm – 10.00pm

This will be a fantastic evening, jam packed with local aspiring musicians. Lots of solos, duos, trios and quartets will be featured on the night and of course new musicians and lovers of music are always welcome to attend.

Friday, July 13 Phatt Pat – Aussie DJ Beerwah Hotel From 8.00pm

Phatt Pat, an Aussie DJ who has just returned from the UK - this will be his first gig back on Aussie soil since his departure. His up-beat mix of high energy tunes gets the crowd on their feet with the pumping bass lines.

Friday, July 13 Moroccan Roll Beerwah RSL 6.30pm – 9.30pm

Moroccan Roll are a professional Rock ‘n’ Roll cover band who perform the hits of the 50’s, 60’s and 70’s. Moroccan Roll are comprised of Bruce Tate – drums / vocals, Maggie Tate vocals, Malcolm Ferguson – guitar / vocals, and Kevin Gray – bass guitar / vocals.

Saturday, July 14 Round Mountain Girls Beerwah Hotel From 8.00pm onwards

Round Mountain Girls will be performing, back by popular demand. Playing material from their two albums, a bit of classic bluegrass and Irish and some completely inappropriate rock songs beaten into shape with a banjo. RMG inevitably put on a party and it’s a dance party.

Thursday, July 26 Glasshouse Muso’s club Beerwah RSL 7.00pm – 10.00pm

Following on from a very successful first night at the RSL last month the club will return for another great evening featuring solos, duos, trios and quartets and of course new musicians and lovers of music are always welcome to attend.

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Letters are printed at the discretion of the editor, Lea Parkes and her policy is to include letters which focus on issues and are not about personally attacking other people. For a letter to be considered for printing it must be accompanied by the name, address and phone number of the sender. Anonymous letters will not be printed. Preference is given to letters under 300 words. Letters may be edited to make them more readable, but the meaning will not be changed. Regular correspondents will be limited to alternate issues to give everyone a chance to have their say. Letters must meet the Friday 12.00noon deadline. Views expressed in the 'You said it' page are those of the writer - and not this publication. Please send your letters to letters@gcnews.com.au or fax to 5438 7446.

Choosing a Puppy

Re-Last week’s letter in GCNews (June 27) from a lady who had bought a couple of puppies from a pet shop, that grew up to have problems. As a local pet shop owner this was a concern. Where ever you buy your puppy, there is no lifetime guarantee. The pup may be healthy at the time of a vet check and develop problems later in life. When considering a puppy, research the breeds you are interested in, as some breeds are prone to problems more than others. To say pet shops sell problem dogs is very damaging to honest pet shop owners who do their best to sell quality pets. There are a lot of great pet shops out there, you can also buy a pup from a breeder or go to a refuge and give a dog a home, either way there is no lifetime guarantee on any animal. Make sure you take your pup to the vet for regular check-ups and vaccinations. Andree Dixon, Animal House Pet & Aquarium

Re: Letter from Kerstin Shepherd re Pet Shop Puppies

There are always plenty of lovely dogs and cats of all ages looking for a home at Sunshine Coast Animal Refuge at Sippy Creek or at any RSPCA Refuge. They all come desexed and vaccinated and are a lot cheaper than you would pay from a pet shop. I suggest you take a look at the website Oscarslaw.org to see what horrors happen at puppy farms, which is where a lot of pet shops source their poor animals from. There is no need to seek out a breeder to have a wonderful, loyal, loving pet either, when there are already many dogs waiting to be adopted in the refuges. Our family have two great dogs which we adopted from the Animal Welfare League on the Gold Coast and neither have had any medical or behavioural problems, and fitted straight into our family. D. Woods Glass House Mountains

Above and beyond

As we are soon to be leaving Landsborough after living here for several years there are a few local businesses that I have to praise before leaving. All the following people go above and beyond in their field, but above all give the best customer service on the Sunshine Coast hands down. Greg at Landsborough tyre service has the ability to recognise your voice over the phone after not having talked to him for 12 months. He is definitely a mechanic that I would trust 100 per cent. Brian from Landsborough Plumbing Supplies is as down to earth as is possible, will call a spade a spade and looks after the best interest of the client. I would highly recommend him. Gwen from Landsborough Barbers not only does a great job with the hair, she is also great for a chat, not to mention she's a Bulldogs supporter. Lastly Wilf from the video store will always give the heads up on the good and bad in the movie world and has an amazing selection of dvd's. Landsborough is very lucky to have these businesses. Joseph Devine Landsborough

Mandi’s HR Holden shined Mandi Steensen aged 17 who attends Beerwah State High School and works at Beerwah Hotel, entered her 1966 HR Holden in the recent Show N Shine at Caboolture Show grounds on Saturday, June 23. She was rewarded with the Encouragement Award donated by Shannons. Congratulations Mandi. 22

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From Rick Baberowski Division 1 Councillor Sunshine Coast Council Phone: 5420 8987 It's been an interesting change of perspective as I drive around Glasshouse country as your councillor. I am enjoying the greater sense of connection now that I have the real opportunity to act on issues rather than just list them. Council has adopted a portfolio system in order to provide a greater focus on the region’s economic development. My designated role for the whole Sunshine Coast region is in Transport Strategy. This will mean a greater focus on transport corridors, sustainable transport options, and transport planning for the whole Sunshine Coast region while fulfilling my responsibilities to represent Division 1. It is a great opportunity to focus on the future of transport, particularly in Glasshouse country where our population continues to grow and our need for diverse transport options increases. Trail network Infrastructure upgrades are underway on the Mooloolah Valley Dularcha Rail Trail - Ewen Maddock Dam Circuit Link. New signage is being installed, reminding motorists to drive cautiously as there are many tracks and trails in the area used by horse riders, cyclists and walkers. Gravel will be applied to 150m of the trail and improved drainage is also part of the remediation work. All the work is expected to be finished at the end of June if weather permits. Right back @ u Council is calling for expressions of interest for both mentoring artists and emerging artists living with a disability to participate in the ‘Right back @ u’ community project. Contact Caloundra Regional Gallery on 5420 8299 or email artgallery@sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au for more information. Secret Sunshine Coast places Thank you for your positive response to my last column and all of your wonderful suggestions on great places to visit that only locals seem to know about. The walking tracks around the base of Mt Tibrogargan have come up as a special place to enjoy the beauty of the mountain and the natural, peaceful surrounds. Keep sending your suggestions in as we might all find out something new about the region. Contact me about Division 1 activities by calling the office on 5420 8987 or email rick.baberowski@sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au and don’t forget to mention your favourite secret spot on the Sunshine Coast.

From Jenny McKay Division 5 Councillor Sunshine Coast Council Mobile: 0409 450 726 Road causeway concerns Recently I met with residents about their concerns with the road causeways at Shady Lane and Harris Road Mooloolah. Residents shared concerns that the pipes under this long existing infrastructure are inadequate to carry the volume of water coming down from mountains during the recent rain periods. Residents highlighted the fact that they have been land-locked during increasing periods of time during the last deluge. Council has committed to working with the residents to look for solutions. We have written to the State Member Mark McArdle seeking his support and are also looking to engage the assistance of the Hon Andrew Powell MP Member for Glass House Minister for Environment and Heritage Protection with the environmental studies that are required to be undertaken before any work can commence in the river beds. These studies are necessary before we could even consider doing the required infrastructure upgrades. In the past, these studies have been known to take in excess of two years to finalise. Walking path We are planning to hold an information session with local residents to update them on work council staff has done to endeavour to provide a walking path from the Haven on the Eudlo Mooloolah Road to connect the footpath to the Mooloolah township. I will advise the timing of the onsite meeting in an upcoming column for residents to understand the complexities of such a construction. Town Plan I have sourced a number of enquiries lately regarding opportunities to increase the central business district of Mooloolah. This will be addressed in the town planning process currently being undertaken by council taking into consideration information currently available for the proposed rail upgrade. It has now become clear that planning for rail towns such as Mooloolah cannot be placed on hold awaiting government financial commitment, thus I look forward to working with the business community and the residents in the coming weeks to address the planning needs for the Mooloolah CBD. Well done! Congratulations to Sunshine Coast Radio Controlled Car Club in winning the opportunity to hold the 2013 Queensland Championships at the Landsborough Sport and Recreation Grounds. This is a huge coup for the club and will be a great economic driver. www.gcnews.com.au

TAX TIME

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By Adrian Raftery, author of ‘101 Ways to Save Money on Your Tax - Legally!’ 2012-13 edition 1. Income tax cut Hooray! For the first time in two years we are getting a tax cut from July 1. But don’t go popping the champagne corks just yet, as the maximum tax cut of $600 (mostly going to low income earners) will barely offset the expected price rises expected with the introduction of the new carbon tax. Those earning above $80,000 will get a paltry $3 tax cut … for the whole year! 2. Immediate write-off for small business assets Small businesses will be eligible to immediately write-off new business assets that cost less than $6,500. Businesses will also be able to claim the first $5,000 on any new vehicles purchased after July 1. 3. Super contribution limits halved for those over 50 The concessional contribution limit for those over age 50 will be halved to $25,000 in line with everyone else. The government has also deferred the indexation of the cap until at least 2014–15, when it is expected to rise to $30,000. In that financial year the concessional contributions cap increases to $55,000 for those over 50 who have less than $500,000 in super. 4. Super contribution tax double for high income earners The tax on concessional superannuation contributions doubles - from 15 per cent to 30

per cent – on contributions made by individuals who earn more than $300,000. 5. Super co-contribution halved The government is halving the super cocontribution by only matching 50 per cent of personal super contributions, up to a further $500. The upper threshold is also being reduced from $61,920 to $46,920. 6. $500 superannuation bonus The government will provide a contribution of up to $500 annually into the superannuation account of workers on adjusted taxable incomes of up to $37,000. This will ensure that no tax is paid on superannuation guarantee contributions and is to be offered in addition to the co-contribution scheme. From July 1 2012, employers must include the date that they intend on paying accrued superannuation on payslips provided to employees. From July 1 2013, employers must also advise of the date that they last paid contributions on behalf of employees. 7. Means test for private health insurance rebates From July 1, the 30 per cent rebate on private health insurance premiums is going to gradually phase out for those who earn over $84,000 (singles) or $168,000 (couples). It will be eliminated altogether for those earning above $130,000 (singles) or $260,000 (couples).

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8. Medicare levy surcharge increasing for high income earners If you earn above $130,000 (singles) or $260,000 (couples) and do not have adequate private hospital cover then the Medicare levy surcharge will rise by 50 per cent to 1.5 per cent of your taxable income in 2012/13. 9. Carry back tax losses Companies will be allowed to carry-back tax losses up to $1 million (subject to its franking account balance) against tax paid in the 2011/12 tax year. This will increase to two years from 2013–14. 10. Reporting contractor payments From July 1 2012, businesses in the building and construction industry need to report the total payments they make to each contractor for building and construction services each year.

We also have Danni-elle on board now, so please pop in and say hi when you are in the area

With new tax laws in effect it is more important than ever to get the tax deductions and tax refund that you deserve. We’ll ask the right questions so that you get more in your pocket.

Talking Tax When making any business decision, always run them past Hinterland Accounting Services. Working with this professional partnership ensures your financial security and success. Leisa & Michelle can provide your complete tax and financial services. For those that don’t know, we can connect you with the right person to complete your whole financial sphere – whether your needs be insurance, loans or financial planning. Please feel free to contact us now.

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2011 / 2012

Top business tips for a happier new financial year Take action now to head off the headaches and gain the rewards. With winter’s onset, Australian business owners and managers are staying in and gearing up for what can be an arduous task – getting on top of their paperwork for end of financial year (EOFY). EOFY is not nearly as much fun as having a night out, but arming yourself with knowledge to meet compliance obligations can put you on the path to prosperity. We’re about to hit one of the most compliance-heavy periods in some years, and organising your EOFY business financials early can hold a greater benefit over the long term. Now is an opportunity for business owners to reflect on the success of their growth strategy, review the current financial year and proactively approach the next. MYOB CEO Tim Reed says, “being slugged with a tax bill is a stress that business owners can do without. Those who take action now to review their systems, processes and software are ready to hit the ground running at 1 July. This can put a

business strides ahead of its competition. “For example, a business that pays building and construction contractors should start capturing those contractor payments as of next month. Otherwise they’ll be playing serious catch up when the first report is due next year. “When viewed as an opportunity to give your finances, operations and strategy a tune-up, the end of a financial year can be a launch pad to a happy and prosperous new year. If a healthy bottom line and a positive pace of growth are at the top of your wish-list, simple steps today can make a big difference to tomorrow,” he said.

MYOB’s top 10 tips for a happier new financial year: 1. Get professional help to know your business better Don't wait to get to know your business better. If cash flow, taxation and forecasting aren’t your areas of expertise, contact an accountant with experience in your industry to help. They can

immediately identify potential EOFY issues, such as incorrect transaction dates, foreign exchange rates or inventory anomalies, and these aspects can be monitored throughout the year. 2. Compare the current financial year against the previous year Compare your 2011 tax year against previous years to pinpoint the positive and negative trends. When were your peak periods? How well did each of your products/services perform? Talk to a professional who can help identify which ones deliver the healthiest returns, re-evaluate your margins and loan terms, help you with managing cash flow, inventory and staying on top of debtors, and the like. They can even perform business benchmarking activities, comparing your performance against similar businesses. 3. Familiarise yourself with key compliance changes for the new financial year Did you know the flood levy will no longer apply after July 1 and tax-free thresholds are changing?

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TAX TIME Are your systems prepared for the introduction of the carbon tax? If you operate a business in the building and construction sector, are your systems prepared for the annual reporting of contractor payments in 2013? Check out http:// myob.com.au/2012 for everything you need to know about EOFY compliance changes. 4. Ensure your BAS and superannuation guarantee charge statements are lodged and paid by July 28 Be sure to pay your super guarantee contributions for the fourth quarter of 2012 by July 28, 2012. If you or your clients miss this deadline, you must submit a Superannuation Guarantee charge statement to the ATO. 5. Take advantage of deductions, write-offs and rebates before June 30 Take action to scrap worthless stock, plant and equipment before June 30 by reviewing your asset register (which keeps track of your company equipment including items purchased, sold or disposed of). Consider holding off buying business assets until the new financial year, because the instant asset write-off increases from $1,000 to $6,500 from July 1, 2012. Conversely, there are several government initiatives valid only until the end of the financial year that allows business owners to write-off purchases for business. Maximise these in the current financial year by purchasing any such assets before the end of June.

2011 / 2012 Contact your accountant to discuss what is available to you based on your business. 6. Write off bad debts before June 30 If any debts have been outstanding for more than 12 months and/or are considered nonrecoverable, you may be able to claim a GST credit and write them off as an expense. Be sure to look into this now. 7. Back up your data to ensure compliance with record-keeping requirements An ATO requirement is for businesses to keep detailed business records for a minimum of five years. Make sure you have a secure data back-up system. If you don’t use accounting software currently, consider starting the new year on a product like MYOB LiveAccounts that automatically does the back up for you. 8. Get on top of your books and diarise dates to review them From now on, lock in time to update your data entry and records at least once a week. Compile as much information as you can in preparation for updating your financial records. This includes accounts payable, receivables, payroll and inventory. Identifying errors is much easier over a short time period than after 12 months’ time has passed, so perhaps review your books every two months rather than every quarter. Mistakes can be picked up sooner, potentially saving you money in the long term.

9. Keep your business house in order Your transition to a happier financial year will be more seamless if your financials are well organised and compliant. Up-to-date accounting software, such as MYOB LiveAccounts or AccountRight 2011, acts like a virtual assistant by automating many aspects of this. It also gives you a comprehensive snapshot of your business that’s available at a glance at any time. With ordered paperwork, you can avoid last-minute hiccups and nasty surprises. 10. Invest time working on, your business rather than in, your business Take the time to formulate a refreshed business strategy for FY2012 / 2013. It should contain everything from a SWOT analysis to competitor intelligence, a marketing plan and specific, measurable goals. These targets may be financial, such as increasing lead conversion by X per cent, reaching a revenue target at a specific time and halving operational costs. Or, they may be operational, such as expanding your product line, moving into another geographic region and upskilling staff. Consider involving team members in building the strategy to help improve their buy-in. For MYOB product information, research results, business tips, discussions, customer service and more visit http://myob.com.au

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Community Notices Peachester District Horticultural Society

The next meeting of the PDHS Inc will be held on Thursday, July 19, at Peachester Hall, starting at 9.00am. This is a friendship day; no members can have two entries in each section for the competition bench. A potted plant up to eight inches or 20cm has been an added section for this meeting (or two). For more information phone 5496 9169.

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Glasshouse Country RSL Sub Branch. Meat tray blue 58B – Ken. Fruit and veggie tray orange 72C – Neil. Fruit and Veggie tray orange 85C – Ruby Lucky door – orange 69 F Barry

Doll Teddy Craft and Miniature Show

Sunshine Coast Doll Bear Craft and Miniature Club will hold their annual show in Buderim on Saturday, July 21 at the Buderim War Memorial Hall. This year the theme is ‘All dolled up’. The public are invited to participate in the competitions that are available with categories including dolls, bears, soft toys and this year scrapbooking and handbags. Prizes are awarded and entry forms can be obtained from Joan by phoning 5438 2182. Entries Close July 16. The show runs from 9.00am until 3.00pm. Entry fee is $5.00 for adults and $1.00 for children. Light refreshments are available from the kiosk. There will also be sales tables from traders in many crafts.

Social gathering for singles

Are you single, between 50-65 years old and wanting to meet new people? Join us for regular social outings. No commitments, just an opportunity to meet new people and have fun. Call evenings only 0437 792 345.

Art Workshop

An art workshop will be held by local artist Britta Kuttner at the Landsborough Hall on Sunday, July 22. There is no charge, only donations for the hall hire and materials. People can use their own or our material. I will bring oils, acrylic, pencil, pastels, water colours and coal, so you can try out anything you like. If you would like to attend please RSVP

Britta by phone on 0426 151 506, or email me bkartwork@hotmail.com or via my webpage www. brittakuttner.com

The Women's breakfast

Our next breakfast will be held on Wednesday, July, 11 at the Headland Bowls Club Syd Lingard Drive Buderim. Our speaker will be Judy Glen, a stand-up comic with an opera bent! Not to be missed! The group is based on friendship and sharing ideas, offers networking opportunities with no joining fees or regular commitment and we welcome new members. We start at 6.30am for a 7.00am breakfast at a cost of $20.00 cash payable on the day. Bookings are essential. Phone Shelley 5494 9892 or email womensbreakfast4556@hotmail.com

Are You Interested In Philosophy?

Do you wish to meet with others of a similar interest? My Name is John Pentland and I’ve been teaching philosophy for 40 years. Now retired but will mentor a Practical Philosophy study for interested people. Please contact jpent101@yahoo.com

Hinterland Relay for Life

The relay will be held this year on October 6 and 7 at the Beerwah Sports Grounds. Relay for Life is an 18 hour team relay-style walk that raises funds for Cancer Council Queensland. Relay for Life celebrates cancer survivors, remembers loved ones lost to cancer and empowers the community to fight back against a disease that has taken too much. You can register your team for the Hinterland Relay at www.relayforlife.org.au or call 5451 6000 for more information.

Sunshine Coast Arthritis Support Group

The next meeting will be on Thursday, July 5 from 12.45pm at the Maroochydore RSL Sub-Branch, RSL House, 106 Memorial Avenue, Maroochydore. The guest speaker will be Marian Hall from the Public Trustee and her topic will be ‘Learn how to manage your affairs’. For more information contact Mary 5441 2259, 0403 339 057 or Jeanette 5443 7446.

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Sunday, August 19 at Peachester Hall, Peachester. Viewing of jewellery and registration from 10.30am, auction commences 12.00noon. Entry including lunch only $12.00. A fundraising event for Cancer Council Queensland. Limited numbers, bookings essential, contact Margarita 5494 9192 or email pcja2012@ hotmail.com. Bookings close Sunday, August 12.

Open Unofficial Showjump Classic

Saturday, July 28, 8.30am courses open to walk, 9.00am start. Hosted by Glasshouse Pony Club. All ages and abilities welcome, riders are not required to be Pony Club members. Nominations $20.00 per Class, Re-Runs $5.00 (capped), nominations close July 24. Events: AM3, AM7, A2. New Entry: Beerwah Sports Grounds, Sportsground Road, Beerwah. New access road, off Simpson Street. For full directions see www.glasshouseponyclub.com All enquiries to Judy Davis 5439 0113 or 0411 778 273, secretary@glasshouseponyclub.com This open showjumping day is proudly sponsored by LJ Hooker Caloundra and Kawana Waters.

Barbershop Singers

The Sunshine Statesmen Barbershop Chorus is looking for new male singers. It is not necessary to have choir experience or to be able to read music. The chorus rehearses from 7.30pm on Wednesday nights at the Buderim Uniting Church Hall, on the corner of King Street and Gloucester Road. So if you like to sing, just come along or ring George McCallan on 5476 6508. www.sunshinestatesmen.org.au

WEDNESDAYS *Mooloolah (Paget Road) 9.00am SUNDAY *Beerwah (Peachester Road) 9.00am

A Grateful attitude can make all the difference

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

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Pastor Rodney Jobe Church on the Rise

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Teghans Dance Club has new dance classes for high school students, commencing Tuesday, July 17, 5.00pm - 6.00pm at the Peachester Hall. If there is enough interest, she will create a separate class for the boys. There is already a very popular 'Boys Only' class for primary age boys. Term three classes for Junior Club, Boys Club, Girls Club and the new Performance Team commence July 17 / 19. Class sizes are limited, so bookings are essential. Bookings and enquiries phone 5494 9192.

have space available, then some may be held over until the following week. Priority is given to contributions which are time specific. Please keep contributions to a maximum of 100 words. Contributions may be edited if they are too lengthy and in accordance with the GCNews style guide. For more information about submitting a contribution, email reception@gcnews.com.au

Glasshouse Country Ministers Fellowship

A study was done at the University of Miami based on 2,000 people over three years and found that ‘grateful people tend to be the happiest’. Dr Michael McCullough, professor of psychology, said that “with gratitude, there is virtually no downside and that there is a major upside: most grateful people have low rates of depression and negative moods - but high self-esteem.” Dr McCullough said also that “people can learn to be grateful.” One study he worked on asked respondents to make daily notes on four or five things for which they were thankful, even if it was just a sunny day. The results: ‘In just two to three weeks they reported being happier’. People who are grateful are also more likely to be resilient, and they seem to have an easier time overcoming obstacles. Psalm 147:7 (NIV) says ‘Sing to the LORD with grateful praise’. People have sometimes called

Dance classes for high school students

Christians who love to clap and sing ‘the happy clappers’. After reading this study about being grateful I would encourage everyone to be more grateful. Yes there is always something to whinge about, but there is also so much to be grateful about. I challenge you to go one day, or dare I say, one week without complaining! If every day we were to be more grateful to God and other people we would be happier and healthier! So with Gratitude: Thankyou Lord the air we breathe here on the sunshine coast is so fresh and clean! God bless

GLASSHOUSE COMMUNITY CHURCH Pastor Brendan Edwards

Glasshouse Country RSL Sub Branch Building - Sun 4.30pm

A Wesleyan Methodist Church

Rev. Ken Goodger - 5491 1866 Local contact Br. John 5439 9130

Glasshouse Country Baptist Church 58 Roberts Rd, Beerwah

Invites you to our Sunday services at 9.00am Enquiries phone 5494 6354

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

Kids Church during service Phone: 0417 757 397 GLASSHOUSE COUNTRY

LUTHERAN CHURCH Reed Street, Glass House Mtns

Sunday Worship and Sunday School 9.00am

Contact 5439 9341 or 5496 9671

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Real Estate and Financial Guide

Stamp duty concession reinstated REIQ CEO Anton Kardash said both policies would be warmly welcomed by everyone involved in the real estate profession. “The PPR stamp duty concession was removed at a very inopportune time last year when the Queensland economy was still struggling to recover from our summer of natural disasters,” he said. “Its reinstatement for homes bought as a principal place of residence from July 1 will save buyers thousands but will also re-establish Queensland as one of Australia’s lowest jurisdictions for stamp duty on residential property.

“If you add this to our affordable property prices, compared to other capital cities, then we are likely to start seeing a return of interstate migrants which will be of benefit to our broader economy.” Mr Kardash said it was important that the new State Government had kept its promise to address the increasing cost of living pressures on Queenslanders. The Bill also passed the first stage of the legal process to remove sustainability declarations from the selling process. These will remain in force until the Bill has received final assent in coming weeks.

02 Sold Sign by Brian Teutsch

The reinstatement of the Principal Place of Residence (PPR) stamp duty concession and the removal of sustainability declarations will be enormously beneficial to home owners and real estate professionals, according to the Real Estate Institute of Queensland (REIQ). The Treasury (Cost of Living) and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2012 was passed by the Queensland parliament last month and will see home buyers save up to $7,000 in stamp duty from July 1. The Bill will also result in sustainability declarations being removed from the selling process within coming weeks.

How to find a lender that ‘fits’ As banks and other home loan providers continue to look for ways to differentiate themselves in a highly competitive market, it’s more important than ever to ensure you’re talking with a lender who is the best ‘fit’ for your personal situation. According to Smartline Personal Mortgage Adviser Teresa Harrison, lenders are regularly finetuning their lending policies and criteria to establish a market niche and attract certain types of borrowers. “In a very cluttered and highly competitive market such as home lending, it makes sense for the lenders to try to stand out

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Teresa said it brought with it challenges. “The question then becomes, ‘so who is the best lender for my individual from the crowd,” Teresa said. receptive to certain types situation?’ – with so many of borrowers. For example, “There was a significant lenders to choose from, how do some lenders might be keen and obvious tightening of you know which bank is going to attract customers who may lending criteria as a result of have only minimal savings for to be the most receptive to your the Global Financial Crisis application and have the best deposit, but can make high (GFC) and we have seen some aloan home loan product for your repayments. Alternatively, relaxing of some lending other lenders will want to see a needs?,” she said. policies over the past six track record of genuine “This is not information that months or so. However, what strong savings. is widely known and certainly we’re also finding is that it’s isn’t promoted by the banks.” not a complete relaxation. If a Similarly, some banks and bank decides to be a bit more other lenders are more flexible “This situation highlights again Call Teresa Harrison today. flexible in one area of their with borrowers who are self5422 9458 or 0410 648 098 the benefits of working with www.smartline.com.au/tharrison lending criteria, it’s generally employed or have products for a mortgage adviser who has Australian Credit Licence No. 385325 balanced out by a tightening in those who want to purchase detailed knowledge about each another area.” a property through their self of the lenders and therefore managed super fund. knows which will be the best This regular rebalancing ‘fit’ for their client.” of lending criteria means While this presents that some lenders are more opportunities for borrowers, JULY 4 2012 |

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Tax time tips to achieve your property dreams sooner Property owners and those looking to buy property are encouraged to take steps now to maximise their tax refund, according to Australia’s largest independently-operated mortgage broker, Mortgage Choice. Local Mortgage Choice franchise owner Robert Harney said reassessing financial aspirations and identifying ways to make the most of any tax benefits can help investors achieve their property dreams sooner. “Knowing what expenses can be claimed over the short and long term can make a big difference to a tax refund. In preparation for lodging a tax return, now is a good time for property investors to organise any receipts and statements that relate to their rental property or properties.” “Keep in mind investors may be able to claim for a range of expenses, including agents’ fees, advertising, body corporate fees, capital expenses, building maintenance and repairs, cleaning, insurances, home loan fees and interest payments, as well as council and water rates, and the cost of travel to and from the property for inspections." “One aspect that property investors often overlook when lodging their tax return is depreciation deductions, which applies to new and existing residential properties and in most cases owners of an investment property or properties are likely to be able to claim something.” “Depreciation on the original costs of construction can be claimed on any residential property built after July 17, 1985. However, it is always a good idea to check with the Australian Taxation Office or a depreciation specialist as there may be exceptions to this rule. Claims can also be made for items that are falling in value over time, such as fixtures and fittings, floor coverings, appliances and built-in wardrobes. Owners in strata buildings should keep in mind they may be able to claim depreciation on a portion of the value of items and equipment in common areas, such as carpets and furniture in foyer areas.” Tax time also presents opportunities for homeowners to achieve their property dreams sooner, Robert said. "Those who receive a healthy tax refund may decide to deposit the extra cash directly into their mortgage as a lump sum payment. “Making extra repayments into your home loan can speed up the accumulation of equity and help repay the loan sooner by reducing the length of the loan term and interest payable over the life of the loan.” For more information on tax related topics, visit the Australian Taxation Office’s website, www.ato.gov.au/property.

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It’s a game that has featured in the Olympics for as long as the event itself, making its debut at the very first Olympic Games in Athens in 1896, and still ranks as one of the most popular spectator sports today. Aussies love their tennis, and it’s no wonder. Locally, keen tennis players are spoilt for choice, with two local clubs offering keen amateurs the chance to participate in regular club competitions, or just a social hit with friends. Just recently, the Glenview Mooloolah Club celebrated its 85th birthday, with part of the celebrations focusing on one of our very own local tennis champs, Fay Colthorpe (nee Muller) who lived in Mooloolah in the 1940’s, and played at Wimbledon for four years in the early 1950’s. Fay and her partner Daphne Fancutt (nee Seeney) were runners-up in the Ladies Doubles in 1956 Wimbledon Championships. Each week, the club offers social tennis, with Ladies on Tuesday mornings from 8.00am -10.00am, and the Laidback Ladies each Wednesday night from 6.30pm - 8.30pm. Adult social is played each Thursday night from 7.00pm. Everyone’s welcome to come along to any of these sessions. Members during the day are free with non-members paying $5.00 and night fees are members $2.00 and nonmembers $5.00. The courts are available for hire nearly every night except Mondays during the adult competition, Thursday because of social tennis and Saturday mornings when the juniors are playing fixtures. If you wish to hire the courts please contact Ray on 0438 291 577, Candace on 0409 512 840 or Jenny on 0408 726 736. Down the road, the Landsborough Tennis Club provides junior, senior and veterans teams in the Sunshine Coast competitions. The junior social competition has been going for close to 20 years and is played every Friday evening (during the season) from 3.30pm until around 7.30pm, involving 50 local children ranging in age from six to 18. We have two seasons each year running for 12 to 14 weeks each. It caters for the beginners to advanced juniors and there is always room for new players. It is one of the cheapest and safest social sports for juniors on the coast and it doesn’t impact on a family’s weekend, being a Friday afternoon/ evening comp. On Tuesday mornings many local ladies gather at the courts for a fun morning of social tennis and on Wednesday nights its mixed social tennis where everyone comes and enjoys a hit. There are four courts available for hire through the Landsborough IGA for a small fee or if you become a member they can be used for free provided there are no other activities happening. Coaching at the club can be arranged by contacting Katya Spierling on 5494 9464 or 0417 625 194.

Fast Olympic Facts - Tennis • Tennis was one of the original nine sports in the modern Olympic Games at Athens in 1896. • Tennis at the Olympics was banned after 1924, and then reinstated in 1988. • First, second, and third place (gold, silver, and bronze) medals will be awarded in men's and women's singles, men's and women's doubles, and, new this year, mixed doubles. • There will be 172 competitors at this year’s Games, 86 men and 86 women. • Edwin Flack was the first Australian Olympian, Australian medallist and the first tennis player to win an Olympic medal at the Athens Games in 1896. • It was not until the Games returned to Athens in 2004 that Alicia Molik became the first Australian tennis player to win a singles medal. JULY 4 2012 |

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Blood, Sweat and Cheers

Your guide to sport in Glasshouse Country

BEERWAH & DISTRICT TROPHIES Supplying: Trophies - Medallions - Plaques Badges - Engraving etc to the Hinterland

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Beerwah Bulldogs

Glasshouse Ponyclub

Contributed by Dean Roberts

Contributed by Kelly Wall

Beerwah Bulldogs hosted Bribie Island and Browns Plains on Saturday which promised to be three competitive games of footy. The women took on Browns Plains looking to climb the ladder and get a chance of playing finals footy and after winning the game 48-24 are now only one point behind the 4th placed team. The Under 18’s once again competed in the first half against Bribie, as they do most weeks, but the much bigger visiting team skipped away in the second stanza to win 42-8. A Grade knew that Bribie would come ready to play looking for their first win of the season and the boys came out on fire to lead 16-0 early and the held the Warrigals for the rest of the game to Win 30-10. Next Saturday the women get their chance to continue to push for a semi final spot against Aspley 3.00pm at Beerwah while the A Grade and Under 18 have the BYE and then take on Caloundra at Beerwah on Saturday, July 14. Caloundra RSL A Grade Cup Beerwah Bulldogs 30 (Elias Evans 1, Christopher Antonelli 1, Damien Svenson 1, Graham Green 1, Manuel-Al Waaerehu 1, Adam Henderson 1 – Tries)(Coady Bell 3 – Goals) def Bribie Is Warrigals 10 (Bill Brady 1, Chris Smith 1 – Tries)(Bill Brady 1 – Goals) WIN TV Under 18 Cup Bribie Is Warrigals 42 (Michael Blackshaw 1, Joel Bonney 2, Mitch Bailey 2, Kerry Kane 2 – Tries)(Mitch Bailey 7 – Goals) def Beerwah Bulldogs 8 (Dylan Valentine 1, Joshua Kidd 1 – Tries)(Nil – Goals) BDWRL Beerwah 48 beat Browns Plains 28 Anyone wanting to become involved in the club either in the way of playing, volunteering or sponsorship are encouraged to contact President Dean Roberts on 0418 816 605 to discuss.

Events in July Saturday, July 8 - Jess Wall LIVE.LOVE.RIDE Gymkhana - bring your pony along for fantastic sporting events and dress in pink and purple (or your formal Club uniform). Saturday and Sunday, July 21 and 22 - Zone Equitation and Jumping. Saturday, July 28 - Huge LJ Hooker Showjumping Event - for anyone and all ages. Bring your pony and have some fun Jumping. All details on our ponyclub website: glasshouseponyclub.com.au

Glasshouse Country Bowls Club Contributed by Dennis Hume Donated Bowls: Many sets of bowls have been donated to the Bowls Club over the last 50 years. Most of these sets are no longer suitable for modern day bowls requirements. Any past member, or family of a past member, can ask for them to be returned. This is because storage has become a problem and they must be returned or disposed of (possibly to charities?). Please leave a message with name and a contact number with the Club on 5496 9311 if you are interested. All unclaimed bowls at July 31, 2012 will be cleared out from the Club. Saturday Social Bowls - will also, until further notice, start at 12.30pm. Wednesday and Thursday bowls were abandoned because of rain (remember how cold and wet it was, how soon we forget when the sun comes out). Saturday, June 30 - 10 members turned up to hone their skills in preparation for the pennants season. Two games of triples and one game of fours was played. Thanks also to Kate White for helping out for the afternoon. The results are as follows. In the fours, Jack Timm, Noel Feruglio, Kate White, and Brian Saunders def John McSwain, Maurie Dawes, Bob Coxon, and Joseph Albrecht. In the triples, Daryll Kuul, Col Allen, and Mike Moore def Richard Kossen, Bray Howard, and Rob Warnest. Richard White, Rob Scullion, and Jim Tatum def Troy German, Brian Fogarty, and Barry Richardson.

Mooloolah Valley Bowls Club Contributed by Judy Walker Friday, June 29 winners were Mark Everest and John Esdaile, 2nd James Sammon and Frank Kelly and 3rd Ede Clark and Horst Jonscher. Saturday, June 30 raffle winners were Rob Hall and Bob Patten. No prizes but some good bowls played.

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Cold weather and school holidays equates to warm freshly cooked breakfasts in the morning and the most loved breakfasts in my household are eggs in any form. Whether it be scrambled with fresh herbs from the garden, poached, fried or boiled, they are such great little packages of protein that help kick-start any day. The only problem is that my three hens (A.K.A: The Girls) went into moult and have stopped laying. Keeping chooks is relatively simple and not only do they provide lovely fresh eggs, but they are a great pet for kids. Here are some brief points to keep chooks in the backyard. Enclosure The ideal chook enclosure must firstly provide good weather protection and prevent predators from entering. Our hen’s house is a simple wooden structure with doors at the back to enable us to collect the eggs without going into the pen. To stop our hens becoming a fox’s dinner, we buried the chicken wire below the ground around the bottom, as well as fully enclosing the sides and top with wire. We started out with grass on the ground of our pen, but within a week, this ended up as dirt and in wet weather, a rather smelly quagmire. Therefore, for the current pen, we put down some leftover large square pavers so that in wet weather, The Girls have somewhere out of the mud and it can be hosed down to keep it clean. Feeding Yes, the first thing my beloved hens head for when I let them out is my veggie patch. Initially, years ago, I had believed that they would be great at eating all the caterpillars, and whilst this is in fact true, they tend not to just eat the caterpillar, but all the leaves too. They can easily be trained to go back into their pens by using the same command whilst putting down some of their favourite feed when locking them up. I personally laughed when my husband told me this, but funnily enough, I now believe it’s only my neighbours who are laughing as I tell my chooks ‘Go to bed’ whilst putting them back in their pen….but they do it! As well as fresh greens and scraps from the garden, I feed my girls a premixed grain daily. Obviously, fresh water is also a must and we regularly need to clean out their water bowl as they tend to scratch all sorts of things into it. As a little extra, I sometimes grow a mixed green crop in one side of their pen which I can lock off, just as a little treat – although it only takes them a day to devour and destroy it. Maintenance Chooks like a fresh bit of straw to lay in, but they do not seem to care whether they sully their beds with excrement, so I try to change their bedding material weekly. This is of benefit to my veggies too as I spread this around my plants each week. As you can see, there is little work for such great rewards. Also, I have since read that I could have saved myself from my egg famine if I had purchased new point of lay pullets between January and April, which would not have gone into moult. I shall have to schedule in a new pullet to add to my flock at the beginning of each year. Finally, I have been writing this whilst it is cold, rainy and miserable outside, but I am looking forward to what is forecast to be a sunny week ahead when this column is printed. So you should be finishing up reading all of the wonderful local Glasshouse Country News and Get Up and Grow so you can go and enjoy gardening in the sunshine. www.gcnews.com.au

More trees please

This Friday, Saturday and Sunday sees the Queensland Garden Expo back again at the Nambour Showgrounds. The annual event has become an iconic event, attracting over 30,000 visitors to see, touch, hear, smell and buy everything and anything about gardening. The event is organised through the Sunshine Coast branch of the Nursery and Garden Industry Queensland (NGIQ) and has been since it began in 1984. Back then, the expo was a half day event with 30 exhibitors, 300 visitors, five workshops and a plant clinic. Now – it’s a massive gardening spectacular featuring hundreds of exhibits, plant displays, workshops, three full days of speaker programs, gourmet cooking demonstrations, floral art and so much more. One local who has been in the thick of organising this year’s expo is Simon Smith from Go Green Rainforest Nursery at Glenview. Simon is the vice-president of the NGIQ Sunshine Coast branch and on the expo organising committee, as well as being an exhibitor and a program presenter. This year, the nursery industry is promoting their ‘More Trees Please’ project as part of a broader Plant/Life Balance program, and Simon is in the thick of it. According to Simon, the ‘More Trees Please’ campaign is aimed at promoting the health and wellbeing benefits of trees in urban areas. “Activities such as National Tree Day have resulted in more trees being planted, however general awareness of the benefits associated with these trees is still lacking, particularly in urban communities,” said Simon. “Trees have multiple benefits for people and the places where we live. “They filter our air, connect us with nature, create pleasant surrounds for recreation and enjoyment, form spaces which are more peaceful, relaxing and stress-free, and cool our suburbs making them much more liveable. “Through the ‘More Trees Please’ initiative, the nursery and garden industry is looking to be proactive and communicate these benefits within the communities in which we all live, work and play,” Simon explained. You can learn more about ‘More Trees Please’ at the garden expo on the weekend. Joining Simon at the WIN Oval speakers stage will be Colin Campbell, Jerry Colby-Williams, Phil Dudman and Costa Georgiadis (from ABC Gardening Australia) – all confessing their love of trees. If you’d like to catch Simon’s talk, he’ll be on-stage on Friday at 1.00pm. Simon will be letting you in on his best six trees to grow in our local area.

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SCORPIO October 23 – November 22

PISCES February 20 – March 20

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Take things slowly and a wonderful new life can begin. Thoughts of changing residence can be prominent as well as a short holiday. You may have a tendency to step up your pace beyond practicality. Take things slower, your head will be filled with new ideas, but do not try to take on too much. A new work environment could put some pressure on you, but success is yours for your hard work. There can be some emotional times around a family member. It is time for you to look at what you really want out of life. A change of car is indicated. This is a time of taking care on the roads, more concentration may be needed. Financial matters will be lifting. For those singles, a new love can come into your life. Meeting with an old friend will be uplifting at the weekend.

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You will be able to come up with new ways to make money. Buying and selling property are favoured now. Benefits can come through friends. You will need to use tact and diplomacy in dealing with authority figures connected with your work, but good news can come in regards to your work. Lots of changes are also indicated around your personal life. A legal matter will need sorting out.

VIRGO August 23 – September 22

Good news coming regarding the health of a friend. Some problem with a car will need to be fixed. Doing some renovations to property can be rewarding. This can be a very lucky period for you. As the weekend draws nearer, you will be able to breathe a sigh of relief. Schedules will be completed and a holiday will certainly be needed. Good news coming regarding a son or daughter.

LIBRA September 23 – October 22

There will be a sense of wanting more freedom for yourself. You will also be meeting new friends and perhaps saying goodbye to some old ones. This is an excellent time to start a new lifestyle. Friends will open up a lot of new prospects for you. A transfer in work; or a completely new type of work is indicated. Big decisions with work could incline you to change residence.

Consideration of a house move is possible. A change in your career is also a possibility. Good news coming regarding a family member from either interstate or overseas. The romantic side of your life can be quite changeable, so take your time when making decisions. This will also be a time to take care in business partnerships, check everything and take your time.

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Someone close to you can be quite unpredictable; this could upset your plans. Use your intuition and things will work out well. Also a surprise visit from an old friend can really make this a busy week. A family member could be going through some health problems, but this will work out alright. Changing cars is possible, as well as some family members coming to stay with you.

CAPRICORN December 23 – January 19

AQUARIUS January 20 – February 19

You will be able to tap into both your feelings and be logical at the same time. Relationships can be very favourable, anyone new that you meet can be an impact on you. News of a merger at work can bring out some insecurity about your future. Perhaps it is time to speak to someone in authority to ease your mind. Can be lucky with Lotto etc.

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Purchasing a new car or having repairs done on a car can have an effect on your finances, so take things easy. Unusual interactions with those around you could upset you. Repairs to the house may be needed now. A reunion is possible this week with someone you haven’t seen for some time. Extra care regarding a parent may be needed. News of a baby is likely.

GEMINI May 22 – June 21

Using your creative abilities and your intuition will enable you to go forward. Unexpected visit from family can upset your routine. New thoughts on career matters will be prominent. Watch that you don’t go around in circles as this can be a very busy time for you. This can be a very lucky week for you. Opportunities can come out of the blue.

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Patience will be needed regarding a friend. Listen but there is nothing you can do. Your friend will need to sort their own lives out. This is a time to nurture yourself. A change of residence is possible in the near future. Last minute plans at the weekend can work out very well. Preparing for family can be quite hectic. This is a time to slow down and try to keep centred at all times.

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