EDITION 80, MARCH 2017
www.GORDONVALE.net.au Mulgrave News is proud to be able to launch their new website gordonvale.net.au. The site is in addition to their current website MulgraveNews.com.au, but has a lot more to offer to both locals and tourists alike. The first page of the website has a little about the history of the town and pictures from around the township itself. It is hoped that the website is a one stop shop for anything to do with Gordonvale. In the business section are local Gordonvale businesses that offer services to the community in an effort to keep the local people spending locally. There are also details of local attractions including Behana Gorge, Goldsborough Valley and Greenpatch. Also included are our under utilised attractions such as the Settlers Museum. Residents will also be able to keep up with the upcoming events including the Great Pyramid Race and Country Faire, Animal Education Day and of course the annual Carols in the Park. The website is run in conjunction with a number of other initiatives and improvements to raise the profile of the town including the new RV parking area adjacent to the Mulgrave Mill. Further improvement to the town centre include new signage in Norman Park. Division 1 Councillor Brett Moller said he was pleased to see new signage installed in Norman Park at its northern location at the intersections of Norman and Gordon Street Gordonvale. Councillor Moller said this project came about after he asked for a safety audit of the park last year to look at incidences of anti-social behaviour, lighting and general park amenities. "What was identified was that nowhere did we have signage of the do's and dont's in the park where the Police and our local laws officers could point to in addressing issues in respect to unlawful activity in the park" "At the same time I wanted something that made a positive statement about the park
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given how valued it is by our local community" commented Councillor Moller. As an iconic town square in the heart of Gordonvale which is being more and more utilised, Councillor Moller is looking to see what further upgrades can be made. This will include some exercise equipment and a bike rack for those who may wish to walk or ride to Norman Park to exercise. " I look forward to consulting with the community where some exercise equipment structure options can be put forward for residents to consider and provide feedback to enable this next project to be delivered" said Councillor Moller. It's pleasing to see Council is focused on and delivering for the Gordonvale community. Northern Italy to Northern Australia
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Petersen Park Expansion Petersen Park is located at the top end of Petersen Road Edmonton and Work to expand the sporting precinct has commenced, with the Cairns Regional Council project to double the playing space for local rugby league teams. Stage 1 includes the preparation of 12 residential lots that will be sold to offset the cost of the expansion and are expected to go on the market in the 2nd half of this year. Division 1 Councillor Brett Moller said the $2.8 million expansion is expected to be completed by the end of August this year, weather permitting. “Following stage 1 with the creation of the residential lots, we will then turn our attention to the creation of two brand new, full size rectangular playing fields along Petersen Road,” Councillor Moller said. “These fields will be used by senior and junior rugby league, creating more opportunity for residents to get involved in organised sport on our rapidly growing southside.” Stage 3 will comprise a new amenities block, clubhouse and car parking for 169 cars plus buses. ”The new car parking will be accessed from Mt Peter Road and will help ease traffic congestion in the area when the sports fields are in use and be safer for both visitors to the park and nearby residents,” Cr Moller said. The residential lots will be on the Farmer Street side of the park, away from the premier playing field, which will be located on the south-western edge of the park.’
Kearneys Falls
At the end of Goldsborough Road is one of the best kept secrets of Far North Queensland, Kearneys Falls. Fifteen kilometres after turning onto Goldsborough Road from the Gillies Highway takes you to the Goldsborough Valley Camping Ground. The road is bitumen for the first 10 kilometres over a number of picturesque bridges before travelling the last 5 kilometres on gravel. The camping grounds themselves are set amongst the rainforest with mountains on one side and the Mulgrave River on the other. Follow the road to the end of the camping ground and you will find yourself on the Goldfield Walking track. This track eventually leads to the Boulders near Innisfail and is quite a long walk, however, for the fit people can be done in a day. The Camping ground has many individual camp sites. At the top end of one of the camping sites is the Kearneys Falls walking track. This is one for the whole family and can be easily done in an hour. The 1.7km return track is well defined winding through the rainforest with a few gentle climbs before coming out onto a timber deck at the bottom of Kearneys Falls. The water cascades down the rock face into a number of small pools. For safety access to the rock face and pools is prohibited. There are many areas to cool off once arriving back at the camping ground. The Mulgrave News would like to acknowledge the Yidinji Aboriginal people who are the traditional owners of the land
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New Police Station Moving Ahead By Curtis Pitt
I am excited to see plans for the new Gordonvale Police Station on Draper Road moving ahead, with the State Government working through the land designation process to allow for the development of this critical community infrastructure. Residents will also soon see the commencement of construction on the new $3.5 million Gordonvale Fire Station on Riverstone Road once the wet season comes to an end and I look forward to seeing many local contractors working on this project over the coming months. Together, the new police station and fire station will deliver modern new infrastructure to meet the future demands for service as the population of the southern corridor continues to grow.
RSL Update By The Bugler
Great News. Chalky and Maito met recently with local member Curtis Pitt and he has requested a plan including costings and timeframe for restoring the hall, so that he can look at securing funding. In the mean time donations can be made at the National Australia Bank in Gordonvale right beside the RSL hall. There is also a Go Fund me page that has been set up called Gordonvale RSL. Go to the following link to assist the Gordonvale RSL be restored to its former glory. Thanks to Curtis Pitt MP for taking the time to chat with us.
Community Calendar Gordonvale Community Hub located @ 17-19 Cannon Street MARCH 4 Gordonvale Markets 8 International Women’s Day 25 Red Cross Gordonvale Cent Sale APRIL 1 Gordonvale Markets 1-17 Easter school holidays 14 Good Friday 16 Easter Sunday 17 Easter Monday 22 Animal Education Day Norman Park 25 ANZAC Day MAY 1 Labour Day 6 Gordonvale Markets 13 Gordonvale Race Day JUNE 3 Gordonvale Markets 23 School Holidays If you would like to see your small or large event eg. fetes, cent sales, trivia nights, markets etc. published in the Caltex Community Calender email details to: admin@mulgravenews.com.au or call 4056 5877
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Mulgrave News - Helping youth achieve their dreams In the past month The Mulgrave News has been able to assist two Gordonvale Athletes too further their sporting endeavours by financially assisting them to attend to state and national events. Brady McIntyre has a big future in sport and last year competed in Maryborough in the cross country for the Peninsula school sports. Brady also represented TCS in the 800 metres, 1500 metres and 3000 metres and captained under 14 Southern Suburbs Rugby League team and was awarded best back . Brady also attended the Northern Pride Training program. As we go to print Brady is competing at Hervey Bay where he is competing in the State Schools Triathlon. This event is a 600 metre swim, 16 kilometre bike ride and a 4 kilometre run. Brady is in year 9 at Gordonvale High. Secondly we are able to assist Tahlulah Tillet who is an Australian touch football representative. Tahlulah commenced her touch football career right here in Gordonvale and has a very bright future in both touch football and rugby league. The sport is allowing Tahlulah to travel the world and she has a very busy and no doubt expensive schedule. Congratulations to both Brady and Tahlulah and we are proud to be able to assist. There is still funds available to assist youth from Gordonvale who may want to follow their dreams. Not just sporting, as we have donated money to debating teams, concert bands and many other organisations. Please contact the office on 40565877 and we will see if we can assist
Council Conversations What’s happening around the region... THE WATER CHALLENGE (1 - 31 Mar 2017) Wed 01 Mar Location: Cairns Contact: Kevin Hawkins 03 9001 8254 This year there are two ways to participate: Pledge to drink only water for either 14 or 30 days in March Walk 10,000 steps a day (or more) between the 20th - 24th March Rainbow kids yoga
Thu 02 Mar 03:30 pm Location: Hambledon House Community Centre, 177 Bruce Highway, Edmonton Contact: Linda Ryan 4044 3410 Free fun and interactive yoga class for kids aged 7-10 years. Held every Thursday, 3:304:30pm. To book your place, phone 4044 3410 or email l.ryan@cairns.qld.gov.au
Esplanade Markets Sat 04 Mar 08:00 am Location: Cairns Esplanade, by the Lagoon Cost: Free Further details are available on the Cairns Esplanade website. Keep up to date with all our markets via the Markets Facebook page.
Workshop: be prepared for a disaster
Sat 04 Mar 01:30 pm Location: Nintiringanyi Cultural Training Centre, 16-18 McCormack Street Cost: Free Contact: Nathan Williams 4044 3551 Do you identify as Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander or culturally or linguistically diverse? Council is holding a series of community workshops to help you be prepared for disasters such as cyclones and flooding. Workshops will be held:4 March, 1.30pm to 4pmNintiringanyi Cultural Training Centre16-18 McCormack St 1 April, 1.30pm to 4pmVenue to be advised15 April,1.30pm to 4pm Nintiringanyi Cultural Training Centre16-18 McCormack St 6 May, 1.30pm to 4pm Uniting Care Community188 Aumuller St. Please RSVP to Nathan Williams, 4044 3551 or n.wiliams2@cairns.qld.gov.au MORE
2017 MS Swimathon
FRI 24 MAR 2017 Time: 7:00pm - 7:00am Location: Woree Aquatic Centre, 1 Pool Close, Woree Woree Aquatic Centre will host a MS Swimathon to
raise vital funds to help people living with multiple sclerosis (MS). Participants can raise donations by asking for a one off donation from friends and family or being sponsored based on the number of laps they can do.
National Playgroup Week - Messy Play Day
THU 30 MAR 2017 Time: 10:00am - 12:00pm Location: Fun Ship Playground, Cairns Esplanade Playgroup Queensland is holding a Messy Playgroup at the Fun Ship Playground on the Cairns Esplanade as part of its National Playgroup Week celebrations.
Animal Education Day
SAT 22 APR 2017 Time: 8:00am - 1:00pm Location: Norman Park, Gordonvale Contact person: Nicola Millen Phone: 0423 499 967 Email: nicola.millen@yahoo.com Category: Community event; Arts & exhibitions A fun-filled family day with a information packed program of events.
Gordonvale Lions Club The following equipment & facilities are available for hire: Tables (seats 8) $ 7 Chairs $ 1 Large Barbeques $ 25 + gas Contact Norm Fitzpatrick 4056 3081
Air-conditioned club room with: • tables & seating for 60 • self-contained kitchen • data projector, laptop and screen Hire cost is $60/day or $10/day to non-profit organizations. Contact Glenn Pope 0417 707 447. Our large catering van is available for functions, fetes etc. Contact Barry Hardy 0408 562 120 We are currently seeking new members. Enquiries: Barry Hardy 0408 562 120 or Kelly Beadman 0414 682 962
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Boat Ramp Upgrades
Member for Mulgrave Curtis Pitts office has received many positive calls regarding the upgrade works planned at various boat ramps in the local area. Mr Pitt is pleased to advise upgrade works on the boat ramps at Bellenden Ker, located on Russell River Road and Packer’s Camp, located on Redbank Road, have commenced. The $400,000 upgrade works at Bellenden Ker involve reconstructing the two lane boat ramp to TMR’s current all tide standard and will include wider lanes with a non-slip surface and construction of fully grouted rock shoulders. The $1.5M Redbank works include upgrading the single lane boat ramp to four lanes and construction of a floating walkway. I understand the Cairns Regional Council are looking to design and construct new car and trailer parking to support the improved facility. Planning work is currently underway for construction work at the Edmonton and Fearnley Street, Portsmith Ramps. In the interest of safety, the Bellenden Ker and Edmonton boat ramps will be closed during the construction works. Alternative public boat ramps are available nearby at: • • • •
Ross Road, Deeral Joyce Creek, Bramston Beach, Esplanade Fisherman Road, Edmonton Pine Creek Road, Second Beach
Girl Guides Leader Awards Girl Guides Australia is one of the largest organisations in Australia for girls and young women. It provides leadership and personal skills development to its 30,000 members, including 22,000 youth members.
Guides provide a non-formal educational program that is dynamic and flexible while offering values based training in life skills, decision making and leadership. The Australian Guide Program is delivered to girls by trained volunteer leaders. Girl Guides Mission is to empower girls and young women to grow into confident, self respecting, responsible community members. Recently Gordonvale Leaders attended the Tropical North Region Girl Guides Leader Award Night at Lake Eacham Wilderness Lodge. Four Gordonvale Girl Guide Leaders received awards and recognition in areas of service within the Gordonvale Girl Guide District, Tropical North Region and in the Local Community. Jamie Cannon received the Bar to Wattle Award Stacey Pearce received the Banksia Award Meaghan Gerchow received the Banksia Award and 5 year Long Service awards Sandra Hussey received the Boronia Award.
For more information on marine infrastructure projects in the region please visit www.tmr.qld.gov.au/Projects/Name/R/Recreational-boating-facilities/Current-andannounced-projects.
Do you know someone who could benefit from a regular visitor?
Do you know someone who could benefit from a regular visitor? Red Cross runs a Community Visiting Scheme. The scheme is available to people on a Home Care Package. The visits are weekly/fortnightly for an hour – they are social in nature –chatting, reading the paper, sharing a cuppa. We currently have volunteers available in your area. We are also looking for people who may be interested in volunteering with this scheme.
For further information please contact Linda Morton, Social Support Officer, Phone: 4052 2509 Mobile: 0466 392106 Email: lmorton@redcross.org.au
Increased Circulation From this edition 80 March 2017 the Mulgrave News is pleased to announce that they will now be increasing its circulation. As well as delivering free to each residence in Gordonvale we will be distributing 1000 copies around the town centre at some of your favourite shop outlets. The Mulgrave News will also be available from the Library, Caltex and BP service stations. If you require extra copies please contact the office on 40565877 so that we may organise delivery for you. We continue to receive positive feedback and value your input and support over the past 8 years.
TALKING LAW
with Brett Moller
Growing up on the family cane farm at Aloomba my Father always taught me "horses for courses". By that he meant if you wanted to get your car fixed you go to a mechanic, if you want to get your light switches fixed you go to an electrician and if your tooth needs a filling you go to a dentist.
Similarly if you are going to enter into any Contract or Agreement you should always first see your solicitor to understand your obligations now and into the future and what rights are afforded you under that contractual arrangement. The legal system with laws under State and Federal Acts and Regulations and also local Council by-laws are what we operate in on a daily basis and are extensive and can be complex. Having previously written law articles in local community publications as a way of giving back to my local community, I am pleased to be able to again contribute with general information on a range of subjects from obligations and rights under Contracts of Sale, Leases and Licences, what to consider in making your Will and Enduring Power of Attorney, how to recover a debt owed or mediate a neighbour dispute around boundaries or fence lines and more. In addition you can contact me to comment on a specific legal query you may have. As always whilst general information can be useful as a guide you should at all times first seek your own independent legal advice specific to your personal or business situation. Brett Moller Lawyer Vandeleur & Todd Solicitors Email: wbm@vandeleurtodd.com.au
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Northern Italy to Northern Australia From an interview with Aldo Amadio 2014 (Information supplied by Mulgrave Settlers Museum) Many migrant families left their homelands to start a new life in far north Qld. The Amadio family is one of them and this is their story. Ferdinando (Frank) Amadio came from Musano, a small town near Venice in northern Italy. At 14 he went to the USA to find work in the building industry and he got jobs building houses and bridges. After many years he returned to Italy and married. He and his new bride returned to the USA and while they were there his wife died, so once again he returned to Italy. He then married Carolina Torresan and together they had five children, Anna (Gina), Erminio (George), Pietro (Peter), Aldo (Alan) and Mario. Frank left his family in Italy and this time decided to come to Australia. He came to Innisfail and built the tram line from Tully to Innisfail. Frank stayed in Innisfail for 10 years before he brought his family to Australia. It was 1938 and Italy had a very depressed economy and the Second World War was imminent, so Frank decided Australia was a much better option for his family to resettle in. He even had all the family members become naturalised Australian citizens before they left Italy. The family had lived on a small farm in Italy and had never left the area, now they were going to Australia and had to make their way to Naples to catch the luxury liner Orontes. This was an adventure of a life time for the children as they had never seen so much opulence and foods of all description. The ship sailed through the Suez Canal and finally reached Sydney and then they boarded a train for Innisfail.
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The Amadio family lived in Innisfail for four months, before Frank bought a cane farm in Gordonvale at Highleigh from Jack Matthews, which consisted of 115 acres with 84 acres under cane. Aldo recalls, “I was only 13 when we came to Australia and dad gave us a present – a chipping hoe. When I was 14 he gave us another present- a cane knife”. Frank didn’t think the children needed to go to school, he thought they needed to work. The Police Sergeant in Gordonvale suggested that Frank could get a tutor for the children, so he hired a young girl, but that didn’t work out either and it wasn’t long before the girl had said she’d had enough and left. Through trial and error and with a lot of help from Jack Rigato, who had married Gina Amadio, the Amadio boys became farmers. To plant the cane they made a bundle of cane stalks, cut them into pieces with the cane knife into a bag, which was then tipped into a planter box. Aldo was still 13 when he recalls sitting on a planter, drawn by two horses and while he dropped the cut stalks into the planter box, he was accidentally clipped around the ears by the reins used by the driver of the horses. Working with fertilizers was also trial and error. Once again two horses pulled along a scarifier on which was a box with a bag of fertilizer on top. A sprocket would shake the box and release the fertilizer. “Sometimes the tick, tick of the sprocket would frighten the horses and they would take off” Aldo said. The cane on Matthews farm was the Badila variety and it grew very tall and had thick black stalks. The Amadio boys did most of the cutting themselves, but sometimes had help from a gang from the Trevor family. …………………………TO BE CONTINUED …………………………
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Animal Education Day After a years’ absence the Animal Education Day is back and set for the 22nd April 2017, at Norman Park in Gordonvale. This is a free, informative and fun-filled family event and has animals galore, music by Lucky Phil, petting zoos and market stalls. Regional and international animal aid organisations, vets, feed shops and suppliers, reptiles, pest eradicators and government departments will be able to answer all your animal questions and there will stacks of free giveaways. The popular Police Dogs will be part of our exciting program of events, with an appearance and display by Police Dog axel. There will also be a Kids and Pets Dress-up Parade at 12.30pm with great family prizes donated by Cairns’ most popular animal tourist destinations! Our patron is Curtis Pitt, MP (QLD MLA).
Australian Red Cross
Cent Sale Come Along to the Gordonvale Branch Red Cross Cent Sale Venue:
Gordonvale State Primary School
Date:
Sat 25th March 2017
Time:
Doors open at 1.00pm 2pm start
Admi ance:
$3.00
Red Cross Cent Sale
The Gordonvale Red Cross is once again holding its cent sale on the 25th of March 2017. Doors open at the Gordonvale Primary School at 1pm for a 2pm start. Entry is $3 which includes afternoon tea. The Gordonvale Branch of the Red Cross is also seeking donations of prizes for this worthwhile event.
Great Prizes, Raffles, Lucky Door, Delicious A ernoon Tea
Dad, what do you really do at those Masonic Meetings? A Masonic Lodge usually meets one or two evenings a month to conduct its business, vote on petitions for membership, and confer the three degrees of masonry. The meetings may include a speaker or other program of interest, sometimes open to family and friends. Many activities are held outside the Lodge Room, such as: dinners, trips, sporting events, visits to veterans hospitals – in short, a variety of activities. Masons are also very much involved in community service and charitable works, providing over a million dollars a day nationally, to help Masons and non Masons alike. Freemasonry (or Masonary) is the oldest and largest fraternity in the world. It brings together men from all walks of life for fellowship, the promotion of integrity and good citizenship. It is not a political or religious organization, but does require a belief in a Supreme Being. If you would like to know more, talk to a Mason your questions will be welcome.
Applause for the Grafton Hotel Peter Muskens, manager of the Grafton Hotel Edmonton, has recently donated funds raised through raffles to the Gordonvale Red Cross. Mr Muskens requested that some of the funds go directly to local Cairns charities. In conjuction with the Grafton Hotel, the Gordonvale Red Cross have recently made a donation of a Multi-switch adaptor to ARC Disability Services Inc, a Cairns based, not for profit organisation, supporting people who have disabilities and their support networks in FNQ since 1976. The unit is called a Powerlink 4 Control Unit, which allows users to control up to two electrical appliances with single switches. Great for individuals who are unable to activate appliances due to various physical disabilities or lack of fine motor skills. Individuals, with the press of a single button can activate a range of appliances easily increasing independence, engagement and self esteem. This device will provide people with a disability, the opportunity to perform tasks not previously able to be undertaken as well as giving them added sight & sound stimulus to lead a more engaged & fulfilling life. We are all very grateful to Peter Muskens of the Grafton Hotel for the opportunity to once again provide support to the community.
Powerlink 4 Control Unit with kitchen appliance used for demonstration
Rear L-R: Mikki Rhoades- Toy Library Coordinator, Gordonvale Red Cross members & Jan Derks- Programs Coordinator Front: L-R: Sheridan Lawton – General Manager/Programs ARC Disability Services Inc & Greg Warasum- Service User
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