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CHECK OUT THE CLASSIC CAR SHOW!
CLASSIC CAR SHOW SUNDAY 25 AUGUST 2024
Kenilworth now has another annual event that promotes our region by attracting a unique crowd of car enthusiasts. Most importantly, we have the community working together on a joint project, talking positively about the community, and achieving results for the whole town, which has been the chamber's intent.
Our aims are to:
• Promote Kenilworth, especially local businesses.
• Obtain gold coin donations for our SES and Kenilworth Community College.
• Promote our Chamber to increase interest and membership.
• Encourage our small community in working together.
"Classic Cars, a LIVE Rock band, dancing, jumping castle... come along for a fun day out!"
At the Classic Car Show in 2023 we had over 200 car entries, a 40% increase from 2022, raised $3000.00 for our local SES and funds for Kenilworth Community College. There were over 3000 people through the gates, mostly tourists, the local Hotel served 280 meals, with other businesses showing big increases in revenue.
We have helped boost tourism and are no longer a small country town, practically unknown, but a destiny hosting major events such as a Music Festival, Kenilworth Chook Chase together with our annual
Rodeo attracting thousands of visitors into our town each year. This together with numerous other smaller functions such as the Kenilworth Arts Council Exhibition, including a Family Fun Day and Kenilworth Community Christmas Eve Party, a favourite for families and children of the region.
WHAT TO EXPECT
An all ages, fun day out for anyone interested in the beauty and allure of classic cars!
Come and listen to the live rock band and get groovy on the dance floor. The Blues Brothers act is back, which was extremely successful last year,.
Children are welcome, there will be a jumping castle and face painting for the kids, all free.
Feeling hungry or like shopping? There are a number of food stalls and markets where the public can browse.
This year there will also be an announcer with a roving microphone who will interview car entrants & the public. Learn about the people behind the sparkling classic cars. You can even sit inside them and take some photos!
All public get to vote and there will be trophy presentations. Join us for a fun and relaxed day.
SUN 25th August, 2024
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ARTS & CREATIVITY IN THE HINTERLAND
MALENY SHOW PRIZE WINNER – TWO FIRST AND TWO SECOND PRIZES
Conondale prize winner Allan Noon moved to Conondale in 2021. His childhood was spent in Brisbane where his family finally settled in Carina Heights and where Allan lived for 54 years.
As a child Allan, being the eldest of five children, was expected to help out at home. To Allan`s delight his mother Margaret taught him the basics of sewing so he could assist her with mending using the old treadle Singer sewing machine. It was during these early days that Allan`s interest in costumes and fashion was first ignited through his love of watching old movies on the television and seeing all the beautifully designed costumes.
Allan soon started to dabble in making clothing for his younger sister and buying hats from op shops that he creatively transformed into vintage hats. His love of design and creative costume making has continued to be his hobby since those early days.
“When I moved to Conondale my creative ideas suddenly magnified. The environment, and the craft shops and art galleries in the Hinterland, have inspired me. This year I thought I would enter some of my creations
FUTURE RAINFOREST: ‘NEW KIND OF PARK’ CLAIMS AWARDS
The Sunshine Coast Ecological Park master plan is setting new standards for excellence in design for our environment and community.
The transformational project has taken out multiple awards as early works start to revegetate the site to provide the ultimate refuge for people and nature.
The master plan, endorsed by Sunshine Coast Council in 2023, set down a vision for a “new kind of park” delivering naturebased recreation, education and research.
The project aims to protect, celebrate and restore the 65ha site adjoining Mary Cairncross Scenic Reserve at Maleny on Jinibara Country, returning the current cleared pasture land to its original ecosystems, alongside places for our community to gather and immerse in nature and local cultural heritage.
When complete, more than 70 per cent of the site will be revegetated.
Master plan highlights for our community include walking trails, wetlands, a forest lookout tower, treetop boardwalks, events space, a community hub with café and facilities for research and operations.
in the Maleny Show and to my surprise I won two firsts and two second prizes! This has inspired me to be even more creative”
Allan does not make professional clothing, costumes and hats although, over the years, he has sold some of his fabulous hats. Allan sometimes attends Conondale`s Crafty Cackling Crones monthly gatherings and also loves the Community Cuppa mornings where all sorts of community connections are made.
Submitted by Cristabel at Conondale Community Matters Blogspot.
The Australian Institute of Landscape Architects named the Sunshine Coast Ecological Park master plan winner of two categories at its Queensland 2024 Awards: the Excellence Award for Parks and Open Space and the Landscape Architecture Award for Landscape Planning.
Parks and Leisure Australia also named the project winner of the Strategic and Master Planning Award at its Queensland Regional Awards 2024.
Sunshine Coast Ecological Park: A design journey with the community
May 2022: Gathering information on community vision and values.
September 2022: Sharing, testing and gathering community and stakeholder feedback on ideas, proposed activities and strategies for the park.
March 2023: Presenting the draft master plan for community feedback.
July 2023: Final master plan endorsed by Council.
HISTORICAL: A LOCAL CENTENARIAN
WHY IS THIS BRIDGE SO NAMED?
"In August 1912 at the age of 15 he established his own business as a builder and contractor"
In 1893 the three Hornibrook brothers (Michael, John, and James) settled on the Obi Obi branch of the Mary River where Michael had selected a block of land. Later on John selected and James in 1896 (Hinka Booma to Kenilworth, 1950, 2005, 2020). They surveyed the road to Mapleton and built the first school house in the valley. John, his wife Catherine and his family returned to Brisbane in 1903 where he set up as a tea merchant but died later that year of typhoid fever. Their second child Emanuel was educated at Nambour, Obi Obi, Bowen Bridge and South Brisbane state schools. A 'big lump of a lad' at the age of 13, he was apprenticed to H. W. Fooks, Adelaide Street, to learn the building and joinery trade. In August 1912 at the age of 15 he established his own business as a builder and contractor; his brother Reg joined him in the following year. On 27 November 1915 Manuel Hornibrook married with Methodist forms Daphne Winifred Brunckhorst at her parents' Enoggera home.
1921 and Gus in 1948. The company began carrying out drainage schemes in Brisbane suburbs for local councils in 1918, and then contracted for large sewerage works at Longreach, Roma and other towns in western Queensland. In 1922 the firm excavated the State's first open-cut coalmine at Blair Athol, and constructed water-supply systems for Goondiwindi, Mackay and Rockhampton.
The Hornibrook Highway—a toll road which he launched as a private venture during the Depression—included what was Australia's longest bridge at the time of its construction, and provided full-time employment for hundreds of men. The group built more than one hundred bridges, some of the betterknown including the William Jolly, Story and New Victoria bridges in Brisbane, the Northbridge and Iron Cove. Bridge, Sydney, the King's Avenue and Commonwealth Avenue bridges in Canberra, and the Markham River Bridge in the Territory of Papua and New Guinea. Between John and his brother James they had 11 sons and one daughter, perfect for their own team cricket practice and a ‘twelfth man.’ One of James’s sons, Percy, went on to play cricket for Australia when they won the Ashes in London in 1930, with Don Bradman.
https://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/ hornibrook-sir-manuel-richard-10547
From the outset Hornibrook showed the drive and initiative that were to characterize his career, though his business was, from the first, very much a family affair. Four other brothers joined
It was, however, as a bridge-builder that Hornibrook made his reputation. His first sizeable bridge, erected for the Department of Main Roads across the Burrum River in 1925, was the earliest, publicly funded, reinforced-concrete bridge in Queensland.
Kenilworth Museum is open every Sunday from 10 a.m. Come along and learn more of the history of the district and the people who contributed to its establishment and growth.
~ Lenore Meldrum
President, Kenilworth & District Historical Assn Inc.
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COMMUNITY NEWS
CHEERIO FROM THE CHURCHES
Sunday services continue to be held at St Luke’s Anglican Church and St John Bosco’s Catholic Church in Kenilworth. These two churches stand across the road from each other, one on one corner of Philip and Anne Streets and one on the opposite corner. It’s really only the width of Philip Street that separates these two church communities.The two churches have worked closely over many years to help and support each other and their church communities.
St Luke’s and St John Bosco’s are a wonderful example of understanding and co-operation in living out the Christian gospel.
Into this mix, add in the local folk from the Uniting Church and the Lutheran Church who do not have their own church buildings in Kenilworth. This co-operative spirit was very clear in the Ecumenical Service held on Sunday 30 June. It was led by the Uniting Church in the Catholic Church with a sermon by Rev’d Bruce Johnson with the morning tea at the Anglican Church Community Hub.
On Saturday 10 August, St Luke’s invites you to an amazing display of hats! Yes, hats and a bit of fascinating history! There will also be some musical items and afternoon tea. Admission is $5 with a Lucky Door prize and a raffle. Mark it in your diary – Saturday 10 August at 2pm at St Luke’s, Philip Street.
~ Cheerio from the churches
KENILWORTH ARTS COUNCIL
DROP IN AND CREATE: FAMILY ART CIRCLE
Have a cuppa,meet new friends, do some craft ,listen to a story and make some art! Saturday mornings 9-11am in the Kenilworth Arts Council building behind the library. Cost: By Donation
A quick introduction. My name is Sarah Sigley and I am a Teachers Aide and a mother of 5 young adults. I love painting, crafting and reading. I have a background in NDIS Support Work and Aged Care. I look forward to meeting you at The Family Art Circle!!
Contact me via kac@kenilwortharts.org.au or 0408399928
HATS GALORE
Saturday 10th August from 2:00pm
St Luke’s Anglican Church Philip St Kenilworth
If home is where you hang your hat, tempt yourself to see the fantastic display of hats on show from a private collection at St Luke’s Anglican Church, Kenilworth. Hats from many eras and occasions; there are elegant hats, decorative hats, outlandish hats and adorable hats.
So, hat up and join us for a fun afternoon of hat chat, delicious country afternoon tea and delightful live music.
KENILWORTH SWIMMING POOL
The Kenilworth swimming pool will be opening for the 2024/2025 Season in September. The pool will also be conducting swimming lessons with a Professional qualified swimming instructor. If any parents are interested in enrolling their children for learn to swim classes contact; Hans on 0419 806 406
Thanks to the generous financial support from the Kenilworth Hall Committee the pool is able to provide free swimming lessons for children of all ages in our local community.
~ Hans Schinkel, Kenilworth Pool
SATURDAY 3rd AUGUST 2024
6.30pm Doors Open - 7.00pm Dancing *Soft Drinks/Chips available for purchase (cash only)* All Dances will be taught on the
Interval - Please bring a plate of nger
Hosted by the Kandanga & District Swimming Club
MARY VALLEY BUSINESS
Supporting our community
We are putting our community first by:
• enhancing our public spaces, parks and infrastructure
• increasing pensioner concessions
• creating jobs through our capital works program
• encouraging people to shop local, study here and enjoy events to help businesses thrive
• protecting our natural habitats, rejuvenating ecosystems and restoring coastal areas
• delivering high service standards.
Everyone from the north to the south, east to west and everywhere in between will benefit.
Sunshine Coast Council’s Budget includes:
$391 million to develop a strong community
$289 million to maintain and enhance our environment and liveability
$37 million to build our resilient economy
$140 million to deliver service excellence
ARTS & CREATIVITY
MARY VALLEY ARTS FESTIVAL
The Sunshine Coast - and particularly its hinterland - has more artists per capita than any other region in Australia. That’s according to former gallery director Tony Gill, who will join fellow curator Kevin Wilson as judges of the 2024 Mary Valley Art Festival in Imbil next month. Mr Gill and his partner Jane Caraffi were directors of Art on Cairncross, a commercial gallery on the outskirts of Maleny in the Sunshine Coast hinterland. Tony has been involved with the Sunshine Coast art sector for more than 26 years and started developing art gallery trails early in his business life. While he and Jane have retired from their gallery, they still play an active role in the visual arts scene on the Sunshine Coast; Tony was one of the founders of the now prestigious Sunshine Coast Art Prize.
He will be tasked with judging the popular Mary Valley Art Festival entries with Kevin Wilson, coordinator of the Cooroy Butter Factory Arts Centre. Kevin is an experienced curator, gallery director, and practising artist and is known for breaking new ground with events and programs that respond to audience interests and broad community direction. He started the Postcard show in St Kilda, Melbourne 25 years ago, an exhibition that continues to thrive today, as well as the Floating Land art and environment project in Noosa. He has been a curator at QUT Art Museum, the State Library and at artisan in Brisbane. As well, he has developed new facilities including the Linden Art Centre in Victoria and the Albury Library Museum in New South Wales.
Organiser of the Mary Valley Art Festival, Heinke Butt said artists had until July 8 to get their entries in for the competition which offers $11,500 in prizes, including the RJR Property Best in Show award for $3000, and $1500 for the Open winner from Gympie’s Bendigo Bank. There are 10 sections in the show being held at the Imbil Public Hall, Imbil from July 25-28.
Tickets are available now on Eventbrite for the gala awards presentation on Friday July 26 from 6pm. The weekend includes a poets’ breakfast on Saturday July 27 from 8am, followed by the Masondale People’s Choice Awards at 3pm.
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CR WINSTON JOHNSTON DIVISION 5 - SUNSHINE COAST COUNCIL
Community News
Seeking your fondest pre-millennium Coast sporting moments on film
The 2025 Heritage Calendar competition is on now and we’re calling for entries. Your photos help tell our local story. Every sport, every moment. Share your sporting photos for a chance to win! Visit heritage.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au to enter. Competition closes 6 August.
Free tree planting day at Doonan Book now on Council's Events website for Doonan Planting Festival, a National Tree Day event on 28 July. Bring family and friends out to Doonan Creek Environment Reserve, Verrierdale to plant food and habitat for eastern grey kangaroo, wallum froglet, brown quail, grey-headed flying-fox and Australian pipits. This free event includes plantings, wildlife display, craft activities, stalls, live music, coffee, sausage sizzle and a free shuttle bus.
Watch Council’s next Ordinary Meeting
View online on Council's website or at Sunshine Coast City Hall Chambers on Wednesday 24 July at 9am.
Are you a local high school student seeking hands-on work experience?
Join Council’s Parks and Gardens team for a five-day work experience program. Senior high school students can get onthe-job skills and experience across six fields, including horticulture, irrigation, nursery, infrastructure and maintenance. For more information, check out the Work Experience video on Council’s YouTube site or visit Council’s website.
Check your backyard for fire ants
Fire ants have been detected in our region and you can help stop the spread of these aggressive pests that have a painful sting. Look for mounds or loose patches of soil with no clear holes. Visit fireants.org.au to identify and report fire ants, access free training and first aid advice and see maps of detected nests.
Budget delivery: Council handed down its Budget for 2024-25 on June 20, which will deliver a wide variety of important works across Division 5. One of my top priorities is to keep our hinterland residents and farmers connected on our country roads, as well as make them accessible for our many visitors. Increasing investment to seal gravel roads has been high on my agenda and I’m pleased to advise that this year we are allocating $8 million across the region, up from $5 million.
Placemaking projects are an important part of enhancing those aspects our residents already love about their picturesque townships. Substantial investments will be made this year to finish key Division 5 projects, including an allocation of $2.9 million for the Maple Street streetscape at Maleny. There’s also $960,000 to complete Maleny’s Mountain View lookout parking area. Head to Council’s website for a full list of Division 5 budget wins.
Rangebow festival: I had the privilege to launch the Rangebow festival program in Montville recently. Proudly supported by Council through the Major Events Sponsorship Program’s Emerging Events category, we hope that our three-year funding package will provide financial certainty for the organisers. The festival is a great opportunity to promote community inclusiveness, diversity, reconciliation and sustainability. These core values have guided the event programming and some of the best things on offer are FREE and family friendly. Running from 1 to 4 August across the hinterland, you’ll find the full program at therangebowfestival.org.
Outdoor work experience program for high school students: Join Council’s Parks and Gardens team for a five-day senior high school work experience program, to obtain onthe-job skills across six fields, including horticulture, irrigation, nursery, administration, infrastructure and maintenance. Visit Council’s website and search ‘careers.’
Keeping you connected: Please keep an eye on my Facebook page for the latest Division 5 news and information. Visit facebook.com/winstonjohnstondivision5scc.
CR DAVID LAW DIVISION 10 – SUNSHINE COAST COUNCIL
Boost for hinterland in Council's 2024-25 Budget: I’m pleased to report that almost $14 million is being invested in Division 10 in a mix of projects as diverse and valuable as our hinterland communities, thanks to Sunshine Coast Council’s 2024-25 Budget.
Highlights for our communities include $300,000 for renewed amenities at Bonney Park in Kidaman Creek, $245,000 for Kirby’s Road Environmental Reserve visitor access infrastructure in Obi Obi and $200,000 for Kenilworth Town Centre pathways renewal and place improvements.We’re also investing in our parks with $70,000 for Kenilworth town park playground fence renewal and $7,000 for interpretative signage in Pioneer Park, Gheerulla.
For further information on Sunshine Coast Council’s 2024–25 Budget, including a full list of Division 10 projects, visit www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au/budget.
Major grant round opens soon: If your community organisation needs funding to help make something great happen, I encourage you to apply for support from Council’s Community Grants Program. Major Grant funding is available for projects, events and activities that meet community need and provide community benefit. The current major grant round opens on July 15 and closes August 26. Visit Council’s website to apply and for information on our free grant-writing sessions.
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Land for Wildlife collaboration wins award: For the past 25 years, under the banner of Land for Wildlife South East Queensland, we have worked with 12 other Queensland councils, bringing 5600 private properties together for a common goal of preserving and improving our environment. This program recently won the 2024 Local Government Managers Australia (Qld) Awards for Excellence in the Collaboration category. I was honoured to attend the awards and congratulate all involved for their dedicated passion for land for wildlife.
Cr David Law, Division 10 Councillor, Sunshine Coast Council
Above: Cr David Law with the drivers of the Kenilworth Community Car.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
KENILWORTH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MANAGEMENT MEETING HELD 26 JUNE 2024
The chamber of commerce held its management committee meeting at the Kenilworth Bowls Club. Meetings are held regularly throughout the year, where matters requiring discussion and/or voting might be required. We also use them to steer the direction of the chamber & plan for future events.
We invite all businesses to attend whether they are member of our committee or not. This is to ensure we can obtain input and ideas from our business community.
I would like to thank everyone who made the effort to attend last night.
Should any businesses wish to attend please contact the president: email: president@kenilworthqld.org.au & we will forward you details of our next meeting.
Regards, Ron Perel
President, Kenilworth Chamber of Commerce
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PRESIDENT'S CORNER
Is it that time of the month already? I have been on the road for a month now and so much ticked off the bucket list. Weather has been indecently cold and was a top of 3' yesterday at 2pm!!
Answer for Last Months Riddle: "YOUR NAME"
Created: Ted Whillier
JULY'S RIDDLE: "What's always on the ground but is never dirty?"
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Checked: Karen Mandrakas
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HANDY HINTS
"WHEN CUTTING TOMATO SANDWICHES, SHAKE SALT ON BREAD BEFORE BUTTERING"
"IF BITTEN BY A BEE - REMOVE STING THEN RUB HONEY ON THE BITE. THIS STOPS THE SWELLING & PAIN AS IT IS A NATURAL ANTIDOTE"
"A SAUCEPAN IN WHICH YOU ARE GOING TO BOIL MILK, SHOULD BE RINSED OUT FIRST WITH A LITTLE COLD WATER TO PREVENT MILK STICKING TO THE SAUCEPAN"
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"PLACE A SMALL PIECE OF BREAD ON TOP OF CABBAGE, CAULI OR SPROUTS WHEN COOKING - REDUCES THE ODOUR & FLIES" SO MY MUM SAID
Auspac Media
"TO REMOVE ONION SMELL FROM HANDS, ROLL DAMP HANDS WITH SUGAR THEN WASH THEM"
As I am still on the road travelling this wonderful Country and NOT enjoying the freezing temperatures we are experiencing, please accept my limited input this Issue. Which brings to my attention the woeful and deplorable internet, TV & phone signal services available throughout our Regional areas. More and more of life's demands and chores are dependent on technology with the onus back on the user NOT the provider and yet we have made no progress in the quality of service provided and/or the cost entailed by consumers for a vital service. Well there is my rant for this month.
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BY THE COMMUNITY FOR THE COMMUNITY
"The bravest thing I ever did was continuing my life when I wanted to die"
Juliette Lewis
"No matter what happens, or how bad it seems today, life does go on and it will be better tomorrow"
SAFE SPACE IN KENILWORTH
Did you know? We are creating a SAFE SPACE in the Mary Valley. The working group conversations, connections and training have been continuing this year for a committed group of locals with the national organisation Roses in the Ocean.
You are very welcome to join us!
Mental health and suicide is something that touches many lives and we are creating a safe space in Kenilworth for anyone in the surrounding areas feeling distress. It is a safe space to connect and receive support in a non-clinical setting. Visitors are 'guests' not patients, volunteers have lived experience in mental health or suicide.
Come along to our fundraiser movie, 20th July at the museum. Tickets are suggested $20 but whatever you feel to contribute is welcome. Leave a gold coin donation or pay it forward for someone else. We hope to see you there!
For more information and to get involved contact info@ maryrivercommunityconnections.com
Maya Angelou
ON TOP OF THE WORLD WITH ENDLESS VIEWS
32 HUNSLEY RD KIDAMAN CREEK
$1,600,000
Seeking a tranquil semi-rural lifestyle without compromising modern comforts, then look at this beautiful property nestled on 12.01 hectares. The home is brick in a colonial design with wrap around verandahs on four sides which take in the majestic 360-degree panoramic views. Step inside to discover a spacious modern extension featuring a family room that seamlessly integrates with the outdoors, perfect for those cherished family moments. The heart of this home is undeniably its contemporary kitchen, boasting generous bench space and state-of-the-art appliances. Polished timber floors throughout the residence. Four well-appointed bedrooms, master bedroom benefitting from a walk-in robe and ensuite. Additional comforts include a sizable family bathroom, a separate laundry area, and an enclosed alfresco dining space with a built-in BBQ, ideal for entertaining guests year-round. The outbuildings include large colour bond shed with mezzanine floor, carports and horse stables. The property’s perimeter is fully fenced, ensuring privacy and security. A sealed driveway provides a touch of elegance, reinforcing the property’s charm.
LUXURY LIVING OFF GRID
3545 MARY VALLEY ROAD IMBIL
$1,550,000
Enjoy the comforts that this lovely acreage property has to offer, just on the outskirts of Imbil. Fully fenced 29.7 acre property, 2 large dams, 26,000 gallons tank water. Large orchard with a variety of approximately 30 trees. As new Classic Queenslander home: 3 extralarge bedrooms all with built-in robes, master with ensuite and walk-in robe, air-conditioning and access to the large rear covered verandah. Large family bathroom, large laundry with plenty of storage and bench space. Open plan living – dining and kitchen with stunning granite benches, quality fixtures and fittings. Butlers pantry with room to move. Wood heater and air-conditioning. Separate granny flat or office; air-conditioning, shower & toilet, living area and bedroom. Sheds: (1) - 3mtr x 9mtr, (2) - 12mtr x 12mtr colour bond shed with high clearance central door (3) 40ft container – ideal for storage. Totally Off Grid, no mains power connected. A 29.5 klw solar system also comes with a 10kva Diesel generator for backup if needed.
Tonia Murtagh
0407 135 797 tonia@boxsells.com.au
