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Issue 164 | Thursday, 25 June, 2015

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Pecking order By JOLENE OGLE A PROPOSED broiler farm is back before the council after the applicant was asked to reply to a number of concerns raised by councillors last year. The council deferred the matter of the Ridgewood broiler farm in September last year to allow the applicant to address a number of matters including measures to mitigate dust nuisance for residents living along Top Forestry Road, as well as minimise road maintenance requirements such as sealing the road. The applicant was also asked to investigate whether and alternate haul route was possible, whether chicken pick-up times could be limited to 6am to 7pm and to identify how unacceptable odour impacts on future residents could be addressed. The applicant was also asked to provide an infrastructure agreement that included all proposed road works or maintenance measures to be undertaken on Top Forestry Road. Noosa Council confirmed the applicant lodged a response to the issues on 4 June. Outspoken community group No Broiler Farm Cooroy (NBFC) slammed the revised plan application as a “huge fail”. NBFC co-convenor Julia Walkden said in a letter to members that the latest version of the development application addressed just one of Noosa Council’s many concerns by

agreeing to seal Top Forestry Road. “While dust from this road may not be an issue, the eight shed broiler complex would still be a huge source of dust, noise and odour,” she said. “The applicant’s refusal to change the haul route means heavy vehicles would still be using inadequate roads, including narrow, winding CooroyBelli Creek Road and the town streets of Maple, Crystal and Myall. “Important traffic safety and amenity issues remain and the rest of the community will be just as affected.” Ms Walkden said there is a list of problems with the revised proposal including the dust and odour modelling for the proposal still relying on Nambour and Tewantin weather records, chicken pick-up times are still planned for early morning, and heavy vehicles will still travel through Cooroy causing delays and road safety problems. Noosa Council said residents are welcome to comment on the documents provided by the applicant. All comments will need to be submitted in writing to the council by 17 July. The matter will be reported to a future council meeting for a decision. Noosa Today attempted to contact the applicant for comment but no response was received by the time of going to press.

The Mander family after the ceremony: Louise, Ben, Hope, Jacob and Matthew Mander.

60 new citizens welcomed THE Mander family, originally from England, were among more than 60 new citizens from 20 countries who were welcomed at the recent Citizenship Ceremony at The J, Noosa. Turn to page 7 for the story and more photos.

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Noosa sends invite AS temperatures drop in Melbourne a touch of Noosa sunshine has arrived, thanks to Tourism Noosa’s winter marketing campaign You Could Be Here. The campaign is Tourism Noosa’s biggest winter campaign yet, showcasing beautiful Noosa to Melbourne, Sydney, Canberra and New Zealand. Launched in Melbourne this week, the You Could Be Here campaign is designed to entice interstate visitors to Noosa for the winter season. Tourism Noosa CEO Damien Massingham said the campaign was a colourful message showing that in the time it takes to rise on these wintry mornings in southern cities, get ready and travel to work, you could be relaxing in the warmth of Noosa. “The You Could Be Here campaign which this year extends into Melbourne, Sydney, Canberra and New Zealand was officially launched in Melbourne on Monday,” he said. “A new initiative is a Noosa Pop-Up Beach House themed exhibition space at the highly visible Federation Square. “Located on the corner of Melbourne’s busiest intersection

of Swanston and Flinders streets, the Noosa Pop-Up Beach House will open early morning to early evening for a week to entice Melburnians to discover reasons why Noosa is such a great holiday choice at this time of year.” As part of the activities, a range of events will take place throughout each day, commencing on Monday morning with a live activation with Melbourne’s leading radio station, Nova FM. There will also be cooking demonstrations with Noosa chef Shane Bailey from Noosa Boathouse, body art painting with Julie Tattam of the Australian Body Art Festival and jazz musician Andrew Swann from the Noosa Jazz Festival. Visitors to the Noosa Pop-Up Beach House will also have the opportunity to win a Noosa holiday including flights, accommodation, and weekend passes to the Noosa Jazz Festival in September. In addition to Federation Square being full of Noosa inspiration, a stunning Noosa winter image will also be prominently displayed on the digital screen above Young and Jacksons Hotel and Tourism Noosa’s signature Noosa Melbourne tram will be rolling through the streets each

Noosa has taken over Melbourne's Federation Square! Picture: PAUL SMITH IMAGES day till early spring in key areas in and around Federation Square including Toorak, South Yarra, St Kilda and along Swanston Street. Noosa Councillor Frank Wilkie said Melbourne was an important market for Noosa. “Melbourne is our highest yielding market with a spend of $122 million to the year ending December 2014,” he said. “The You Could Be Here campaign is all about showcasing Noosa’s beautiful winter weather to those in cooler regions, and positions Noosa as the ideal holiday choice.”

The campaign has been launched to coincide with the largest trade event in the world, the Australian Tourism Exchange, the Melbourne Bridal Expo, and Tourism Noosa’s visit to the International Media Marketplace where appointments have been made with key Australians and international media. In other regions, Tourism Noosa has secured advertising on Sydney buses, billboards in the Canberra airport while parliament is sitting and a print advertising campaign in New Zealand, plus social media campaigns in Melbourne, Sydney and Canberra.

Floating land sculptures in horizon NINE local artists have been commissioned by Noosa Council to produce sculptural installations along the foreshores of Tewantin and Boreen Point for this year’s Floating Land event. Seven of the artists have been directly involved in previous Floating Land events and will produce works in the Reflect category and two artists have been commissioned in the Re-imagine category. Together, the artists’ works will highlight the connections between art, the environment and people, linking these elements at the waterfront of Lake Cootharaba and the Noosa River at Tewantin. The sculptural works will be installed and on display for various periods during the seven-week period of Floating Land 2015, which will be held from 27 August to 18 October. Councillor Tony Wellington said the bi-annual festival has become a much-respected “green art” festival, since its inception in 2001. “With its emphasis on outdoor sculpture and installation works,

The Firings, Floating Land 2009, Performance Lyndon Davis and Kari, Kilns, Quixotica Collaboration. Picture: ROSS ANNELS

Right: Ross Annels has been chosen to work in the reflect category. Picture: SUPPLIED plus its celebration of the natural environment, the festival really is accessible to everyone,” he said. Cr Wellington said it was difficult for the committee to select artists from the wide range of proposals submitted. “We are blessed in Noosa and across the Sunshine Coast to have

so many exceptionally talented and creative individuals,” he said. “Certainly Floating Land is a magnificent showcase for that talent. There is something for everyone in this year’s event, from interactive soundscapes to striking sculptural forms. Some of the works on display will require

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direct participation of the local community, particularly school children. “Personally, I am really looking forward to this 8th iteration of the Floating Land arts festival.” The 2015 festival program will include an exhibition of temporal artwork in the environment, a seven-week retrospective exhibition at the Noosa Regional Gallery showcasing images from Floating Land events and works created as part of the 2015 artist-in-residence program at local schools, plus the Re-imagine Forum at The J, as well we workshops, presentations and activities. The artists chosen for this year’s event include Kari and Ross Annels, Lyndon Davis, Leah Barclay, Rene Bahloo, Kris Martin, Elizabeth Poole and Simon McVerry who will work in the reflect category, plus Lisa Brummel and Julie Wall who were selected to work in the re-imagine category. More information about the Floating Land festival can be found at www.noosa.qld.gov.au/ floating-land.

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Oz images beyond compare CELEBRATED Australian award-winning photographer and publisher Steve Parish OAM, will present many of his highly acclaimed images at the Noosa Photo Club on Monday 13 July. Steve’s career in capturing images of Australia’s people, places and wildlife for more than 50 years is not only regarded by photographic judges and his peers as exceptional, but through his publishing of Australian Photographic books, calendars and postcards many Australians and overseas visitors may have purchased at least one of them over the years. The Noosa Photo Club president Carol Beckham said Steve’s passion for his work showed through with his stories from the heart, and he would reveal how he shoots. “In fact every one of his images tells a story,” she said. “I know he will share many of his tips and tricks. This is an evening that will excite, motivate and transfix you. “We are proud to have Steve as our July speaker, so anyone with an interest in photography or would like to see how Australia is presented through the eyes of one of Australia’s top image makers, you can do so for just $10 entry fee, includes supper.” Doors open 6.30pm starting 7pm sharp, finishing about 9.30pm. The meeting will be held at the club’s venue, Noosa Coastal Uniting Church 6 Grasstree Court, Sunrise Beach.

INBRIEF Woman missing for a week POLICE are appealing for public assistance to help locate a 68-year-old woman reported Have you missing from Sun- seen Christine shine Beach. Hunter? Christine Hunter has not been seen since 17 June and may be driving a white CT200H Lexus bearing Queensland registration plates ‘TARDUS’. Police and family hold concerns for the welfare of Ms Hunter, as she suffers from a medical condition that requires medication. It is also extremely out of character for her to go away without advising friends or family. She is described as Caucasian, 167cm tall, of solid build with blonde hair. Anyone who can assist is urged to contact Noosa Heads police station on 5440 8111, their local police station or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

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Rental return plea By JOLENE OGLE

A TEWANTIN woman is pleading for the return of her daughter’s wallet after it was left on a supermarket bench last week. On 15 June, Karen Glaser went to pay rent at a bank in Tewantin, and as the bank wasn’t yet open, she popped to the shops to run some errands. Karen accidently left her purple crocodile skin-style wallet on the counter with over $1000 inside. It wasn’t until she had crossed the road and went into a newsagent that she realised she had lost her purse but by the time she had run back to the supermarket, the wallet was gone. “It’s just overwhelming,” Karen said. “I couldn’t believe it had happened.” Karen, who works two part-

time jobs to make ends meet, said she knew the money would be gone but was also upset she would now have to replace all the cards in her wallet including her licence, medicare card, Blue Card and so much more. Karen’s mum, Marilyn, wrote to Noosa Today upset the wallet wasn’t handed into the store when it was found. “So much for decency and honesty,” she said. “She was left with $3 in her bank!” Marilyn had this message for the person who had taken the distinctive purple wallet; “If the person who took her purse can’t find it in their heart to return her money and purse, would you at least return the rest of the items, bearing in mind that her address is on the back of the licence,” she said. Ironically, just a few months

The missing wallet is similar to the one shown, purple in colour, made from vinyl and with a faux crocodile skin style cover. ago Karen found a wallet across the road from the RSL. “There was cash in the wallet and a RSL card,” Marilyn said. “Karen took (the wallet) across to the RSL and the grateful owner claimed it. My daughter said to me, ‘I’d just like to think that

if ever I lost my purse that some honest person would do the same for me’. I guess that was not to be.” If anyone has any information about the missing wallet, phone Noosa Today on 5455 6964 from Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm.

A LOCAL police operation has resulted in 11 people being charged with 32 offences ranging from drug possession to receiving stolen property. Acting Officer in Charge for Noosa Heads police Senior Sergeant Peter Feldman said the local operation took place from 14 to 19 June, with a number of people arrested on outstanding warrants. Among the people charged was a 19-year-old Sunshine Beach man who was charged with break and enter, receiving stolen property, possessing dangerous drugs and possessing drug utensils. A 21-year-old Sunshine Beach man was also arrested for breaking and entering, receiving stolen property and for possessing a restricted weapon. A 19-year-old Sunshine Beach man will face court charged with break and enter plus one count of receiving stolen property, while a 17-year-old Sunrise Beach man will answer one charge of break and enter, one charge of possessing a drug utensil and one charge of failing to dispose of a syringe. Four people were arrested for not following a police requirement, including a 34-year-old Cooroibah man, a 17-yearold Noosa Heads man, a 45-year-old Sunrise Beach man and a 35-year-old Noosaville woman. Three other people were arrested for stealing from a shop and included a 42-year-old man with no fixed address, a 19-year-old Cooroibah man, and a 29-year-old Tewantin man.

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Short wait for long weekend THE countdown is on to the 14th annual Noosa Long Weekend Festival, with the event now only one month away and tickets selling fast to the 75 live music, dance, theatre, supper clubs, cabaret, literature, food and visual art events being held between 14 and 26 July. Festival director Ian Mackellar said the response to this year’s line-up had been overwhelmingly positive, with a number of events having sold out weeks in advance. “An Evening with the Queensland Ballet led by artistic director Li Cunxin (author of autobiography Mao’s Last Dancer) has been so popular that we have scheduled another performance,” he said. “Dusty Live in Concert starring Monique Montez has sold out, as has a number of food related events and the premier seating for the Opera Australia production The Magic Flute.” Mr Mackellar said last year’s festival was undoubtedly a hard act to follow with more than 10,000 visitors to 35 venues and locations. “But we’ve worked hard to lift the bar even higher in 2015 and are thrilled to have Opera Australia perform a fully staged production of its

Miss Noosa Showgirl 2014 Te Ana Riddell, Rachel Lyons from Wildcare Australia, Noosa Show Society president Perene Barker and Rural Ambassador 2014 Stacey Breed with a Bendigo Bank cheque for $885 dollars for Wildcare Australia (Pomona) to help build an enclosure for rehabilitating gliders. The Showgirl event will be supporting this cause again for 2015.

The pride of the show for the Miss Junior and 1317 for Miss Teen and 18-28 for the Miss Noosa Showgirl, plus the Little Mister competition for boys aged under 7. Event organisers said the winner of the Miss Showgirl competition will be wellpresented and mannered and will represent Noosa Shire with a great personality and a passion for the beautiful Noosa shire. “It is a traditional and honourable position that has seen many young ladies gain a wealth of knowledge, confidence and wonderful expe-

riences on their journeys,” they said. “The right girl may even get to travel the world as they progress through the levels via representing our sub-chamber at the Brisbane Ekka.” There are prizes up for grabs including cash with the winners announced at the show ball on Saturday 29 August at Pomona Memorial Hall. To enter, contact Stacey Breed on 0413 199 802 or visit www.noosashowsociety.org.au for more information.

acclaimed opera The Magic Flute - the last opera ever written by Mozart - to the Sunshine Coast for the first time,” he said. “The cast and orchestra will open the festival on Tuesday 14 July and will set the stage alive with an Egyptian-themed set and costumes straight from the 1930s.” Mr Mackellar said other festival highlights included an exclusive performance by internationally acclaimed concert pianist and Steinway artist Julian Gargiulo, direct from New York’s Carnegie Hall and David Williamson’s brand new comedy, Dream Home, boasting an all-star cast from Sydney and Queensland based on the true cost of buying property in Sydney. “We are also delighted to welcome back Melody

Beck with Johanna Allen in a double-bill program - Leading Ladies - and we have the quick-witted and fiery group Los Nachos Trios touring Australia for the first time,” he said. Mr Mackellar said the 2015 Noosa Long Weekend Festival features more than 75 events at various locations around Noosa including literature events, forums, live music, theatre performances, interactive art, films, cabaret and supper clubs. To find out more about the 2015 Noosa Long Weekend Festival or purchase tickets, please visit www.noosalongweekend.com, call The J booking office on (07) 5329 6560 or visit The J at 60 Noosa Drive, Noosa Junction. You can also follow the festival on Facebook or Twitter.

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Playwright David Williamson with Noosa Long Weekend ambassador Catherine Alcorn and festival director Ian Mackellar launch the festival on Noosa Main Beach. Picture: SUPPLIED

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THE Tewantin State School student choir were the main attraction at the recent Citizenship Ceremony at The J, Noosa Heads, that welcomed over 60 new citizens, singing Give me a Home Among the Gumtrees. The audience joined in the performance, dancing and singing along to the well-rehearsed concert. “Noosa politicians and locals welcomed families such as the Mander family who travelled 16,000 kilometres from “swampy, chilly old England” to live near the “warm and sunny beaches of Noosa”. The Mander family began their journey from England when registered nurse and mum, Louise Mander, became ill with pneumonia and spent her days recovering watching travel shows to Australia. Louise fell in love. After talking to her husband, Matthew, and three children, Jacob, Hope and Ben, the family decided to make the move to Noosa in 2010. The family scoured the Sunshine Coast looking for their next family home and knew where they wanted to settle when they went to the “beautiful country town” of Cooroy. The family has settled into their new life with Jacob and Hope attending the University of the Sunshine Coast, while Jacob also coaches the Under 13 soccer team for Cooroy and competes in the Cooroy men’s team. Ben attends Noosa District High School in Year 11 and has just qualified to run in the Queensland State Finals for Cross Country representing both the Sunshine Coast and

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The Tewantin State School student choir with Deputy Mayor Bob Abbot.

The Tewantin State School student choir in action at the citizenship ceremony on Tuesday at The J, Noosa Heads. Pictures: SUPPLIED Noosa District High School. The Manders family were proud to receive their official citizenship on 16 June and to be able to finally call themselves true Aussies. And what’s better than be-

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Watch the power of togetherness IN THE lead-up to the 2000 Sydney Olympics a Sunshine Coast Taskforce was formed to help our region gain maximum benefits from the event. It was an independent committee heading by Coolum businesswoman Dianne Swan, with members chosen from a variety of community sectors. There were people representing all three shires and Noosa mayor Bob Abbot played a strong role. There was overlapping success from those Games, including some great business opportunities for companies in Eumundi, Nambour and Gympie. Plus there came Olympic pools in Kawana and Noosa, an equestrian centre in Doonan and a university athletics track and basketball complex in Caloundra. The highest profile country to train here on the Coast was the defending Olympic rowing champions Holland, who based themselves out of Twin Waters and used the upper reaches of the Maroochy River. Thankfully events such as the Noosa and Mooloolaba triathlons activated the increase of interest of teams and individuals to call the Coast home for pre-training. Council CEO Brett de Chastel has got it right – “We’ll certainly encourage teams to come but we’re not going to provide financial incentives or exclude our communities from the venues.” Mr de Chastel is referring to the push from some who are suggesting our local venues can be offered for exclusive use to teams in the lead-up to the Gold Coast Games 2018. He goes on to say: “We are having discussions

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Sunshine’s sound of success FAMED Australian conductor, Richard Gill OAM, is headlining the inaugural Sunshine Coast Music Education Conference being held on Wednesday 8 July at St Andrew’s Anglican College. As one of the country’s pre-eminent and most admired conductors, Mr Gill will spend time with music teachers from across the state providing inspiration on how they can engage students and their parents by being engaged teachers. Mr Gill will be joined by some of Queensland’s best music teachers and presenters, including Maree Henessey from Brisbane’s Somerville House who is also Lead

Writer for the Curriculum Into the Classroom (C2C) for The Arts, and Russell Bauer from Sheldon College in Redland Bay. Cade Bonar, Head of Music at St Andrew’s Anglican College, said the Sunshine Coast Music Education Conference seeks to contribute to the community of classroom music teachers on the Sunshine Coast and beyond. “This conference is an opportunity to inform the provision of highest quality classroom music education in schools,” Mr Bonar said. “It’s exciting that we have the opportunity to welcome the inspirational Richard Gill, OAM to help deliver our conference.

Richard, together with our presenters Maree and Russell, are of the highest calibre, and importantly are teachers themselves. “Working to the conference theme of ‘Engaged Teachers, Engaged Students’, they will challenge and inspire our thinking through active workshops and discussions,” Mr Bonar said. If you are a classroom music teacher or a music education university student and would like to find out more about this event, visit www.scmusicedconference.wordpress.com or email Cade Bonar at cbonar@saac.qld.edu.au. To register for the event please visit www.trybooking.com/HYDK.

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with various representatives from different countries about the Games and we are working closely with Tourism Noosa”. Which sadly is not the way to go with sport involvement. Coast Sport defines its own boundaries and is contested in most sports between Caboolture and Gympie. Tourism plays no role other then the marketing and branding of the bigger events, on which they do a good job. Allow me to suggest, for the good of the entire Sunshine Coast, there already is a 2018 Games Committee in place headed by para gold medallist and uni professor Brendan Burkett. The group already has State Government, schools, tourism, chamber of commerce and Coast Sports Federation involvement. Noosa councillor Sandy Bolton is the patron of the federation, so really all the bases are covered. So please work with this committee, as I am sure Big Bob would agree – let’s take a united approach to achieve great results. I suppose I should offer similar advice to Noosa Chamber of Commerce president Sarah Fisher, before her group gets too far with their push for a new convention centre. Ms Fisher’s group is targeting a 1000-seat complex – “the feasibility study is being done by volunteers who shared the vision of the project.” The J appears to be the spot chosen for the new venue, and the study should be ready in four months. Sarah, why not join forces with the already established arts and convention group which has 30 years involvement and built a major complex for the entire Sunshine Coast? Let’s all start thinking of the future. Until next time …

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THE next public meeting for the Theosophical Society Sunshine Coast Lodge Noosa is on Friday 26 June, 7pm. The presentation/discussion/supper evening guest presenter is to be confirmed but check our websites for updates www.tiny.cc/sunshinetheoo This meet-up is designed to expand our awareness on theosophy, deepening our understanding and enjoyment of our life in this world. All are welcome. Cost is a gold coin donation and the meeting will be held at the CWA Hall, 123 Poinciana Drive, Tewantin. Phone Ailsa on 5470 2656 or Janet on 0416 442 962 for more information. YOUâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;RE not alone. This is a call for people with depression to come together and talk to people like you in a friendly and supportive group in your local area. We are organising a self-help group and it will be open to anyone affected by depression. We will facilitate meetings so you can share your support and ideas, learn from others how to live day to day and help to end the isolation and loneliness. Do you want to attend meet-ups in your local area? Email your.not.alone.sunshinecoast@gmail. com

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Meals on Wheels roster WEEKLY roster for Tewantin-Noosa Meals on Wheels for the week Monday 29 June to Friday 3 July. Monday drivers: Helen and John, Lieke, Margaret and Mick, Lin and Dot, Anne and Phil, drivers needed for runs F, G. Kitchen: Martina, Len, Steven and Neil. Tuesday drivers: Bruce, Astrid, Pet and John, Tania and friends, drivers needed runs D, E, G. Kitchen: Ashleigh, Christine, Jo and George. Wednesday drivers: Des and Ian, Gary, Molly and Annie, Lee and Stuart, Michael, drivers needed run B, E. Kitchen: Carol, Jill, Gerry, Elfie and Neil. Thursday drivers: Stewart, Geoff and Margaret, Anne, Victor, Bev and Tony, Jan and Wendy, Linda and Nabil. Kitchen: Lois, Christine, Robyn, John and Ron. Friday drivers: Brian C., Dot and Lin, Brian G., Brian E., Lynne and Kay, Margaret and Ray, Rosalie and Jack. Kitchen: Sandy, George and Elfie. If you are unavailable or can do an extra run, please phone the kitchen on 5449 7659.

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LETTERS Loss of hard-earned I HAVE just had my daughter arrive at my house stressed and crying. Yesterday, 15 June. She went to pay her rent at the bank, but as the bank had not yet opened she went across to the supermarket to buy some things. It was there that she accidently left her purse containing $1,123 plus change on the counter. The purse contained her licence, Medicare card, Centrelink card, Bankcard and various shopping cards. It wasn’t until she went across to the newsagents that she realised the purse was missing. But by the time she got back to the supermarket it was gone. So much for decency and honesty! She was left with a whole $3 in her bank! To the person who took her purse, think again or have you already spent her hard-earned money? My daughter is doing it tough and this is a great loss to her. She works two part-time jobs to make ends meet but is still struggling. If the person who took her purse can’t find it in their heart to return her money and purse, would you at least return the rest of the items, bearing in mind that her address is on the back of the licence. Also the police are reviewing the CCTV footage taken in the store. Ironically a few months ago my daughter found a wallet across the road from the RSL. There was cash in the wallet and an RSL card. She took it across to the RSL and the grateful owner claimed it. My daughter said to me, “I’d just like to think that if ever I lost my purse that some honest person would do the same for me” I guess that was not to be. We would greatly appreciate it if anyone knows anything about the purse or who found it could contact my daughter Karen on 0400 441 306. M Glaser, Tewantin.

Victimless crime NOT that many years ago Australian newspapers saw fit to print the names and addresses of men who had been found guilty of “homosexual crimes”. The newspaper journalists and editors were proud of the fact that they were exposing criminal activity and providing an important factual service to their readers. Often the result of this so-called innocent reporting was that many men lost their jobs, committed suicide, were publically ridiculed and were rejected by their friends and family. How quickly times have changed – or have they? Alarmingly today we are again seeing this same kind of reporting with regards to drug arrests together with the sickening deja vu of the same moral excuses of the journalists and editors – “Oh, but we are only reporting the facts”. As with the victimless crime of homosexuality the fate of Australian drug laws are written on the wall. Progressive societies are rapidly moving away from criminalising drugs to treating the matter as a medical and social issue. The failure of The War on Drugs is well documented and the decriminalisation of drugs is supported by many high-profile Australians such as a former federal police commissioner, Mark Palmer. The implementation of decriminalising drugs in other countries has provided us with a mass of scientific data on its success which clearly shows us this is the only rational path for Australia to follow. Prominent local political parties such as the Australian Sex Party have policies that bravely tackle the issue of drug decriminalisation and soon progressive action on this matter will happen - like it or not. It is easy to see with hindsight how quick it was for the newspapers of that time to be coopted into the so-called “moral outrage” of the day without seeing the damage it would cause to the lives of ordinary people. How can the reporting of a chef caught by police having a joint at his home serve anything but to highlight the ridiculousness of the current legislation – a complete waste of the police’s time, of the journalist’s time and perhaps causing lasting damage to the life of an ordinary Australian. Not long into the future we will again look back on this kind of reporting with shame and embarrassment and realise that we have learnt nothing from our past mistakes. Robin Bristow, Noosaville.

Consider well-being THERE is a flying fox management guideline issued by the Department of Environment and Heritage Protection and under those guidelines councils can remove flying fox colonies: 3.3. The SoMI may include advice to residents noosa.starcommunity.com.au

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that, under the relevant code of practice, council is authorised to use non-lethal methods to: 3.3.1. Destroy a flying-fox roost, 3.3.2. Drive away, or attempt to drive away, a flying-fox from a flying-fox roost, and 3.3.3. Disturb a flying-fox in a flying-fox roost. In deciding to take any action council should consider the well-being impacts and concerns that nearby residents are experiencing. This issue is obviously affecting Kay Fielden’s well-being but what has the number of complaints got to do with council using nonlethal methods to remove the flying foxes. We are talking about a ratepayer who has had enough - I suspect Ms Fielden’s well-being is at risk and I believe that council has an overriding duty of care in this regard as they are established near her residence. Whether they would move next to another house during attempts to move them is hypothetical. If relocation is performed correctly this won’t happen. These management guidelines clearly state: “Potential management actions can range from minimal intervention, through to moderate vegetation modification, through to complete clearing of roost vegetation and driving flyingfoxes away.” These guidelines do not mention anything about relocation being likely to make matters worse, they talk about moderate interventions such as “nudging” or “buffering”, processes by which the impact of an existing roost may be managed by its reduction. Councillor Wellington says that relocation attempts show that new camps are established between 200 to 900 metres from the target camp. The guidelines state: “Consider having staff on lookout immediately prior to dawn, so that driving away can commence before flying-foxes land at the site. Staff at the roost site should be fully prepared prior to dawn, and mobile team/s on standby, to enable a co-ordinated response. Each team should consider using multiple non-lethal methods simultaneously (for example, foggers, sound and light).” It seems if these guidelines were followed there would not be any close re-establishment - surely council can give it a go to make life a bit better for Ms Fielden and others in the area concerned. The research I have done has not established it as a fact that attempted relocation will make matters worse. If they are not moved straight away when they are in the early stages of making a roost they will settle and it will be harder. This is where council has failed - relocation should have occurred in the early stages of them setting up camp. I wonder what would happen if Councillor Wellington or the mayor lived in the same house? I am sure something would have a happened long ago. Ross Taylor, Pomona.

Our turn to bat REFERRING to Kay Fielden’s letter (Noosa Today, 18 June), I have followed the recent correspondence in the paper about the bat problem in Wallace Park and can well understand how upsetting it must be for the residents of this area. Coincidentally I happened to have read this same week in the Sunshine Coast Daily of the bat problem that had existed in Coolum. In this case the Sunshine Coast Council had taken steps to move the bats on from the area, much to the relief of Coolum residents. It was mentioned that for the first time in some years, real estate in the affected street has successfully sold. This makes me wonder if the Sunshine Coast Council and the Noosa Council have had joint discussion and exchange of expertise about what appears to be a common serious bat problem? The obvious point here is that although they are two quite separate councils involved here, the geographic distance between Coolum and Wallace Park is very short, especially when flying distance is considered. One has to ask the obvious question. If the bats have been moved on from Coolum, where did they go? Could they have moved to Wallace Park? Perhaps the Noosa Council, the Sunshine Coast Council and Wallace Park residents

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THANKYOU to Rod of Sunshine Beach who snapped this little creature enjoying a rest in his front yard. Rod and the staff at Noosa Today are stumped. Do you know what type of animal this is? We would love to know. Email newsdesk@noosatoday.net.au if you can help us figure it out. might like to comment. Andrew Hutchison, Tewantin.

Light’s on, no-one home I HAD a phone call yesterday from a very polite gentleman informing me that it is important to ensure our solar panels are clean so as not to miss out on the full effect of the sun’s rays. I listened to his every pre-recorded words as the rain and clouds blocked out the view of the postman delivering our new electricity account. He finished with “press 1 if you would like further information.“ Being my usual anything for a laugh self and also being a smarty as we don’t have solar panels I pressed 2, but they obviously don’t clean household windows. E. Wright, Sunrise Beach.

A serve for Lobb FOR many years I have read and tolerated the negative tirades of Peregian Springs resident John Lobb. Not once do I recall a positive statement or offer by Mr Lobb. It would be appreciated if Mr Lobb would share with us what contributions he, personally, has made to our community. Has he been a member of any voluntary organisation to improve the lot of those less fortunate? Has he submitted to Noosa Council any economic budget which would be of assistance to council and us, as residents? Over to you, Mr Lobb! Charles Wilson, Noosa Heads.

Blowing in the wind LORD of the Admiralty, Sir Pository of Wisdom (AKA Minister for Women), suffering from a bad case of flatulence, has declared war on any new-fangled inventions involving wind. He believes that these are ‘awful’ and have caused his health problems. Although an exponent of the power of hot air and wind, ‘reduce, reduce, reduce’ has become his new three-word mantra. For whatever it takes to get Team Australia sailing back to the last century, his crew of sloganeers will, like automatons, spin for the team. Margaret Wilkie, Peregian Beach.

Mayor doesn’t rate NOOSA mayor Noel Playford last year delivered to Noosa a zero rates increase however only achieved this with an austerity budget, dismissal of more than 100 workers, under delivery of council’s asset maintenance schedule (roads, bridges, stormwater and drainage), slash and burn of community grants. Even given this poor result the mayor again proposed a zero rates increase for next year, which was not supported by fellow councillors who proposed 1.3 per cent increase. This increase will fall short in correcting the damage done with the previous zero increase. Answers need to be given why the mayor proposed zero increase next year but planned 3.5 per cent rates increase each year for the next 10 years. Jeff Nuske, Noosa Heads.

Comedic double bill NOW that’s what I call perfect program planning. The ABC on Tuesday 16 June screened The Killing Season, followed appropriately on Wednesday 17 June with Would I Lie to You. These must be two of the best comedies on TV this year. E. Wright Sunrise Beach.

He doesn’t like it JOHN Lobb doesn’t like the Noosa Council we get it, we know, he’s been telling us since before de-amalgamation. So why must we read about it again and again in just about every other issue of our Noosa papers? I’m curious, can anyone with a fixation on a single topic get their raves published ad nauseam or is this just a special consideration reserved for John Lobb? Woody Dass, Noosaville.

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Million dollar views and moreâ&#x20AC;Ś

25 June, 2015

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The lifestyle you long for ON offer is a stunning Paul Clout designed home that perfectly encapsulates the essence of true Noosa living. Located in the heart of Noosa, this home exudes luxury and finesse with fine finishes and fittings throughout from travertine floors to louvered windows for comfort year round. This impressive home faces north to make the most of the winter sun and the expansive water views that are best enjoyed from the homeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s private jetty as the sun sets. Enjoy the truly luxurious feel of this home that is designed to comfortably accommodate a

large family or guests with four bedrooms including the stunning master retreat on the upper-level that features a walk-in wardrobe, spacious ensuite with spa and private balcony.

modern conveniences one would

Two more bedrooms are located on the lower level of the home and are serviced by the main bathroom, while a separate guest room enjoys an ensuite and access to a courtyard.

bi-fold doors that open out to a

The home also features a large study with access to a sunny terrace for those who prefer to work from home.

maintained mature gardens.

The gourmet kitchen is the heart of the home and features ample bench and storage space plus all the

located only moments from Gympie

expect from a home of this calibre. The kitchen overlooks the open-plan living and dining spaces that feature a built-in fireplace plus covered terrace with access to the sparkling pool and private jetty. This property also features builtin storage, a double garage and well-

Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t miss your chance to inspect this beautiful Noosa Waters home Terrace, Hastings Street and the Noosa Junction business centre.

home essentials ADDRESS: 97 Shorehaven Drive, Noosa Waters PRICE: $2.595 million VIEW: Friday 2pm-2.30pm and Saturday noon-12.30pm DESCRIPTION: 4 bed, 3 bath, 2 car, pool AGENT: Shane McCauley and Frank Milat for Richardson and Wrench Noosa, 0403 646 930 or 0438 528 148 20 NOOSA TODAY | Thursday, 25 June, 2015

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TEWANTIN 5 BURGESS DRIVE

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View Saturday 11.00-11.30am Price $649,000

This home has it all! The ultra large kitchen, dining and family rooms open onto a covered alfresco area, perfect for twilight entertaining. The formal dining and lounge is ideal as an adult retreat overlooking the sparkling pool & spa. Ultimate privacy backing onto a nature reserve. ɒ Separate rooms for all the family including a gym and office. ɒ Low maintenance gardens so you can truly enjoy the tranquillity of this home. ɒ Fully fenced, with remote security gate. ɒ Close to shops, schools, public transport & walking tracks.

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View By Appointment Price $1,350,000

A private beachfront oasis looking north over Noosa’s main beach to Little Cove and the National Park. Stroll along the boutiques and restaurants and enjoy a very exclusive lifestyle in Australia’s premier beach resort village. ɒ North facing apartment, just footsteps from Noosa’s Main Beach. ɒ Spacious terrace with spa ɒ Strong income and capital growth ɒ Great complex facilities; heated pool, steam room and sauna.

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HIDDEN HOLIDAY OASIS

SUNRISE BEACH 5 WEATHERLY COURT Quiet & Secluded Hidden at the end of a beachside cul-de-sac, tropical gardens surround this three-bedroom home providing ultimate privacy. Set on a rare 935sqm elevated allotment, this property has wide appeal, for those seeking a family residence or beachside holiday home. ɒ Seamless open-plan indoor/outdoor living zones with ocean glimpses. ɒ Luxuriously large master retreat & genuinely spacious ensuite. ɒ Timber floor boards throughout with plenty of natural light. ɒ Double lock-up garage with equipped workshop; plus off-street parking for boat or caravan.

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NOOSA HEADS 407 ‘NETANYA’ 71 HASTINGS STREET

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View Saturday 1.00-1.30pm Price $1,695,000

The Noosa beachfront market has an impressive track record for positive growth, and no complex more so than ‘Netanya’. Located on the top floor the views from this apartment are absolutely stunning, being surpassed only by the outlook from the unit`s exclusive roof terrace. ɒ The ‘Jewel in the Crown`of beachfront resorts. ɒ Excellent rental returns. ɒ Internal access to private roof terrace with spa. ɒ Step outside and be immersed in fine dining, boutique shopping, and stunning main beach.

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GREAT RESULTS FROM THE TEAM AT C21 CONOLLY HAY GROUP SOLD

SUNSHINE BEACH 5/53 Elanda Street Dear David, Jenny & I would like to say a very big thank you to you for successfully selling our Penthouse apartment recently in Sunshine Beach. Your work ethic was outstanding and you kept us fully informed at all times giving us great confidence you would secure us a sale and you did. It was a pleasure to do business with you and your team at Century 21 and we would definitely recommend you to our friends and family. You are a natural salesman and made the whole sale process easy. Many thanks again best regards, Kevin & Jenny Winward

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David Conolly 0438 259 956 david@c21noosa.com

CENTURY 21 CONOLLY HAY GROUP 07 5447 2451

SOLD

SUNSHINE BEACH 20 Depper Street Thank You to Mike, and the Team at Century 21. Quite frankly, if you are going to buy or sell a home at Sunshine Beach then you need to be with Agents who “live and breathe” the area!!! Over the past 15 years we have bought and sold with Mike several times and, contrary to popular belief, it has been a simple, no fuss, dare I say, even pleasant experience. It’s not just Bricks and Mortar to him. He really tries to fit the client to the property and leave no stone unturned in trying to make the entire process stress - free for all parties concerned; this includes some above and beyond the call after sales care. Mike is passionate about his job, knows the area like the back of his hand, listens, is personable and doesn’t promise what he can’t deliver. Great service, keen professionalism and dedication to the objective are a brilliant combination that gets the job done. Again thanks Mike, we’ll be back!!!! Regards Merrilyn Nagorcka

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Mike Hay 0417 624 059 mike@c21noosa.com

CENTURY 21 CONOLLY HAY GROUP 07 5447 2451

SOLD

SUNSHINE BEACH 2 Bowman Street When I made the decision to sell my Sunshine Beach Investment property I contacted multiple agents, including Century 21 Conolly Hay Group, as I have worked with Rachel in her previous rolls, I knew she would be the right person to not only facilitate the sale of our house but to achieve an incredible result. I believe that Rachel’s dedication and enthusiasm to me as a client has been inimitable. Her focus on the end result was beyond question and her encouraging advice and detailed reporting during the process was appreciated. From my first meeting with Rachel I had every confidence I was in the right hands and have no hesitation in recommending her to others who value professionalism, honesty and integrity. Again, Thank you for all your hard work. Paul Street

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DYNAMIC SALES POSITION NOW AVAILABLE Excellent sales commission structure and incentives Century 21 Conolly Hay Group Noosa Heads, Sunshine Beach and Peregian Beach are pleased to announce we now have a FANTASTIC opportunity for a NEW SALES AGENT to join our TEAM. Our expansion over the past four years has seen Century 21 Conolly Hay Group grow into one of Noosa’s leading real estate agencies. Century 21 Conolly Hay Group now have 3 prime office locations and service the entire coastal and hinterland regions. We are backed by the worlds leading real estate brand and offer service unmatched by other local independent agencies. Century 21 Conolly Hay Group seek a self-motivated, energetic individual who loves a challenge and who likes working with a dynamic team of successful agents. If you want to take your career to the next level Century 21 can offer you the support you need to become one of the coasts elite agents. Century 21 Conolly Hay Group invite interested candidates to submit your applications / CV to admin@c21noosa.com today to arrange for a confidential meeting with our joint partners David Conolly & Mike Hay. Century 21 is the world’s largest real estate brand and fastest growing group on the Sunshine Coast. 1189238-PB26-15

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Units popular as building runs hot WITH dwelling approvals hitting record high levels over recent months, CoreLogic RP Data senior research analyst Cameron Kusher has highlighted the biggest moving regions. According to CoreLogic there were 214,331 dwelling approvals over the past year, 45.9 per cent of which were for units. Mr Kusher said the surge in dwelling approvals had co-incided with very low interest rates and surging demand from the investment segments of the market. Across the combined capital cities more than half of all dwelling approvals were for units and in each capital city (except Adelaide, Perth and Hobart) more than 50 per cent of approvals over the past year were for units, according to Mr Kusher. “Data from the 2011 Census shows that across the country, units are more than twice as likely to be rented as houses,” he said. “This would indicate a clear preference from the investment segment which is currently so active, for units over houses.” Mr Kusher said while the number of new dwellings being approved was significant, it was worthwhile examining on a smaller scale the regions where the new housing supply was being approved. “Looking at dwelling approvals across SA4 regions of the country, we have listed the top 20 regions for approvals for both houses and units over the 2014-15 financial year to April 2014,” he said.

Apartment living is on the rise according to CoreLogic RP Data’s latest statistics. “For houses, the region with the greatest

The Sunshine Coast came in 11th on the

number of approvals over the financial year

list with 2168 approvals in the past financial

to-date was south-east Melbourne (which

year, compared to 4874 for south-east

includes council regions such as Casey and

Melbourne, which came in first place.

Cardinia) with 4874 approvals. “Looking at the top 20 list published, 15

Mr Kusher said with the pipeline of construction activity remaining high and

of the 20 regions listed are located within

much of it high-density development,

capital cities with only Geelong, Sunshine

the multiplier effect from heightened

Coast, Gold Coast, Latrobe-Gippsland and

construction activity should continue for a

Bunbury in non-capital city areas.”

number of years.

“Of course the biggest hurdle may start to be achieving necessary presales for these projects commence particularly given that many financial institutions are now starting to tighten their lending practices at the request of APRA,” he said. “With a particular focus on investment mortgages this may have an impact on demand from investors who are seemingly a key driver of the surging demand for inner city units.”

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Our land of opportunity SOLVING housing affordability issues can be solved by releasing more land, according to REIQ CEO Antonia Mercorella, who said creating more housing stock would ease the pressure.

ownership, including introducing a

Among other suggestions, Ms Mercorella said putting an end to stamp duty and helping first-home buyers improve financial literacy and use their superannuation as a house deposit are all ways to ease housing affordability issues.

what they could afford to borrow compared

While affordability is not yet at the critical levels being seen in Sydney and Melbourne, pent-up demand continues to build in Queensland that will inevitably push up prices, the REIQ warned. Housing Industry Association (HIA) figures reveal Queensland needs at least 40,000 new dwellings a year to keep up with demand, but for the past five years, dwelling construction has averaged 30,500, Ms Mercorella said. “The simple truth is that not enough houses are being built and every year the pent-up demand for housing grows,” she said. “However, the solution would not come

superannuation-house deposit scheme, and improving financial literacy,” she said. Ms Mercorella said that young first-home buyers sometimes struggled to understand with what they wanted to buy. “We all have to start somewhere and your first home, whether it is an apartment or a small house a bit further out, is just your starting point. We need more homes to help meet housing demand and rising prices, according to REIQ. with one single measure and would likely be the result of a multi-pronged approach. “In addition to increasing supply through land release, the REIQ advocates the eradication of stamp duty, which is a regressive tax that stifles housing mobility and creates inefficiencies in housing.” Figures from CoreLogic RP Data shows Brisbane’s median house price of $475,000 as still affordable compared with Sydney’s median house price of $785,000 and Melbourne’s median house price of $527,000. “However, this will not continue to be the

“Banks are exercising appropriate caution

case for much longer unless these issues are addressed at a federal, state and local level,” Ms Mercorella said.

when lending in the wake of the GFC.

“The time for action is now, not in a year or two when prices begin escalating faster than wages, as we’re seeing in Sydney and Melbourne.”

preparing for those mortgage repayments,”

First home buyers were finding it difficult to enter the market, with cost-of-living pressures and reduced wages growth impacting on their ability to save for a deposit.

foothold in the market.”

“More needs to be done to help this younger demographic get into home

greater Brisbane with a median house price

“First home buyers may need to spend a couple of years saving for a deposit and Ms Mercorella said. “In Brisbane, there are many affordable options where first home buyers can get a ABS data for March 2015 reveals the average home loan for a first-home buyer in Queensland was $302,000. REIQ data reveals there are 25 suburbs in below $300,000.

Stunning result for designer home CENTURY 21 Conolly Hay Group

Commendation in 2009.

help lift the profile of the

co-principal Mike Hay has sold

Mr Hay said there was strong interest for the fourbedroom, three-bathroom home throughout the sales campaign with numerous offers leading up to the purchase by a local buyer.

Peregian area and increase

the stunning property at number 31 Pelican Street, Peregian Beach, reaching a price as impressive as the award-winning home itself. Set in Peregian Beach, this architecturally designed home has been described as cutting edge modern architecture and resulted in local architect Tim Ditchfield taking home two awards for the property design including Australian Institute of Architects (AIA) House of the Year in 2009 and Regional

While Mr Hay said he can’t reveal the exact price paid for the stunning home, he can confirm it was in excess of $3.3 million. “Results like this haven’t been achieved in a non-beachfront property in Peregian Beach for over seven years,” Mr Hay said. Mr Hay said the sale would

prices. “We recently opened a new office in Peregian Beach,” he said. “We believe the strength the Century 21 brand brings to the Peregian market and our experience gives us the ability to achieve such strong prices.” Mr Hay said C21 loved working in the Peregian Beach and Peregian Springs market and would continue to strive for great results.

The property at 31 Pelican Street, Peregian Springs, has sold for over $3.3 million.

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The million-dollar pies THE sale of a tenanted strata retail

represented a yield of 7.85 per cent.

investment property in a popular food court

“Hastings Street has undergone a resurgence of late with a number of new successful businesses commencing and the major refurbishment of the Seahaven Resort Noosa and the upgrade of The Sheraton,” Mr Petralia said.

in the famous Hastings Street tourist strip at Noosa Heads on the Sunshine Coast has highlighted the resurgence in the precinct, says Ray White Commercial. The 59 square metre tenancy in Bay Village at 20/18 Hastings Street which is leased to Simply Pies bakery cafe was sold to a Brisbane-based investor for $980,000 by Ray White Commercial Noosa’s Paul Butler and John Petralia. Mr Petralia said the offers to purchase campaign on behalf of a local investor owner attracted 25 inquiries and the sale price

“There are now virtually no vacancies in the street. The bakery tenant in this retail unit has a lease until 31 October, 2016, with a five-year option.” Mr Butler said the buyer had commercial investment experience in Hastings Street and was attracted to the property due to its position and the ongoing demand from new

The recently sold strata property.

tenants looking to be located in Bay Village.

from the car park goes into the body

“The property is located at the entrance to Bay Village via the only paid public car park in Hastings Street,” he said.

corporate to help minimise outgoings and

“Ownership of the strata comes with access to the car park for one car. Revenue

planning a major refurbishment of the Bay

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Fit for a king, and extra saucy SENSATIONAL songs, hilarious comedy, madcap games and audience involvement. Laugh-a-long, sing-a-long and clap-a-long and just enjoy a fantastic, fully themed night of medieval merrymaking. That’s what sets Dirty Dick’s apart – it’s a stage show and a feast with costumed lads and wenches and highly entertaining live performers. It’s all loads of fun and it is coming to the coast for one night only as part of their 45th anniversary tour. Award winning, Dirty Dick’s Theatre Restaurant first opened its

doors in Perth in 1970 and is the nation’s longest running live interactive entertainment. The Dirty Dick’s organisation has been touring its shows since 1985 and has presented more than 36,000 shows in over 1500 venues, to five million people, across three generations, with more than 1400 actors. Dirty Dick’s is such a unique night out – from the moment you arrive, the fun starts. Join wondrous wenches, lively lads and merry minstrels as they set-

tle you into the spirit of the evening. Then sit back and be entertained by a host of hysterical, historical stage characters as they recount some of history’s more notable events. Dirty Dick’s presents a new stage shows each year so whether you’re a first timer or you’ve been before, there is always something new and different for you to enjoy. The new show for the 2015 45th Anniversary Tour is “A Rollicking Night in the Royal Court”. Join the madcap heir-apparent, Prince Percy, his Merry Minstrel, Master Dirty

Dick himself and saucy Head Wench, Fanny Farquar, in a night full of sidesplitting comedy, witty songs, hysterical antics and interactive performance. It’s all fun and games in an unforgettable night of medieval mirth and merriment. Think of it like Game of Thrones with a twist! Throughout the evening, a most hearty three-course repast is served to your tables by costumed wenches and lads including soup, alternate serves of prime roast beef or tender chicken breast with jus, garden veg-

etables and roast potatoes and tasty plum pudding with succulent sauce. Dirty Dicks is performing on 22 August from 7pm at Tewantin Noosa RSL for one night only. This show will sell out early so bookings are essential to avoid disappointment. Tickets are just $ 49 for members and $59 for non-members, which includes a brilliant stage show and the magnificent three-course feast. Tickets are available at reception or dial’n’charge on 5447 1766.

All set for a magic night with Mike THE much anticipated Magic Mike XXL will hit the big screens as part of the next Chicks at the Flicks event on 8 July at BCC Noosa 5 Cinemas. Three years after Mike bowed out of the stripper life at the top of his game, he and the remaining Kings of Tampa hit the road to Myrtle Beach to put on one last blow-out performance. Pre-show entertainment starts at 6pm with stalls, raffles and lucky door prizes. noosa.starcommunity.com.au

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providing all of attendees with a quick curl or straighten and a goodie bag packed with samples and discount vouchers. Cinema staff will also be on hand to provide attendees with a glass filled with refreshing fruit punch and a fully stocked lolly bar to satisfy the sweet tooth. Chicks at the Flicks is on Wednesday 8 July from 6pm at BCC Noosa 5 Cinemas, Sunshine Beach Road, Noosa Junction. Thursday, 25 June, 2015 | NOOSA TODAY 31

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Shaun the Sheep live shows NOOSA Civic Shopping Centre, Eenie Creek Road, Noosaville EVERYONE'S favourite fluffy friend, Shaun the Sheep is coming to Noosa Civic Shopping Centre these school holidays for a special live show and craft village. Children will have the chance to get crafty at the Shaun the Sheep craft village from Monday 29 June to Friday 3 July daily from 11am to 2pm at the food court. Shaun the Sheep will also perform special live shows from Tuesday 7 July to Saturday 11 July at 11am and 1pm with a chance to meet Shaun at noon. Noosa Civic Shopping Centre also has a

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free playground for children located in the food court. Noosa Leisure Centre, Wallace Drive, Noosaville THE kids play room will be open for 1- to 6-year-olds who like to bounce, jump, crawl and play. The play room is open Monday to Friday from 8am to 1pm. Cost is $5 per child and adult supervision and pre-booking is required. For the little ones who like to bend, there the NLC will hold children’s yoga for ages six and up on Thursdays from 9.30-11am. Bookings are essential. Phone 0402 341 273 to book. Noosa Aquatic Centre, Girraween Court, Sunshine Beach NOOSA Aquatic Centre (NAC) will hold learn to swim classes from Monday 29 June to Friday 3 July and again from Monday 6 July to Friday 10 July. All levels are catered for from infants to squad. Phone the NAC on 5448 0288 for more information. The J, Noosa Drive, Noosa Heads JUMPIN’ at The J is back for the winter school holidays. Get along to jump on five indoor jumping castles on Wednesday 8 July. Three one- hour sessions are available at 9am, 10am and 11am for children aged three to10 years old. Cost is $10 per child. Phone 5329 6560 for more information. Cooroy Butter Factory, Maple Street, Cooroy GET along to the Butter Factory for engaging and creative art programs for children based on the Factory’s current exhibitions. The cost is $8 per child, and included in the program is a list of workshops such as printing with natural materials, facilitated by Pam Walsh, on Tuesday 7 July from 10.30am for children aged between 5 and 8, then noon for children aged 9 to 12. Bookings are essential. Phone 5329 6580 for more information on what’s on offer.

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Eumundi Markets, Memorial Drive, Eumundi GET along to Eumundi Markets for some holiday fun with a host of fun balloon workshops that will be held on Saturday 27 June, Wednesday 1 July, Saturday 4 July, Wednesday 8 July and Saturday 11 July. The workshops will take place in Lonergan Lane in the centre of the markets and will teach your little ones from age 4 the art of balloon making. The workshops start at 9am with Miss Donna the Clown teaching budding balloon artists how to make a magic staff, followed by the dog balloon with TwistedMR at 10am, the sword balloon at 11am and the flower balloon at noon. The cost of the workshop is a gold coin donation and no pre-booking is required - just turn up on the day. But be quick as the workshops are limited to 25 children per workshop. Kids visiting the market can also have their faces painted, watch a magic show with Nickleby the Magician, discover Spin Art with Zoe or enjoy a fun pony ride.

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LIVETODAY Taking nothing away from Owen Wright’s history-making performance at the Fiji Pro last week (two perfect 20 point heats in the one event), it was great to see Coolum’s Julian Wilson continue the brilliant form he’s shown all year. Although Wright outflanked him from the outset in a one-sided final, Jules surfed brilliantly and confidently up to that point, looking like, well, a world champion. His second place puts him number four on the rankings, just behind Owen, with both Aussies shaping up as contenders to slow down the Brazilian Storm. Picture: WSL

Less is more in old Ipoh brine PHIL JARRATT

UNLESS we told you, you’d probably never spot this sexy new hotel cleverly built over and around an ancient cafe. Fittingly, the eight standard rooms are designed to blend in with the structure’s original elements think peeling paint, worn wood floors and chipped plaster. Lonely Planet Guide to Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei, 2013. I’m not a slave to travel guides by any means, but I was glad that I’d downloaded an e-version of the Lonely Planet Guide as we arrived in Ipoh, described as “one of Malaysia’s more pleasant midsized cities, chock-full of colonial architecture”, but the 100-yearold railway station proved disappointing, despite its debts to the Taj Mahal and Moorish grandeur. The hotel attached to it was “closed for renovation” but there were no workmen in sight and our taxi driver said it had been closed a very long time, so I flipped open the Lonely Planet again to the quirky entry above, and asked the driver to take us to the Sekeping Kong Heng. I calculated we were no more than a few blocks from it, but he’d never heard of it, and we circled the block twice before I spotted the faded sign above the “ancient cafe”. Even in the Chinese cafe, where a few crusty old locals were slurping up their noodle lunches, no-one seemed too sure, but they pointed to an alley alongside and we wheeled our bags along the brickwork.

A Chinese man of about my age called to us from behind a scruffy window, and I wondered if he was selling postcards or something for erectile dysfunction, but when we inquired about the hotel he replied in perfect English that yes, indeed, this was the reception desk for the Sekeping, and his name was David and would we like a guided tour? Our bags were placed in a goods basket and winched upwards as David opened the padlocked gate and led us up the meshmetal staircase. The Sekeping had clearly grown in and around the cluster of dilapidated shophouses since the Lonely Planet visit, and we were led through a rabbit warren of chic rooms and studios, roof gardens and a stark concrete pool looking out over the clock towers and steeples of the old town. From here in one broad sweep you got a feel for how this place must have been more than a century ago, when it was one of the most prosperous towns in South East Asia, with the British making a fortune from tin mining and the Chinese from feeding and clothing them. We chose a room in the mid-range (about $70) and spent about an hour marvelling at its industrial chic minimalism. Some of the walls looked more or less original, scarred and chipped, and the window frames and shutters were paint-peeled and battered. There was a concrete bench under the window and a hard chair that would be my office, and the bed (the only comfortable thing in the room) afforded a clear view of the metal-framed and glass-encased shower and toilet, perhaps not exactly what you need when you’re living on a diet of Asian street food. But we loved the Sekeping, and found

it hard to leave the confines of the courtyard below, where crude concrete and brickwork walls gave way to a boutique, air-conditioned cafe and wine bar, and even a barber shop. And not a hipster in sight! As for the rest of Ipoh, well, not so much. I read somewhere that the city was becoming a magnet for Australian retirees. As much as we liked the Sekeping, we won’t be joining them. From Ipoh we took a bus up the mountains and onto the Cameron Highlands, where we stayed at the quaint Hillview Inn in Tana Rata. The Hillview must have had a postcard view back in the day, but besablock mega-development has seen to that, as it has over much of the Camerons, where the tea plantations and strawberry farms are punctuated by new shopping malls and mock-Tudor resort hotels. But the Camerons are still a Mecca for bushwalkers and backpackers, and the ramshackle streets of Tana Rata echo the golden years of the denim trail through Asia. On a cool evening last week, I found a bottle shop on the main street where I purchased a Chilean chardonnay for $10 and took it down the road to a rough-looking Indian joint where we sat at a bench just above the noise and fumes of the motorcycles and enjoyed the best $3 meal I’ve had for about 35 years. Now we’re at the northernmost point of our journey, on the tiny island of Rebak in the Langkawi group, just below Thailand, chilling out for a while before heading to the east coast. This is a one-resort island, Indian owned and managed, with an almost exclusively Indian clientele. The food is excellent, but it ain’t three bucks a meal, I can tell you.

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PUZZLES SUDOKU No. 4038

Quick Clues No. 7376 1. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 14. 16. 19. 22. 24. 25. 26. 27.

ACROSS Tooth (4) Job (9) Frolic (4) Slip (4) Way (4) Look (4) Ghost (10) Dog (10) Pour (4) Dam (4) Money (4) African (4) Juicy (9) Trifling (4)

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 12. 13. 15. 17. 18. 20. 21. 23.

DOWN Flower (5) Material (5) Chess piece (6) Musical instrument (6) End (4) Vagabond (9) Incorrect (9) Garden tool (4) Tone (4) Coyly (6) Crazy (6) Dodge (5) Rodent (5) Wealthy (4)

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Cryptic Clues No. 7376 ACROSS 1. Cut to where the accused man is standing (4). 7. Obviously surprised by the game fish (9). 8. Happy to be a Gman in the making? (4). 9. That darned thing the animalâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s hiding in! (4). 10. A lot of money made from a nap? (4). 11. American signal for â&#x20AC;&#x153;Fight backâ&#x20AC;? (4). 14. Out of the picture? (4,2,4). 16. Not really rough? Thank heavens for that (4,2,4). 19. Concludes itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a send-off (4). 22. Avast! The vesselâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s turning! (4). 24. Seem intoxicated by the music? (4). 25. A dry â&#x20AC;&#x153;Thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s what you get for speedingâ&#x20AC;? (4). 26. Doesnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t like to loosen the ties in it and holds back (9). 27. Enchanted by the perfume, you say (4).

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DOWN 1. Figure youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll prod the thing (5). 2. Hold the shellfish gently (5). 3. Comes out and tries to catch the ball (6). 4. Say definately a lock has been put back (6). 5. Thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s wrong, pop! (4). 6. Underdressed and wandering in late. Just the same as ever (9). 12. Having been let off, a number left (9). 13. Opening the second batch (4). 15. Left in â&#x20AC;&#x153;Life in France is awfulâ&#x20AC;? (4). 17. Shout â&#x20AC;&#x153;Go awayâ&#x20AC;? when the keyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s put in (6). 18. One by one (6). 20. Is found in the wrong one and thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s disturbing (5). 21. Put â&#x20AC;&#x153;A man embedded in iceâ&#x20AC;? (5). 23. Soft music for the couple (4).

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SHARON Cassidy from Riverside Beauty answers the question - to peel or not to peel? “The skin is a live organ whose cellular components undergo a dynamic and continuous renewal process,” she said. “The velocity and efficacy of the skin drops as we age. Discolouration, sagginess, open pores and dullness are the earliest consequence of this physiological process.” According to Sharon, acids are among the most innovative technology and dermo

cosmetic products available to aesthetic professionals are the most versatile treatment option able to address a variety of aesthetic concerns. “Chemical solutions are used to create controlled aggression on top of the skin,” Sharon said. “With an increased cell turnover after acid stimuli, peels offer benefits such as attenuation of wrinkles, refined pores, replenishment and tightening of the tissue. “All peels have two common goals. They exfoliate to remove imperfections located

on the top layer of the skin and upon the different characteristics of the acids used, stimulate the skin's renewal system resulting in better hydration, more even skin tone and luminosity. “Peels are a versatile weapon to achieve spectacular skin changes and can be combined with other therapies such as IPL or microdermabrasion.” To find out more about using acids to rejuvenate your skin, phone Riverside Beauty on 5449 9744 or drop into their salon on Thomas Street, Noosaville.

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Linger over a longer lunch AS the weather cools down now is the perfect time to take advantage of Noosa Waterfront Restaurant’s stunning river views and famous Italian long lunch. Grab a group of friends and enjoy the seven-course set menu for only $55 per person on Sunday 28 June. The menu includes warm seafood medley with salad, Crespelle with field mushrooms and cheese, roast chicken served with roasted potato Tuscan style and broccoli saltati, plus swordfish with puttanesce and parmesan fries. Bookings are essential so phone 5474 4444 to make sure you don’t miss out.

Enjoy seven courses for only $55 per person at Noosa Waterfront Restaurant this Sunday. Discover the benefits of certified organic bone broths and stay healthy this winter.

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DISCOVER the benefits of certified organic bone broths and stay healthy this winter. Noosa Cleanse, Australia’s first certified organic unpasteurised cold press juice company is now offering 24-hour certified organic bone broths which are designed to heal the gut lining and reduce areas of inflammation. Produced and available from Belmondos Organic Market in Noosaville, the broths are made of organic produce including include chicken, carrot, celery, onion, celtic sea salt, black peppercorns and can also be used as

a nourishing and healing alternative to conventional bouillon cubes and store-bought stock. The broths are endorsed by Dr Vivienne Taylor of Ibuki Health and Wellness. “Poorly digested food particles are absorbed directly through the gut wall into the blood stream causing the immune system to react to these food antigens, setting up an antigen/antibody response – hence the start of Auto Immune diseases throughout the body. All disease starts in the gut

as we have known for centuries – heal and seal the gut lining damaged by abnormal microflora with bone broth,” she said. “Unprocessed organic grass-fed meat, chicken or fish broths provide the building blocks for the rapidly growing cells of the gut lining to repair as well as soothing any areas of inflammation in the gut”. To order your Noosa Cleanse broth email orders@ noosacleanse.com.au or visit www.noosacleanse.com. au and enjoy some certified healthy goodness.

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Savour the Flava

Bistro Open77days days || Lunch from 11.30am 11.30am daily daily Bistro Open Lunch from Dinner from from 5.30pm 5.30pmTue Tue––Fri Fri

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Anne Martin and Jane Knight said they had a wonderful night at the 17 June Orient Night Flava Feast.

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THE Noosa Junction Flava Feasts are proving a smash hit with locals who are making the most of the unique progressive dinners that showcase Noosa Junction’s range of restaurants. The Noosa Junction Flava Feasts are a great way to try a selection of meals from different restaurants throughout the Junction; you will certainly find a new favourite restaurant. The last Flava Feast is on Wednesday 1 July from 6.30pm and will showcase tapas tastings throughout Noosa Junction. Diners will enjoy tapas from Shades Cafe and Wine Bar before moving to Taco Boy where a selection of Mexican inspired meals will be served and then onto Quenchers to end the evening. Tickets are available at $50 per person plus a $4 booking fee by visiting www.junctionflava.com.au

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Jenny West and Nettie Stephenson at the Orient Night Flava Feast on Wednesday 17 June.

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Live Music @ Peregian

28th June Chris Reynolds NOOSA HEADS • NOOSAVILLE PEREGIAN BEACH Bookings recommended

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Sunday 28th June

Gympie Tce, Noosaville Cnr Heron St & Kingfisher Dr, Peregian Beach Hastings St, Noosa Heads

Special Set Menu 7 Courses

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Bookings Essential Noosa Waterfront Ph | 5474 4444 A | 142 Gympie Terrace Noosaville

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Rodizio & NEW Lava Rock A lafish Carte menu dishes at Open for dinner 6pm – late, lunchtime! 6 nights (closed Mon).

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Every Sunday from 4pm

Great Pizza | Great Pasta | Dine In Takeaway Or Home Delivery | 7 Days A Week | Peregian To Tewantin

Italian Long Lunch $55 per Adult

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Jenni Edgar, Teenah Whittingham and Susie Ashton at Kimchi Korean restaurant where guests enjoyed dumplings and delicious glass noodles and salad.

Brazilian style cuisine whole menu is gluten • A free la carte – meat, • The Rodizio – 11 juicy seafood, curries, exotic LUNCH (TUESDAY - SUNDAY) meats slow grilled over Wraps & Burgers from side dishes & desserts charcoal & carved at $10 Lava your Rock table.dishes Side dishes • Vegetarian dishes Choice of Calamari, Prawns, included. Piri Piri Chicken & Mustard Beefavailable Charcoal T hBBQ e w hWhole o l e mSnapper enu is gluten free DINNER MENU The Rodizio - all you can eat Tuesday - Thursday 5.30pm til late $38.50 Friday & Saturday 5.30pm til late $42.50 11 different meats served on skewers, carved at your table, as many sides as you like and followed by caramelized pineapple

Takeaway Burgers & Coffee available

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Event organisers Judi Lalor and Noosa Junction Association president Carole Tretheway.

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A little goes a long way UP to 80 per cent of Australian households are involved in some kind of bird feeding. Dave from Noosaville Stockfeed and Pet Supplies asks the question, are we creating a generation of bird bludgers dependent on handouts? While this topic is still up for debate, what is of concern for our local avian friends is the feeding of sunflower seed. What’s the best way to feed native birds? To put it simply, moderation is the key and try to avoid black sunflower seed as a rule. The oil content of black sunflower is quite high and along with over feeding the grey striped variety it can cause certain birds to suffer a nutritional imbalance. Imbalanced diets often result in poor bone and feather development which may severely impede the animal’s ability to fly and reduce its life expectancy.

Are we creating a generation of bird bludgers dependent on handouts? So like all good things, moderation is the key and also let them naturally forage for some of their own food source.

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What a wag MEET this week’s winner of the Noosa Today Furry Friend competition, the regally named Jack Henry William Shaw. Jack turns seven this month and enjoys walkies along the Noosa River and Noosa Main Beach and loves to make friends with everyone he meets. Jack’s mum, Christina, said he has a beautiful nature. “Jack is always wagging his tail and is just so happy all the time despite suffering from severe epilepsy for most of his young life,” she said. “Jack’s attitude is ‘whatever’. He makes us laugh

Jack enjoying a rest next to the Noosa River. and can be a very cheeky monkey. He has filled our lives with lots of love and waggy tails.” For your chance to win a double pass to BCC Noosa 5

Cinemas, email a high resolution photo of your furry friend to competitions@ noosatoday.net.au and tell us a little about your furry friend.

Noosaville stockfeed & Pet suPPlies We have a great range of feeds for all creatures great & small, from horses to guinea pigs. Pet products such as discounted flea & tick treatments for cats & dogs. All stocked items available at very competitive prices.

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FISH TANK & STAND Aqua One ex-filter 4 Tray with ultra violet light. 8 mths old $300 was $512. For both $750 ONO. Ph 0409 470 507

FOR HIRE AQUA-ONE FISH TANK CABINET STAND w79x41.5x64cm Total Height 140cm plus light heater, gravel, 4 switch Power Board $250 Ph 0409 470 507.

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Tewantin - Noosa DEADLINE

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IT was a full team effort with the whole Junior Pirates Junior Rugby League Under Seven White team receiving Man-of-the-Match honours. The Whites took on the Sharks at Cooroy in a tight game between two welldrilled teams. The Pirates Whites tackled their hearts out with fantastic defence from Cooper Ward, Sam Proctor and Cooper Drinnan. Jai Bruggy led from the front as captain with some great charges and Lukas Byers ran the ball hard every time he touched it. Bailey Drinnan scored three tries and Rhy North also crossed for a four pointer. It was a great team effort with the whole side receiving manof-the match honours. There was no stopping the Under Seven Yellow team, as Player of the Match Cooper Payne showed them who was in charge defending and attacked like a super hero. Hayden, Jacko, Lachlan and Jaxon all proved too strong as they attacked the line with precision and came away with some spectacular tries. Riley continues to improve his game each week as he gets involved in both attack and defence, always with a smile on his face. Brandon defended and ran hard as he left some blood on the field for the sharks to trail. In the Under 8s, the Coolum Colts were the unlucky opposition this week for the under 8 Yellow Noosa Pirates. Pierce and Zahn continue to show no fear in attack with both boys running head on into the opposition. Lincoln’s linking runs and off-loads created excellent attacking opportunities in open play. Joe Tolano once again chased everything down like a

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little terrier and must run several kilometres during each match. Lachlan Ward was rewarded with a sneaky try with excellent reading of the play on last tackle options. Under 9 Blue Today, the boys travelled to Coolum to play the Colts. This team just keeps getting better each week, with some defence shown by Declan, Dylan, Roy, Taj, Josh, Jhemi and Dhuriki, all showing great tackling displays. Great running shown from Lachy, Jett, Stoan, Benny, Cohyn and Cody, all with some very strong runs. Under 10 Blue It was a terrific effort from all the players. Even though some of the kids had not played together and were playing in different positions, they played with determination and worked as a team. Player of the match was Liam with strong running and some brilliant try saving defence. Under 10 Yellow This week Under 10 Yellow played at Coolum. Jed Bullman scored twice, Caleb Hart, Jordan and Jackson Smith also crossed over to score. The team displayed the best defence effort of the season and kept the opposition scoreless. Dylan ran some quick darts from dummy half,

Ryan Fielding-Smith was active out on his wing and Charlie Cook tackled very hard. Man of the match went to Kaiden. After a very hard and at times niggling match, the team song was heard very loud and proud. Go Pirates! Under 12 Gold The boys put in a good effort, but were no match for Coolum who were a welldrilled side and just too good on the day. Three points today goes to prop Kade Grazotis who got better as the game went on, two points to Aston Steele for another solid effort and one point goes to Javier Iriondo for going out in the second half and doing exactly what was asked of him. Keep your heads and spirits up boys. Under 14 Blue This week’s game was against Caboolture and the referee, the final score was 24/22 it was a loss but the guys did so well. Special mention goes to Chase, Jake, Harry and Jamie for outstanding defence. Tries went to Chase (2), Jake (1), Josh (1) and Liam (1) and a conversion to Jamie. Man of the match went to Harry Taylor, the best game he’s played this year. Just an outstanding effort today and at one point we only had 12 on the field and didn’t give up.

Cavs pip Noosa in a thriller By RICHARD MURRIHY THE Noosa 15s went down in a thriller in a mixed day of softball for the club at Caboolture on Saturday against Cavs. A beautiful day greeted the side on Saturday at Caboolture the 15s as usual were up first to absorb the dew, they got off to a good start on the back of another Riley home run to get four runs in. The second innings saw three up three down with Cavs putting on five runs and Noosa producing five fielding errors. The third saw much of the same with Cavs getting another five runs whilst Noosa stayed on four. However, Noosa then woke from their slumber and the runs flowed. Needing six to get Cavs to bat again, they fell just one short and going down 10-9 in a thriller. The 17 blacks took on the undefeated demons. And even

Riley Murrihy. though the score-line looked one-sided, it was a very good game to watch. Shinai pitched to three up three down innings to start off while Noosa put on five runs, Lewis hitting a two-bagger helped a few home, it was a very good team effort from Noosa with all players doing their roles. Shinai also hit a three bagger to help a couple home, Noosa won 16-1.

The Whites were on the opposite diamond and Dylan hit a good hit to get the runners home while Jarred B hit a three bagger and got home on a wild throw to get three runners home, again the team played more like a team. To top off the day, Noosa men’s also had a win 14-6 with all players chipping in, Gary hit a home run, as did Coady, Riley, Lewis, Kane and William all got two baggers.

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Bream off the beam By JACK MANGROVE

Khy Lawrence caught these bream off the rocks. sa Sound and up towards the yacht club. A little further upriver flatties

have been feeding on soft plastics and paddle vibe lures on the run out tide.

Dolphins boys show their best NOOSA FINS’ Under 7s drew with Caloundra Lighthouse 50-all in a day of mixed fortunes for Noosa Dolphins teams. The Fins started off at a fast pace with some amazing tagging from all players while charging down Caloundra. The speed and quick side stepping of Rory McIntyre, Charlie McKerrow, Harry Marlow and Angus Anderssen allowed these boys all in for tries. Between them these four players scored 10 tries – the Fins’ best so far for the season. Phoenix Ericson-Wirth made some great forward play with the ball tucked neatly under his arm and gave some successful passes out for the Fins to be able to score. Campbell Byrne was always in the play showing his skills at tagging and running the ball. Player of the match went to Stirling Worrall. The Under 7 Reds were also involved in a high scoring game going down 50-40 to Matthew Flinders. The loss to the classy Matthew Flinders outfit was a timely shake-up for the guys as they head into the midseason break to reflect on their efforts. Zac’s unending dedication on defence couldn’t stop a rollicking Flinders second half surge. It wasn’t all bad news, though, as player of the match Jax put in a couple of good runs as did Noah and Darcy.

Harry seemed oblivious to the scoreline as he dotted down twice, Conor combined well with Will in the midfield and Sarena brushed off the score deficit as easily as she brushed off defenders on her way to two tries. Under 9 Brothers 45 d Fins 20 Captain Finn ran the boys out on the field. Defence was solid for the initial phases with most of the play contained to the centre passage of the field. Passing it wide Brothers opened the scoring with two quick tries. The game settled and both teams shared possession. Forwards Remy, Hunter and Jack had another consistent game making good ground in attack and backing it up in defence. Saatchan and Kaleb showed plenty of speed and determination, making several good runs towards the line. Backs, Jaxon, Odette, Finn and Joch once again showed persistence managing to pull themselves up from the bottom of the ruck after being swallowed by strong defence by breaking free from the line and scoring a run away try in the corner. Second half and a quickly shuffled interchange allowed Tyler to once again cross the line in the corner within the first minutes, crossing in the corner from a restart before backing it up again in the 30th minute.

Brothers ran in three tries to finish off the game. Domino’s Pizza Player of the Match: Tyler. Under 10 Fins 22 d Reds 5 There was a great game between the two Noosa teams which was made possible due to an outstanding young referee in Adam. Try scorers for the Fins were Matt with two powerhouse runs, Flynn with a fleet footed barnstorming effort and Cam with a tactical piece of genius. Jack Caspers slotted a lovely conversion. For the Reds, Dan crashed over. Domino’s Pizza Players of the Match: Matt and Dan Cashman. Under 11 Fins 62 d Eumundi Dragons 0 Another great team effort with the Fins getting closer to a complete performance all over the park. A consistently high work rate combined with ever improving skills resulted in 10 tries and proved too much for a brave opposition. Try scorers: Lochie Dudgeon (4), Ethan Pohlner (2), Charlie Archer, Jarrah Charlesworth, Noa Penitani, Josh Whitehill. Conversions: James Gelling (3), Charlie Archer, Jarrah Charlesworth, Ethan Pohlner. Domino’s Pizza Player of the Match: Noa Penitani.

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IT WAS a hard-earned win by Noosa White this week, defeating Nambour Golden Cats by three goals to two. Goals were scored by DJ Tantayakorn, Charlee Benton and Eli Robinson who had several worthy shots at goal. Again, great defence by Adler Lenitschek who also had some great efforts in attack. Star goalie Micah Elvy is unstoppable, diving fearlessly to save the day. Kiri Todhunter got possession, broke away and made a good run, taking the ball right up to the goal. Under 7 Gold played a strong and exciting game against the unity vipers, scoring three goals to the Vipers’ five, Bella Hillegers, Harrison Howard and Joel Fitzgerald scoring each of the goals. Joel Fitzgerald won player of the match with the goal of the year! This week our Under 8 Black team had another win, winning 7-1 to the Buderim Panthers.

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QUICK PUZZLE NO. 7376 - SOLUTIONS Across - 1, Tusk. 7, Situation. 8, Lark. 9, Chit. 10, Path. 11, Peer. 14, Apparition. 16, Pomeranian. 19, Teem. 22, Weir. 24, Cash. 25, Zulu. 26, Succulent. 27, Mere. Down - 1, Tulip. 2, Serge. 3, Bishop. 4, Guitar. 5, Stop. 6, Footloose. 12, Erroneous. 13, Rake. 15, Tint. 17, Archly. 18, Insane. 20, Elude. 21, Mouse. 23, Rich.

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The Noosa Eagles went out hard scoring their first goal within the first minute. The boys did an excellent job with Keiran Dow constantly in fighting for the ball and Jake MacDonald also showing how much he has improved. Charlie Drew did a great job as always as the all-rounder with a big kick on him in defence. Goal kickers this week were Alaska Rosenkranz (4), Ethan Messenger (2) and Jaimen Slavin (1). One thing learnt this week was to just have a go, the worse that can happen is to miss. That’s just what the boys did – had a go! Great effort. Goalies Isaac Benjamin and Jaimen Slavin both stood their ground only letting one well deserved goal slip through. Under 10 Noosa Gold played against Caloundra Green at Maroochydore. Noosa lost 1-2. Goal scored by Jude Youens. Player of the week was Oscar Morgan.

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Fresh mullet strips, whole pilchards, prawns and salted bonito fillets have all been ideal baits. Up around the headlands in Noosa national park we have seen some good quality snapper and trevally. In the fresh water, Lake Macdonald has fished well with soft plastics fished along the weed edges and still producing good numbers of bass. If the fish are being a bit fussy anglers should try clipping a spinner onto their jighead or rig them on a rev head to add a bit of flash or vibration. In the open water, blades and tailspinners have been scoring some nice fish. Trolling diving lures such as Baby Cranks is a simple, yet effective technique especially if there are young ones on board. So, on behalf of Jack Mangrove, best of luck on your fishing adventures!

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THE Noosa River is still coming up with the goods! In the river there have been some outstanding catches of bream recently. This would have to be one of the best years we have seen for bream. The river mouth, Woods Bay and Gympie terrace have all come up with the goods. There have been some good quality fish taking a liking to prawns, yabbies, and mullet strips, also small lightly weighted soft plastics have worked a treat. Anglers should try to time their attack for the incoming tide. Trevally have again featured high on a lot of angler hit lists over the past week with good sized golden and giant trevally taken around Noo-

There is also the odd jewie up towards the lakes. With the wind still up a little over the past week, most offshore anglers have tended to head for the closer reefs, sunshine has featured highly with some good quality coral trout, sweetlip, mori cod and snapper all hitting the decks. Earlier on in the week some anglers made the trip up to North Reef and bagged some good quality fish including jewies and pelagics. With the wind still around that 15 knots zone, it is just enough to make things a little uncomfortable for anglers. On the beach the fishing has been great, good bream, tailor and flathead have been inhabiting the gutter on Noosa’s North Shore, an early start will give the best result with the wind seeming to get stronger later in the day.

CRYPTIC PUZZLE NO. 7376 - SOLUTIONS Across - 1, Dock. 7, Whist-ling. 8, G-lad. 9, Hole. 10, Pile. 11, Taps (rev.) 14, Lost to view. 16, Just a-s well. 19, Ends (anag.) 22, S’top (rev.) 24, Reel. 25, Fine. 26, Hesit-ates. 27, Sent (scent). Down - 1, Dig-it. 2, Clam-p. 3, Sho-o-ts. 4, A-ssert. 5, Slip. 6, Un-alte-red. 12, A-c-quitted. 13, S-lot. 15, Vi-l-e. 17, Scr-e-am. 18, Eleven. 20, No-is-e. 21, S-he-et. 23, Pair.

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ditch COOROY COMMUNITY BOWLS Results Tuesday Jackpot pairs: 1st D. Alisone/J. Ison. 2nd R. Wall/J. Kirkman. Thursday Triples: Bushrangers 22 d Apotukis 16. Royal Flush 15 d Rough and REvie 14. Bee Stings 15 d X Factor 6. Eumundi Boys 20 d Cormorants 5. Galahs 27 d Night Owls 7. There is space for four more teams. If you would like to join this fun group from 4pm to 6pm then dinner afterwards, call Lynne 0405 131 746 or David 0414 833 509. For anyone who would like to come along and try barefoot bowls or get some coaching, Nancy will be waiting to help you out on the green Friday afternoons from 2.30pm. Twilight Triples: Sundayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s challenge between the High-Rollers and Business Bowlers proved to be a little one-sided â&#x20AC;&#x201C; theHigh Rollers coming out on top with a resounding win. Only one brave soul fronted for the Business Bowlers. Sunday 28 June is the menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s and ladiesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; fours championships, come along for a 10am start. If you are looking for a club to play bowls come along and try Cooroy Community Bowls Club. Call Lynne 0405 131 746, or email cooroycommunitybowls@gmail. com - Lynne Hateley-James TEWANTIN NOOSA BOWLS A BIG thank you to Ivory Palms Resort for Sponsoring the Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Fours Seafood Day (Results next week). Saturday open pairs winners were David Hawkesford and Daphne Reed from runners-up Walter Zemler and D. Hallman. The open triples winners were J. Watson, M. Lowe and P. Rieck from runners-up M. Mills, F. Turton and B. Thorn. The triples jackpot was won by Joan Brook, Fay Hewson and Marg King. Sunday pairs are up and running again, but results were not known at time of publication. In veteranâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s bowls the winners were Ron Evans, Len Saunderson and Don Gull from runners-up Walter Horn, Rob Robuck and Bob Andrews.

Ladies â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;nominatedâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; triples winners were Gloria Nunn, Jan Bebe and Chris Gallagher from runnersup Jan Zemler, Fay Hewson and June Christie. In Wednesdayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s pairs the winners were Kevin Coghlan and Joe Dawe (two games ) from runners-up John Scruton and Peter Vignon (one game). The Jackpot of $174 was not won and carries over. Thursdayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s open pairs winners were Steve Chandler and Terry Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Neil and the runners-up were Roy Gregory and Dan Crameri. Friendly Friday triples winners were Irene Land, Tony Taylor and Bruno Ziglioto and the runners-up were Phil Coman, Bill Jones and Carol Jones. The Jackpot of $122 carries over. In Champion of Champions district menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s pairs, congratulations go to Bob Nesbitt and Ian Ramsden for making the semifinals only to be narrowly defeated by Coolum. The Club Championship finals double header will be at 12.30 Thursday 25 June. The ladiesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; triples finalists are Gill McDonald, Kerry Wilson and Jenny Smith versus Bev Dickinson, Margaret Dodd and Mary Ross. Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s section B singles finalists are Ron Evans and Gary Moss who were successful over Dan Crameri and Ian McCallum respectively. Get your names down for next monthâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Laguna Resort mixed medley. - Green Master POMONA BOWLS IN WEDNESDAY ladiesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; championship triples semi-finals, Jeanne Price, Elizabeth Dewhirst and Jocelyn Rabjohns (s) defeated Julanne Brown, Desley Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Neill and Tina Camp(s). While Sharon Foale, Gaye Bible and Veronis Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Connor (s) defeated Katie McInnes, Glenda Rohde and Phyllis Roebuck (s). The final is scheduled for Wednesday 1 July. The social game of consistency singles was won by Des Quinn for a â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;pick of the boxâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;. Fridayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s twilight bowls winners were Gail Alford and Patrick Gray Spence with +15. Runnersup were the triples team of Bill Schutt, Russell Hill and Bill Alford with a win +6. The jackpot was won by Jim Farr and Norm Wamsley with -15 so sometimes losers are grinners also. On Saturday the champion

It was the High Rollers and Business Bowls challenge on Sunday at the Cooroy Community Bowls. Twenty Bowlers from Business Bowls were supposedly turning up to retain the shield, so High Rollers scurried around asking bowlers to come along to give the Business Bowlers a challenge they would not forget. Man alone, Brett Hill turned up for the Business Bowlers and although he tried very hard he was crush by sheer numbers in opposition.

fours team of Walter Horn, Charlie Dewhirst, Lorry Axiak and Trevor Walsh(s) travelled to Harvey Bay for the district Champion of Champions. Pomona experienced success in the first game defeating hotshot team Harvey Bay, and in the second round defeated Doonvilla for a place in the semis on Sunday morning. On Sunday against Maryborough Services Pomonaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s men played great bowls and after 21 ends the score was 20 points even. An extra end was played with Pomona holding the shot however after opposing skip put down his last bowl Pomona lost the game by one point - a great effort. In menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s B Grade second round Jim Farr won on forfeit and in the

second semi-final Rick Goulding defeated Jim Farr. It was a great final between Rick Goulding and Daryl (Deefa) Millar. Both bowlers were in top form on the day and were both very keen to win the game. It was even play throughout most of the match and although Daryl dropped a four about the 16th end, he quickly picked up - the score on the 20th end was 23 even. Daryl was holding one shot against Rick, however was just a tad heavy with his last bowl and knocked his own bowl out of contention giving Rick the game by 25 to 23. Congratulations to you both on a great game and the sportsmanship shown during the whole contest. - Kitty and Jack

Noosa Tennis is holding holiday clinics these school holidays.

Have a ball for the holidays By DAVE McMAHON THESE school holidays the Noosa Tennis Club will be holding holiday clinics from 9am until noon. The clinics are a great way for children to get out of the house and into the sun for some fun with their friends while getting all the practice they need for tennis. In the past year and a half the club has experienced some of the best clinics ever. They have had at least 25 players attending, some faces seen before as well as many new faces, all of various levels. Throughout the three-hour session the clinics start with skills of the game being taught, then rally games and point play. Among this, many other fun games are played to develop childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s general skills and fitness. By the end of the week the children will be introduced to match play and prize day will happen on Friday. The cost is only $30 a day or $110 for a consecutive week. The clinic will be held from Monday 29 June to Friday 3 July and then again on Monday 6 July to Friday 10 July. For more information or to register, phone Dave at Noosa Tennis on 5474 5494 or email davesnoosatennis@ yahoo.com.au

Big day out for Le Moy NOOSA GOLF TUESDAY club - single played stableford on 16 June, with 189 entrants. Scratch rating (M): 71.0. A Grade: Brett Le Moy, daily handicap 10, score 42; Ken Robinson, 8, 39; Greg Collins, 2, 38. B Grade: Peter Butcher, 17, 43; Dan Harmer, 17, 43; John Hughes, 17, 39. C Grade: Bob Cox, 19, 44; Michael Donnelly, 21, 39; David Draper, 20, 38. Placegetters: John Tidy, 18, 39; John Hillis, 8, 37; Michael Napier, 5, 37; Derek Connolly, 9, 37; Roland Dean, 20, 37; John Deem, 17, 36; Peter McDonald, 18, 36; Milton Reynolds, 13, 36; Ben Peake, 10, 36; Neville Hazlett, 8, 36; Bradley Juillerat, 10, 36; Chuck Dahl, 8, 36. NTP: A Grade - 5th Brett Le Moy, 7th Brett Le Moy, 10th Greg Collins, 12th Mark Ostwald. B Grade - Eugene Barry, Peter Butcher, Allan Harris, Gary Murnane. C Grade - Roland Dean, Andrew Aitken, Andrew Aitken, Brian Stephen. Sweepstakes: Peter Butcher, Brett Le Moy, David Draper. A single stableford played on Saturday 20 June had 237 entrants. Scratch rating (M): 71.0.

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NOOSA PAR 3 SPONSORED by the club, there were 60 starters for stroke and R2 match play qualifying on 20 June. A nett: Studley Martin, 51; David Gerrard, 52. B nett: Maurie Bloor, 51, Col Staun, 53 (four way countback). A gross: Studley Martin, 59. B gross: Maurie Bloor, 66. NTP: 3rd Duncan Chesney. 8th Bob Forrest, 11th Jimmy Lonie, 16th Chris Perry. Drawn for par: 9th Mary Hitchin. Ball rundown: Cheyne Perry 52, Sandy Webb 53, Jim Bennett 53, Jill Jones 53, Russell Miller 54, Ken Clapham 54. Members draw: Kevin Williams.

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The Sunshine Beach Surf Club Nipper program is looking to expand in the next season.

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Nippers plan ahead of season By DEAN SMALLMAN WHILE the Nipper season may seem like a long way off, the dedicated Junior Activities team at Sunshine Beach Surf Life Saving Club (SLSC) has been busy planning a bigger and better year. Under the direction of Dave Gleeson, the 2014/'15 year was a standout year at Sunshine with Nipper

numbers reaching capacity, success at Nipper carnivals never greater and traditional Nipper Sundays delivering both a fun and educational platform from which the clubs lifesaving ranks continue to fill. There were a number of key factors that contributed to the enormous success at Sunshine last season; the great work of the coaches, led by local legend Max Pettigrove and sup-

ported by the much-loved Alex Austin cannot be underestimated. The tremendous support of the management committee that continues to invest (as a priority) in the Nipper programme and, of course, the amazing parents and kids that continue to make this club such a great place to be a part of. This coming season Sunshine Beach Nippers has decided to lift

its previous cap on Nipper numbers, which will no-doubt see its success continue and enable many other local families to experience just how great this club really is. The much anticipated sign-on days will commence late August with the first Nipper Sunday in late September. This however has not stopped the club from competing as over 20 Nippers last weekend competed in a Pool

Rescue carnival at Kawana and with training numbers for this off-season programme never higher, the results for the pool rescue team at states and Aussies in the coming months, looks all but assured. To find out more about Nippers at Sunshine Beach SLSC jump on their website at www.sunshinebeachslsc. com.au

Rainbow’s golden threads Between the

flags RON LANE

LAST Saturday night 20 June will be for our brothers in arms at the Rainbow Beach Surf Life Saving Club a night to remember. For on this occasion, some 266 people gathered at the club house to celebrate their 50 years of patrolling Rainbow Beach. Happy to relate no lives lost while members on patrol. In recognising the contribution to the community guest of honour, Deputy Prime Minister Warren Truss, MP, said in part, “I congratulate the club, and I am very proud to have been involved with this great club for 25 years, and I have enjoyed my association very much.” To say that a man of this calibre has maintained his association for such a long period of time, speaks volumes as to the character of the club. Among the many e-mails of congratulations was one from the Noosa club. There were two reasons for this. One being acknowledgement of their outstanding achievement and the second being perhaps the most important of all; celebrating our continued relationship. The relationship started in 1965 when yours truly received a phone call from State Centre informing us that a group of concerned citizens in Gympie were making inquiries regarding the formation of a surf club at Rainbow. We were requested to attend a meeting at the Gympie Town

Hall, listen to the discussion and pass on the information relevant to their request. After the discussion, followed by a question and answer time, the meeting voted overwhelming to proceed with the project. The first officially called meeting was held at the Freemasons Hotel in Mary Street, and the minutes were recorded by Dan Young; Young was to go on to hold the office of club treasurer for a period of seven years. To get the club off the ground, a squad of young volunteers were sent to the Noosa club from Gympie to be trained and obtain their bronze medallion; I had the honour of being appointed trainer. They were Gregg Biddle, Russell Hodges, Norman Ryan, Bill Marriott, Howard Donald and Alan Friskie. After obtaining their bronze, they returned to Rainbow and the massive task of establishing the club was commenced. In later years, Greg Biddle was to become one of the first Rainbow members to be awarded the club's highest honour, Life Membership. The problem of building a clubhouse was overcome when the old Tamaree School building was relocated to the present site, courtesy of Widgee Shire Council. Among those to be heavily involved in the erection of the clubhouse was Cliff Kuhn of Gympie and former shire chairman and councilor Neil Buchanan. For Cliff Kuhn, this project was to be just the start of what was to become a very illustrious career. In the years that followed, Kuhn was to hold the position of club secretary from 1965

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It's been 40 years since Ron caught up with Doug Chapman. Pictures: Rainbow Beach SLSC

President Surf Life Saving QLD Ralph Devlin QC presenting and Rainbow Beach SLSC president Justin Schooth with the 50th anniversary plaque. to ’75 and following this, his appointment to the position of president of the Sunshine Coast Branch capped an outstanding contribution to the lifesaving movement. This member was just one of the many who made their mark in this great club. If you happen to visit, spend time reading their Honour Board for here appears the names of management committee members who have given time and effort for many years. Names such as Gavin, Young, McCarthy, Biddle, Neuman, Kidd, Wewer, Lehman, Greaney and Langton, just to name a few. Next to this is the frame that contains the photos of the truly hon-

oured, the Life Members. These are the men and women who played a major role in achieving their present status. Through the years our two clubs have, on countless occasions joined together in training camps covering subjects such as patrolling, competition, IRB and nippers. From the business side, our supporter club manager Anton Mogg, has also been heavily involved with Rainbow in matters of administration. On a more personal level, in 1957 Doug Chapman of Gympie and I trained in the same bronze squad. After some time, Doug left us but later resumed his career as a patrol

Best Patrol Team from Left - Emily Simpson, Mitchel King, Vicki Schooth, Justin Schooth. member of Rainbow. To be reunited with Doug after some 40 years, was for me a highlight of the evening. Also Dave O’Donnell former club captain of Noosa went to live in Rainbow Beach joined the surf club and went on to hold positions on the committee. It is to be hoped that in the seasons ahead, the two clubs will continue their mutual involvement in all aspects of lifesaving and above all that priceless commodity, mateship. These factors are truly the basics of our surf club life. noosa.starcommunity.com.au

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RESUlTS RoUND 10 MAROOCHYDORE 176 d Aspley 29 MAYNE 252 d NAmbour & HiNterlANd 16 NOOSA 118 d moretoN bAy 31 CAlouNdrA - bye

lADDER POS TEAM P W L D B PTS 1 mayne 10 8 1 0 1 32 2 maroochydore 10 7 2 0 1 28 3 Noosa 10 7 2 0 1 28 4 Caloundra 10 4 4 0 2 16 5 moreton bay 10 3 5 0 2 12 6 Aspley 10 0 7 1 2 2 Nambour & Hinterland10 0 8 1 1 2 7 GOAL KICKERS: s. davis 2, A. stewart 2, J. Gellie 2, Z. mcdonald 2, C. boardman 2, b. duke 1, r. Copeland 1, N. Hill 1, J. brain 1, A. Corrigan 1, J. mullen 1, l. Cameron 1 LEADING GOAL KICKERS: C. tickner 16, C. boardman 12, J. brain 12, s. rogers 10, N. Hill 9, A. stewart 9, J. mullen 8

Presidents lunch guest speakers 4th July - Mike Sheahan (renowned sports journalist and host of ‘open mike’) 18th July - Mick Conlan (former Fitzroy game breaker and now Ceo of AFl Queensland) 8th August - Barry Breen (1966 st. Kilda premiership player and that inal dramatic point) 15th August - John Worsfold (the ‘silent assassin’ premiership captain and then coach, West Coast eagles)

Noosa Today & Sandcastles Noosa Player of the year Award ROUND 10 BEST PLAYERS: shane davis 5, Nick Hill 4, lachie Cameron 3, robbie Copeland 2, Zach mcdonald 1 PROGRESSIVE TOTAL: robbie Copeland 21, seb rogers 17, Nick Hill 13, shane davis 10, Cubby isles 10

Tiger

talk JULIAN PITTS

The Fiona Winter Realty Noosa Tigers continued their good mid-season form with a thumping 97 point win over Moreton Bay in Brisbane last Saturday. In what was expected to be a much tighter affair the Noosa boys, with the late inclusion of gun forward and coach James Gellie, were just far too strong all over the ground for their much younger and smaller opponents. Gellie kicked two goals in his belated return for the Ti- Lachie Cameron marks strong in game against Moreton Bay on Saturday. Photo: Camille Hendrie gers but it was more so noticeable just how much better the mance. the Noosa side as they go into those who organised and atTigers’ forward structure functended. Corey Boardman continues the bye this weekend. tions when he is there. Enjoy the week off to Tiger The availability of many to belie his age with another Big men Zac McDonald outstanding senior showing, senior players post bye will fans and see you back at Tiger and the irrepressible Lachie while in defence it was again be very important as Noosa headquarters on 4 July for the Cameron toiled well for the the limes of Copeland, Duke mount a tilt at this year’s next President’s Lunch with visitors the entire game and and Wallace who continually AFLQ North premiership cup. super guest Mike Sheehan and gave first use of the ball to the A great day had by all at the senior game versus Namclass of Nick Hill and Shane provided rebound and stability. the footy clubs cow lotto last bour. ‘Dogga’ Davis who once again put in a best on ground perfor-

Another very solid win by Sunday and a big thanks to all

Junior Tiger

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RICHARD MURRIHY

With the sun shining and still a bit of moisture around, the Junior Tigers had a pretty good day. The under 17s had a tight tussle with Caloundra with both

Cheers, Pittsy

teams being inaccurate in front of the

against Nambour with a good team effort.

goal, but the Noosa boys came out win-

The scores were 11-8-74 to 7-7-49. The

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U13 reds took on the Northshore jets and

boys had an easier win over Maroochy-

had a loss going down 5-2-32 to 8-6-54.

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