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WelcometoourJuly2024edition!Asthechillsetsinandthe winterbluesthreaten,there'splentytokeepusupbeatthis July.FromthevibrantcelebrationsofNAIDOCWeektothe inspiringQueenslandGardenExpoandtheculturaldelights ofNoosaAliveFestival,there'ssomethingforeveryoneto enjoy.Ifyoupreferstayingwarmindoors,whynotinvite somefriendsandfamilyaroundtocelebrateChristmasin July?It’sawonderfulwaytoinfusesomemerrycheerinto winterandperhapscelebratethekids’returntoschool.Aswe knowtheschoolholidaysareatimeofbothjoyand challenge.Findingwaystokeepthekidsentertainedcan certainlybeexhausting,butthelightattheendofthetunnel isnear.Hanginthere,parents schoolwillbebackinsession beforeyouknowit.Let'smakethemostofthesebeautiful winterdayswithourlovedones,andwhynotspreadsome cheerwhilstaboutinourbelovedcommunity.Keepwarm andsnuggleupwithourlocalnews,businessandcommunity highlights HappyReadingCommunity!
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Why did Santa bring a surfboard to Christmas in July?
Because he wanted to "wave" goodbye to the winter blues!
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WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAM FOR STUDENTS WHO LOVE THE OUTDOORS
A HANDS-ON WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAM IS CULTIVATING BRIGHT CAREER OPPORTUNITIES FOR SUNSHINE COAST HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS.
A five-day work experience program is open to students in Years 10, 11 and 12 looking to obtain on-thejobskillsandexperiencewiththeSunshine CoastCouncilParksandGardensBranchacrosssix fields.
Sunshine Coast Council Environment and Liveability Portfolio Councillor Tim Burns said the unique program would provide students the opportunity to experience basic technical skills withintheirchosenfieldwhilegaininginsightinto thevariousparksandgardens-relatedcareers.
“The work experience program provides young peopleanopportunitytoexplorepotentialcareers andconnectwiththecommunityandcouncil,”Cr Burnssaid.
“If you’re drawn to the outdoors and have a passion for tree care, why not explore work experienceinarboriculture.
“Keen to branch out? Nursery operations or horticulturecouldbetheplaceforyou”
Students can also learn more about behind-thescenesactivitiestorunabranchthroughthefield ofadministration.
The program allows students to gain practical experience in a parks and gardens operational environmentwithinkeycareerfields,including: horticulture
arboriculture
turfandirrigation
nurseryoperations
infrastructuremaintenance administration
Aswellasdevelopingtransferableskills,suchas technical, communication, teamwork and an understanding how the Parks and Gardens Branchoperates,studentsreceiveacertificateof completionattheendofthefive-dayprogram.
Parks and Gardens Manager Nicholas Coluccio said the program offered students a fantastic opportunity to be mentored by the experienced Parksteamwhilegrowinganewcareerpath.
“Students are encouraged to join the program andcomebehind-the-scenestoseewhatittakes to keep our parks and gardens well-presented andsafeforourcommunity,”MrColucciosaid Bepartofateamimprovingourregion
“Participants will be given an opportunity to learn about the technical aspects of parks and gardens, and how the team plays an important role in keeping our parks beautiful for generationstocome.
“Council values mentoring and developing confidence for participants in the work experience program as well as providing a supportiveenvironmentforhighschoolstudents tomakeinformeddecisionsabouttheirfuture.”
Declanrecentlyconductedworkexperiencewith the Parks Infrastructure Maintenance team and gained first-hand experience in park and playgroundmaintenanceandassistplumbing. Parks Infrastructure Services Delivery Leader Andrew Vondeling said Declan had a hardworkingattitudeandwaseagertolearn.
“Declanwasagreatteamplayerandenjoyedhis time with our team so much he came back for more experience late last year,” Mr Vondeling said.
For more information check out the Work Experience video on council’s YouTube site, or visitthecareerspageoncouncil’swebsite.
‘HUGE LOSS’: MAYOR SEEKS STATE HELP AFTER BONZA COLLAPSE
SUNSHINE
COAST MAYOR ROSANNA NATOLI IS CALLING ON THE QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT TO ADDRESS THE WIDEREACHING IMPACTS FELT THROUGH THE LOSS OF BONZA AIRLINES.
Mayor Natoli has written to Premier Steven Miles seeking a meeting to discuss the economic impacts on the region, which could exceed $100 million.
Those affected include the airline’s 150 staff, as well as suppliers, cleaning, catering and support servicesandthemanyaccommodationproviders, restaurants, retailers, car rental and attractions, who had benefited from the record numbers of visitorsbroughtinbyBonza.
SinceAustralia’sonlyindependentlow-costcarrier started in January 2023, more than 490,000 additionalpassengerstravelledthroughSunshine
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“Kerry went above and beyond Everything ran impeccably from the beginning, resulting in a super quick sale Kerry’s expertise and professionalism was invaluable.” Seller
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CoastAirportrepresentingmorethan20percent oftheairport’sactivity.
Bonza had provided a much-needed increase in air capacity, which was a huge boost to the tourismindustryandcontributedtowardsrecord spending by holidaymakers on the Coast last year.
Local businesses throughout the region benefitted from the additional passengers that travelled directly into the Sunshine Coast from intrastate and interstate locations across Australia including Tasmania, Victoria, NSW and the Northern Territory – destinations that were notpreviouslydirectlyconnected.
In addition, the airline had established its headquarters on the Sunshine Coast with an estimated150staffintheregion.
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Mayor Natoli said the region had benefited significantly from Bonza Airlines being located here.
“Its presence, along with the other major airlines, helped achieve a record number of interstate visitorslastyear,”MayorNatolisaid.
“I have written to the Premier of Queensland to explainwhatthislossmeanstoourregion.
“I’ve requested an opportunity to discuss options andtalkthroughhowwecanworkinpartnership withtheQueenslandGovernmenttorecoverfrom Bonza’ssuddenanddisappointingcollapse.
“Theannualeconomicimpactassociatedwiththe loss of Bonza is likely to exceed $100 million and will be felt hard, particularly by the region’s smallerbusinesses.
“Manyofthesebusinesseswillnowbejoiningthe reported60,000creditorsinalengthyprocesswith thehopeofrecoupingsomeoftheirlosses.
“The number of indirect jobs affected by the suddenclosureisalsolikelytobesignificantwith dozensofbusinessesimpacted.
“The majority of products sold on board Bonza weresuppliedby11SEQbasedsuppliers.
“Whilstwearehopefulasolutionmightbefound to allow Bonza to resume operations, the likelihoodofthisoutcomenowappearsremotewhich is why we need Queensland Government support now to mitigate the impacts on our community.”
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AMENDMENTS TO RESTRICT SHORTSTAY ACCOMMODATION IN NOOSA COUNCIL
PREVENTING FURTHER SHORT-TERM ACCOMMODATION FROM POPPING UP IN RESIDENTIAL AREAS IS A KEY FOCUS OF THE PLANNING SCHEME AMENDMENTS, NOW OUT FOR COMMENT.
Strategy and Environment Director Kim Rawlings said the amendments will ensure new housing in medium and high-density residential areas is for permanentresidents,andnotvisitors.
Unless already approved, new short-term accommodationofwholedwellingswillnolonger be permitted in residential zones under the proposedchangestoNoosaPlan.
“OneoftheproposedchangestoNoosaPlan2020 seekstoensureanynewshort-stay
accommodation is contained within the tourist accommodation zone. This is to prevent any more short-term properties from popping up in ourresidentialareas,”shesaid.
“These changes seek to further help protect neighbourhoods from the impacts of short-stay properties and importantly minimise the loss of anymorepermanenthousingstocktotheshortstaymarket.
Previously, Council brought in a local law that triggered an approval process and required all short-stay let property owners to appoint a 24hour contact to act on complaints within 20 minutes.
“Wealsointroducedacodeofconductforguests aimedatensuringtheconductofguestsdoesnot impactonsurroundingresidentsoramenity.”
The proposed amendments to the planning scheme will further regulate short-term accommodation by preventing this type of accommodation in residential areas, other than what is already approved. Read more at: https://www.noosa.qld.gov.au/news
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WHAT TO DO WITH USED BATTERIES: ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW
DID YOU KNOW USED BATTERIES CAN CAUSE FIRES IN RUBBISH TRUCKS IF NOT DISPOSED OF THE RIGHT WAY?
Never bin your batteries – it only takes one to sparkafire.
Luckily,it’seasytodisposeofbatteriessafely,with free drop off at more than 40 Sunshine Coast locations.
From supermarkets and hardware stores to Sunshine Coast Council’s Resource Recovery Centres, visit recyclemate.com.au to find the locationclosesttoyou
Sunshine Coast Council’s Environment and LiveabilityPortfolioCouncillorMariaSuarezsaidit wasgoodforourcommunityandourenvironment torecyclebatteries.
“Battery-powered devices make our lives easier andmoreconvenient,”CrSuarezsaid.
“From smartphones and laptops to electric toothbrushesandtoys,batteriesareeverywhere.
“When a battery has reached the end of its life, don’t put it in your kerbside bin – return it to a designateddropoffpointinstead.
“The improper disposal of batteries and batterypowereddevicesinkerbsidebinsposessignificant environmentalandsafetyhazards.”
It’seasytosafelydisposeofyourbatteries–usean old glass jar to store your used batteries in, fill it withyourusedbatteries,andthenonceamonth,
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“Kerry’s knowledge of the market and expert analysis of our property’s value was exceptional Not only was his advice accurate but proven correct by the sale he achieved for us within 13 days. We cannot recommend Kerry highly enough. An exceptional real estate agent supported by quality, ethical and honest advice.” Seller
return the used batteries to a drop off location nearyou.
Cr Suarez said batteries could cause fires in the rubbish trucks putting the driver, truck and our communityatrisk.
“Batteries pose a serious fire hazard when disposedinyourbinsathome,”CrSuarezsaid.
“When batteries or battery-powered devices are crushed in the back of a waste collection truck theycanigniteandcauseanexplosivefire.
“There have been 15 truck fires on the Sunshine Coastoverthepasttwoyears.
“Battery fires are not only dangerous but also difficult to control, posing a risk to waste managementworkersandourcommunity.”
CrSuarezsaidbatteriescontainedvaluablemetals that could be recovered and reused again and again.
“Up to 95 per cent of a battery is recovered when takentoadropofflocation,”CrSuarezsaid.
“Batteriesaremadeoffiniteresourcessoit’sgood for our environment to continue to reuse these resourcesinthecirculareconomy.”
recovered materials including agricultural fertilisers, new batteries steel making, concrete andconstruction.
Recyclingoldbatteriesreducestheneedforraw material mining, minimises environmental pollutionandconservesresources.
Whatever the battery or device, using Recycle Mate is the easiest option to find out where to takeyourbatteryorbatterypowereddevice. Simply search your item and you’ll be given information on the best disposal option that’s nearesttoyou.Visitrecyclemate.com.autobegin yoursearch.
PROPERTIES FOR SALE
58/114 Peregian Springs Drive
A masterclass in modern coastal design, this award-winning new residence in the exclusive Sentosa East development is simply one of a kind Welcome to a poolside sanctuary on a premium corner allotment in a gated enclave by the Peregian Golf Course
30 Silver Wattle Grove
Peregian Springs
A quality residence showcasing thoughtful design, this North facing property offers the flexibility to accommodate multi-generational families or visiting guests who want their own space to relax in the sub tropics.
9 Inverness Place
Peregian Springs
A spacious home in a private enclave framed in nature, this quality poolside property delivers a striking family dynamic this home is a fusion of class and comfort, on a 756m2 (approx) allotment with sweeping frontage to a peaceful no-through street
16 Bowerbird Close
Peregian Springs
A luxury 6 year old home flanked by a 12m lap pool and elevated to enjoy a view of the ocean Welcome to a substantial family home at the crest of a quiet court, on a rare 912m2 (approx) allotment featuring flat north-facing outdoor living.
I’ve come across a range of professionals in the real estate industry, but Joel's exemplary service and genuine care was exceptional. His track record, local insights, combined with his integrity-driven approach, sets him apart in the industry
Bron (Buyer)
First time we’ve genuinely experienced a stress-free sale of a property. It was a very positive experience dealing with Joel and his professional team. He listened to our needs and concerns and gave realistic advice which made for a favourable outcome
Karen & Rod (Tenants) Carolyn & John (Sellers)
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UNITYWATER BRINGS THEATREBASED WATER EDUCATION TO STUDENTS IN ON THE SUNSHINE COAST
STUDENTS
AT PEREGIAN SPRINGS, COOLUM
BEACH,
SUNSHINE
BEACH
AND POMONA RECEIVED A VISIT FROM ‘WALTER SMART AND FRIENDS’, IN A LIVE, IN-SCHOOL-THEATRE EDUCATION
PERFORMANCE ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING WATER-WISE, AS PART OF UNITYWATER’S EDUCATION PROGRAM.
Unitywater Executive Manager Strategic Engagement,JoshuaZugajev,saidinvesting in the ‘Walter Smart and Friends’ program had beenanexcellentwaytoengageand connectwithprimaryschoolstudentsaboutwater efficiency.
“Teachingouryoungpeoplethevalueofwaterto ourcommunityandourenvironment is important, which is why we’ve invested in ‘WalterSmartandFriends’toengageour studentsinafunandeffectivewaythatisaligned totheAustraliancurriculum,”Mr Zugajevsaid.
“Across three weeks, we will bring this entertainingandeducationalprogramto students at 27 schools across the Moreton Bay, SunshineCoastandNoosaregions,” hesaid.
Unitywater has partnered with The Water ConservancyandtheatregroupGibber Educationtodeliverthisprogram.
CEO of The Water Conservancy, Chris Philpot, saidthatthe‘WalterSmartand Friends’ initiative started out as a collection of social media characters who were designed to inspire water efficient behaviour among young Australians.
“Our objective is to enable all Australians to be consciousoftheirrelationshipwith waterandtounderstandandvalueit,anduseit efficiently,andfacilitatingeducation thatisengagingusmeetthis,”MrPhilpotsaid.
Director of Gibber Educational, Vicky Blackburn, saidGibberEducationalhelps businesses and industries achieve a positive changeinattitudeandbehaviourthrough innovativedrama-basedtraining.
“We’re pleased to deliver a bespoke production forUnitywaterwith‘WalterSmartand Friends’ again this year, and our professional performersarelookingforwardto engaging with some enthusiastic, water-wise studentsontheirtravels,”saidBlackburn.
The program is running across primary schools fromMonday,10JunetoFriday,21 June and Monday, 21 October to Friday, 25 October.
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HAVE YOUR SAY
Pleasesubscribetoreceiveupdatesat haveyoursay.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au
Acomprehensivescheduleofparticipation opportunitieswilltakeplacethisyear.TheMount NinderryEnvironmentalReserveLandscapePlanis currentlyopenforfeedbackuntil25Julyandis askingforourcommunitytosharestoriesoftheir visittothemountain.
MONAK AND LAKEWOOD ROADS
Planningiswellunderwaytobeabletobeginwork sealingMonakandLakewoodroadsinearly2025 I knowthecommunityhasbeenwaitingalongtime fortheseprojectstohappen.
PEREGIAN SPRINGS EXERCISE AREA
ThePeregianSpringsexercisearea,nearthe recreationclub,hashadaspruceupwiththe softfallreplaced.Ithasnowreopenedfor communityfitnessonceagain.
DOONAN PLANTING FESTIVAL FOR
NATIONAL TREE DAY
YoucannowbookafreeticketfortheDoonan PlantingFestival,aNationalTreeDayeventon SundayJuly28.Bringfamilyandfriendsoutto
DoonanCreekEnvironmentReserve,Verrierdaleto plantfoodandhabitatforeasterngreykangaroo,
wallumfroglet,brownquail,Australianpipitand grey-headedflying-foxes.
Thisisawonderfulfreeeventwithplantings, wildlifedisplay,craftactivities,stalls,livemusic, coffee,sausagesizzleandafreeshuttlebus–and agreatcommunityvibe.Bookyourticketat events.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au.
LAKE WEYBA TRAIL
Ifyouareanexperiencedbushwalker,I’d encourageyoutotrythenewLakeWeybatrail withtheincrediblenewbridge.I’vehadalotof greatfeedbacksofar.
WETLANDS WALKS
Anothergreatfreeactivitytodooverthewinteris visittheMaroochyWetlandsSanctuaryatBliBli. Youcanvisitatyourleisureortherearesomefree guidedwalkscomingupincludingabirdwalk scheduledon23Julyandawildflowerswalkfor 23August.Visitevents.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au tobook.
Forservicerequests(roadhazards,graffiti, rubbish,parking,parks,potholes,trees,waste), contactcouncilatwww.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au orcall54757272.Forotherissuesorsuggestions, reachmeat54759810or maria.suarez@sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au.
STATE GOVERNMENT
DELIVERED!
DELIVERED!
Someexcitingnewsforlocals,withworks commencingonthe$5millionupgradeofthe roundaboutofSchoolRoad,YandinaCoolumRoad andSouthCoolumRoad. Theseworkswillinvolve replacingtheroundaboutwithasignalled intersection,andanewconcretefootpath connectingthedropoffzoneonBarnesLaneto SchoolRoad.
Thisproject,whichhasbeenoneofmytop prioritiessincebeingelected,isacriticalstepin ourongoingcampaigntobustcongestionand improvesafetyinCoolum.Theworkisexpectedto takeuptofourmonthsandwillinvolve disruptionstothenormalflowoftraffic,soIthank youforyourpatience.Theresultwillbeworththe short-terminconvenience.
NORRIE JOB PARK UPGRADES
I’mreallylookingforwardtoworkgetting underwayonthemakeoverofNorrieJobPark.For thosewhodon’tknow,thepopularparkisgetting a$1.6milliontransformation,thankstoCouncil, andtheStateandFederalgovernments. Thefirststageofworkwillincludereplacingthe existingshelterwithnewbarbeques,fitness equipmentandsoftfall,andnewpathways Hopefullytheupgradeswillencouragebothlocals andvisitorstogetoutandexploreandenjoyour manyopenspacesandbeautifulcoastal environment.ThankyoutoCrSuarezforongoing advocacyandsupportforthissignificant investment.
PETITION TO FIX THE LIGHTS
Justareminderaboutthepetitiontoreplace thelightingonDavidLowWay,neartheScrub Roadintersection.Earlierthisyear,aspartof the safety improvements, TMR replaced the lighting with new lighting that’s completely inappropriate for the area, resulting in it being lit up like a stadium at night. Local residents raised their concerns, and despite pleading with the Department of Transport andMainRoadsandtheMinistertofixit,our calls have fallen on deaf ears. To sign the petition, head to queensland.typeform.com/fixthelights.
STATE BUDGET
From the perspective of our electorate and the wider Sunshine Coast region, the State Budgetwasamassivedisappointment.Other than some much needed short-term cost of living relief, there was no funding for longterm economic security or long overdue infrastructure upgrades. There was funding forsomeimportantlocalroadprojects,butit falls short of what is actually needed to address congestion and keep up with populationgrowth
You can watch my full speech at https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=yar tn5WeU0oryoucanfindthelinkonmy socials.
Have Your Say on Cost-of-Living
OUR COMMUNITY IS STRUGGLING WITH COST-OF-LIVING PRESSURES.
OVER THE PAST TWO YEARS, FOOD PRICES HAVE SHOT UP 10%, HOUSING 12%, INSURANCE 26% AND ELECTRICITY PRICES ARE UP TO 36% HIGHER.
I know from the conversations I’m having with SunshineCoastlocalsonadailybasisthatthey’re doing it tougher than ever, and I want their lived experiencetohelpshapepolicytotacklethiscostof-livingcrisis.
We cannot underestimate the importance of public input because with the help of Sunshine Coast locals, as a community we’ve been successfulinchanginggovernmentpolicybefore. Due to input and advice from Sunshine Coast locals,wesucceededinreformingtaxlawwhenit came to Men’s Sheds, our community’s submission to the Royal Commission into Aged Careinformedreformsinthatsectorandsomeof the design features of JobKeeper was a direct consequenceofmehearingfromlocals.
We must now work together to tackle cost-ofliving.
How is the cost-of-living crisis impacting you and yourfamily,andwhatdoyouthinktheFederal
ABN: 61550607670
Governmentshouldbedoingtohelp?
Headtotedobrien.com.autohaveyoursay.
MARQUEES FOR COMMUNITY ORGANISATIONS
Needamarqueeforanupcomingevent?
Myofficehasseveralmarqueesavailabletobe borrowedouttosportingclubsorcommunity groupsfortheirevents.
Ifyou’dliketorequesttouseamarquee,get in touch by calling my office on (07) 5479 2800, or by emailing ted.obrien.mp@aph.gov.au.
KING’S BIRTHDAY HONOURS
Congratulations to Sunshine Coast residents whoreceivedKing’sBirthdayHonours.
- JocelynWalkerAM
- RonaldWeberAM
- DrLaurieCowledAM
- CherylHarrisOAM
- JohnReynoldsOAM
Thankyouforyourservicetoourcommunity.
STAY IN TOUCH
If you are experiencing trouble paying your energy bills, or if I or my office can be of assistance in any other way, please do not hesitate to reach out on (07) 5479 2800 or at ted.obrien.mp@aph.gov.au
CHURCH CONTACTS
CoolumBeachAnglicanChurch-CnrPerrySt& BeachRdCoolumBeach0447002573email ang.coolum@gmail.com Orsee www.anglicanchurchcoolum.com
CoolumBeachBaptistChurch 1912DavidLowWay-call54461957or www.coolumbeachbaptist.com/ CoolumChristianFamilyChurch 2ArcoonaRd(CoolumBeachChristianCollege) http://ccfchurch.org.auorcall 54461295.
CoolumUnitingChurch
CnrElizabethSt&HeathfieldRd,Coolum wwwmaryburnettpresorgauor54461815
C3ChurchNoosa,24SunshineBeachRoad,Noosa Heads,10am,Sundays.
Seewww.c3noosa.org
NoosaAnglicanChurch-includingPeregian Springs54498009& www.anglicanchurchnoosa.org.
SunshineBeach(BicentennialDrv)orPeregian Springs(inStAndrew’s, 40PeregianSpringsDve)
NoosaCoastalUnitingChurch54405433&0421540347
Noosa:6GrasstreeCourt,SunriseBeachat8am Sundays:Tewantin:cnrPoincianaAve&WerinSt. at 10amSundays
StPeter’sCatholicChurch 28-32ElizabethSt,Coolum54433488 www.saintsonwaves.com.au
SalvationArmy,CoolumConnections-relaxed mid-weekworship,monthlyonsecondThursday from9:30am.
3/127GreenoaksDrive,CoolumBeach. Enquiries 53358515.
WaveChurch,TheCavernTheatre.Sunshine BeachStateHigh.Ph:53535152. Weeklyevents foryouth,childrenandadults.wavechurch.com.au
RIDGES SECURITY CONTACT
A&VSecurity:0400196695(nightpatrol) PoliceAssistance-131444 Emergencyassistance:000
COMMUNITY GROUP CONTACTS
PEREGIANBEACHCOMMUNITYASSOCIATION INC-www.pbcai.orgorwww.facebook. com/peregianbeachcommunityassociation orphone0439750145.Bestemailis peregiancommunity@gmail.com
NEIGHBOURHOODWATCHNHW2 NorthPeregian,MarcusBeach,Noosa Di&DougShunWahon54713195oremail d.shunwah@bigpond.com
PEREGIANFAMILY&FRIENDSINC
PeregianFamily&FriendsIncEst2017. Advocatesforandorganisesfamilyfriendly initiativesacrossthePeregianregion. COMMUNITYGROUP wwwfacebookcom/ peregianfamilyandfriends. Web:www.peregianfriends.com Emailinfo@peregianfriends.comfordetails.
ROTARYNOOSADAYBREAKmeetregularlyon ThursdaymorningsforbreakfastatNoosa Springsfrom6.45amforfun,furthering communityprojectsandtohearfromregular interestingspeakers.See wwwnoosadaybreakrotaryorgor@rotarynoosa onFacebook,phone1300791226oremail secretary.noosadaybreak@rotary9660.org QUOTACLUBOFCOOLUMBEACHmeetatthe LionsDen(nexttoFireStation)at15RussellSt, CoolumBeach,at2pmonthesecondTuesdayof themonth.Contact: secretary@quotacoolum.comorSandraVerrall on0457355734.
PEREGIAN MARKETS
ThePeregianMarketsareheldonthefirstand thirdSundayofeverymonth.
LOCAL SURF CLUB CONTACTS
SUNSHINEBEACHSURFCLUBNIPPERS
Phone54475491orseetheirwebsite www.sunshinebeachslsc.com.au/nippers/ PEREGIANBEACHSURFCLUBNIPPERS
Seewww.peregiansurfclub.com.auoremail nippers@peregiansurfclub.com.au
