On the event front, the Noosa Classic Car Show is scheduled from September 9 to 11, with the Noosa Open Studios art trail locked in for October 1 to 9. The next major event for the region will be the Noosa Triathlon from October 24 to 30, which always sees an early influx of athletes arriving in town to train, and holiday pre and post the race. Our surf life saving volunteers will patrol September 18 as the summer season kicks off across all of our beaches, providing extra safety for locals and visitors alike as they take advantage of our wide open beaches.
SEPTEMBER 2022 | VOLUME 2 | ISSUE 12 GET SET FOR HOLIDAYS Eastern Beaches News - September 2022 P13 Slow down and move over, it’s the law P6 Read about the mighty Noosa Sandflys INFORM • KNOW • GROW P8 We catch up with our life savers EASTERN BEACHES NEWS NEW LAWS NO PESTS OUR HEROES AS THE CLOCK TICKS DOWN ON THE END OF TERM 3 FOR STUDENTS THROUGHOUT THE STATE, THE CLOCK TICKS CLOSER TO ANOTHER BUSY SCHOOL HOLIDAY PERIOD FOR OUR EASTERN BEACHES COMMUNITIES.
On Saturday, September 10, Peregian Park will become a sea of tipi tents for the annual Spirit of Peregian Under the Stars event, raising money for Peregian Beach Surf Lifesaving Club. For a bit of fun, check out the Living in the 70s Show on September 11 at Sunshine Beach Surf Club from 1pm. Spring is here and the school holidays are just around the corner.
easternbeachesnews.com.au2 Contacts Editor: Geoff Crocke� - 0413 988 333 Email: info@yourcommunitymedia.com.au Web: www.yourcommunitymedia.com.au Social: facebook.com/easternbeachesnews Insta: #yourcommunitymedia Advertising sizes and rates Full page: $330 inc gst - 128mm (w) x 186mm (h) Half page: $220 inc gst - 128mm (w) x 93mm (h) Qrter pge: $165 inc gst - 128mm (w) x 46.5mm (h) Coupon: $44 inc gst - 62mm (w) x 40mm (h) Distribution 3400 copies a month via le�erboxes/bulk drops into Peregian Beach, Marcus Beach, Castaways, Sunrise Beach and Sunshine Beach. Stockists include IGA, Pizzami, Annie’s Books, Sunshine Beach General Store and Sunrise Beach bakery. Upcoming booking deadlines October edition: Friday, September 23 November edition: Friday, October 21 December edition: Friday, November 18 Eastern Beaches News is independently produced and published by Your Community Media Pty Ltd atf G.E.Investment Trust, trading as Eastern Beaches News (ABN 80382001417). ose making advertising placement and/or supplying copy material or editorial submissions to the publication undertake to ensure that all such material does not infringe the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 CTH as amended from time to time or other laws, regulations or statutes. Further to this, these persons agree to indemnify the publisher and/or its agents against any investigations, costs, claims and/or judgements. LOCAL NEWS A BRAND NEW MITSUBISHI TRITON PROUDLY SUPPLIED BY CRICKS NOOSA WILL BECOME PART OF THE LIFE SAVING TEAM AT THE NEWLY CREATED PEREGIAN BEACH SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB.
Cricks have donated the ute to the club just in time for the start of the 2022/23 season which kicks off in earnest from September 18. Dealer Principal Mick Wroe said the donation was a way for the dealership to support the community and was in keeping with the group's motto of Locals Supporting Locals.
The club offered a "huge thank you" to Cricks.
To find out more about Peregian Beach Surf Life Saving Club and the upcoming season, email the club on hello@peregiansurfclub. com.au.
CRICKS NOOSA BACK LOCAL CLUB
Peregian Beach Surf Life Saving Club president John Roderick with Cricks Noosa Dealer Principal Mick Wroe and the new PBSLSC ute.
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The Peregian Markets, on the first and third Sunday of the month are sure to be a hit with the Spring time vibe, and neighbouring Coolum now hosts its Salty Saturdays markets and music on the second Saturday and fourth Saturdays of the month next to the giant ferris wheel, which in itself offers something different to do this month.
SLIDE INTO FUN FOR SEPTEMBER
For the artists amongst us there are a range of events on around the shire including a Masterclass Series Sculpture Workshop on Sunday, September 11 from 10.30am to 3pm at Noosa Gallery. The experience costs $120 and includes a light lunch and all materials.
WHETHER IT’S A SKATE SESSION IN THE PARK A SWIM AT THE BEACH, OR SOMETHING A BIT MORE FORMAL, THERE’S PLENTY ON AROUND TOWN THIS SEPTEMBER. On the school holiday front, why not check out the activities offered at the Peregian Digital Hub. Whether it’s robotics, Minecraft, or web development, there’s a session for just about every technology loving child on offer. See www.peregianhub.com.au/eventsForthemusiclovers,TheJisplaying host to the Best of the Bee Gees on Friday, September 9 from 7.30pm. Later in the month there are two nights of the musical Fame, performed by the talented crew at Little Seed Theatre Company. Their four-show run is on Friday, September 23 and Saturday, September 24, with shows at 2pm and 7.30pm both days. Film lovers will have a chance to see short films entered into the Manhattan SHORT! competition at The J as part of a project this year to screen films simultaneously across the world and have viewers cast their votes for their favourite pieces. This event is on from 7pm on Wednesday, September 28. Tickets for all shows at www.thej.com.au
Those who like their art abstract and colourful may be interested in the Vibrant Abstraction workshp with Odessa Mahony-De Vries on Saturday, September 17 from 10.30am to 2.30pm. Tickets are $60 including materials. All tickets available at www.noosaregionalgallery.com.au.
Noosa Mayor Clare Stewart said with over 200 books available the Book Shelf was a great resource for the local community.
SERVE YOURSELF BOOKS HERE
The technology of the system means members simply scan their library card to open the Book Shelf door. Customers choose the books they’d like to read, or return their books to the shelf, press the green button to close the door and the system automatically registers the loans or returns to the card.
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The self-service kiosk is an outreach of the Noosa Library system designed to provide on the spot access to popular and recently published fiction, non-fiction and junior books.Thekiosk will also accept Noosa Library Service items for as returns for those who are not able to make it into a normal branch.
“Our second kiosk is opening in Pomona over the next month or so, so keep an eye out for that too,” Mayor Stewart said.
RESIDENTS HAVE THEIR OWN MINI-LIBRARY AT THE NEW
Noosa Library Service has extended its reach into Peregian Beach with the unveiling of a book kiosk, Book Shelf, at Peregian Beach Community House in Rufous St.
PEREGIANNEWSBEACH PEREGIAN BEACH COMMUNITY TO NOOSA COUNCIL.
The kiosk will be open from 9am to 2pm, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. To help encourage use of the kiosk anyone who borrows from the kiosk up until September 30 will go in the running to win one of four $50 vouchers to Annies Books on Peregian.
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The new Book Shelf is in addition to the Mobile Library’s weekly stop at Peregian from 1pm to 4pm every Friday.
Peregian Beach Community House is at 5-7 Rufous St, Peregian Beach.
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SANDFLYS MOVE AND
By Fiona Ewington FOR THOSE WHO LIKE TO PUT SOME SWING IN THEIR STEP AND GROOVE IN THEIR HEART, ENJOYING THE LIVE MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
The Sandflys who chose their name to represent the surf and beach culture of home, are made up of four mature, hardworking, talented musicians who have their own unique technique, performing classic covers, original rock, blues and jazz numbers with an eclectic range of styles and “Sunshine Music,” designed to entertain everyone. With amusing banter between songs acknowledging their current drug of choice are blood pressure tablets, audiences of all ages are keptTheamused.showstill went on recently when Brad their current drummer didn’t get the booking memo.Performing with poise and grace as a three piece, the lead vocalist took a call mid-set explaining to the audience he was on the phone to the absent drummer.
Within minutes, Brad arrived setting up his kit in record time and the performers opened their second set with classic drum heavy surf rock instrumental “Wipeout” setting the Noosa’s Marina alight with upbeat tempo, rhythm and bold attitude.
ESTABLISHED ROCK BAND, THE SANDFLYS, SHOULD BE AT THE TOP OF EVERYONE’S AGENDA. Formed four years ago it was during the covid lockdowns that The Sandflys received a regular following and regular bookings.
Whilst these guys have always enjoyed playing music, co-founder and vocalist Ado in previous years was an olive farmer in WA and bass player Chris, a music director and radio presenter. They got together playing at local cafés in Noosa before like-minded and accomplished musicians, Peter Wells joined on lead guitar and Brad on drums. With regular gigs and corporate events, the Sandflys are in demand.
Their recent performance at Noosa’s Runaway Marathon starting at 7am had athletes dancing as they ran the course, with holiday makers and spectators moving to the tunes whilst savouring their morning coffee.
For anyone keen to dust off their dancing shoes and swing their hips to the rocking beats accompanied by the rocking boats at the Noosa’s Marina, the vibe on Fridays and Sundays is vibrant.
With regular performance bookings around our region, whether by the river, at local clubs, bars and breweries, good times are guaranteed when the Sandflys play. Not to be mistaken for the annoying biting insects, these Sandflys are an asset to Noosa’s community and know how to encourage a good time. For performance times and venues see The Sandflys Facebook page.
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While the sun goes down the volume is cranked up and devouring the live music performed by these entertaining characters is happy, uplifting and fun.
“We were the only working band on The Sunshine Coast!” he continues.
“Because all our gigs were in the open air, it meant that people could sing, dance and socially distance” explains Ado, one of the founder members.
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Informing beach goers that they are swimming near rips or cautioning holidaymakers of surf swells and surges are warnings of potential danger, but surprisingly these instructions are often patronised or ignored, resulting in embarrassed rescued casualties.Ourlifeguards put our lives ahead of their own and often find themselves battling the unpredictable elements to save those in danger. Noticing a surfboard “tombstoning” in dangerous currents means there is a casualty attached and teams of rescuers are deployed to save surfers from the scariest scenarios.
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Fiona Ewington GROWING UP WE BELIEVE THAT TO BE A SUPERHERO YOU NEED A SUPERHERO COSTUME, BUT OUR LOCAL SUPERHERO LIFEGUARDS PATROLLING OUR BEACHES SAVING LIVES ON A REGULAR BASIS, WEAR VERY SIMPLE COSTUMES; LIGHT BATHERS AT LEAST AND A LIFE JACKET AT MOST.
Whilst professional lifeguards patrolling our beaches are employed by the local council, volunteer life savers patrol the beach of the club they belong to. Both must go through regular fitness regimes, training, and testing.
On a warm, windless, sunny day, patrolling the beach is an enviable job, but things can turn very quickly.
In the ATV is senior lifeguard Adam McKane and beside him is permanent Lifeguard Keaton Grandemange who started in Nippers as an 11-year-old.
In 1902 it was illegal in Australia to enter the ocean in daylight hours, however in Sydney this law was challenged, and people began to enjoy swimming in the sunshine. Due to the unpredictable surf conditions leading to multiple drownings, groups of volunteers gathered to patrol Bondi Beach which led to the first surf lifesaving club to be formed.Itwasonly in 1982 that women could become active patrolling members of Surf Life Saving Australia.
Rescuing swimmers and surfers from the unpredictable oceans is a very important part of the job, but coastal risk assessments and preventing incidents is an even bigger part.
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THE LIFE OF OUR BEACH HEROES
Many of our local beaches are patrolled every day of the year by lifeguards, and during summer weekends and bank holidays, by qualified bronze medallion volunteers. Their jobs are to keep our beaches safe, by educating beachgoers, preventing drownings and taking on the elements should anyone be in trouble in the water.
Asked if Bondi Rescue is a good representation of the life of a lifeguard, the answer is a resounding “Yes!”
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Their rescue apparatus are polystyrene floating devices and a lot of inbuilt bravery and up to the minute training.
“One minute we were releasing baby turtles into the wild on Noosa Main Beach and the next we were reviving an unconscious casualty found in the water,” Senior Lifeguard Adam McKane tells us.
• Coolum Beach Surf Club on 5446 1148 Lifesaver and world champion paddle boarder Lachy Landsdown.
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Let Spring breezes flow your and stay secure too with our great range of security screens Whatever your need, we’ve got you covered. local surf lifesaving clubs offer Nippers programs which introduce children aged 5 to 13 years to surf lifesaving, teaching surf awareness skills, encouraging confidence in the water and inspiring the next generation of SurfOurLifesavers.localsurf clubs encourage all ages to get involved and offer training to anyone keen to learn vital lifesaving skills by obtaining the bronze medallion. The season starts in midSeptember.Australiais famous for its beautiful beaches and our region is home to some of the best. And whilst there are a host of recreational activities to be enjoyed in the water, the ocean is a dangerous place. Having lifeguards and surf lifesavers patrolling our beaches is an absolute privilege and a job that requires as much respect by beachgoers as the oceans they are patrolling. We are fortunate to have such amazing superheroes looking after us every day. Asked how many lives they have saved, "it is too many to say". These guys are amazing and so very humble.
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If you're interested in Nippers programs:
• Sunshine Beach Surf Club on 5447 5491
• Peregian Beach Surf Club on 5448 0900
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PROTECTIONS
Apply by 11 September at https:// lowcarbonqld.com/ WHERE TO FIND THOSE GRANTS
LOW CARBON ACCELERATOR PROGRAM
• Regional Development Australia - https:// ing/rdasunshinecoast.org.au/grants-and-fund
Make sure to keep updated via our daily Facebook posts and Noosa 360 on our webpage www.sandybolton.com, where you can also subscribe to our monthly newsletter. If you have any questions regarding state related matters, please do not hesitate to contact our office at 5319 3100 or email noosa@parliament.qld.gov.au.
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Congratulations to Noosa projects that received funding under the Community Sustainability Action Grants to kick start community climate action, conservation and community engagement on National Parks & State Forests. The amount, nearly $250k to our fabulous organisations including Noosa and District Landcare, and Noosa Integrated Catchment Association is for enhancing resilience, habitat restoration, and business cases. Top job to all involved!
• Queensland Government - https://grants. services.qld.gov.au/#/
DISASTER READINESS with a predicted forecast of six months of rain, don’t forget information on being prepared for storms and other natural disasters can be found at https://www.getready.qld.gov.au Be ready for any eventuation, as my household is endeavouring to do!!
• Noosa Councilgov.au/community/grants/council-grantshttps://www.noosa.qld.
OFF THE PLAN CONSUMER
• Federal Government - https://grants.gov.au
New speed camera technology will target speeding drivers in school zones and roadworks across Queensland in a world-first road safety initiative. The new cameras will begin rolling out in the next month, so slow down in school and roadworks zones, for your own safety and the safety of our kids and roadworkers.
NEW SPEED CAMERAS
This program aims to identify climate-related challenges that can be solved by Queensland companies, helping to reduce our use of fossil fuels or the impact of climate change on our communities, environment and economy. Three stages of support from bootcamps to $80K - open to businesses and entrepreneurs across various industries.
KEEP IN TOUCH
It’s time for home buyers and developers to have their say regarding possible reforms to better protect property buyers who have signed an ‘off the plan’ contract. With two separate online surveys for buyers and developers, you can find more information by going to www.qld.gov.au and searching on “sunset clauses”. The are two four minute surveys available, one for consumers, the other for property developers. The survey closes on Wednesday, September 14.
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INFRASTRUCTURE
Huge thanks to those in our community who submitted an EOI to join the new Project Control Group that will help guide development of a new Destination Management Plan (DMP) for Noosa. Forming the project control group is an important first step in the process of developing our new plan. In developing the DMP, Council will look to seek feedback from residents, ratepayers, businesses and industry on how to sustainably manage the future of Noosa Shire as a destination.
NEW LOOK FOR BOOKS
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Finally, the first two of our library book vending kiosks has opened. The Peregian Beach ‘BookShelf’ kiosk has more than 200 items available for borrowing. A second library BookShelf kiosk will be up and running at Pomona in the next few months.Withthe library kiosks in place we aim to provide easier and improved access to library items.ThePeregian kiosk is at Peregian Beach Community House, 5-7 Rufous Street, Peregian Beach - the new building behind the Peregian Digital Hub - and is located in the foyer and accessible during opening hours on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday 9am-2pm Until next month, stay safe, Clare ON THE MOVE
It’s all go on infrastructure projects around our Shire. Traffic is flowing through the new roundabout at the Cooroy-Noosa Road/ Beckmans Road intersection, following the opening of one lane to traffic. Moving traffic onto the roundabout has made room for the rest of the works to be completed and when finished the two full lanes of the roundabout will be open to traffic.
Noosa Council is delivering Stage 1 of the Tewantin Bypass project with Transport and Main Roads as part of the $400 million road stimulus package funded by the Qld Government. $9.81 million has been allocated to upgrade the intersection.
BECKMANS ROAD FLOWS AGAIN
Works now will focus on the northern side of Cooroy- Noosa Road and converting the old section of Beckmans Road into a service road access for nearby residents.
SKATE PARK REVAMP AT SUNSHINE BEACH
DESTINATION MANAGEMENT PLAN
Our Sunshine Beach Skate Park will close from 22 August 2022 for around 5 weeks to allow for installation of a new ramp. The new ramp will feature a modern ‘Redz’ ramp surface made from a phenolic resin and paper laminate. The new surface has an improved texture consistent with those used in international vert ramp competitions.
Over the next 12 to 18 months there will also be a range of opportunities for the wider community to have a say. Council aims to collate a wide range of perspectives to achieve a common goal of developing Noosa as a well-managed and sustainable visitor destination for future generations to enjoy and at the same time, ensuring that as a priority our residential amenity is protected and enhanced.
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VOLUNTEER FOR A BRIGHTER DAY
Volunteering as a family can also be very beneficial.
easternbeachesnews.com.au14 CHAPPY’S CORNER WITH MARK HORSFALL PART OF MY ROLE AS A SCHOOL CHAPLAIN IS TO BE A LINK BETWEEN COMMUNITY/CHARITY GROUPS AND THE SCHOOL.
Sadly, over the years, I have seen a steady decline in people volunteering and as a result have even seen some of them close down.Needless to say, our community is in desperate need for these groups to stay in existence as they provide a significant contribution to those underprivileged and inSocietyneed. as a whole will struggle if we lose these groups through a lack of volunteers. It is the unpaid volunteer within these groups who is the glue that holds communities together. The benefits of volunteering can be enormous. Let’s explore some. Volunteering will connect you to group of people that share a common purpose which in turn can help you to develop a deep sense of purpose and fulfilment. When engaging with a community group you will often establish friendships with people that are outside of your normal circle. They are a fantastic place to meet new people, if you are new to a community, and can help you feel connected and valued.
Children watch everything parents do and learn by example. By giving back to the community, you’ll show them first-hand how volunteering makes a difference and how good it feels to help other people. It will also help them develop their social skills, self-esteem, confidence and new skills that might not be otherwise developed.
As a result, I’ve had the privilege to form partnerships with many of the fantastic community groups within our community.
youownfocusyourcandirectionmeaningalsoVolunteeringgivesyouandandhelptakemindandoffyourworriesascontribute to something bigger than yourself. It helps combat loneliness, social isolation and depression through the relationships you build.
Some also develop career pathways from engaging as a volunteer in a community group.Sowhy don’t you consider volunteering and experience first-hand, the fulfilment that can be had by being part of a community/ charity group.
The social contact aspect of helping and working with others can have a profound effect on your overall psychological wellbeing.Bymeasuring hormones and brain activity, researchers have discovered that being helpful to others pleasure.immensedelivers
Volunteering can be very good for your mental health and wellbeing.
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*Mark Horsfall is the chaplain at Coolum Beach State High School.
COMMON SENSE WILL BECOME AN ENFORCEABLE ROAD RULE IN QUEENSLAND FROM SEPTEMBER 16 WHEN MOTORISTS WILL BE REQUIRED BY LAW TO SLOW DOWN AND MOVE OVER WHEN THEY COME ACROSS FLASHING LIGHTS.
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“This new rule will require Queenslanders to change the way they drive around roadside incidents to give responders a safe space to do their job - so they can continue to help the people they’re there to protect and ensure everyone gets home safely."
“We know many people already do it, but this change makes it clear that you must do it to keep the people helping in an incident safe from harm.
The rule, which applies to ambulances, police cars, fire trucks, and transport enforcement vehicles, as well as breakdown assistance providers such as RACQ, tow trucks and assistance vehicles, will be enforced with a $432 fine and three demerit points.
“An education campaign will run to make sure people are aware of the changes, which will come into effect from 16 September (2022).”
“Emergency responders, including our roadside crews, put their lives on the line each and every day by working in high-risk and often high-speed environments to rescue stranded motorists, but one wrong move by a passing driver could end in tragedy.
Transport and Main Roads Minister Mark Bailey said the rules are aimed at keeping first responders safe on the roadside.
“We have been advocating for this change since 2017, with 90 percent of our members in favour of making this lifesaving road rule a reality, so we are incredibly pleased the Government is taking action,” Mr Toms said.
“The rule is simple – if you see flashing lights at the roadside, move over and slow down.
RACQ Group Executive - Assistance, Glenn Toms, said the Club congratulated the Queensland Government on the vital road safety rule.
“Our emergency service and first responders do an incredible job, and they play a critical role in roadside incidents,” Mr Bailey said.
More information about road safety initiatives can be found at streetsmarts.initiatives.qld.gov.au/https://
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Eastern Beaches News - September 2022 17 MULTIPUZZLE Saying ………………………………………………………………………….. © Auspac Media MP1611 1. Solve the crossword puzzle 2. Search for some crossword words 3. The leftover letters form a saying ACROSS 1. Apprehend meaning (5) 5. Prefix, eight (4) 9. Relax (4) 10. Nide (5) 11. Small spider (4) 12. Give new weapons to (5) 13. Fit of rage (coll) (4) 14. Abode (7) 18. Stuck (7) 20. European currency (4) 23. Measure depth (5) 26. Parched (4) 27. Is defeated (5) 28. Wash (4) 29. Pitcher (4) 30. Small islands (5) DOWN 1. Jewels (4) 2. Precipitated (6) 3. Italian wine province (4) 4. Boil (6) 5. Crude mineral (3) 6. Shore (5) 7. Rocky peak (3) 8. Own to (5) 10. Suborn (5) 15. Spirited horses (5) 16. Standards of perfection (6) 17. Reach (6) 18. Sufficient (5) 19. Residence (5) 21. European mountain range (4) 22. Poems (4) 24. Base (3) 25. Sea (French) (3) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 G R A S P O C T A E A S E B R O O D M I T E R E A R M A R A B S E L S I F E E E D R L O T D R D W L O M I W S E H O E A P P I B M A R O E R L M A T E L E R D U P S A R G S A B M E P D E N I A R B I T S A I U N D M C T H S N I T R O T S E E T H E S U O H A R A B S E L S I E E E D R L O T D D W L O M I W S E O E A P P I B M A O E R L M A T E L R D U P S A R G S B M E P D E N I A B I T S A I U N D C T H S N I T R O S E E T H E S U O A R A B S E L S I F E E E D R L O T D R D W L O M I W S E H
easternbeachesnews.com.au18 MultipuzzleSeptemberAnswers2022 Saying: Feel the pinch Saying ………………………………………………………………………….. © Auspac Media MP1611 2. Search for some crossword words 3. The leftover letters form a saying 1. Apprehend meaning (5) 5. Prefix, eight (4) 9. Relax (4) 10. Nide (5) 11. Small spider (4) 12. Give new weapons to (5) 13. Fit of rage (coll) (4) 14. Abode (7) 18. Stuck (7) 20. European currency (4) 23. Measure depth (5) 26. Parched (4) 27. Is defeated (5) 28. Wash (4) 29. Pitcher (4) 30. Small islands (5) DOWN 1. Jewels (4) 2. Precipitated (6) 3. Italian wine province (4) 4. Boil (6) 5. Crude mineral (3) 6. Shore (5) 7. Rocky peak (3) 8. Own to (5) 10. Suborn (5) 15. Spirited horses (5) 16. Standards of perfection (6) 17. Reach (6) 18. Sufficient (5) 19. Residence (5) 21. European mountain range (4) 22. Poems (4) 24. Base (3) 25. Sea (French) (3) Grid 3 FEEL THE PINCH 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 G R A S P O C T A E A S E B R O O D M I T E R E A R M S N I T I S I E H A B I T A T A D H E R E D R M O A E U R O P L U M B A R I D L O S E S L A V E E W E R I S L E S A R A B S E L S I F E E E D R L O T D R D W L O M I W S E H O E A P P I B M A R O E R L M A T E L E R D U P S A R G S A B M E P D E N I A R B I T S A I U N D M C T H S N I T R O T S E E T H E S U O H A R A B S E L S I E E E D R L O T D D W L O M I W S E O E A P P I B M A O E R L M A T E L R D U P S A R G S B M E P D E N I A B I T S A I U N D C T H S N I T R O S E E T H E S U O A R A B S E L S I F E E E D R L O T D R D W L O M I W S E H O E A P P I B M A R O E R L M A T E L E R D U P S A R G S A B M E P D E N I A R B I T S A I U N D M C T H S N I T R O T S E E T H E S U O H LOCAL CONNECT LOCAL CHURCH CONTACTS Noosa Anglican Church (incorporating Peregian Church) - 5449 8009 Sunshinewww.anglicanchurchnoosa.org&Beach(BicentennialDrv) or Peregian Springs (St Andrew’s 40 Peregian Springs Dve). Good Shepherd Lutheran Church- 115 Eumundi Rd Noosaville5455 8645 www. noosalutheran.org.au C3 Church Noosa, Noosaville State School Hall, 75 Beckmans Rd. See www.c3noosa.org Noosa Coastal Uniting Church - 5440 5433 & 0421 540 347; Noosa: 6 Grasstree Court, Sunrise Beach at 8am, Sundays. Tewantin: cnr Poinciana Ave & Werin St at 10am Sundays. Salvation Army, Meeting Rooms 127, Greenoaks Drive Coolum. Call Warren or Denise 0400 797 480 / 0418 214 723. Wave Church, The Cavern Theatre. Sunshine Beach State High. Ph: 5353 5152. Weekly events for youth, children and adults. wavechurch.com.au COMMUNITY GROUP CONTACTS PEREGIAN BEACH COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION INC - www.pbcai.org or peregiancommunity@gmail.comorcom/peregianbeachcommunityassociationwww.facebook.phone0439750145.Bestemailis PEREGIAN FAMILY & FRIENDS COMMUNITY GROUP. peregianfamilyandfriends.www.facebook.com/Ph0400053444. NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH NHW2 - North Peregian, Marcus Beach, Noosa Di & Doug Shun Wah on 5471 3195 or email d.shunwah@bigpond.com PEREGIAN BEACH COMMUNITY HOUSE Office hours Monday/Wednesday/Friday, 9am to 2pm. Email pbcommunityhouse@gmail. com or phone 5471 2311. PEREGIAN VEGGIE VILLAGE: Community Garden. All welcome, Rufous St, Peregian Beach or see www.veggievillage.org.au PEREGIAN TENNIS CLUB. 11 Rufous Street, Peregian Beach. www.peregiantennisclub. com.au. The club has three courts which can be booked online via the website. All are welcome – you do not need to be a member to play here. Competition tennis or coaching enquiries: Andrew 0400 110 482 weekdays. LOCAL SURF CLUB CONTACTS SUNSHINE BEACH SURF CLUB NIPPERS Phone 5447 5491 or see their website www. sunshinebeachslsc.com.au/nippers/ PEREGIAN BEACH SURF CLUB NIPPERS Phone 5448 0900 and follow activities at www.facebook.com/peregiannippers
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