NUNDAH VILLAGE NEWS • DINING • SHOPPING • BUSINESS • CULTURE • LIVING THE GOOD LIFE
DEC/JAN 2020
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NEWS BITES
Cinnabon to Open First Australian Store at Toombul
Graphic Designer - Michael Lane
Popular US dessert chain, Cinnabon, will open their first Australian store at Toombul Shopping Centre. Cinnabon Bakery will be serving up their hugely popular Classic Roll and also their Caramel PecanBon, BonBites, CinnaSweeties and Cinnabon Stix. They will also serve a variety of specialty drinks, including the MochaLatta Chill, Chillattas, lemonades, coffee and cold brew iced coffees. Cinnabon Bakery is set to open near Coles in the Fresh Food Mall on the 14 December.
Marketing Coordinator - Megan Bock megan@lovingnundah.com.au
Cinnabon Bakery | Toombul Shopping Centre /cinnabonaustralia
YOUR LOCAL TEAM Publisher - Ben Tibben ben@lovingnundah.com.au Account Manager - Larni Tibben larni@lovingnundah.com.au
Photography - Tony Gwynn-Jones gwynn-jonesphoto@aapt.net.au
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LOCAL AREA MARKETING OUR NEXT ISSUE AND CONTENT #44 February/March 2020 Booking deadline: 17 January Content deadline: 24 January Phone: 07 3162 0802
Jabiru Cafe & Bar Open Now A new cafe and bar has revived the heart of Nundah – Jabiru Cafe & Bar. Grand opening celebrations are scheduled for 14 December, with a soft launch late November. This is the second cafe to be opened by Priscilla Williams, with Jabiru also located in the iconic Post Office Square in Brisbane’s CBD. Jabiru Cafe will be open for breakfast and lunch daily, and will serve fresh food with modern notes of Australian cuisine. They will have a kids corner and welcome pets to their outdoor area. Upcoming plans including Sunday Sessions with drinks and live music. Jabiru Cafe & Bar Cnr Sandgate and Buckland Roads, Nundah www.jabirubrisbane.com.au | /nundahjabiru
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Farewell Simon Simon Rayner, who has been the Hotel Manager at The Royal Nundah for the past six years, has finished his time at The Royal. Simon spearheaded the renovations at The Royal six years ago, which relaunched as a quality Italian restaurant in a much-loved Aussie pub setting. During Simon’s time at The Royal they have been finalists in the Queensland Hotels Association Awards for two consecutive years, and the restaurant has been accredited with Ospitalita Italiana, a quality seal recognised by the Italian Government. “It has been a wonderful journey over the last six years meeting lots of amazing people and watching families grow along with ours,” says Simon. All the very best to Simon in his new role!
New Owners for The Home Collective Markets Popular Wavell Heights home and garden markets, The Home Collective, has new owners. Skye, who runs local business, Tea Whisperer, and her mother Linda, have purchased the markets from founders Helen Davis and Abby Davis. The next Home Collective Markets will be held in February 2020. The Home Collective Markets 175 Edinburgh Castle Road, Wavell Heights /thehomeandclothingcollective /thehomecollective_ Visit lovingnundah.com.au
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7 Years of Loving Nundah This month we are celebrating. At this time in 2013 we officially launched Loving Nundah (the magazine) for you. With nervous hopeful energy and a few local supporters we began this journey, not really knowing where it would end up. Our small local team have now put together 43 issues of the magazine. Loving Nundah has grown organically across print, social media and digital reaching a large local audience. Seven years of sharing local stories with you. Seven years producing something “by us and for us”. I’ve noticed that traditional news, media and advertising play on our insecurities and fears. That is not what we are about – we thrive on promoting the positive doers in our community, sharing what is happening for locals and the stories that connect us.
We can all buy well this holiday season, by supporting our local businesses. Take a moment to enjoy what we have on offer – visit the Nundah Farmers Markets, our local parks, the Upstairs Precinct at Toombul, go to the Nundah Library, grab a coffee in Nundah Village, and check out local shops and the food and drink on offer. Thanks for sharing the journey with us, Ben and the team at Loving Nundah.
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EXPERT ADVICE
BUSINESS
HEALTH
with Gavin Johns from DFK Hirn Newey
with Ciaran Caldwell from The Joint Nundah
Are you aware of the ways the government will help you grow your super? If you earn less than $37,000, there is a government payment to help you save for retirement. This is known as the “low-income super tax offset”. This can be up to $500 and is 15% of the concessional contributions you or your employer made to your super fund for the year.
If you earn less than $53,564 and make a personal after-tax contribution, the government will give you a maximum $500 as a co-contribution. This is an easy way to make up to a 50% return on your investment. To be eligible for these concessions there are some additional criteria you will need to take into consideration. We recommend you speak with a professional adviser for advice specific to your situation. If you would like to learn about these and other ways you can make contributions to your super fund, then give us a call.
‘Tis the Season to be Jolly Doing little to no exercise over the festive season is a common occurrence. It’s a time of over-indulgence, socialising and enjoying your break. BUT when the ‘silly season’ ends and January hits, we at The Joint notice a spike in exercise-related injuries. Some are attributed to beginning exercise as a New Year’s resolution. However, even ‘seasoned’ exercisers experience niggles that come out of nowhere and can take weeks or months to resolve. With some simple guidance and planning, you can avoid the dreaded ‘Januaryitis’. Tips when returning to training include:
• Reduce training load by ~25%; • Consider intensity, frequency AND duration of sessions when planning load management; • Re-build training load by approximately 10% per week; • Respect pain – an exercise causing more than 3-4/10 pain should be stopped and modified to bring it back to an acceptable level.
Note: Information current as at November 2019.
Our physios at The Joint are the perfect people to guide you. Take advantage of our special offer and receive a bonus 30 minute massage when booking an initial physio session (new patient or new injury) until the 31 December.
DFK Hirn Newey | 1143 Sandgate Road, Nundah | Ph: 3266 1488
The Joint 9/1220 Sandgate Rd, Nundah /thejointnundah | info@thejointnundah.com
Honouring Lives We understand your values and care about them too. They make us who we are and they live on in the hearts and minds of those we love, long after the person is gone. Contact us on 3263 5044 to find out more about tailoring funeral services to the needs of your family.
Make your Smile a New Year Resolution! ghmfunerals.com.au
Prepaid funerals available
Thank you for supporting our independently owned business throughout 2019. If your teeth become a casualty of the Christmas festivities remember, we will be OPEN over the Christmas and New Year period (excluding public holidays). New patients always welcome.
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EXPERT ADVICE
PROPERTY
VISION & LEARNING
with Andrew Emms and Mark Roemermann from @realty
with Nicole Stimson from Eyecare Plus Nundah
Christmas is a good time for reflection... and in real estate, that means looking at the data Nundah’s population and confidence keeps growing. The local economy is spurred on by attractive rental returns and its relative affordability. This is coupled with jobs growth through infrastructure projects like TradeCoast, the airport runway, and Toombul’s new entertainment and dining precinct.
For a FREE facts-based price report on your property go to localpropertyvalues.com.au Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a happy and safe New Year from Andrew Emms and Mark Roemermann.
METRICS
HOUSE
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$706,750
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Number of sales
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HOUSES AUG 2016 - AUG 2019 Median Price Changes Low $700,000, High $706,750 UNITS AUG 2016 - AUG 2019 Median Price Changes Low $366,500, High $425,000
Andrew Emms and Mark Roemermann @realty Ph: 0427 734 743
Did you know that one in five children has an undetected vision problem? Good vision is important for a child’s educational, physical and social development. Children learn more through their visual sense than all other senses combined. With about one in five Australian children suffering from an undetected vision problem, it’s important to be aware of the possible signs of a vision problem to give every child the best chance of reaching their full potential. How can I tell if my child has good vision? Children often assume that how they see is normal. When you visit Nicole, who has over 30 years experience in testing children’s eyes, she will check that their eyes are healthy and all visual skills are developing as expected. At what age should children have their first eye examination? We recommend that all children have a full eye examination with an optometrist before starting prep and regularly (at least every two years) as they progress through primary and secondary school. The school holidays are a perfect time to have your child’s vision examined.
*Source: CoreLogic
Eyecare Plus Nundah | 1190 Sandgate Rd Nundah Ph: 3266 6444 | www.eyecareplus.com.au/nundah
Stuff your face, the Italian way MONDAY NIGHTS
wednesDAY NIGHTS
Mangia mangia pasta $17
italian seafood platter $42
4 flavours to choose from
suitable for 2
TUESDAY NIGHTS
thursDAY NIGHTS
bottomless pizza $25pp
gnocchi $17
2hr sitting, min. 2 people
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EXPERT ADVICE
HEALTH AND FITNESS
ENVIRONMENT
with Davina (Psychologist) and Rob (Head Trainer) from Fitstop Nundah
with Marion Glover from Vessel Nundah
Maintain Balance This Christmas
Low Waste Christmas Tips
At Fitstop, we’re all about balance. This means we’re all for having fun, without too many restrictions. Here are a few tips to remain active and healthy while also enjoying this fun, scrumptious and rightly ‘silly’ season to its fullest (hopefully reducing the need to make a resolution that involves fat loss or detoxing!)
Christmas can be overwhelming, with more ‘stuff’ coming into the home and budgets being stretched. There are plenty of ways to reduce waste at Christmas and enjoy your time with friends and family.
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Keep active. If you’re at the beach, take a walk along the water. If you’re lazing by the pool, go for a few laps. If you’re doing your shopping, park at the end of the centre to get your steps up.
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lan your food as best you can. If you know you’re going to indulge P at dinner, keep breakfast and lunch light. If you’re aware that you’ll be consuming alcohol, aim for light options such as low carb beer or a white spirit with soda. This Christmas to New Year Fitstop Nundah is free for everyone. Download the Fitstop App from the App Store and create an account under Nundah to book in for FREE.
Fitstop Nundah | 5/1220 Sandgate Road, Nundah | Ph: 0413 106 643 www.fitstop.com/nundah | /fitstopnundah | /fitstop__nundah
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• Consider giving experiences, your time/skills, donations or vouchers, not things. • Give handmade (meals, soaps, biscuits, jams, bouquets, cuttings, crafts etc). • Give eco-gifts (reusable cups, shampoo bar, beeswax wrap, produce bags etc). • Shop second-hand, handmade, local, social, ethical. • Wrap presents in fabric (op shop scarves, tea towels), kid’s drawings/paintings, reusable gift bags, santa sacks. • Consider Christmas tree alternatives (potted/live, ladder/shelving, natives, felt or hire). • Crackers/bon-bons – Make your own from toilet rolls, fill with unwrapped treats, small crystals, nail clippers, scratchies etc. • Advent calendars – buy/make reusable: cloth with pockets, wooden with drawers, toilet roll tube creations – fill with ideas for fun activities! • Decorate with fabric tablecloths, reusable bunting or wreaths. Try setting a waste-free goal this Christmas and tell someone – it helps increase your chance of success. Vessel Nundah | 7 Nundah St, Nundah | www.vesselnundah.com.au
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Nundah’s Hole-In-The-Wall Café It might be Nundah’s smallest café, but Ant Espresso has made a big splash in Nundah. Located between MLC Advice Nundah and Toombul Shire Hall, Ant Espresso serves specialty coffee by local roaster Wolff Coffee, skillfully prepared by owner Anthony Gelina, who has over nine years’ experience as a barista. Anthony is a two-time BAC Barista Champion and prides himself on keeping things simple and doing it well. “We’ve been looking at this space for over a year and the pieces fell into place nicely,” says Anthony. “We couldn’t be happier with how well the small space has turned out.”
Already popular among Nundah workers, Anthony says that those driving into the City have also sought out his coffee.
FREE EVENT
OPEN DAY Come and try the new green, 10am, Sunday 8 December.
Get into the Game at Northern Suburbs Bowls Club
ALL WELCOME
“With our location it’s perfect for people making their way into the city to peel off Sandgate Rd, park directly out front, pick up their specialty coffee and make their way back onto Sandgate Rd without adding too much time to their trip,” says Anthony. Ant Espresso is open Monday to Friday, 6am to 3pm.
The Northern Suburbs Bowls Club in Wavell Heights is encouraging locals to get into the game this summer. With a brand new covered synthetic green, the local community is invited to try the new green at an upcoming Open Day and at several Friday Night Bowls events being held in December and January.
Ant Espresso | 1147a Sandgate Road, Nundah /ant.espresso.cafe | /ant.espresso
The new covered green gives total cover, allowing play to continue in rain and for games to be held in the evening. Community members are encouraged to join in competitive games, held Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday, or to join in social activities held on Friday evenings. “There is so much on offer at Northern Suburbs Bowls Club”, says Games Coordinator Jeff Taylor. “Along with our competition and social games, we have a local schools bowling program, barefoot bowl event packages, corporate hire and bowls available for loan.” “We look forward to welcoming families and community members to get into the game and give lawn bowls a go this summer!” Northern Suburbs Bowls Club 175 Edinburgh Castle Road, Wavell Heights Ph: 3359 2142 | bowls@nsbc.com.au
St Margaret’s PRE-PREP - YEAR 12
Get into the Game
Join in the fun of lawn bowls – a sport for all ages and abilities.
BOARDING YEARS 5-12
Scholarship Applications NOW OPEN
St Margaret’s is proud to offer scholarships and bursaries for girls entering Years 7 to 11 in 2021 in the following areas: Academic Mathematics Arts and Sports Performance Needs-Based Boarding Bursaries
Applications close Monday 10 February 2020. Visit www.stmargarets.qld.edu.au for further details.
The Northern Suburbs Bowls Club invites you to take part in their social activities and competitions, including: • Friday Night Community Bowls • Competitive Games • Local Schools Bowling Program
Come along and you’ll enjoy: • • • •
A local school with a global outlook www.stmargarets.qld.edu.au • T: (07) 3862 0777 E: admissions@stmargarets.qld.edu.au 11 Petrie Street Ascot QLD 4007
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Low Membership Fees Free Coaching for New Members Space for functions and events BBQ facilities, meal options and a bar
Friday Night Bowls from 5.30pm $10 ENTRY ALL WELCOME DEC 6, 20 JAN 17, 24, 31 Meal options and bar open!
Northern Suburbs Bowls Club 175 Edinburgh Castle Road, Wavell Heights Ph: 3359 2142 | bowls@nsbc.com.au www.nsbc.com.au
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Toombul has gone next level with UPSTAIRS UPSTAIRS is much more than your average food precinct - it’s a foodie playground! Sit back and relax in colour-changing neon swings, sip on cocktails under a brightly lit display of neon splendour, or wander through the cool industrial indoor and outdoor spaces wrapped around a sparkling feature fountain. Marvel at the many street-art murals and art installations created by local and international artists, or let your inner child run wild in Archie Brothers Cirque Electriq with virtual reality rides, bowling, dodgem cars, arcade games, American diner-inspired food and tantalising cocktails. If you want that epic Insta shot, you’ll be spoilt for choice. Pose on the neon playground complete with swing-set, see-saw and slide, dive into a popcorn ball pit, or order the most OTT cocktail from Archie Brothers - think an Espresso Martini with a chocolate-rimmed glass topped with a mini magnum or an alcoholic freak-shake with oodles of cream and a delectable Golden Gaytime atop.
Whether it be a puppy brunch date, listening to an undiscovered gem during a Sunday session with your friends, a mid-week bite with the mums group, rooftop yoga with your fur baby, or date night with bae, UPSTAIRS will invite you back again and again with a new experience on offer each time.
SEE WHA T UPSTAIRS HAS ON OFFER !
If it’s food you’re after, you won’t be disappointed. A mix of Brisbane’s latest and greatest restaurants, cafes and bars are on offer with everything from rainbow-coloured dumplings to the popular cheese-wheel pasta.
ARCHIE BROTHERS CIRQUE ELECTRIQ Archie Brothers is a thrilling circusslash-arcade bar and restaurant, offering everything from vintage arcade games, bowling and dodgem cars, to cocktails loaded with fairy floss and mouth-watering food. Think five kinds of burgers, four kinds of hotdogs, pizzas, giant pretzels, chicken wings and every type of fries you can think of (tater tots, fancy fries, waffle fries AND sweet potato fries).
DAPPLE + WAVER Dapple + Waver is the brainchild of Aidan McGarrity and Mark McKenna of Coorparoo’s Beyond the Pale. The hotspot boasts an impressive selection of craft beers on tap, a stellar wine and cocktail list, boutique coffee and modern Australian cuisine.
IL GANCIO From the owners of highly acclaimed II Verde in Bowen Hills, II Gancio is a modern Italian dining destination. Prepare to indulge in Hervey Bay scallops topped with smoked crispy pancetta, herbed butter and flying fish roe, irresistible seafood linguine stuffed with wild-caught prawns and New Zealand shelled mussels, before tucking into the Romana: a fior di latte pizza topped with salami, sausage, onion, potatoes, rosemary and olive oil.
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HELLO HARRY – THE BURGER JOINT
JACKPOT DINING Jackpot Dining is a unique restaurant that combines the gourmet-style of Chinese cuisine with a quick-service format, serving up fresh meals made from locally sourced ingredients.
OPENING DEC
Hello Harry is a funky burger joint serving up generous sized burgers and beers. They use finely crafted cooking techniques to create distinctively different burgers at a great price.
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SUSHI HYO Fresh, delicious sushi and Japanese dishes are arriving at Toombul. Sushi HYO is an expert when it comes to their sushi skill factor.
NIKU RAMEN Niku Ramen will be serving up steaming hot bowls of fresh ramen, amazing rice dishes and stir-fried udon noodles. They use only the finest produce and ingredients to create authentic and traditional Japanese cuisine. Ramen to that!
OPENING DEC
Espresso Max will be your new favourite spot for breakfast, lunch and dinner! The all-day café has something for everyone, with breakfast staples like smashed avo and eggs benedict, and their lunch menu which features seafood and burgers.
OPENING DEC
ESPRESSO MAX
Max Brenner is well-known for being the best dessert destination in Brisbane. At their Chocolate Bar, you can indulge in decadent pastries, creamy fondues and thick marshmallows.
PHAT ELEPHANT Combining locally sourced ingredients to make their freshly prepared dumplings daily, there’s nothing little about this bar with its incredibly amazing dishes like the rainbow dumplings and pig-shaped steamed buns. One look at their menu will have you wonton more!
The next edition of the popular bar and authentic Thai restaurant brand in the CBD will be opening UPSTAIRS. Phat Elephant offers a casual blend of authentic Thai food with relaxed sit-down dining.
OPENING FEB
LITTLE RED DUMPLING
For more info UPSTAIRSTOOMBUL UPSTAIRSTOOMBUL TOOMBUL.COM.AU/UPSTAIRS
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Nundah Now Celebrates 2019 Events! It’s been a big year for events in Nundah, with a range of local events organised by volunteer group Nundah Now Inc. In March, the sold-out Long Table Moonlight Dinner was held at Platform 14 at the Nundah Neighbourhood Centre. Due to wet weather the dinner was held indoors, but it didn’t dampen the mood, with delicious food and entertainment enjoyed by attendees. In May, the Nundah Film Festival was held at BCC Cinemas Toombul. Fifteen films were screened, supporting Australia’s emerging filmmakers. Nundah’s biggest weekend of the year, including the Nundah Festival, Nundah Art Show and Nundah Movie and Fireworks in the Park, was held during the first weekend of September. The 19th annual Nundah Festival was the biggest yet, with two stages, stalls, rides, food, drinks and entertainment.
Meet Rhi at The Plant Lounge With a range of lush plants and beautiful ceramics, you’ll feel at peace as soon as you step in the door at The Plant Lounge. Rhi, who took over The Plant Lounge earlier this year, is a passionate green thumb with a knack for indoor plant styling. She also loves to meet fellow plant enthusiasts – and those who are trying their best!
“We love to help our plant friends get the right plant – our pricing is super competitive and we stock a range of plants for every budget,” says Rhi. “Indoor plants are only going to gain popularity in the coming years with people wanting to connect more to nature, with less opportunity to do that in their immediate environments.” Rhi loves the village atmosphere that Nundah has, and loves chatting to new clients (especially if they bring in their pet dogs!). “We love the support from the local community. We have people go out of their way to come and visit us, when they could go to a chain store. And they do that because they care about local business.” The Plant Lounge | Shop 1, 8 Station Street, Nundah www.theplantlounge.com.au | /theplantloungenundah |
Planning is already underway for the 20th Nundah Festival, due to be held in September 2020. The final event for 2019 will be Christmas in Nundah Village, held on Thursday, 5 December. At a new venue – Platform 14 at the Nundah Neighbourhood Centre – attendees can enjoy Christmas carols from the Northgate State School choir, a sausage sizzle and a visit from Santa, the Christmas Fairy and Elf. The fun will start from 6pm – we can’t wait to see you there. The volunteer team at Nundah Now Inc wishes everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. If you’d like to be involved in any events for 2020 contact nundahnow@nundah.com for more information. Long Table Moonlight Dinner
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Local Residents & Business Members Wanted! Help promote liveability and support businesses in the suburb of Nundah. Join Nundah Now inc. To register follow the link below: www.nundah.com/join-nundah-now PO Box 129, Nundah Village, Q 4012 Secretary: 0421 332 231 Email: nundahnow@nundah.com
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Nundah Cash Store Truck Here’s a blast from the past – locals Greg and Christine Stevens have recreated the Nundah Cash Store truck from the 1920s. Greg and Christine spotted a photo of the original Nundah Cash Store truck on the wall at Simply Duo and decided to recreate the truck.
After finding a Chev in a truck yard in Perth, Greg and Christine set to recreating the truck, complete with signage in the original style, so that it can be used in the community.
Honda gets the MDQ team on the move Thanks to The Honda Foundation and Northside Honda, the team from Muscular Dystrophy QLD (MDQ) now has access to a new Honda CRV, allowing them to visit more clients with muscular dystrophy. Rob Brown, Principal Dealer at Northside Honda was only too happy to support MDQ’s application, particularly given his personal connection with the condition. “My brother has muscular dystrophy so it’s a cause close to my heart. Being a condition that is less common, I have a unique understanding of the needs of people with MD and I know how imperative the services provided by the team at MDQ are,” he said.
MDQ CEO, Helen Frayne, said the new car would allow the MDQ team to travel to home visits and therapy sessions with clients.
“We did not want a restored truck as it had to be still dressed in its work clothes,” says Christine. “This truck was a great starting point, with some mechanical issues, but a good base.” “If locals would like it at their Nundah (or nearby) community events, we welcome them to call Christine on 0419 789 151 to use the truck for free,” says Greg. Greg and Christine have a range of vintage vehicles, including a 1918 Model T Ford, a 1928 Indian Scout 101, a 1929 3-wheel Morgan, and a 1970 Morgan 4/4. Greg and Christine Stevens 0419 789 151 Opposite: The recreated Nundah Cash Store Truck Below right: The original Nundah Cash Store Truck Below: The original Nundah Cash Store
“This vehicle will make it much easier for our team to deliver services and will also give us the chance to reach people living with muscular dystrophy and similar muscle-wasting conditions throughout South East Queensland,” says Helen. “We’re so very grateful for the support.” Muscular Dystrophy QLD | 1149 Sandgate Road, Nundah Ph: 3243 9700 | www.mdqld.org.au
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Christmas Festivities Waste Smart Summer Merry Christmas & Happy New Year As a local community we don’t have We’re creating a clean and green Brisbane for to travel far to enjoy Christmas in our suburbs. I am hosting a free movie screening of Home Alone at Burnie Brae Park, Chermside on Friday, 13 December. More details available at: /councillor.allan.
You can enjoy Christmas in Nundah Village on Thursday, 5 December from 6pm to 7.30pm. Enjoy carols and a special visit from Santa at the Nundah Neighbourhood Centre on Station Street. I am also proud to sponsor the North East Baptist Church's Carols in the Park on Sunday 8 December. There will be plenty of activities from 3:30pm, a free sausage sizzle, and carols starting at 6.30pm. The Nundah Christmas Twilight Markets are on Saturday, 7 December from 4pm to 10pm with 150 specialty stalls and live entertainment. I look forward to seeing you there.
you and your family to enjoy for years to come through initiatives, resources and programs as we tackle the war on waste as a community, and do our part to reduce landfill waste.
Remember to download Brisbane City Council's Brisbane Bin and Recycling app to help you learn how to recycle waste more effectively this summer. Council developed the app to help make recycling decisions quick and simple, it’s also a great tool for bin collection days. Brisbane's subtropical climate means our food is easily spoiled by heat, humidity, sunlight and pests. By throwing out less good food, you'll save money and reduce waste to landfill. Make your dollar and food go further this summer by knowing how to correctly store food can keep it fresher for longer and help you feel confident about food safety. Council's website has plenty of ideas to help you love your leftovers, instead of putting them in the bin. My household recycling guide fridge magnet continues to be very popular. Contact the Northgate Ward office to order yours.
As we find ourselves coming to the close of another year, I would like to take the opportunity to wish you and your family a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Looking back on 2019, much has been achieved in Nundah and surrounding areas. As part of our plan to get you home quicker and safer, important road infrastructure initiatives have been undertaken locally, including the upgrade to the Widdop Street and Toombul intersection with traffic lights.
This year as a city we also introduced free off-peak travel for seniors, 50 percent off rates for the first 12 months for first homeowners, and new business initiatives. We are working with you to make the Brisbane of tomorrow better than the Brisbane of today.
Cr Adam
ALLAN Councillor for Northgate Ward
3403 2210 northgate.ward@bcc.qld.gov.au www.adamallan.com.au Councillor.Allan Brisbane City Council (24hr Contact Centre) 3403 8888
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Christmas Gift & Give Guide This Christmas, shop and support local and give back to your community!
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BYWATER DESIGN Buy handcrafted items made in Boondall this Christmas from Bywater Design. They have a range of wooden homewares and gifts, including serving trays, sushi platters and cheese boards. Visit the showroom in Boondall and see the range available - all products are made using recycled timber or sourced from sustainable plantations. 6/32 Zillmere Rd, Boondall www.bywaterdesign.com.au /bywaterdesign |
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CFQ CHRISTMAS GIVING TREE Brighten the day for a Cystic Fibrosis QLD member who is experiencing a hospital treatment in December. Your gift will let them know that the community is thinking of them. Wrapped gifts can be donated to the CFQ Bookshop (please leave a note with the best age group/gender on the present). Gifts will be delivered to Queensland Children's Hospital, Mater Young Adults Health Clinic, Gold Coast University Hospital and The Prince Charles Hospital. CFQ Bookshop | 3/160 Ryans Rd, Nundah Ph: 3256 9622 |
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GIVE A GIFT THAT COUNTS Help those in need this Christmas and donate toys and non-perishable food items for local families in need. All items collected will be donated to the Zillmere Community Centre prior to Christmas. Donations can be made at the collection cages out the front of The Lounge, Hairhouse Warehouse and Spendless Shoes at Toombul by Sunday, 15 December. Toombul Shopping Centre www.toombul.com.au
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What’s On? Christmas in Nundah Village 5 Enjoy Christmas in Nundah on Thursday, 5 December. Enjoy carols from the Northgate State School Choir, a Christmas Tree lighting ceremony and a visit from Santa. This free community event is organised by Nundah Now Inc with the support of a number of local businesses. TIME: 6pm to 7.30pm | WHERE: NEW LOCATION Nundah Neighbourhood Centre, Nundah | COST: Free THU DEC
Nundah Christmas Twilight Markets 7 Enjoy a Saturday evening at Nundah’s Christmas Twilight Markets. Enjoy gourmet eats and drinks, artisan handmade gifts, spectacular Christmas decorations, kids activities (look out for Santa!), Christmas produce, live entertainment and a pop up bar with a DJ! TIME: 4pm to 10pm | WHERE: Station Street, Nundah COST: $2 entry SAT DEC
Carols at City North 8 Enjoy Christmas carols and fun at the City North Baptist Church annual celebrations. Enjoy a free animal farm, jumping castle, face painting and sausage sizzle. TIME: Activities start from 4pm, carols from 6pm WHERE: City North Baptist Church, 52 Yiada St, Kedron COST: FREE SUN DEC
Elf on the Big Screen 16 Celebrate the festive season and watch Elf on the biggest screen in the Southern Hemisphere! Enjoy free activities before the movie, including face painting, sing along Christmas carols and an appearance from Santa. TIME: Gates open 5.30pm, movie starts 7pm WHERE: Eagle Farm Racecourse, 230 Lancaster Road, Ascot COST: Gold Coin Donation (pre-register to receive a FREE frozen Fanta on arrival)
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Nature Storybooks Summer Series with Megan Daley Grow your love of books about the natural environment through exploration of the Nature Storybooks series. Megan Daley will read ‘Searching for Cicadas’ and participants will learn about other nature-themed books and create a cicada-themed artwork complete with cicada facts. Ideal for children 6 to 10 years. TIME: 4pm to 5pm | LOCATION: Nundah Library, 1 Bage Street, Nundah | BOOKINGS: Bookings are required, please call 3407 8701 to reserve your place. WED JAN
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EV ERY TUESDAY Deep Peace Meditation Class Last class for 2020 will be 17 December, with classes returning 21 January. Classes are free, but donations are appreciated. TIME: 7.15pm – 8.30pm LOCATION: Nundah Neighbourhood Centre, 14 Station Street, Nundah MORE INFO: www.nundahyoga.com.au or 0415 880 212 Nundah Lions Club (every second week) Last meeting for 2020 will be 3 December, meetings resume 21 January. WHEN: Dinner meetings held 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of the month at 6.30pm LOCATION: Norths Devils Leagues Club, Amelia and Franklin Sts, Nundah MORE INFO: Pat on 0417 708 262 or Ted on 0414 745 934
MON DEC
EV ERY W EDNES DAY Nundah Day Book Club Meet other book enthusiasts at Nundah’s monthly book club. In January, read and discuss a book of your choice. New members always welcome, no bookings required. TIME: 11am to 12pm | LOCATION: a 1 Bage Street, Nundah | INFO: www.brisbane.qld.gov.au FRI JAN
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Rotary Club of Nundah Meetings held until December 18, then resume on January 15. New members and volunteers welcome. TIME: 5:45pm for a 6:15pm start LOCATION: Prince of Wales Hotel, 1154 Sandgate Road, Nundah MORE INFO: Terry on 0488 698 983 or Geoff on 0413 960 132
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VEND Market Place Twilight Christmas Markets 7 Enjoy a night of shopping at VEND’s twilight Christmas markets. Enjoy a drink from the bar, or enjoy dinner at the VEND Café with family and friends. Santa will be visiting with Christmas treats and there will be Christmas music and a playground to enjoy. TIME: 5pm to 9pm | WHERE: VEND Market Place, 1768 Sandgate Road, Virginia | COST: Free SAT DEC
Kids Christmas Watercolour Workshop Let the creativity flow at this Christmas workshop. Ideal for children aged between 4 and 8, children will make a beautiful Christmas watercolour reindeer and a pair of magical reindeer ears. TIME: 9.30am to 11am | WHERE: Somerset Studio, 63 Somerset Road, Kedron | COST: $30 per child SAT DEC
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Dr Rob’s Science Spectacular Performance Meet the author of ‘The F.A.R.T. Files’ and see an amazing interactive science show. There are weird noises, defying gravity, a disappearing act and more science galore. When it’s all over you can even ask Dr Rob your burning science questions. Ideal for children aged 6 to 12 years. TIME: 2pm to 3pm | LOCATION: Nundah Library, 1 Bage Street, Nundah | BOOKINGS: Bookings are required, please call 3407 8701 to reserve your place. SAT JAN
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Social Mahjong Enjoy great company at Northern Suburbs Bowls Club’s free social mahjong. Beginners are welcome. TIME: 9.30am LOCATION: Northern Suburbs Bowls Club, 175 Edinburgh Castle Road, Wavell Heights MORE INFORMATION: 3359 2142 or bowls@nsbc.com.au Children’s Storytime Experience the magic of storytime with your child at the library. This interactive session includes stories, songs and activities for young children. This free session is ideal for children aged 2-5 years and no bookings are required. TIME: 11am – 11.30am | LOCATION: Nundah Library, 1 Bage Street, Nundah
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Nundah Carols in the Park Enjoy a fun-filled afternoon with Christmas carols, activities, rides and more. This free event is presented by the North-East Baptist Church. TIME: Gates open 3.30pm, carols from 6.30pm WHERE: Boyd Park, Nundah | COST: Free SUN DEC
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Cruizy Christmas Sunday at Virginia Golf Club 22 Celebrate the end of the year with family and friends at Virginia Golf Club’s Cruizy Christmas Sunday Session. There will be live music and a free jumping castle for the kids. TIME: 1pm to 4pm | WHERE: Virginia Golf Club, Elliott Road, Banyo | COST: Free entry SUN DEC
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Babies, Books and Rhymes Meet other parents and babies for a fun session of singing, clapping and dancing. Learn songs and action rhymes to nurture your baby’s preliteracy, communication, language and social skills. This free session is ideal for babies aged up to one year and no bookings are required. TIME: Every Friday, 10am – 10.30am LOCATION: Nundah Library, 1 Bage Street, Nundah
EV ERY SATURDAY JP Service A free Justice of the Peace service is available every Saturday, except for public holidays. TIME: 10am - 1pm | LOCATION: Nundah Library, 1 Bage Street, Nundah
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The Nundah Spirit WHAT’S HAPPENING AT THE NUNDAH NEIGHBOURHOOD CENTRE - DEC/JAN Phone: 3260 6820 | Fax: 3260 7127 | Address: 14 Station Street, Nundah Postal Address: PO Box 386, Nundah 4012 Email: admin1@nundahcc.org.au | Website: www.nundahcc.org.au
Nundah Family Drug Support Family Drug Support is a caring, non-religious organisation that provides non-judgemental support and education to families and friends of people that have an alcohol and/or drug dependence. Supporting families across Australia for well over twenty years, the not-for-profit, non-government service now has a Queensland base in Nundah. At their newly opened Nundah office, Chrissie Kelly, Qld State Manager, and the team provide support and information to families who are struggling to cope when someone in their family is using. “It is a difficult journey for family members. They often feel judged and shamed when someone in the family has alcohol and/or drug use concerns, and they face enormous challenges without support,” says Chrissie.
Family Drug Support offers a range of support services to assist family members, including a national 24/7 telephone support line (1300 368 186), support group meetings, information sessions and courses. The local Nundah support group offers a non-religious, open meeting for family members affected by someone’s drugs and alcohol use. They are open to anyone and provide opportunities to talk and listen to others in a non-judgemental, safe environment. The group runs the first and third Tuesday of each month, 7pm – 9pm at the Nundah Family Drug Support office. For more information about upcoming information sessions and programs, contact Chrissie and the team at the Nundah office. Family Drug Support Office | 3 Robinson Road, Nundah Ph: 0484 002 181 | chrissie@fds.ngo.org.au Pictured: Anna Daglish (Family Worker), Chrissie Kelly (QLD State Manager), Tony Trimingham OAM (Founder and CEO), Emma Nixon (Development Manager) and Krystal Scott (Family Worker).
Orange the World November 25 has been observed as a day against gender-based violence since 1981. This date was selected to honour the Mirabal sisters, three political activists from the Dominican Republic who were brutally murdered in 1960 by order of the country’s ruler, Rafael Trujillo (1930-1961). On 20 December 1993, the General Assembly of the UN adopted the Declaration on the Elimination of Violence against Women through resolution 48/104, paving the path towards eradicating violence against women and girls worldwide. Finally, on 7 February 2000, the General Assembly adopted resolution 54/134, officially designating 25 November as the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women and in doing so, inviting governments, international organisations as well as NGOs to join together and organise activities designed to raise public awareness of the issue every year on that date.
The 2019 theme for the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women is ‘Orange the World: Generation Equality Stands Against Rape’. Like in previous years, this year's International Day on 25 November will mark the launch of 16 days of activism that will conclude on 10 December, which is International Human Rights Day. As a centre with a strong focus on the prevention of violence against women, the Nundah Neighbourhood Centre held a stall at Chermside Shopping Centre to mark the day. The stall, which was an initiative of the Northside Alliance Against Domestic Violence (NAADV) aimed to engage with people at the shopping centre about the issue of violence against women and give people an opportunity to talk to workers about issues such as domestic and family violence.
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FO ORD R E CH R N RI OW ST MA S
Enjoy Christmas with a traditional Lions Christmas Cake or Pudding. Order your 1kg Cake for $13, 1.5kg Cake for $17 or your 900g Pudding for $13.
To order, contact Ted on 0414 745 934 or Pat on 0417 708 262.
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Thank-You
We Care Week
As we come to the end of another very busy year at the Nundah Neighbourhood Centre and Brisbane North Community Legal Service, the staff and committee would like to say a big thank you to those individuals and businesses that supported the Centre in making a difference over the last 12 months.
We would like to give special thanks to the Nundah and surrounding community which provides so much ongoing support to the Neighbourhood Centre. Over the year we have had businesses, community leaders and individuals provide support and assistance with many of our activities and events including the Nundah Festival, Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month, Community Christmas Party, Culture in the Kitchen, food relief and emergency assistance program and the Family Support Programs. Local businesses have also played a significant role in supporting the Centre and I would like to particularly acknowledge the Norris Motor Group Inc who have supported our food relief program throughout the year and Nundah Now Inc who continued their strong commitment to supporting local community services, with the Long Table Dinner at Platform 14 raising much needed funds for our Domestic Violence and Family Law Legal Clinic. Also thank you to JJ Richards, The Majestic Church, The Commonwealth Bank Toombul Branch, Officeworks Virginia, The Brisbane Airport Corporation, Bunnings, Synergy, Woolworths, Toombul Bowls Club, and All Inn Brewing all of which are just a few of the local businesses who supported the Centre over the year. Thank you to our local representatives, Adam Allan; Councillor for Northgate Ward, Leanne Linard; Member for Nudgee, Tim Nicholls; Member for Clayfield, and Wayne Swan and Anika Wells; Federal Members for Lilley. All of our local representatives have been great champions of the Centre and we greatly appreciate their recognition of the valued role we play in our local community. We would also like to thank all of the volunteers at the Nundah Neighbourhood Centre and Brisbane North Community Legal Service. Volunteers continue to play a very significant role at the Centre and without the commitment of their time, skills and creativity, the many programs offered would not be available. Finally, thank you to Ben Tibben and the team at Loving Nundah who very generously donate two professionally edited pages of the Loving Nundah Magazine to the organisation in each issue.
We Care Week is one week in November where the local community is asked to contribute their time, resources or donations to support a range of community projects. The aim of We Care Week is to identify the needs of local notfor-profits, community groups or individuals in crisis/extreme need and empower locals to help. This year, local initiatives included: • Providing self-care packs for people who have survived domestic violence • Collecting emergency food supplies for the Nundah Neighbourhood Centre
• Hosting a dinner for the young residents at The Lodge • Refurbishing the Virginia State School grandstands for the Community Swimming Club
• Creating scholastic packs for families in need
• Hosting a pamper day for women who have survived domestic and family violence
• Transforming the Centacare Northgate Centre
• Providing kids Christmas gift bags for families in need
Thank you to everyone who donated their time, resources and finances to make We Care Week a huge success. We Care Week is a local initiative by Majestic Church Brisbane. If you would like to know more or would like to get involved in 2020, visit: www.wecareweek.com.au
Nundah Neighbourhood Centre Dec/Jan 2020 The Nundah Neighbourhood Centre and Brisbane North Community Legal Service final program sessions for 2019:
Tuesday, 3rd December Playgroup
Wednesday, 4th December Sewing Group
Thursday, 5th December Thursday English Class
Monday, 9th December Monday English Class
Tuesday, 10th December Fruit and Veg Handout
Tuesday, 10th December Community Lunch
Wednesday, 11th December Evening Legal Service
Tuesday, 17th December Computer Lap (closing at 12.30pm)
Thursday, 19th December Day Legal Service
The Nundah Neighbourhood Centre will close for 2019 on Tuesday, 17 December at 12.30pm The Nundah Neighbourhood Centre reopens on Monday, 6th January 2020 at 9.00am. The Nundah Neighbourhood Centre and Brisbane North Community Legal Service program sessions for 2020 resume: 1 2
Monday, 6th January 2020 Computer Lab – 9am to 4.30pm
Monday, 6th January 2020 Day Legal Service
Tuesday, 29th January 2020 Community Lunch – from 11.30am
Wednesday, 29th January 2020 Evening Legal Service
Monday, 3rd February 2020 Playgroup – 9.30am to 11.30am
Monday, 3rd February 2020 Monday English Class – 10am to 12pm
Wednesday, 5th February 2020 Sewing Group – 10am to 12pm
Thursday, 6th February 2020 Thursday English Class – 10am to 12pm
This Nundah Neighbourhood Centre is closed every second Tuesday of the month from 2.30pm for a staff meeting.
1. ESL Volunteers 2. Sewing Group Volunteers 3. Nundah Neighbourhood Centre Community Garden – Graham Quirk, Sharon Gingell, Sue Walsh and Cr Adam Allan
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FUNDING ACKNOWLEDGMENT: The Nundah Community Support Group Inc [NCSGI] which administers the Nundah Neighbourhood Centre and the Brisbane North Community Legal Service acknowledges its funding from Queensland’s Attorney-General’s Department and the Department of Communities, Disability Services and Seniors; project grants from Gambling Community Benefit Fund, Brisbane City Council and others, plus donations from clients and the community. DISCLAIMER: This publication contains general information only. Readers should not act on the basis of any material in this publication and obtain specific expert professional advice about their own particular situation. The NCSGI expressly disclaims any liability whatsoever caused to any persons with respect to any action taken in reliance in the contents of this publication.
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