Peregian Springs News June 2023

GOLF COURSE PREPARES FOR NEW CHAPTER

HANDOVER FROM GSM TO CHATERAISE SET FOR OCTOBER 23

Peregian Golf Course bids farewell to its custodian management team after an incredible seven-year journey.

GSM Peregian Golf, the custodians of this cherished venue, will be handing over the reins to Chateraise (Lakelands Golf Club).

The recent acquisition by Chateraise marks a new chapter for the golf course, as they take over full operations starting from October 15th, 2023.

Back in 2016, the Peregian Springs Golf Club faced daunting challenges, leading to its closure and liquidation

of assets. However, GSM's unwavering dedication and hard work turned the tide, establishing a sustainable business model that put Peregian Golf Course back on track. With the transition to Chateraise, GSM remain confident that the golf course will continue to flourish and thrive as a golf course for years to come.

GSM have extended their heartfelt gratitude to loyal Patrons, Pass Holders, Ambassadors, Corporate Partners, staff and the entire Peregian Springs Community for their unwavering support, in aiding the success of the golf course. Making reference to that fact that

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Recovery plan for our beloved turtles

CAREFULL SEAMLESS HAND OVER

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the Peregian Golf Course is more than just a golfing hub, it is the heart and soul of the beautiful Peregian community.

GSM expressed their commitment to a “seamless handover”, working with Chateraise Lakelands to ensure continued “exceptional customer experience”.

Chateraise has committed to retaining the operational and maintenance team members, ensuring their continued employment under the new ownership.

GSM will service the Peregian Golf Club until

THE ED'S DESK

GREETINGS, PEREGIAN SPRINGS COMMUNITY!

As we dive into the heart of winter, there's a warmth spreading across our region with exciting news and initiatives to share. This issue is filled with stories and updates that reflect the spirit and energy of our beautiful region.

From local events and community initiatives to inspiring stories of individuals making a difference, our goal is to keep you connected and informed about the things that matter most to our Sunshine Coast community.

We invite you to explore the pages of this magazine, discover new perspectives, and

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celebrate the achievements and contributions of our fellow residents.

It is through our collective efforts and engagement that we continue to foster a strong sense of community and make our Sunshine Coast haven an even better place to live, work, and play.

Let us continue to make a positive difference together.

As always, we strive to keep you informed and connected with the latest happenings in our vibrant community. We hope you enjoy this edition of our magazine.

Warmest Regards, Darren

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WANT TO HELP?

2 FIT VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR 1.5 HOURS A MONTH

Rotary Noosa Daybreak Club has been holding it's very successful annual Bookfest Sale on the May long weekend for around 15 years.

during mid year, books are all progressively collected, sorted, and stored in boxes in the Clubs shed at Noosa Springs.

The average weight of each box varies between 15kg & 20Kg, and over the 15 years, moving these boxes has become a difficulty for Club members.

The Club holds a Book Sort at it's shed on the third Saturday of each month from 8:30am through to 10am during which time around 30 to 40 boxes are moved from the sorting area to pallets.

Two fit volunteers for this 1.5 hours would

greatly help RNDB, and assist to provide a community service which ultimately helps homeless people in the Noosa Coolum region. If you would like to help with some heavy lifting, please call Bruce on 0401 809 179

Bruce Mackenzie moving boxes of books

BUS SERVICE IMPROVEMENTS

ENHANSING ACCESSIBILITY AND RELIABILITY FOR RESIDENTS

Starting on Monday, June 5th, there will be a series of enhancements to the bus services throughout the Sunshine Coast.

These improvements aim to increase the frequency of buses, enhance accessibility to public transportation, and ensure more dependable timetables.

The changes include:

• a new bus route to connect Nirimba with Caloundra (route 608)

• extending route 622 further into Peregian Springs

• extending route 631 to a new bus stop at the Ginger Factory

• timetable changes for routes 606, 607, 610, 612, 615, 620, 622, 630 and 631.”

Route 622 – Maroochydore to Noosa Heads via Airport and Coolum

The extension of the coverage of route 622 will see a service south of The Avenue further into Peregian Springs.

You'll be able to catch the bus from seven new stops located at:

• Ridges Boulevard at Tea Tree Grove (toward Maroochydore only)

• Ridges Boulevard at Kurrajong Circuit

• Ridges Boulevard at Mallee Street

• Ridgeview Drive at Laurina Way

The bus service improvements will extend all short trips, which currently commence or conclude at Sunshine Coast Airport, to cover the entire route from Maroochydore to Noosa Junction.

COASTREK SUNSHINE COAST

TAKE A WALK ON THE WILD SIDE

Experience the ultimate adventure, mark your calendars for Friday, 21 July 2023, for Sunshine Coast Coastrek. Get ready to reconnect with nature & embark on a capitavting journey walking into twilight.

Yes, there is a New Twilight 20km. It is bound to be an “epic adventure of fun, fitness, friends and fundraising.” All the fun of a girl’s night out without the hangover!

Coastrek is Australia’s most iconic hiking challenge, offering some of the Coast’s most picturesque trails. The breathtaking route will take you along the picturesque coastline, offering panoramic views and a sense of tranquillity.

Immerse yourself in the beauty of nature as you traverse sandy beaches, lush trails, and captivating landscapes.Gather your friends and create unforgettable memories.

The hike offers different distances for different levels of fitness with a 60km, 45km, 30km or 20km, Currimundi to Noosa. It is a great way to get fit, improve your own health and happiness, whilst fundraising for healthy hearts. Registrations close 11 June 2023 unless sold out earlier. For more information visit www.coastrek.com.au

Twilight run - https://www.coastrek.com.au

MAKING TRACKS TOGETHER

RECOVERY PLAN FOR OUR BELOVED TURTLES

every nest and egg for the survival and recovery of these turtles, as only one in 1000 hatchlings reaches adulthood.

Collaboration among Sunshine Coast Council, councillors, Kabi Kabi First Nation Peoples, Queensland Government, independent Technical Advisory Panel and community leaders of TurtleCare, Coolum and North Shore & Bribie Island Turtle Trackers, has shaped the draft plan.

It supports efforts by the Queensland and Australian governments' efforts to stop the decline of marine turtle populations and guides the council's decision-making efforts for conservation and management goals for nesting marine turtles and hatchlings within the Sunshine Coast Local Government Area.

The plan sets out 3 desired outcomes and supportive themes:

A new plan aims to save one of the Sunshine Coast's most beloved marine animals by supporting the recovery of self-sustaining populations of marine turtles.

The goal is to reduce threats, improve habitat quality, and strengthen communitybased management to ensure the nesting and hatchling success of critically endangered loggerhead and vulnerable green turtle populations.

The Sunshine Coast Council is seeking input from the community on the draft Sunshine Coast Marine Turtle Conservation Plan.

The plan envisions a future where marine turtles thrive on the Sunshine Coast in harmony with people.

The populations of loggerhead turtles nesting along the Queensland coastline, including Sunshine Coast beaches, have significantly declined, making them critically endangered.

Sustained population growth for three generations is needed to remove marine turtles from the threatened species list. The plan emphasizes the importance of

1. Strategic planning and policy guidance for turtle-sensitive lighting and coastal development.

2. Regional marine turtle recovery actions.

3. Sunshine Coast community based TurtleCare program delivery.

The community can provide feedback on the draft plan by visiting Council’s Have Your Say website at haveyoursay.sunshinecoast.qld. gov.au before June 16, 2022.

Information provided by the Sunshine Coast Council Media Release.

A SHEET ® FOR THE PLANET.

RECYCLED TEXTILE FOR A GREENER ENVIRONMENT.

Embrace the opportunity to give your old sheets a new lease on life as Sunshine Coast Council and Noosa Council team up with BlockTexx and St Vincent de Paul Society for a community textile recycling event, 'Give a Sheet® for the Planet.'

In celebration of World Environment Day, on June 11, you can declutter your linen cupboards and drop off approved items at Chancellor State College, Secondary Campus in Sippy Downs or Tewantin State School.

Your donated linen will undergo a transformation by BlockTexx, converting it into valuable, high-grade recycled materials. These materials will then be used by Australian manufacturers to create innovative products such as hydro-mulch, geosynthetic fabrics, and building materials.

Sunshine Coast Council Environment and Liveability Portfolio Holder Cr Maria Suarez said the event was a great way to clean out the closet and recycle for the environment.

“Just one truck load of linen collected will have diverted 10 tonnes of textile waste from landfill and will have removed carbon emissions equivalent to taking 60 cars off the road for a year."

“This event gives the community a convenient way to do their part in creating a cleaner, greener environment and sustainable

future, all while winning back some space in their cupboards.”

Noosa Mayor Clare Stewart said Noosa Council was proud to spearhead the inaugural Give a Sheet® textile collection initiative with BlockTexx in 2022.

“The community rallied around the cause with over 200 donations dropped off, helping to divert 3.2 tonnes of textile waste from landfill."

“This initiative is not only a win for the environment but is also creating new resources for other sectors and helping

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Councils deliver on their commitments to the circular economy in a measurable, tangible way.”

Co-founder of BlockTexx Adrian Jones said the community feedback was always extremely positive.

“Everyone seems to have a ‘thank goodness you’re here’ moment when they realise that our onshore recycling option is a better alternative than landfill or export,” Mr Jones said.

“This state-of-the-art textile recovery facility developed in Australia will break down textiles into new recycled materials of rPET pellets and Cellulose clay to be used by Australian manufacturers – they won’t be going into landfill, burnt, or exported overseas. “Being able to access a commercialscale circular economy solution for textile waste, diverting it from kerbside bins and landfill, right here on the Sunshine Coast, is

remarkable.”

Be a part of the solution between 10 am and 2 pm on the 11th June 2023. Drop off your textiles at Chancellor State College - Secondary Campus, Sippy Downs or Tewantin State School, 10 Werin Street, Tewantin.

Households can drop off their clean and sorted old, worn-out sheets, towels, pillowcases, quilt covers and linen that are no longer wanted or can no longer be used.

More information on the ‘Give a Sheet® for the planet’ event is available at Sunshine Coast Events.

Learn more about diverting waste from landfill through recycling and recovery options at the Sunshine Coast Council's website or PlanetArk.

TRASH TO TREASURE

THE TOOL SAVING MONEY AND THE PLANET

This matchmaking tool with a difference is turning trash into treasure.

And it is enjoying great success on the Sunshine Coast, helping the region surge towards its goal of being the most sustainable in the nation.

From timber and metal to stationery; and crafts and organics to soils, a range of material otherwise destined for landfill is being traded – and given new purpose - using the online marketplace-style ASPIRE platform.

This connects likeminded local businesses and organisations who can negotiate exchanges that save money – and the planet!

Sunshine Coast Council was one of the first councils in Queensland to invest in ASPIRE.

Now the initiative has reached a major milestone here, attracting 300 members and diverting more than 3200 tonnes of wastebound material and products – that’s around 29,000 fridges.

Thanks to the platform, the region has this financial year saved $475,000 in disposal costs, and 1000 tonnes of carbon emissions have been saved through exchanges.

The members include family-run businesses, large manufacturers, community and sporting groups, schools and childcare centres.

It is accessible for all organisations with an ABN and is free if you have fewer than 100 full time staff.

CLEANING UP COOLUM

the state. Under current laws, young repeat violent offenders are able to walk away from their crimes with little more than a slap on the wrist. There’s no punishment, no consequences for actions, and innocent Queenslanders like the Beaumont family are paying the ultimate price.

Queenslanders deserve strong laws that put the rights of victims ahead of offenders, and it’s about time the Government started listening.

ACTIVE CLUB GRANTS

COOLUM BEACH CLEAN UP

Thank you to everyone who joined us at Coolum Beach for the second annual clean-up. The event was hosted by the Coolum Surf Club and Coolum and Northshore Coastcare, and I was proud to help sponsor it alongside Gage Roads Brew Co. We are so blessed to have such a pristine local environment, but it is one that we all need to take responsibility for.

PARLIAMENT

The youth crime crisis has once again come under the spotlight in Parliament, with more tragic stories of innocent lives being lost at the hands of repeat young offenders. During the last sitting week, a petition signed by more than 7000 Queenslanders was tabled, which called for urgent reforms to the state’s revolving door youth justice system.

I was proud to sponsor the petition, which was launched by the Beaumont family last year, following the death of 15-year-old Angus Beaumont who was killed in 2020 during an altercation with 2 young recidivist offenders, one of whom was out on bail.

In 2015 the Attorney General Yvette D’Ath started watering down the youth justice laws which has resulted in the youth crime crisis impacting communities right across

Great news for a number of our local clubs, who were successful in their grant applications for Round 3 of the Active Clubs program. Across the electorate, 22 clubs will share in a total of $55,000 in funding, including:

• Coolum Beach Bowls Club

• Coolum Colts

• Coolum Beach Pony Club Inc

• Coolum Beach Surf Lifesaving Club Inc

• Coolum Cricket Club

• Coolum Croquet Club

• Coolum-Peregian Swimming Club

• Saints Rugby Union

STAY IN TOUCH

If you have a State Government issue you’d like to talk about, please give me a call on 5406 7900, email me at ninderry@parliament. qld.gov.au or drop by the electorate office at 11 Heathfield Rd, Coolum.

Clean up waste collected at Coolum Beach

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COASTAL CONSERVATION ACCESS

LAKE WEYBA CARPARK UPGRADE

The northern carpark at Lake Weyba is being upgraded with a concrete seal. This upgrade will make the carpark durable and usable even after the rain. It will also prevent sediment from seeping into the pristine waters of Lake Weyba. Plans are also underway to upgrade the surrounding trail with a number of creek crossings.

NEW PATHWAY FOR DOONAN CREEK RESERVE

Doonan Creek Environment Reserve is an important coastal habitat area with vegetation that ranges from iconic coastal heath, scribbly gum forest to melaleuca wetlands.

It’s home to more than 125 different bird and 24 different mammal species and vulnerable wallum frogs.

Our community has helped council restore the reserve for many years at various tree planting events, and in the last three years alone, has planted more than 11,700 native trees, shrubs and ground covers.

It’s great news that a new pathway will be constructed to make access to the site more accessible for people of all abilities.

ROAD UPGRADE

The trip along North Arm Yandina Creek Road will soon be a lot less dusty with an upgrade from unsealed to a sealed road. The first stage of this upgrade will occur over the next few months. There won’t be a full road closure during the works, however there will be some delays. Council thanks you in advance for your patience.

HAVE YOUR SAY

Both the Sunshine Coast Environment and Liveability Strategy and Community Strategy are open for comment to ensure they remain future focused and respond to the emerging issues facing the region. The Draft Macropod

Conservation Plan and Draft Sunshine Coast Marine Turtle Conservation Plan are also open to assist Council in the activities we can implement to help these species thrive in our region. Please visit haveyoursay.sunshinecoast.qld. gov.au to let council know your thoughts.

RECYCLE OLD SHEETS

You can recycle your old sheets and give them a new chance at life - simply clean out your linen cupboards and drop-off approved items at Chancellor State College, Secondary Campus, Sippy Downs Drive, Sippy Downs or Tewantin State School, 10 Werin Street, Tewantin, on June 11 between 10am and 2pm. Search ‘give a sheet’ at events.sunshinecoast. qld.gov.au for a list of acceptable items.

STAY IN TOUCH

As always, please contact council direct for any service requests such as road hazards, graffiti, dumped rubbish, parking, parks, potholes, roads, trees and waste collections. Contact details or service request forms are available at www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au. A reminder that I regularly share my community chat days, local events, new development applications and other messages on my Facebook page at www. facebook.com/MariaSuarezDivision9.

If you have other issues or suggestions to discuss, please contact me on 5475 9810 or maria.suarez@sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au

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CYBER SECURITY HIGHLIGHTED AT THE FAIRFAX SENIORS FORUM

Thank you to Living Choice at Twin Waters for hosting my 2023 Seniors Forum, where we discussed cyber security and keeping safe online.

Online safety continues to be a priority issue for many seniors and it was great to hear from the experts - NBN Australia, IDCARE and CAPA Services.

Preventing scammers from reaching our information was the number one message, and below are the top three points taken from the presentations on the day:

1. Stop and think. If you receive unsolicited contact from someone (phone call or email), pause and cease contact to verify what they are saying. Contact the organisation directly using publicly available contact points;

2. Never allow anyone remote access to your computer unless YOU have initiated it; and

3. Consider using a password manager and multi-factor authorisation apps for added layers of security.

If you or a loved one thinks they may have been scammed, contact iDCare on 1800 595 160 or www.idcare.org.

COMMUNITY PHARMACIES

A number of community pharmacies on the Sunshine Coast are under threat due to Labor's new policy on dispensing medicines. My Coalition colleagues and I have called for the government to guarantee that its new policy will NOT:

• harm the viability of community pharmacies;

• adversely affect medicine supplies; and

• increase medicine stockpiling and wastage.

If you’re visiting a community pharmacy,

please be conscious of the pressure they’re under. Some pharmacists are worried about being able to keep their doors open and their staff in jobs as a result of this new Labor government policy.

SUPPORTING VOLUNTEERS

Volunteers are the backbone of our community and they deserve our thanks and support.

Sociologists like Hugh Mackay point to the Sunshine Coast as a region that has the highest levels of ‘social capital’, evidenced, in part, by the number of residents who volunteer their time to help others.

We should be justifiably proud of this commitment to our local community and that’s why I was delighted to secure funding of $66,000 to support local volunteers under the latest round of Volunteer Grants.

The funding will be shared between 34 community groups in Fairfax, including:

$3,745 to Coolum Beach Meals on Wheels;

• $1,500 to OzHarvest; and

• $3,655 to Sunshine Coast Riding for the Disabled.

A full list of successful groups can be found on my website at www.tedobrien.com.au.

STAY IN TOUCH

If you have any Federal Government issues you would like to talk to me about, call the electorate office on 07 5479 2800 or email ted. obrien@mp@aph.gov.au

CONSISTENCY AND CONFIDENCE

MY TOP 3 TIPS TO MASTER CONSISTENCY IN GOLF

The number one recommendation I have for you to be a consistent golfer is establishing a pre shot routine that looks and behaves the same every time. This approach ensures you prepare you body and mind for each swing in a consistent manner. Specifically focusing on alignment, grip and posture in every swing. By following the same set of actions before every swing, you create the two “C’s”; consistency and confidence.

The second most important factor is developing a repeatable swing. By focusing on fundamental principles and ingraining muscle memory through repetition you can develop a consistent swing that produces the shots you desire more often than not. I highly recommend you seek professional

advice and get a clear understanding of what you should be practising or thinking about to hone that swing and get the results you want.

The third and final task to get the consistency of your dreams is mental resilience. Managing a positive mindset and emotions are key to playing the best 9 or 18 holes of your life. Commit to each swing with confidence, let go of mistakes and setbacks and most importantly stay in the present moment for the shot at hand.

Hope you enjoyed, happy golfing

Estate

I’ve watched the estate grow from when you used to have to open the old farmgate to go onsite and mature into one of the best established communities on the Sunshine Coast. I am truly passionate about our beautiful Peregian Springs Estate.

Michele Jackson

CHURCH CONTACTS

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 Church5440 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 Connectionsrelaxed 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

RIDGES SECURITY CONTACT

A&V Security: 0400 196 695 (night patrol)

Police Assistance - 131 444

Emergency assistance: 000

PEREGIAN FAMILY & FRIENDS INC

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 Email info@peregianfriends.com for details.

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, 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)

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

See www.peregiansurfclub.com.au or email nippers@peregiansurfclub.com.au

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ARE YOU READY TO CARE?

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A MONTHLY EVENT SURE TO DRAW FAMILIES MAKING A MONTHLY ROUTINE

More than just a market, Salty Saturdays is an event for locals and visitors to come together and celebrate Coolum culture and community! Come to Coolum for a salty swim, sandy soles and sunshine on your skin.

Join us for the next Salty Saturdays for live music, free entertainment, delicious food, and to support our local artisans. Bring your family and friends for a fun afternoon in the park and enjoy the sea, salt and sun in Coolum!

A family-friendly and community focussed event that provides a place and opportunity for local residents and visitors to gather together, enjoy a fun afternoon of free entertainment, and give local businesses an opportunity to showcase their products, network and be directly involved with the

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Live music & free entertainment Bar & licensed area (SandBar)

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