APRIL 2022 | VOLUME 7 | ISSUE 8
PEREGIAN SPRINGS
NEWS
INFORM • KNOW • GROW
CRAZY SCIENCE Holiday fun that’s weird and whacky
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Groundworks have begun for the unit complex next to the shopping centre.
Final projects take shape METHODICALLY CRAFTED AND GRADED SOIL HAS REPLACED LONG GRASS AND THE ABANDONED LOT LOOK AT KOEL CIRCUIT AS GROUNDWORKS HAVE BEGUN IN EARNEST ON THE MULTI-STOREY UNIT COMPLEX TO BE BUILT ON THE MOTORWAY SIDE.
The development, which has been several years in the making, is owned by Billy Lids Pty Ltd and will produce 38 units, four Soho commercial units (offices/shops with accommodation attached) and a food and drink outlet. Sunshine Beach builder Mark Bain is the director of Billy Lids Pty Ltd and has previously built several stages of the Peregian Springs development. Billy Lids Pty Ltd is awaiting Council feedback on its Peregian Springs News - April 2022
neighbouring project at Lot 3291 Koel Circuit where it has plans for 58 units and a Tavern. The development application, MCU21/0248, has been through the public consultation phase and is now with Sunshine Coast Council planners who have recently requested an extension until April 4, 2022, to consider the application and make a decision. In nearby Pavillions, McNab Peregian No. 1 Pty Ltd, have applied to build 33 residential dwellings on the hilltop lot at 5 Pavillions Drive, rather than the 51 multiple until dwellings approved for the site when they bought it. As at March 24 Council and the developers were exchanging information, with a date not yet set for making a decision. This application does not require public notification.
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FROM THE ED’S DESK While Mother Nature has been throwing everything she can find at the local area of late, it’s been particularly pleasing this month to hear so many great stories of local people going out of their way to help with the clean up, particularly on our nearby beaches where debris from as far away as Brisbane is still appearing almost daily. Special mention to the Peregian Beach Surf Life Saving Club’s Nippers and local school children who took an organised approach to do their bit. Well done! The attractiveness of our region for tourists and future residents is clearly evident right now. House prices are up, traffic is on the increase and demand is driving activity on the final large blocks of land to be transformed
into housing of one form or another. Given the ground works already commenced at Koel Circuit and the hilltop at Pavillions, and the impending Council decision on the Tavern and unit proposal near the shopping centre, it seems likely construction on all three of these projects will commence before the end of the year. Fast forward to 2023/24 and we’ll be welcoming a few more locals. At the recent Coolum Business and Tourism event hosted at St Andrews Anglican College it was pretty clear the future is bright for the Sunshine Coast. As we head towards the 2032 Olympics and beyond, the potential for further investment to strengthen our infrastructure and connectivity is high, as is our chance to develop environmental projects such as the carbon sequestering at the Blue Heart floodplains. It’s going to be interesting. I hope you enjoy this month’s read, Geoff
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DOB IN A POT HOLE THIS MONTH AS THE REGION RECOVERS FROM THE POWER OF THE RECENT FLOODING, PROBLEMS ARE STILL POPPING UP FOR THE ROADS, PARTICULARLY IN THE FORM OF POTHOLES CAUSED BY WATER UNDERMINING THE ROAD’S SURFACE.
Sunshine Coast Council has sought community assistance to identify problem areas as they surface in a bid to schedule fixing and ensure the safety of road users. Sunshine Coast Council Roads Portfolio Councillor Rick Baberowski said landslips and falling trees could occur for weeks after such major flooding events. “We always appreciate the community’s efforts in alerting us to any repairs needed, especially on local residential streets. “So don’t hesitate to let us know if there is a
pothole near you. The quicker our team knows about the job, the quicker it’s actioned and filled.” You can lodge an eRequest online at www. sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au /Council/ContactCouncil/Request-for-Service-Online-Form or contact council’s Customer Contact Centre on 5475 7272. Alternatively, email mail@ sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au.
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CASH SPLASH FOR TRAIN
The Federal Government announced on March 28 that it would contribute $1.6 Billion towards a heavy rail line to connect the existing train line at Beerwah with the new Maroochydore CBD. It also stated that the other half of the cost, another $1.6 Billion, would need to come from the State Government. At the time of going to print the State Government had not yet commented on the commitment which has been tied to infrastructure plans timed to coincide with the 2032 Olympics in Brisbane. SPECULATION ON ELECTION DATE
May 21 is shaping up as the most likely date for the next Federal election giving the timing of the Federal Budget and the legislative requirements around having a six week lead into the big day. The campaigning has already begun with placard waving supporters spotted out and about last weekend promoting their favoured
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candidates. We will update our facebook pages as candidates come to light and attempt to introduce them all to you in our May edition. BEAT THOSE MOZZIES!
With all the rain of late the mosquitoes are on the rise throughout the Sunshine Coast. Sunshine Coast Council Environment Portfolio Councillor Peter Cox said residents should tip out containers or pot plant bases filled with water, regularly clean roof gutters, change the water in pet bowls and bird baths and ensure mosquito proof screens are on water tanks. In terms of personal protection, mosquito repellent, long-sleeved shirts and trousers, light colours, and limited time outside at dusk and dawn will help. Other tips include spraying screens with residual repellents, increasing light and air movement around dark and damp areas of the property and keeping swimming pools clean and chlorinated.
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ANZAC DAY EVENT PLANS IN PLACE PREPARATIONS ARE WELL UNDERWAY FOR ANZAC DAY 2022 AT COOLUM-PEREGIAN RSL SUB BRANCH AND TEWANTIN NOOSA RSL.
April 25, 2022, marks 107 years since the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZACs) landed at Gallipoli in Turkey during the First World War to join the Allies in a bid to remove Turkey from the war. Locally, Anzac Day ceremonies are held each year at the Coolum-Peregian RSL on David Low Way and at Tewantin-Noosa RSL at Tewantin. In both cases the ceremonies and marches start sharply at 5.15am. They are very well attended, with people well advised to turn up earlier in order to find a car park and a spot from which to watch the ceremonies. Anyone who would like to lay a wreath at the events should contact the relevant RSL.
ANZAC Day ceremonies will be held on April 25.
Coolum-Peregian RSL’s best contacts are functionsmanager@coolum.rslqld.net.au or by phone on 0401 181 016, while Tewantin Noosa is secretary@tewantinnoosarslqld.net. au. At Tewantin, the Dawn Service is held at the Cenotaph at 5.30am. There is a service at Tewantin Cemetary at 6.30am and the Anzac Day Parade is held along Poinciana Ave to the Cenopath at 9am.
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BIG TURNOUT FOR BEACH CLEAN
LIKE MANY AREAS, THE SUNSHINE COAST HAS BEEN IMPACTED BY THE ONGOING SEVERE WEATHER EVENTS WITH ADVICE THE MORETON BAY MARINE PARK IS FULL OF DEBRIS WHICH WILL CONTINUE TO WASH UP ON OUR COASTLINE FOR WEEKS.
At Peregian Beach the churned up water, and floating debris led to the beach being closed for swimming over the weekend of March 5 and 6, but there was still plenty of activity down on the sand and around the Peregian Beach markets as volunteers removed enormous quantities of foam and other rubbish. Peregian Beach Surf Life Saving Working Group Chair John Roderick praised and thanked all who helped out. “It was fantastic to see the wonderful community spirit on display as our lifesavers from Patrols 3 and 4 and Peregian Nippers program members and parents (at their last Nippers Day of the season), joined with other local community members to clean up the beach.” The clean up was still continuing at the end of March with local school students from St Andrews starting their day on March 23 picking rubbish out of the sand, including thousands of tiny polystyrene balls, and doing their bit to help out. Noosa Council has supplied rubbish bags at beach entrances for any beach lovers who want to help out on their daily walks - with 6
full bags left by the land side of the beach entrance for Council staff to pick up and take away. A lot of the debris found on the beach has come from pontoons washed off their moorings from the rivers between here and the Gold Coast. The large structures were washed out to sea, and are now slowly returning, with the buoyant polystyrene breaking up in the waves. Large machinery was called in during the month to remove the pontoons from beaches from Sunrise to Peregian Beach.
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SCHOOL HOLIDAY FUN
GO DIGITAL THESE HOLIDAYS THE PEREGIAN BEACH DIGITAL HUB HAS A BUSY SCHEDULE OF PROGRAMS AVAILABLE FOR THE APRIL SCHOOL HOLIDAYS.
Pretty much every day of the break is catered for with a range of tech and creative workshops including: music production (choosing sounds and instruments for different genres) with young producer DBX; digital art/design with Rosie; Python programming courses for kids with Julian + adults with Evyn; three robotics workshops (taught by Royal Robotics, ZEST Robotics and GEAR Up Robotics); and a new video editing workshop with Dylan.
The Hub also has weekly Minecraft gamer sessions (Sunday mornings) and a Procreate group + Digital Social Club for kids (Saturday mornings). Procreate is a Apple Ipad based drawing App that utilises a stylus to capture drawings on screen rather than on paper. Each workshop will be taught by talented teenagers from the Hub’s Cadetship and mentoring programs and the young teachers keep all ticket proceeds as a way for them to earn holiday money while sharing their skills with other kids. To find out more, email Deidre Marczynski at deidre@peregianhub.com.au or visit www. peregianhub.com.au/learn/
ELEPHANT TOOTHPASTE ANYONE? IF YOU’VE EVER THOUGHT SCIENCE IS A CRAZY THING, YOU’D BE RIGHT!
To prove the case Richard Scholes will take interested children on a tour of The Magical World of Crazy Science on April 6 at Venue 114. A world-recognised, multi-award-winning entertainer, magician, and visual artist, who is also a scientist and teacher, Scholes’ show incorporates science, magic, comedy, mime and music to teach children about science in a fun way. What do you get when you trade a microscope for mime and magic? Giant columns of elephant toothpaste, high-flying toilet paper, zooming smoke rings and the incredible magic of polymers and gigantic bubbles! Venue 114 Manager Louise Thompson said The Magical World of Crazy Science was always a sell-out event and a popular school holiday show for all ages. “Richard and his Crazy Science show is guaranteed to be entertaining, educational and most importantly, fun,” Ms Thompson said. 10
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FOODIES SERVE UP LOCAL EVENT FOOD LOVING LOCALS MAY WELL HAVE HEARD OF THE CURATED PLATE FESTIVAL.
A celebration of local restaurants, farms and tourism operators, the festival was last held in 2019 before COVID stepped into see the 2020 and 2021 events cancelled. The good news is Sunshine Coast Council has stepped up to the plate for 2022 and is working with local organisations to put together The Curated (side) Plate – a 2022 Bite-Sized Serving from July 29 to August 7. Calling on all foodies and culinary experts on the Coast to get involved, Economic Portfolio Councillor Jason O’Pray said the aim was to support the local industries. “In a post-pandemic environment, the event aims to ‘build from the ground up’ via a local industry-driven program, featuring the Sunshine Coast’s vast array of producers, restaurants
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and cafes, tourism and event experiences, and farmgate activities. Businesses participate for free and retain all of the derived income,” Cr O’Pray said. “We all know how important it is to support local businesses and producers on the Sunshine Coast and this event is a fantastic way to showcase the incredible food, lifestyle and experiences our region has to offer.” Expression of Interest registrations are now
open until April 26, with businesses invited to put forward creative local food and beverage offerings which highlight the region’s talent and natural assets. Food and Agribusiness Network (FAN) CEO Emma Greenhatch said The Curated (side) Plate was a fantastic council initiative which FAN were proud to support. Visit www.thecuratedplate. com.au to subscribe for event updates, and for more information on local business involvement.
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POLICE TARGET DODGY DRIVERS SUNSHINE COAST POLICE HAVE STEPPED UP THEIR EFFORTS TO REDUCE ROAD TRAUMA THROUGH THE LAUNCH OF OPERATION REGAIN, TARGETING DANGEROUS DRIVING BEHAVIOUR ON LOCAL ROADS.
The first three months of 2022 has seen eight deaths on Sunshine Coast roads, the highest toll the District has seen in recent years, as well as 140 serious traffic crashes. Sunshine Coast District Superintendent Craig Hawkins said there has been a remarkable increase in the number of people willing to drive a vehicle whilst adversely effected by alcohol or drugs. “I would like to remind those people that wish to put the lives of others at risk on our road, the Sunshine Coast Police will be refocusing our energy at road safety and driver behaviour,” Superintendent Hawkins said. As part of Operation Regain motorists can expect to see a very strong presence of police
on local roads focusing on: • Drink and drug driving • Hooning activities • Modified vehicles As well as the Fatal Five: • Mobile telephones • Speed • Drink/drug driving • Seatbelts • Fatigue. An additional 20 officers across the District (61 in total) have been trained in the testing of drivers for drugs, and joint training has been conducted with the Department of Transport and Main Road concerning modified and defective vehicles. “It is my intent to remind people that road safety is a very high priority for Sunshine Coast Police District, by ensuring that our responsible road users who are on the roads don’t have their lives put at risk,” Superintendent Hawkins said.
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FLOOD HELP STILL AVAILABLE FUNDING SUPPORT HAS BEEN SWIFTLY ACTIVATED TO SUPPORT COMMUNITIES SEVERELY IMPACTED BY THE RECENT FLOODING DISASTER.
The Sunshine Coast was one of the first places to be inundated by the heavy rainfall and flash flooding which tragically claimed the lives of 19 people in Queensland and wreaked havoc across the coast and hinterland. Federal Member for Fairfax Ted O’Brien said the federal government had sprung into action and activated a number of disaster recovery grants to provide relief for impacted individuals, businesses and community groups. Funding from the federal government includes the Disaster Recovery Payment, a lump sum of $1,000 for eligible adults and $400 for eligible children, as well as the Disaster Recovery Allowance which provides up to 13 weeks of support at the current JobSeeker rate. A $558.5 million support package has also been negotiated between the federal and state governments to help Queensland small businesses, farmers, not-for-profit organisations, and sporting and community clubs. Through this jointly-funded package, demand-driven grants of up to $75,000 for primary producers, up to $50,000 for affected small businesses and not-for-profit
organisations, and $20,000 for sporting and community clubs and associations are available to help flood-affected communities get back on their feet. A further $1 million has also been provided to numerous Councils to provide immediate relief to fund clean-up and recovery activities – including the Sunshine Coast Council. To enable impacted residents to easily navigate support payments, Mr O’Brien has created a consolidated list of all available funding support and information. “I urge everyone who has been impacted, or knows someone who has, to please head to my website www.tedobrien.com.au and click flood assistance.” As of March 17, more than $862 million in Disaster Recovery Payment (AGDRP) and Disaster Recovery Allowances (DRA) alone had been paid for those in urgent need. Eligibility criteria applies and different grants will be open for different time periods, with information updated as it comes to hand at the website www.tedobrien.com.au/floodassistance.
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BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT FEATURE
EXPANSION BOOSTS BROKERS
Members of the Mortgage Choice team check out the new Noosaville office.
MARCH 18, 2022 WILL GO DOWN AS A SPECIAL DAY IN THE HISTORY OF MORTGAGE CHOICE PEREGIAN BEACH.
After outgrowing their original office on Peregian Square and moving up to their current spot on the corner by the roundabout just over 12 months ago, the team has expanded again, this time adding another premises to the mix by taking on a second office location at 29 Thomas St, Noosaville. Business owners, husband and wife, Larissa Barton and Gordon MacVicar said when the opportunity came up to take on the Noosaville location, they had jumped at the chance to be able to offer their services to a wider area, and also to expand their office space to better cater for the current team of 10. Larissa said the business had grown from being just the two of them when the doors first opened in 2016 to now having four brokers and six support staff dedicated to helping local residents find the home loan or refinance that best suited their situations and property needs. It’s been a steady rise since the doors first opened to the point where Mortgage Choice Peregian Beach is now writing in excess of 250 home loans a year and Gordon was named 18
Best Regional Broker 2021 in The Adviser magazine’s Better Business Awards. He said the team was particularly proud of the work they had been able to do in the first homebuyer space where they had been able to help many customers to find a way into the Sunshine Coast property market as well as assisting customers to access the equity in their property for renovations and pools which ultimately improves the value of their property. With the move into Noosaville, Larissa and Jos Robinson will be tackling the broker roles in that office, while Gordon and Chloe Hobelt will be on deck at the Peregian Beach office. Gordon said the team aimed to create a welcoming environment for their clients, and it had been rewarding to bring the same distinctive look and feel of the Peregian Beach office to their new space in Noosaville. In the space of four weeks the old Noosaville office was repainted, refurbished, re-branded, re-lit, and opened for business. To find out more about Mortgage Choice Peregian Beach and Noosaville drop by the offices at 1/222 David Low Way, Peregian Beach or 29 Thomas St, Noosaville – or see www.mortgagechoice.com.au/larissa.barton. peregianspringsnews.com.au
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NEW DANCE CLUB AT COOLUM WHEN KARINDA BANI MADE THE MOVE TO THE SUNSHINE COAST A FEW YEARS AGO FROM SYDNEY, THE ONE THING SHE MISSED MOST WAS HER INVOLVEMENT IN PHYSIE, SHORT FOR PHYSICAL CULTURE, A DANCE SPORT WITH A STRONG FOCUS ON PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH.
Last month, Karinda took steps to bring the sport to Coolum with the launch of the not-forprofit Coolum Physie Club. “Physie is a dance sport, and the association has been going for 130 years and has over 200 clubs around the country,” Karinda said. “I have done this dance sport my whole life, and after moving up here from Sydney in 2020 and seeing so many families relocating here also, I realised that there was a need for more community activities. “My club is a not-for-profit club with not only a
strong focus on physical health, but also mental and emotional wellbeing - which is very important in these times. “I will be offering classes for 2-12 year-old-girls and ladies also to begin with. “But offering dance classes for all other ages too as we, hopefully, expand.” Classes are held on Saturdays at Coolum Uniting Church Hall in Elizabeth Street. To find out more, see www.coolumphysie.com or email coolumphysie@gmail.com or phone Karinda on 0452 423 905.
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PUT ART ON THE EASTER AGENDA THE COOLUM ART COLLECTIVE’S EASTER ART EXHIBITION IS BACK AT THE COOLUM CIVIC CENTRE FROM FRIDAY, APRIL 15 TO SUNDAY, APRIL 17 FROM 9AM TO 5PM.
The ever-popular event features more than 200 original works from about 20 local artists across a range of art and craft mediums from paintings in oil, watercolour and acrylic, to mixed media and pastels. The artists will also submit one piece of work each towards a set theme. Visitors to the exhibition will be asked to stroll through this part of the exhibition and cast their vote towards the 2022 People’s Choice Award. Artist De Gillet Cox, a QCA and Griffith University Honours College graduate, has been called upon to cast her professional eye across the exhibition’s various sections to assist the Collective in awarding a range of prizes to local artists participating this year. Entry is to the exhibition is free, although it is always advisable to bring your wallet and take advantage of the opportunity to purchase quality artwork and artisan items at exhibition prices. The official opening and presentation of prizes by De Gillett Cox will be held on Saturday, April 16, at 4pm. Coolum Civic Centre is at 2-4 Park St, Coolum Beach. 24
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MOTHER AND SON STAGE SHOW
WHEN LOCAL SINGING SUPER STAR KATIE NOONAN TAKES TO THE STAGE AT EUMUNDI SCHOOL OF ARTS ON APRIL 8 HER SON DEXTER HURREN WILL BE JOINING HER ON DRUMS.
Noonan will perform a set of all new music with her trio also supported by songstress Sarah King. Fair to say Dexter has been there for most of Noonan’s solo career. He was a one-year-old when Noonan recorded her first solo album Skin in Sydney and Los Angeles, and he’ll take to the stage as a 16-year-old alongside his Mum and bassist and producer Steele Chabau. Over the past 20 years Noonan, a five-time ARIA award-winning artist, has proven herself one of Australia’s most hardworking, versatile and prolific performers. Named one of the greatest Australian singers of all time by the Herald Sun, Katie has produced 20 studio albums throughout her career, with seven times platinum record sales under her belt and 27 ARIA award nominations that span diverse genres. 28
Katie first came into the nation’s view in 2002 while fronting indie rock band george – their debut album, the two-times platinum ‘Polyserena’, rolled in at number one in the ARIA charts. george ultimately won the ARIA award for Breakthrough Artist that same year. Since then, Katie has performed by invitation for members of the Danish and British Royal families, and His Holiness the 13th Dalai Lama. She was an inaugural recipient of the prestigious Sidney Myer Creative Fellowship in 2011, an honour awarded to candidates that display outstanding talent and exceptional courage. In 2018, Katie took on the Commonwealth Games Opening and Closing ceremonies as Music Director, performing to more than a billion viewers worldwide. Tickets for the April 8 show are available through Oztix.com.au for $50 (plus booking fee). It is an all-ages event and food and drinks will be available for purchase during the night. Doors open at 7.30pm with seating on a first come, first served basis. peregianspringsnews.com.au
ARE YOUR KNEES HURTING? Are you experiencing knee pain when walking downstairs or downhill? Are you feeling pain or stiffness in the knee after sitting for a period of time? There are many different causes for knee pain, which is why it’s essential to get an accurate diagnosis with your GP or physiotherapist. Patella femoral pain – is a common cause of knee pain in people of all ages. It is often felt as a dull ache in the front of the knee, just behind the knee cap. It is usually felt with prolonged sitting, kneeling or walking downhills. There can be many contributors to knee cap pain. One is known as tracking.
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Imagine the muscles on either side of the kneecap need to work in symmetry to steer the kneecap centrally. If you have tightness on one side or weakness on another, like reins on a horse - this can alter the tracking of the kneecap and lead to a dull ache behind the knee! Other contributors include tight calf muscles, poor foot mechanics, weakness in the quadriceps and weakness in the hips.
Simple tips to help with knee cap related pain include: • Massage the outer thigh or ITB with a massage stick or try using a foam roller. • Strengthen the gluteal muscles that support the hip. When you have a weak hip, you are more likely to have knee pain! • Strengthen the quadriceps muscles with the guidance of your physio. • Ask your physio about specific patella taping that can also help relieve symptoms. • Ensure your foot and calf remain flexible and have your footwear checked by your physio. Our team love supporting the community and their health! Contact us today for an appointment.
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COUNCIL NEWS WITH DIVISION 9 COUNCILLOR MARIA SUAREZ
DROP BY AND SAY HI ON APRIL 13 COME AND SAY HELLO
I’ll be at Coco Cantina on Wednesday April 13, 2022, between 8-10am for the Peregian Community Chat Day. Please drop by to speak to me if you’ve got any queries or concerns. I’ll have information on current council projects such as the community centre consultation and planning scheme information. I’m usually there on the second Wednesday of the month – and keep my Facebook page updated if anything changes. I hope to see you there. FLOOD CLEAN UP
Sunshine Coast Council crews and contractors responded quickly to clearing debris and assessing our roads in flood-affected areas to open them to through-traffic and make them safe again. You may remember the damage to Verrierdale Rd and the large pothole on Peregian Springs. Emergency response repairs were undertaken to prevent further damage to the roads. Council staff are prioritising works across the region to complete repair work to standard. If you see any new potholes visit
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sunshinecoast.qld. gov.au to lodge the issue online or call 5475 7272. PLAYGROUND WORK
Playgrounds are another popular area that experienced damage from the rain as the softfall was washed away making it unsafe for little park users. While the playground at The Avenue Duckpond park was inundated, the damage was not so extensive to require closure. It may take some time to top-up and replace softfall across the region due to access and supply of materials. Thank you for your support and patience. STAY IN TOUCH
If you have issues or suggestions to discuss, please contact me on 5475 9810 or maria. suarez@sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au or come along to one of my community chats. Please keep an eye on my Facebook page for details. Cheers, Cr. Maria Suarez Division 9 – Sunshine Coast Council
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FEDERAL GOVERNMENT NEWS WITH MEMBER FOR FAIRFAX TED O’BRIEN
WORLD FIRST MANUFACTURING TURBINE PRECINCT
A world-first food and beverage manufacturing facility will be built on the Sunshine Coast thanks to $33.4 million in federal funding that I announced with Industry Minister Angus Taylor recently. The ‘Turbine Precinct’ will be a mega 20,000sqm purpose-built, collaborative food and beverage manufacturing centre located at the Sunshine Coast Airport. The project is expected to create 131 new jobs during construction and support 687 once operational with $200 million in economic benefits delivered for the Australian economy each year. SEQ CITY DEAL
All three tiers of government have come together to sign the SEQ City Deal - a joint commitment to deliver $1.8 billion worth of infrastructure that will transform the region. I was honoured to attend the historic signing event after years of working closely with Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Infrastructure Minister Paul Fletcher on the deal. The City Deal will play an important role in delivering transformative projects for the Sunshine Coast and will provide access to two newly created funding streams worth $435.8 million. An additional $35.3 million will also be invested into the Sunshine Coast’s Blue Heart
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environmental project thanks to the newly minted Deal. RECORD LOW UNEMPLOYMENT
While there is still much work to do, the latest economic figures demonstrate Australia’s strong economic recovery from COVID-19. Unemployment for women is now at the lowest level since 1974 at 3.8% and overall unemployment is just 4%. Despite the economic hit from COVID-19, more people are in jobs today than before the pandemic. In short, this shows our economic plan is working. Rest assured, I am very aware of the challenges facing many local people and businesses. We have more to do. STAY IN TOUCH
As always, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with any Federal issues, concerns or inquiries on 5479 2800; via email at ted.obrien.mp@ aph.gov.au or in person at 17 Southern Drive, Maroochydore.
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STAY LATE AT LOCAL LIBRARIES COOLUM LIBRARY WILL BE OPEN A LITTLE BIT LONGER FROM NOW ON WITH ITS NEW HOURS BEING 9.30AM TO 5.30PM MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, AND 9.30AM TO 6PM ON TUESDAY.
The library will also continue to open from 9am to 3pm on Saturdays. Community Portfolio Councillor David Law said council knows how much residents love visiting the library and making use of this great resource. “Our libraries have adapted to the changing times over the last two years and, despite restricted hours and lockdowns due to COVID-19, our Sunshine Coast Libraries have still seen more than 1.5 million visitors through their doors and more than 36,000 people join the library service during that time,” Cr Law said. “Extending the library opening hours will help us remain responsive to the community’s needs as COVID-19 restrictions are eased and people again fall in love with their local library.” Nestled in Jack Morgan Park, the Coolum Library offers visitors a unique outdoor deck to read a favourite book, connect to free Wifi or to just stop and relax with a friend. Sunshine Coast Council Division 9 Councillor Maria Suarez said the Coolum Library boasted a proud sense of community and had offered
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a welcoming environment for both locals and visitors to the Coolum area since opening more than 30 years ago. “The local library team is always eager to have a chat about local history and showcase all Coolum Library has to offer,” Cr Suarez said. “Anyone can join the library while visiting or signup online. “Coolum Library provides an inviting space to connect with others and provides access to a wide range of resources and programs for children and adults. “Members can enjoy free full access to the library’s catalogue, including books, newspapers and magazines, as well as the extensive eLibrary to download eAudiobooks, eBooks and eMagazines to make the most of holiday and everyday reading.” Keep up to date with the wide range programs, sessions and events on offer at the Coolum Library by visiting library. sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au and follow Sunshine Coast Libraries on Facebook. year’s fundraising focus being to support The Salvation Army in providing short term housing for homeless and destitute people on the Sunshine Coast, and other Rotary Projects. From 9am to 5pm from Friday, April 29, to Sunday, May 1, tens of thousands of books will be on sale at great low prices. Bring a bag or two and stock up for the year ahead. peregianspringsnews.com.au
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Coolum Beach Anglican Church -Cnr Perry St & Beach Rd Coolum Beach 0447 002 573 email ang.coolum@gmail.com Or see www.anglicanchurchcoolum.com Coolum Beach Baptist Church 1912 David Low Way -call 5446 1957 or www.coolumbeachbaptist.com/ Coolum Christian Family Church 2 Arcoona Rd (Coolum Beach Christian College) http://ccfchurch.org.au or call 5446 1295. Coolum Uniting Church Cnr Elizabeth St & Heathfield Rd ,Coolum www.maryburnettpres.org.au or 5446 1815 C3 Church Noosa, 24 Sunshine Beach Road, Noosa Heads, 10am, Sundays. See www.c3noosa.org Noosa Anglican Church - including Peregian Springs 5449 8009 & www.anglicanchurchnoosa.org. Sunshine Beach (Bicentennial Drv) or Peregian Springs (in St Andrew’s, 40 Peregian Springs Dve) 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 St Peter’s Catholic Church 28-32 Elizabeth St, Coolum 5443 3488 www. saintsonwaves.com.au Salvation Army, Coolum Connections relaxed mid-week worship, every second Thursday from 9.30am at 3/127, Greenoaks Drive, Coolum Beach. Enquiries 5442 4218. Wave Church, The Cavern Theatre. Sunshine Beach State High. Ph: 5353 5152. Weekly events for youth, children and adults. wavechurch.com.au
Peregian Family & Friends Inc Est 2017. Advocates for and organises family friendly initiatives across the Peregian region. Mob: 0400 053 444 Web: www.peregianfriends.com Meets: General Meetings held quarterly on Sunday at 1pm at Peregian Surf Club. Committee meetings held monthly. Email info@peregianfriends.com for details.
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ROTARY NOOSA DAYBREAK meet regularly on Thursday mornings for breakfast at Noosa Springs from 6.45am for fun, furthering community projects and to hear from regular interesting speakers. See www. noosadaybreakrotary.org or @rotarynoosa on Facebook to find out more, or phone 1300 791 226 or email secretary.noosadaybreak@ rotary9660.org QUOTA CLUB OF COOLUM BEACH
meet at the Lions Den (next to Fire Station) at 15 Russell St, Coolum Beach, at 2pm on the second Tuesday of the month. Contact: secretary@quotacoolum.com or Sandra Verrall on 0457 355 734. PEREGIAN MARKETS
The Peregian Markets are held on the first and third Sunday of every month. GOVERNMENT REP CONTACTS
Local Sunshine Coast Councillor Maria Suarez, office (Division 9) Tel – 5475 9810 State (Ninderry) Dan Purdie - Tel - 5406 7900 (Peregian Springs) State (Noosa) Sandy Bolton (Independent) Tel - 5319 3100 (Peregian Breeze) Federal (Fairfax) Ted O’Brien - Tel- 5479 2800 (Wide Bay) Llew O’Brien - 1300 301 968 (Peregian Breeze)
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