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MORE TO LOVE The editor’s desk On a morning walk along the ocean beaches about 8am last week we came across a boy of about 12 or 13 who was visiting the area from China. He had gone for a walk on his own and was completely lost with no idea of how to find the beach side unit where his parents were staying. Not being familiar with the ocean he told us how he had taken note of the "water puddles" when he arrived on the beach, but they had disappeared (when the tide went out), everything looked the same to him, his phone didn't work and he was visibly distressed. Luckily he spoke English and we phoned his parents using the Chinese area code and with GPS walked him back home. We wondered with the airport expanding and international flights set to increase would more directions be required. ● - Margaret Maccoll

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NO MINES ON OUR COAST BY MARGARET MACCOLL The residents of Cooran wrapped up and folded away a fabric black hole on Saturday to symbolically show future coal or gas mines were not welcome to leave such a scar on their landscape. They also presented Noosa MP Sandy Bolton with a signed declaration that she will present to Queensland Parliament to ensure the region will remain free of future mining applications and the current mining exploration licenses that are set to expire in November will be extinguished. The action followed a survey conducted by community group Cooran Earth Rights of 1000 of its 1600 residents which found 99 per cent did not want future coal or gas mining in the region."It's the purest form of democracy that can't be ignored," spokesman Malcolm Pollack said. Noosa Council deputy Mayor Frank Wilkie told the gathering the council was with them and did not support any future permits for coal and gas exploration, saying it was incompatible with Noosa's assets and lifestyle. He said he applauded the spirit of the Cooran community and their determination. Cr Wilkie said Noosa was working toward being carbon neutral by 2026 and creating a less polluted future for future generations. Ms Bolton said the people of Cooran had sent a clear message to the Minister and she was waiting assurance the Noosa electorate

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Residents parade around their symbolic black hole before folding it away. would be declared a restricted area. "That means there will be no more applications ever again," she said. "You showed a united and collective voice is very powerful."Cooran Earth Rights is now working with Geoff Acton and Michael Davis from Zero Carbon Noosa (ZEN) on a Repower Cooran project to help the community find affordable, accessible alternatives to fossil fuels. "Our aim is to set a precedent for other localities, by becoming one of the first net zero emissions villages in Australia," Cooran Earth Rights spokesman John Esson said. ●

Cooran residents declare the area mine free.

NIPPERS DRIVE SUPER SUNDAY SUCCESS BY MARGARET MACCOLL About 100 Nippers signed on at Peregian Beach on Sunday in a recruitment drive held by Noosa Heads Surf Life Saving Club to revive the program at Peregian Beach. The event included demonstrations of life saver activities including beach games and a staged Westpac helicopter rescue of club president Ross Fisher. Children and parents queued from 10am to noon to sign on for training to become a surf life saver. With qualified adult supervisors needed in about a one to five ratio to the Nippers parents were encouraged to sign on with their children to train. Steve Tindal of Noosa SLSC said the training program included information of benefit in general life such as first aid, CPR and surf theory.

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He said Noosa would support the club initially but the aim was for the club to have enough members to be sustainable. NHSLSC president Ross Fisher said it had been a wonderful day with plenty of positive feedback from Peregian residents and he expected more would sign on to the program in coming weeks.

"I've never seen that many people on the beach at Peregian in the middle of winter," he said. Ross said a program would be be built around the numbers and ages of those who signed on and he was confident of it continuing to grow. ●

Noosa Care Carramar are disappointed they will be forced to cut 16 beds from their proposed 48-bed dementia unit on Cooroy Noosa Road Tewantin to meet Noosa Council development approvals. A spokesperson for the not-for-profit organisation said it was also disappointing their outdoor space would be reduced as the gardens formed part of their dementia model, but generally it was an acceptable outcome. "Our model is best practice for dementia care," she said. "We will follow best practice in our development." The centre's dementia unit currently has 50 people on its waiting list and the cut back in beds will also mean a cut back in proposed staffing. The retirement and dementia care facility was built on a former pineapple farm which had been gifted to the council in the 1970s on the proviso it would be gifted by council for a retirement and dementia facility. The development application was discussed at&nbsp;Noosa Council's General Meeting on Monday. Council's approval recommendations include the dedication of site land as reserve and ongoing work to protect wetland vegetation and habitat including the protection of the area's endangered species of crayfish. Council will decide on the application at its Ordinary Meeting this evening. ●

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oosa teacher Gabby Sutherland was employed by Save the Children as a Design and Technology teacher in Nauru from October 2014 to November 2015. Back in Australia, the experience of these refugees has had a lasting impact on Gabby and other teachers who had to leave them behind. She has since been a whistleblower and advocate for those who remain there even though speaking out may incur penalties for her.

Nauru lies 42km south of the Equator and is 21 square kilometres in size, smaller than Melbourne airport. Gabby described it as an environmental catastrophe composed of phosphate rock where food can't be grown and there's no natural water. The island is so uninhabitable in the 1980s Australia offered the people of Nauru an island in south east Queensland to live on but wanting their independence they refused, she said. When Gabby was there the island had a population of about 13,000 mostly

indigenous Nauruans and about 700 permanent refugees including 128 children. The Australian Government first sent asylum seekers who arrived by boat to be processed in Nauru in September, 2012. Among the reasons the government provided for off shore processing of boat arrivals included the removal of a financial incentive for people smugglers, to secure Australia's borders and to prevent people embarking on a voyage across dangerous seas and face the risk of death. "Some were processed quite quickly

but have been there for five years," Gabby said. "Children have been born on Nauru. When I came to school there were 29 unaccompanied minors aged 14-15 living in the community. Now they're all over 18 so they're unaccompanied adults. They want to be settled in another country. A lot are separated from family." Gabby taught classes from the RPC1 school in an air-condition building which also contained administration and the teacher's accommodation. Their students lived in RPC3.

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"When I arrived on Nauru, I was horrified when I saw how people were residing in the RPC3 camp," she said. "The first area I went into was the only air-conditioned accommodation area in the camp - it was for families with babies age four and under. The ground was covered in sharp white rocks. The area in its entirety was unsuitable for a baby's physical development. The shelters, were huge, excessively mouldy tents, made of thick white plastic, internally divided by tarpaulins into tiny compartments for beds. There was no shade in this area and the outside heat was extreme and debilitating. "Over time, I went into other areas of the camp, including the non-air-conditioned family areas and SAF areas. The closest comparison I can make after spending time inside these living quarters is standing, sitting or sleeping inside an industrial strength garbage bag in the middle of the Australian desert from dawn to dusk, for 12 hours. If a child in Australia was sleeping in these conditions their parents would be charged with abuse and neglect. People were not allowed to have food, water bottles for vessels or chairs in their rooms. Raids were carried out and contraband items were confiscated. "Whilst many things have changed in Nauru, these areas remain the same today, only with further deterioration." The teachers would pick the kids up in the morning often to discover they'd had a rough night. They'd have trouble sleeping or they'd hear cries at night from people depressed or suicidal. It was an abhorrent environment for children to be in, she said "The kids loved coming to school," Gabby said. "There was about 93-95 per cent attendance. They got away from the camp. School was their escape." The teachers followed the Australian curriculum and Gabby taught them life skills such as cooking, sewing and enterprise creating through jewellery-making that they would be able to use when they left the camp. "Once they got refugee status and moved into the community they'd have to learn to survive on their own," she said. They set up a café the Red Rose Café, which the children loved. They cooked and waited on tables. It was like a piece of real life for them. But the café was shut down by the authorities. Gabby said in the camp their lives were completely controlled. They were told when to eat, shower, how long they could shower. They had no money. The security was very tight and the children were scanned going in and out of school. As time went by the conditions at the camp affected the kids. In addition to the appalling living

Gabby Sutherland shows the faces of the children detained on Nauru. conditions, other factors that lead to selfharm can be attributed to the constant torment, extreme confinement, and denial of civil liberties. Kids have seen people die, people set fire to themselves. "They can't handle the situation any more," Gabby said. "These people have come from traumatic backgrounds." "During the school day there were multiple issues. Some students had selfharmed, some had sewed their lips together, some were put on anti-psychotic drugs to deal with the situation. Kids would come in dehydrated. They'd have dengue fever, sores on their legs. There's no running water. They have to walk a long way for water. We had kids on bean bags at the back of the classroom just crying. Those people have been there too long. There's a lack of knowledge of when they're going to be free, when they're going to be settled.

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Gabby said 90 per cent of refugees agreed to go to the US and while some did go the US deal to accept Australian refugees in offshore detention too a long time and during that time Trump banned certain ethnic groups. "Eighteen months after they were told they'd be settled in the US they were told they can't go because they're Iranian or Sudanese," Gabby said. "Many became depressed because of the indefinite detention". Gabby said because they're hidden away on a remote island people in Australia don't have a connection with them and compassion to understand the situation. "We have to start questioning why we put them on remote islands to live in plastic tents. It's not healthy," she said."And the costs of keeping them there are astronomical. Everything has to be shipped in - food, building materials, school supplies. When I was there 25,000 water

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bottles a fortnight were sent." According to the Refugee Council of Australia in 2017-18 $714 million was forecast to be spent on offshore processing but the estimate was doubled to $1.48 billion and was forecast to halve in 2018-19. "I've been quite a whistleblower since I came off Nauru," Gabby said. "As an advocate I try to give a voice to what's happening now. It's still horrendous and people are desperate to get out. They need to be reunited with their families and get on with their lives." On World Humanitarian Day on Saturday 18 August at 6.30pm a film titled Stop the Boats which documents the lives of asylum seekers in Nauru and Manus Island will be sceened at Event Cinemas, Noosa Junction. Gabby will join director Simon Jurian for a Q&A after the screening. ●

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COMMUNITY CALLS HALT ON HEIGHT BY MARGARET MACCOLL Thousands of residents descended on Tickle Park, Coolum on Saturday morning to rally against what they regarded as the continuing approval by Sunshine Coast Council of "inappropriate development" outside the guidelines of its planning scheme and resulting destruction of flora and fauna. There were numerous placards including some saying "This wouldn't happen in Noosa", community organisations set up information stalls and signatures were collected on petitions calling for development in line with the planning scheme. "We're not against development," Friends of Yaroomba spokeswoman Julie Faloar said. "We're against inappropriate development." Julie said the rally had brought together a variety of community groups and the group's Facebook page had 18,000 supporters. "A lot of people feel strongly about this," she said. "We expect council to abide by the Sunshine Coast planning scheme 2014. The document cost $15m to put together and gives us an assurance of what will be built in the community." Sunshine Coast Environment Council spokeswoman Narelle McCarthy said there had been "a litany of developments approved" that had gone against the planning scheme. "The impacts of

these decisions will have widespread repercussions," she said. Narelle described the rally as a watershed moment. She said there had been enough development approved to accommodate projected population increases and called for more community engagement. "Our strength is in our assets," she said. Organisation of Sunshine Coast Residents Association (OSCAR) president Greg Smith said the diverse demographics of the rally showed the breadth of concern expressed by the community. ●

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VETERAN RECALLS DANGEROUS WORK A former Australian Army commander and land mine clearance officer will be special guest speaker on Vietnam Veterans Day on 18 August at the Cooroy Pomona RSL Sub Branch service at 11am at the Cooroy Cenotaph. Ian Mansfield was still in training at the Royal Military College at Duntroon when Gough Whitlam was elected Prime Minister and the Australian Army pulled out of the Vietnam War so he is not a Vietnam Veteran. However during his 22 years service with the Australian Army he served in Australia, Papua New Guinea, the USA, Canada and Pakistan. His final posting was as Commanding Officer of the Australian Army Training Team in Pakistan where he held national command responsibilities, and doubled in a United Nations appointment. For this work he was awarded the Conspicuous Service Cross (CSC) in the 1993 Australia Day Honours list. From the army he moved to the United Nations (UN) where he worked at its headquarters in New York and in the field involved in humanitarian assistance and post conflict activities particularly in the field of landmine clearing on assignment in countries including Afghanistan, Bosnia and in Laos which was the dumping ground of numerous explosive devices during the Vietnam War. For nine years Ian was the deputy director of the Geneva International Centre

Ian Mansfield at the UN headquarters in New York. for Humanitarian Demining (GICHD) in Geneva, Switzerland. In recognition of his humanitarian work Ian was made a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) in 2010. For the past seven years Ian and his wife Margaret have lived on the Sunshine Coast In 2015 Ian published a book titled 'Stepping into a Minefield' which outlines his work in mine action around the world. Vietnam Veterans Day is held each year on the anniversary of the Battle of Long Tan in which 108 Australian and New Zealand

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CULTURE SHARED WITH FOOD From toddlers to high school students, older couples and families, all shared the exciting atmosphere at the recent Sunshine Beach State School International Food Fair. The coast was treated to a festival with rides galore and delicious foods catered for by Sunshine Coast food trucks. The rides entertained children well into the evening until the spectacular fireworks completed the successful day. P&C Secretary Jill Jerrom said the food fair was not held as a fundraiser. "We just wanted everyone to have fun," she said. Students responded with one saying "it was like being in Disneyland".The school's P&C committee ensured that the event catered for all members of the school and wider community. The school is an accredited International School that makes an appreciation of new cultures a part of the learning process. To the surprise of many parents, children sampled foods that they had never tried before with the encouragement of international students. ●

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RSPCA CUPCAKE DAY Endeavour Foundation Wallace Park are having a fundraising event for the RSPCA on 20 August from 10am-12pm. Customers have been very busy making cupcakes for the event. Everyone who accesses the service decided they wanted to give back to the community, and the RSPCA was chosen unanimously. ●

HELPING FARMERS Groups across Noosa have joined forces to assist farmers facing drought. The Peregian Tennis club is holding a fundraiser selling delicious homemade food on Friday 17 August from 8.30-11.30am at the club. $10 per person. On Saturday 18 August members of the Red Cross Tewantin-Noosa Branch will be out collecting and raising funds under the Australian Red Cross Disaster and Recovery Appeal "Help Aussie Farmers between 9am and 1pm at the side of the IGA Cooroy, in front of the Bendigo Bank in Tewantin and at the side of the Friendly Grocer in Peregian Beach. Tewantin-Noosa RSL is holding a fundraising Parma for a Farmer, donating $1 from every Parma sold during August towards the Buy a Bale campaign. ●

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PROVIDING SOME INSIGHT INTO POLITICS BY CAROLYN MEDLOBY (YEAR 12 STUDENT) Noosa District State High School Year 12 Social and Community Studies students welcomed Noosa Councillor Jess Glasgow and Noosa MP Sandy Bolton to their classroom last week. The special guests shared stories from their lives and insights into their essential roles working in the local and state government. Cr Glasgow and Ms Bolton also assisted the students with their assignment on planning a community event. Ms Bolton discussed some difficult topical issues that will be matters for review and debate in parliament including the decriminalisation of abortion, legalisation of medicinal marijuana and the provision of voluntary euthanasia for terminally ill Queenslanders . Ms Bolton said voluntary euthanasia was a matter that was very important to her Noosa constituents. "This is about being a humane and fair society and by giving terminal patients a choice," Ms Bolton said. Ms Bolton told the students how she had to leave school at 14 to work as her mother couldn't afford to keep her in school. "I lived in poverty and it was hard living in financial hardship, but it forced me to take on a lot of responsibilities early on," Ms Bolton said. Ms Bolton is currently the only

Noosa MP Sandy Bolton with students. independent member in the Queensland parliament. "I chose to be an independent as I felt as though all the other political parties were failing us. I wanted to have my own opinion and help the community in my own way instead of towing a party line and specific agenda," Ms Bolton said.

Cr Glasgow shared his experience of working with the Noosa Council and told students the top complaints the council receives are regarding parking fines and barking dogs. "As a councillor, we don't work for ourselves, we work for the community," Cr Glasgow said

Cr Glasgow attended Sunshine Beach State High School, and he attained an interest in politics when a politician visited his school and spoke to his class. "I knew then that I wanted to become a politician myself," he said. ●

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DOLPHINS JUST LOVE A LONG LUNCH It was indeed another day with the Noosa community at its best. With a day that can only be described as being touched by the Hand of God, some 170 plus, supporters’ sponsors and players gathered for yet another famous Dolphins Rugby Union (fund raising) Long Lunch. Following close on the heels of the Noosa Prostate Association Fund Raising Lunch, these functions have shown us that not only does our community have a big heart but it is also in the right place. In his opening address of welcome President Donald McKill thanked all for attending in particular those who travelled some distance to be present. He then went on to acknowledge the achievements of both the players and coaching staff and in particular the dedication of the dirty dozen, those tireless workers who exist in every

club and silently go about their business of making their club one of the best . He then went on to acknowledging his major sponsors Ray White, Madills, Doonan Sand and Gravel and Bedarra Island Resort. Regarding sponsorship he made an interesting comment when he said, “It is interesting to note that these people and our other sponsors also make outstanding contributions to other clubs and organisations throughout our community; it is not just to us here at the Dolphins Rugby Club. This I feel we should publicly acknowledge.” In a very touching and sometimes emotional recognition of the contribution made by members now deceased, club man Shane Raison came to the speakers lectern and recited his poem entitled The Dolphins In The Sky ; indeed a very fitting

tribute- well received. Following this Sam Robinson was introduced to the guests.It is this man who is the driving force behind Hearts in Union, a charity organization which has been formed to give every possible assistance financial and other, to former rugby players who suffered spinal and other crippling injuries. Apart from supporting the Dolphins club this was the major reason for the luncheon. Robinson first thanked the host club for last year’s donation of $3,500. He then explained their work ; helping with the recovery programs, housing problems, purchasing suitable vehicles and on a social level getting them, whenever possible to major rugby games- in particular the Internationals. ‘’This,’’ added the President, ‘’gives us the opportunity to keep them

within the Rugby community.” After an excellent meal complemented by a nice bottle of red and the pleasant voice of singer Brad Schultz in the background, the guest speakers (all of legendary status) were introduced; Michael O’Connor dual international (union and rugby league) who was to act as M.C. for the discussions, Nick Farr- Jones former Wallaby captain, who played 63 tests for Australia and Tom Lawnton who played 41. To finalise the fund raising an auction of nights’ accommodation at various tourist resorts was conducted and under the control of Ray Whites auctioneer Justin Sykes, it was indeed very successful. The club extended their sincere thanks to all resorts that made the donations possible; a great ending to yet another very worthy community charity luncheon conducted by- our people. ●

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welcome coffee/cake combo. Noosa Library service, too, is celebrating Senior's Week, with a morning tea at Cooroy Library on August 21, and an afternoon tea at Noosa Leisure Centre on August 24. All are welcome. Cooroy Library's morning tea starts at 10.15am and includes entertainment by the Many More Four Jazz band. Afternoon tea at the Leisure Centre starts at 2pm. ● 12396458-RA34-18

Noosa Council venues such as Noosa Aquatic Centre, Noosa Leisure Centre and Noosa Community Support offer a host of activities to keep local seniors fit, healthy and supported. Seniors Week brings Queenslanders of all ages together to celebrate the valuable contributions of older people. This year Queensland celebrates Seniors Week from August 18 to 26. Noosa Aquatic Centre (NAC) at Sunshine Beach offers a range of aqua fitness classes, swim instruction, fitness studio circuit classes and lap swimming for seniors, and participants of any fitness level are welcome to take part. The NAC will hold a Steady Steps Workshop on August 18, focused on improving balance and giving participants skills to stay on their feet to make a trip a stumble not a fall. For full details, phone the NAC on (07) 5448 0288 or visit www.noosaaquaticcentre. com.au Noosa Leisure Centre on Wallace Drive, Noosaville offers a wide range of Group Fitness Classes including Tai Chi, Pilates, Gentle Yoga, Let's Dance, Line Dancing, Lite Classes, Qigong, Zumba and Yoga. Classes are held daily and the Leisure Centre also holds indoor sports for seniors such as social badminton, table tennis, indoor bowls and pickleball. Noosa Leisure Centre is currently

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ASK AND YE MAY RECEIVE It is perhaps hard not to be cynical when one reads the call for three specifically qualified community volunteer directors for service with the NBRF. Given what I and others have written about, as our opinion, of a living unfolding tragedy, the news that expertise is sought in governance, philanthropy and communications could easily be decried as an admission of guilt of past inadequacies. So let’s hope they get what they ask for and that fresh, determined minds, change the leopard's spots. As Brutus said sardonically, “So let it be with Caesar.” To such candidates we offer these simple suggestions, apart from what your own due diligence and discovery might reveal. Challenge, question and query to get to the best decisions for our biosphere. Seek to make a beneficial difference. Now to the matter of the 10-year Man and Biosphere Review. Been left a bit late, hasn’t it? Good heavens! Something as important as one's licence to operate is not a last-minute thing. So, a rush! A consultant's job. No community consultation to point to. A narrow focused set of forward criteria. I am reminded of Alice when, in her travels in Wonderland as she reached a fork in the road. Pondering, she asked the Cheshire cat, “Which way should I go?" to which the cat replied, “That depends a good deal on where you want to get to.” Looks like the foundation is equally confused and undecided if it's left the story of 10 years of effort to the last. It should make interesting reading if ever made public. Michael Donovan, Noosa

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THANKS TO NOOSA ALIVE What a wonderful week of fun and fabulous entertainment from Noosa Alive. Congratulations to all the organisers and volunteers. I enjoyed many shows but the stand-out ones for me were Katie Noonan, the One Act Plays and the Vaudeville Show at the Majestic Theatre Pomona. I look forward to some more great shows next year. Joan M, Peregian

COAL CONTINUES The latest battle over energy policy is a reminder that Australian environment policy has been long broken. In 1992, Australia signed and ratified the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), but it became evident that that Australia’s National Greenhouse Response Strategy was not worth the paper it was written on. This document contained only voluntary measures, and did not drive emis-

John Deshon sent us the Lenscape for this week. A spectacular sunset from the Noosa Waters. If you would like to send us your landscape, wildlife or lifestyle shots, email us at newsdesk@noosatoday.com.au sion reductions. In fact, emissions grew and more coal-fired power stations were developed. Since 2014 and the demise of Julia Gillard’s carbon pricing scheme, Australia has been in an environmental policy paralysis and any decisions that have been made were shambolic or resulted in reactionary backflips. The Clean Energy Target proposed by scientist Alan Finkel proved too hard for government implementation. Now, Federal Environment Minister Josh Frydenberg is championing his National Energy Guarantee (NEG). This new energy policy requires the support of all the states

and territories, and this seems unlikely. Some members of parliament have made it very clear that they will not relinquish Australia’s ties to the coal industry, with Nationals George Christensen MP leading the charge with a visit to Japan in search of new money for coal power. Many are also very critical of the NEG’s shortcomings as a tool to drive down emissions and prices. Unfortunately, there is no credible alternative to the NEG and it certainly needs more work as there are major concerns that it does not genuinely address the issue of climate change.

Both major parties in Australia will never risk the introduction of an environmental policy that will have effectual, lasting and immediate reductions in emissions due to the ramifications this will have on Australia coal industry and Australian economy. The NEG is simply a perfunctory gesture, which allows for the continuation of the depredation of finite resources and the ruination of the environment. Bridge Muir, Cooroy

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More than 100 guests attended a free breakfast hosted by Tewantin Community Bank branch of Bendigo Bank on Wednesday 8 August at Tewantin Noosa Bowls Club to listen to guest speaker, economist David Robertson. As head of the bank's Financial Markets

and Business Finance David enlightened and entertained the group with his insights into the local and global economy and his professional economic predictions. Attendees will have to wait 12 months for his return to follow up on his forecasts. ●

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Recent landscaping work has given lot 12 an outstanding outlook over the 17th green, lakes and fairways.

TAKE A SWING AT HEAVEN WHEN the remaining three blocks in The Oasis precinct are sold, the Noosa Springs residential community - 20 years in the making - will be complete. All 270 prestige home sites in this remarkable settlement, surrounding the Noosa Springs Golf and Spa Resort, will have been claimed. A month ago, five Oasis blocks were still on the market. But, inevitably, home sites of this quality will be snapped up by buyers keen to take up residence in a secure, gated precinct, with easy access to the resort facilities. Bob Goode, who is responsible for marketing the remaining blocks, described them as being large, with commanding views over the golf course and tropical woodlands. “Lot 17 is considered ‘the’ block if price isn’t a barrier,” Mr Goode said. “It has a panoramic outlook over water, the golf course and other villas in the district. “Lot 19 embraces the golf course atmosphere, but is far enough away to offer privacy. It’s a larger block with views of the 11th green and 12th fairway. “Lot 12 has the lowest price entry. Recent landscaping work has resulted in an outstanding outlook over the 17th green, lakes and fairways. If buyers decided to build a double-storey home the views would be even more extensive.” Builders are currently working on six new homes in the exclusive Oasis precinct, which comprises only 27 sites. Although an integral part of the Noosa Springs community, The Oasis has its own body corporate, dedicated to the management and maintenance of its parkland and streetscapes. The homes already completed comprise a mix of a single storey and double storey. Most have at least four bedrooms, 24 NOOSA TODAY

Tranquil, open space is a feature of The Oasis. generous indoor and outdoor living areas, lap pools, and provide a benchmark of luxury on a grand scale. Lush, subtropical vegetation line the clay-paved streets. Architectural covenants assure that homes within The Oasis enclave will all be built to the awardwinning standards of Noosa Springs. Situated only 3km from Hastings Street and close to the Noosa national park and the region’s spectacular surf beaches, The Oasis is a delightful place for anyone to live. But for a golfer, it represents paradise. Noosa Springs’ 18-hole, par 72 golf course has a beautiful layout, its fairways

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snaking by lakes, ponds and tropical forest, providing an enjoyable challenge for golfers of all abilities. It is consistently rated one of the finest courses in Australia, and is so highly regarded that the Australian PGA chooses to host its annual Q School qualifying tournament at Noosa Springs each December. Residents of The Oasis have preferred access to membership of Noosa Springs Golf and Spa Resort, allowing them access to these world-class facilities around the clock - only a few minutes away by golf cart. The clubhouse - designed in the com.au

Mediterranean style - is the social hub of the resort, housing Relish restaurant, which serves delicious meals for members and guests. Nearby is the spa, providing facilities and treatments to relax the senses and nurture the body, mind and spirit. Close by are the fitness and tennis centres, and the Golf Shop. The Oasis provides a rare opportunity for astute buyers to live within one of the most desirable golf resorts in Australia, and enjoy an idyllic lifestyle. Contact Bob Goode 0418 711 319 or Bronwyn Collins 0407 492 824 who will be delighted to arrange an inspection. ● noosatoday.com.au

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Doonan 4

O/O$1,049,000

David Berns Real Estate - 0419818418 11.00am - 11.45am

17 Woodlark Rise

Wednesday 22nd August

Saturday 18th August

11.00am - 11.45am

18 Redwood Ave

$859,000

Tom Offermann Real Estate - 0413 319 879

Noosa Heads

Auction

Tom Offermann Real Estate - 0499 483 049

17 Woodlark Rise

Auction

Tom Offermann Real Estate - 0499 483 049

Contact Agent

Tom Offermann Real Estate - 0414 367 282

Sunshine Beach 1.00pm - 1.30pm

2 Habitat Pl

Auction

12 Coral Sea Ct

Tom Offermann Real Estate - 0419 757 770 Saturday 18th August

Saturday 18th August Noosa4Sale - 0412 635 274

11.00am - 11.30am

9 Kiamba Crt

$4,650,000

Tom Offermann Real Estate - 0414 367 282

11.00am - 11.30am

2/17 Ferguson St

Auction

Tom Offermann Real Estate - 0413 582 670

2.00pm - 2.30pm

12 Coral Sea Ct

Contact Agent

Tom Offermann Real Estate - 0414 367 282

Auction

Tom Offermann Real Estate - 0413 582 670

$760,000

10.00am - 10.30am

20/1 Quamby Place

$749,000

10.00am - 10.45am

20 Sanctuary Ave

Auction

Tom Offermann Real Estate - 0423 972 034

10.00am - 10.30am

164/1 Edgar Bennett Ave 2

$475,000

Tom Offermann Real Estate - 0468 922 519

10.30am - 11.00am

26/1 Quamby Place

$799,000

Noosa4Sale - 0412 635 274

11.00am - 11.30am

25/1 Quamby Place

$849,000

Noosa4Sale - 0412 635 274

11.00am - 11.30am

27 Banksia Ave

$2,495,000

Tom Offermann Real Estate - 0468 922 519

11.00am - 11.30am

33/10 Serenity Cl

$2,750,000

Tom Offermann Real Estate - 0418 980 247 Saturday 18th August

11.30am - 12.00pm

2 Habitat Place

Auction

Tom Offermann Real Estate - 0419 757 770 2.00pm - 2.30pm

12.00pm - 12.30pm

1/26 Katharina St

Auction

Tom Offermann Real Estate - 0411 652 325

12.00pm - 12.30pm

15 Wild Apple Crt

Auction

Tom Offermann Real Estate - 0413 582 670

12.00pm - 12.30pm

8/25 Allambi Rs

Auction

Tom Offermann Real Estate - 0417 600 840

1.00pm - 1.30pm

7 Mainsails Square

Auction

Tom Offermann Real Estate - 0468 922 519

1.00pm - 1.30pm

11 Delorme St

Auction

Tom Offermann Real Estate - 0411 652 325

Wednesday 22nd August 11.00am - 11.30am

2/17 Ferguson St

Tewantin 1 Cambridge Court

Noosa4Sale - 0412 635 274

Auction Diary Noosa Heads Saturday 18th August

Wednesday 22nd August 12.00pm - 12.30pm

11/26 Noosa Dr

$559,000

Tom Offermann Real Estate - 0423 972 034

1.00pm - 1.30pm

36/26 Noosa Dr

$755,000

Tom Offermann Real Estate - 0423 972 034

12.00pm - 1.00pm

2 Habitat Pl

Auction

Tom Offermann Real Estate - 0419 757 770

Auction

Tom Offermann Real Estate - 0468 922 519

Auction

Tom Offermann Real Estate - 0417 600 840

Auction

Tom Offermann Real Estate - 0423 972 034

Auction

Tom Offermann Real Estate - 0413 582 670

Auction

Tom Offermann Real Estate - 0413 582 670

Saturday 25th August 2.00pm - 2.30pm

Noosaville

7 Mainsails Square

Friday 31st August

Saturday 18th August

12.00pm - 12.30pm

10.00am - 10.30am

16/124 Noosa Pde

$395,000

Tom Offermann Real Estate - 0411 652 325

11.00am - 11.30am

10/134 Gympie Tce

$875,000

Tom Offermann Real Estate - 0411 652 325

11.00am - 12.00pm

8 Sternlight Street

$1,595,000

Villa Prestige Properties - 0438111438

11.30am - 12.30pm

26 Shipyard Cct

Auction

12.00pm - 12.30pm

60/28 Munna Cres

$455,000

Tom Offermann Real Estate - 0423 972 034

8/25 Allambi Rs

Saturday 1st September 11.00am - 12.00pm

20 Sanctuary Ave

Saturday 8th September

Tom Offermann Real Estate - 0433 237 422 11.00am - 12.00pm

15 Wild Apple Crt

Peregian Springs

Sunshine Beach

Saturday 18th August

Saturday 1st September

12.00pm - 12.30pm

Friday 17th August

Friday 17th August 12.00pm - 12.30pm

Agent

Saturday 18th August

225 A Sunrise Road

Marcus Beach 10.30am - 11.30am

Price Guide

Sunrise Beach

Saturday 18th August 11.30am - 12.30pm

Address

29 The Avenue

$735,000

Noosa4Sale - 0412 635 274 12.00pm - 12.30pm

2/17 Ferguson St

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WITH panoramic views of Noosa's beautiful waterways, a private north-facing aspect and flawless indoor/outdoor living, this exquisite penthouse is part of the award-winning Settlers Cove. Designed as a resort sanctuary with river access, this predominantly owner-occupied complex is surrounded by tropical gardens with two secluded swimming pools, a spa, lounge area, outdoor yoga facilities and a gymnasium. Here you will find unrivalled peace and exclusivity. The sophisticated interior is focused on open-plan living with an effortless flow to the vast, sheltered terraces that wrap three sides of this stunning home. A private rooftop garden basks in a magical backdrop encompassing the Noosa Hinterland, Noosa River, North Shore and ocean. The state-of-the-art kitchen, with stunning Caesarstone benchtops, a full suite of Miele appliances and a butler's pantry, forms the social hub of this superb living space. The Jetmaster fireplace will be the enchanting focus on cool winter nights, and an outdoor kitchen, plus Sonos integrated sound allow for seamless outdoor living during summer. Beautiful timber floors flow throughout the interior, and ducted air-conditioning guarantees absolute comfort. There are three king-sized bedrooms,

each with unparalleled views, direct balcony access and luxurious Travertine ensuites. This executive penthouse also has a home office, luxurious movie room, Miele laundry and private lift access to three secure car spaces. Set upon a prized corner position, this exquisite penthouse is an absolute standout in the Noosa luxury apartment market.

Residents of pet-friendly Riverlight enjoy the use of a gymnasium, lap pool + lagoon pool and spa, plus the jetty with on-call water taxi. The secluded yet central location promises exceptional convenience to the best of Noosa, including Hastings Street, Noosa Junction, Main Beach and the National Park's secluded bays and walking tracks. â&#x2014;?

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SOCIAL SCENE

HATS ARE OFF TO TOP CHEFS The idea to celebrate the talents of Noosa’s top chefs culminated last Thursday in Hats Off, an event that brought together five of the best local chefs to deliver a five-course dinner at Noosa Waterfront Restaurant and Bar, Noosaville. All chefs have been awarded a Chef Hat by the Good Food Guide. They were Zeb Gilbert (Wasabi), Josh Smallwood (Rickys), Chris Hagan (Long Apron), Nick Blake (Wild Forage Australia) and Andrea Ravezzani (Noosa Waterfront). The dishes were topped off with matching wines by Hay Shed Hill, presented by owner and winemaker Michael Kerrigan. The laughter and conversation in the restaurant was testament to the enjoyment of the evening while in the kitchen it became a chef ’s club with each sharing their cooking secrets and helping each other deliver the dishes. Each dish arrived on the table looking like a work of art and composed predominately of local ingredients prepared in an array of complicated and technical methods. From the Noosa Scallops and Mooloolaba seafood to the pecan smoked Angus ox heart and slow cooked mutton

Winemaker Michael Kerrigan. each was a taste sensation explained by the chefs before serving. Zeb Gilbert told the guests of sourcing ingredients from their own Honeysuckle Hill farm. Andrea Ravezzani spoke about doing something different and creating

Nick Blake of Wild Forage.

“a pasta dish without pasta“. Chris Hagan spoke about his mutton dish which took three days to make and winemaker Michael Kerrigan told guests the reason he bought the family run vineyard was for its Block 2 cabernet savignon. ●

Zeb Gilbert of Wasabi Restaurant and Bar.

Andrea Ravezzani of Noosa Waterfront Restaurant and Bar.

Hectic in the kitchen. Jennifer and Brett Lane.

Chef's talk

Plating up

Jeni and David Edgar with Louise and Philip Hayse.

Guests Mariangela Stagnitti and Peta Godfrey.

Mal and Gail Thomas.

Tom and Ann Mulligan with Jo and Paul Clayton.

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LIVE

LIVE IT UP WITH THE MENTALS BY HOLLIE HARRIS Legendary Aussie pop rockers Mental As Anything are returning to The Brewery at The Imperial Hotel Eumundi on Friday 24 August - with all your favourite tunes and good times guaranteed. They will be supported by local singer songwriter Kelly Cork. The Mentals are unstoppable, having notched up nearly 40 years of recording and non-stop touring, 25 top 40 hits in Australia, and sustained international airplay. With a fresh 5 track EP release titled 'Mental as Anything - 5 Track EP' and a prime slot on the national Apia Good Times Tour, the Mentals are rocketing into the future. The new EP sees Greedy and Martin trading songs in their time-honoured tradition. Martin is currently off the road but Greedy and he are still creating new songs with that unmistakable unique Mental flavour. Greedy: "Martin and I have spent our lives competing with songs. It's not stopping. He does his things his way and I do mine - the way it's always been and the competition continues." The band current line-up: Greedy Smith - Keyboards / Vocals; Jacob Cook - Drums / Vocals; Peter Gray - Bass / Vocals; Martin Cilia - Guitar; and Craig Gordon - Guitar / Vocals. Join us in The Brewery for what is sure to be a fabulously Mental night dancing to hits like Live it Up, The Nips Are Getting Bigger, You're So Strong, Too Many Times, If You Leave Me Can I Come Too, Rock and Roll Music, Come Around, Lets Go to Paradise, Berserk Warriors, Spirit Got Lost, Romeo and Juliet, Mr Natural, and The World Seems Difficult. ABOUT KELLY CORK Kelly's well-crafted songs are inspired by his observations of the mysterious and sometimes cruel irony of life's journey, with poetic lyrics that only a top songwriter can create. A former member of the bands The Rain and As The Crow Flies, Kelly's 2015 debut solo album aptly named 'One of These Days' received rave reviews and strong airplay across the country. Kelly's 2nd solo album 'Dead End Street', released in 2017, features Kevin Bennet, Glen Hanna, Jen Mize and John Bois, and is achieving high sales and extensive radio play. · TICKETS: Pre-sale $25 (+ booking fee) through Oztix - CLICK HERE or at the Imperial Hotel (Ph: 5442 8811). $30 at the door · Doors open 7.30pm · Don't forget the Imperial Hotel Courtesy Bus. The Imperial Hotel's FREE courtesy bus operates Friday and Saturday nights from 5pm + Sundays from 2pm travelling to Eumundi, Belli Park, Cooroy, Doonan, Eerwah Vale, North Arm, and Verrierdale. Phone Gary on 0467 414 171 to book. ● noosatoday.com.au

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WHAT’S ON FLAMENCO AT THE MAJESTIC

THE BLACK SORROWS ARE COMING...

BY HOLLIE HARRIS Timbeao Planet is presenting this fabulous concert in a casual, intimate environment that is also affordable. Flamenco and Latin music lovers will be completely taken away and captivated by this show. The event is to be held at Qld. heritagelisted, The Majestic Theatre in Pomona. This will be World Music at its best, featuring the international talents from CONBRIO FLAMENCO, Yioda Flamenco dancer, Marina La Nena vocalist, Camaron De Lavega Guitarist and Jalberto Maldonado Latin Percussionist. As well as CACHICAMO LATIN HARP'S Sandra Real, Elkin Bernal & familia. The CONBRIO Flamenco ensemble is dedicated to the true exposition and development of this fascinating art form, in the manner how the different "palos" are played , sung and choreographed, some of these styles being festive and up-lifting whilst others can be sombre and demure...regardless, CONBRIO exudes spirit, passion and energy on their performances. CACHICAMO LATIN HARP Familia, performs joyful and danceable musical genres from Colombia, Cuba, Venezuela and Mexico. Most of the rhythms used have an African and Spanish influence in the musical execution. Featuring Sandra Real playing the "LLanera" Harp, with 32 nylon strings, traditional instrument from the Plains in Colombia and Venezuela. Elkin Bernal on the Cuatro, a small guitar like instrument whilst the Bernal-Real youngsters perform on bass-guitar and minor percussion. Together these two ensembles will

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transport the audience to exotic places, by providing a sound and visual-scape journey from Southern Spain to South America. To compliment the evening's theme, Paco's Tacos Food truck will be offering delicious Mexican dishes at affordable prices. Check www.timbeaoplanet.com or "Timbeao Planet Music and Arts" Facebook page @TimbeaoMusic for further information WHAT: FLAMENCO AND LATIN MUSIC AND DANCE SHOW WHO: CONBRIO FLAMENCO and CACHICAMO LATIN HARP. WHERE: THE MAJESTIC THEATRE POMONA WHEN: SATURDAY 25 AUGUST. FROM 5:30 -9:30PM ADMISSION: $20 ON LINE www.trybooking.com/WYUZ $25 AT THE DOOR FOOD: MEXICAN FOOD BY PACO'S TACOS FOOD TRUCK LICENSED EVENT ●

In keeping with Joe's desire to continually move forward, the latest incarnation of The Black Sorrows is - Claude Carranza (guitar/vocals), Mark Gray (bass/vocals), John McAll (keyboards/ vocals) and Angus Burchall (drums). Doors open at Tewantin Noosa RSL at 1:00 pm and The Black Sorrows will hit the stage at 3:00 pm. Tickets are on sale now and selling fast as they are over 60 per cent sold. Tickets are $30 for members and $35 for non members of this Club. Local solo support act, Shane Kells will open this show/date. Tickets can be bought by either calling the Club on 5447 1766 or in person at 1 Memorial Avenue Tewantin. ●

The Black Sorrows have earned the reputation as a dynamic live act and they are coming to the Tewantin Noosa RSL Sunday 26 August. There is a level of accessibility to The Black Sorrows that can appeal to the newest of fan. At the helm, Camilleri steers the band through an energetic interplay of solid grooves and well-crafted songs that mix those well-worn ingredients of blues, soul, R&B, gospel, country and even Brill Building pop. Spontaneous (forget set lists) and emotionally driven, Joe ensures that no two performances are ever the same. Camilleri's mantra is simple "we come to play and leave the audience feeling exhilarated." And play they do; Joe Camilleri and The Black Sorrows backed up their late 2016 60-date national tour promoting The Sorrows' 18th album release Faithful Satellite with a 2017 summer tour then shows in the UK and Europe. Never being one to sit still Joe and his long-term writing partner Nick Smith at it again getting ready for a new release. The Black Sorrows continue to be one of Australia's most enduring touring bands and a festival favourite. Membership in The Black Sorrows has always been loose and fluid with Camilleri being the only constant.

PUZZLES Quick Clues

SUDOKU

ACROSS Callowness (12) Rodent (6) Case (6) Boozer (7) Lament (5) Concur (5) Present (7) Grain (6) Jacket (6) Beneficial (12)

How to solve Sudoku!

CRYPTIC PUZZLE NO. 7537

Beneficial (12)

DOWN Winsome (8) Test (4) Hawk (7) Prime (5) Lower (8) Crooked (4) Maintain (8) Open-handed (8) Small ship (7) Mix (5) Cheese (4) Vegetable (4)

YPTIC PUZZLE NO. 7537 ACROSS

Cryptic Clues 9 2 4 3 1 5 6 7 8

5 3 6 2 8 7 9 1 4

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7 8 1 4 9 6 5 2 3

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DOWN 1. Of course it’s why one requires proof (2,2,4). 2. A head that may be broad (4). 3. The height of the sculpted figure is about right (7). 4. Puts notices up and does no more (5). 5. It’s not true the girl held a jumble-sale (8). 6. The old American editor (4). 11. Confirm with the man I have an appointment (8). 13. Feels mad about the description “of humble origin” (4-4). 14. The wind is light, son, blowing through (7). 17. Was inclined to make the fifty a ten, falsely (5). 19. Interested in a part exchange (4). 21. See the order to appear (4).

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code, say. (3,4,5).

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ACROSS 7. How the sad and dull novel left one? (5,2,5). 8, Unwind the the tape wound round, to get something to eat (6). 9. Asks one please to adjust the pedals (6). 10. Cases of the shakes (7). 12. Since having let out the smallest (5). 15. Be returning everything to the woman (5). 16. Deceive only to solace (7). 18. Pontoon is one card game (6). 20. The dancing dash girl also danced with me (6). 22. decode, say. (3,4,5). DOWN 1. Of course it’s why one requires proof (2,2,4). 2. A head

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DOWN Winsome (8)

9 6 1

6 3 2

8 9 1 4 5 9 8 7 1 4 7 5 1 3 2 8 6 9

ACROSS Callowness (12)

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 11. 13. 14. 17. 19. 21.

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CRYPTIC PUZZLE NO. 7537 - SOLUTIONS Across - 7, Bored to tears. 8, Pea-nu-t. 9, Pleads (anag). 10, Quivers. 12, Le-as-t. 15, Be-lla. 16, Con-sole. 18, Bridge. 20, Salo-me. 22, Put into words Down - 1, To be sure. 2, (Broad) bean. 3, Statu-r-e. 4, Stops (rev). 5, B-asel-ess. 6, Us-ed. 11, Val-i-date. 13, Selfmade (anag). 14, Mo-nso-on. 17, L-eant 19, Rapt (anag) 21, Lo-om.

Callowness (12)

Fill the grid so that every row and every 3x3 square contains the digits 1 to 9

QUICK PUZZLE NO. 7537 - SOLUTIONS Across - 7, Inexperience. 8, Marmot. 9, Sheath. 10, Tippler. 12, Dirge. 15, Agree. 16, Current. 18, Cereal. 20, Bolero. 22, Advantageous. Down - 1, Engaging. 2, Exam. 3, Kestrel. 4, First. 5, Inferior. 6, Bent. 11, Preserve. 13, Generous. 14, Gunboat. 17, Blend. 19, Edam. 21, Leek.

7. 8. 9. 10. 12. 15. 16. 18. 20. 22.

SUDOKU No. 4199

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3 4 9 5 8 7 3 1 9 2 7 6 3 8 6 4 9 1 8 5 7 9 8

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WHAT’S ON

Fete

A FAIR FAVOURITE BY HOLLIE HARRIS

Fairy Floss and Trick or Treat stalls. All of these are on offer throughout the day. Entry to the Fete is FREE. The school band and choir will be performing. Hamburger Entertainment will be showcasing local talent with dancers and singers. Special guests to perform include Izack Hunt, singer songwriter and Absolute Aerials- Aerial Acrobatics will amaze. There is the chance to win $10,000, a Gold Coast holiday or a glamping experience thanks to our kind sponsors: Damien Styring of Dowling Neylan Real Estate and Pitch Luxury Camping. Tickets are only $2.00 each with the draw at 3pm on Fete Day. There is also a chance to win a Nintendo Switch on the day, proudly sponsored by Riverside Dental. Thanks to all our local business sponsors who have given our school such amazing support. Remember this year there are NO plastic shopping bags available so BYO bags to take home your bargains (bags also available for purchase). ●

Commences 9.15am with STM School Band and various performers including Singers, Dancers, Acrobatics and Music Productions concluding at 12.30pm Don’t miss the Greatest Showman Tribute, hosted by Hamburger Music Productions at 11.30am Special guest, 12noon Izack Hunt, singer songwriter

OVER 40 STALLS TO EXPLORE From Baby Animals, Pre Loved Toys, Food Galore and Craft plus a whole lot more

FUN: FUN: FUN Rides Galore including Dodgems, Rock Wall, Animal Farm, Giant Worm and more

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St Thomas More Primary School Fete, Sunshine Beach is coming up on Saturday 18 August 9.00am- 3.00pm. Once again it is an experience packed full of family attractions and bargains! The well loved annual fete is attended by thousands of locals who browse the wonderful range of handmade treats and food stalls; enjoy amazing rides like those you would find at a big city show; finding bargains in pre-loved stalls and having a great family day out full of activities and fun. Rides include the Hurricane, Sizzler, a Mobile Games trailer, Inflatable Obstacle Course, Dodgems, Giant Slide, Giant Worm, Mini Jeeps, Tea Cups and more. There is something to suit every age and interest. Over 35 Stalls are run by dedicated school parent volunteers offering bargains for the whole family. We have: pre-loved toys, pre-loved clothes, surf boards, plants, books, craft, homemade pickles and jams, cakes, biscuits and sweet treats and the ever-popular White Elephant Stall. Enjoy lunch from the authentic Hot Mumma's Curry, Aussie BBQ, Hot and Fast Foods, Gelato, Hot dogs, Sushi or enjoy a sweet treat at the Quick Cuppa's, Morning Tea stall, Pancakes, Mango shack, Strawberries and Cream. For the kids there is the Petting Zoo, Kids Arts and Craft, Show Bags, Games, Woodwork, Face Painting, Lucky Dip, Snow Cones, Spider Drinks,

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FOCUS ON … Jazz Festival

PROGRAM OF EVENTS Australia's unique jazz event which began in 1992 brings together the Jazz Family of Australia and New Zealand with patrons and Australia's leading jazz musicians gathering together for a feast of exciting and challenging classic jazz performances. This program outlines these shows day by day for 10 days . We start with two Concerts on Friday 24th and Saturday Matinee 25th August, at the J Theatre, held in conjunction with The Noosa Chorale called "Show Time In Las Vegas", This event sold out last year so book early. "The Australian Jazz Ensemble" with (Peter Gaudion (tpt) Paul Williams (rds) Peter Locke (pno) Nigel Date (gtr) Rod Gilbert (dms) Juliarna (voc) James Clark (bass) will perform at these events. The centre-piece of the Jazz Party is a program comprising six hours per night of entertaining, professional jazz starting on Thursday 30th August and closing on Sunday 2nd September 2018. It will be held at our Club venue, The J Theatre, at Noosa Junction. It is a comfortable, air-conditioned venue with great acoustics in a convenient central location with plenty of well-lit parking and has regular service bus stop. Our own shuttle bus to get people to and from The J is available, each evening, check the website for schedule. Our early bird tickets are already being sold to interstate jazz fans who have taken heed of our 'book early" reminder. We use allocated table seating, and have added

The Andrews Sisters with show band is on this Saturday, August 18 from 7.30pm at The J Members $25, Guests $30 Dancing, Budget bar, no BYO Alcohol. Club Info. 54472229 Early ticket purchase secures your preferred table Budget bar, No BYO Alcohol Jazz Club Tickets, Info. 54472229 some theatre style seating on mezzanine level this year. Space is reserved for dancers and yummy meals and coffee are available. We run our own licensed bar, (NO BYO) and have a "talking space" lounge area. Tickets are on sale now for performances at The J on Thursday 30th and Friday 31st August, Saturday 1st and Sunday 2nd September. Music from 5pm till 11pm, $40 per night or a 4 nights Early Bird ticket for $140 (ends July 30th). Tickets only from: Noosa Heads Jazz Club Inc. Phone (07)

54472229 Have your Credit Card ready. Proudly presented by The Noosa Heads Jazz Club Inc. A Community Association supporting live jazz on The Sunshine Coast Jazz At The J Showtime in Las Vegas Bringing the Noosa Chorale and the Jazz Party together, 60 singers with the Australian Jazz Ensemble including Jazz Diva, Juliarna Clark at our main venue the J theatre on Friday 24th August 7pm and Saturday 25th August 2pm. Tickets $39 For more detail call the "J" on 07 53296560 PROGRAM Sunday 26th August

Riverdeck Restaurant 54741100 12 to 2PM - Australian Jazz Ensemble Peter Gaudion (tpt) Paul Williams (rds) Peter Locke (pno) Nigel Date (gtr) Rod Gilbert (dms) Juliarna (voc) James Clark (bass)

Tuesday 28th August

Riverboat Shuffle Noosa Marina Riverdeck Restaurant (07) 54741100 and Pier 11 (07) 54744799 , 2 Classic Jazz Bands on 2 Classic Ferries, boarding at 5pm with canapÂ¨Â¦s. Then music and dinner from 7pm with alternating bands in the restaurant of your choice. Check website for menus! Band 1 Peter Gaudion (tpt) Paul Williams (rds) Peter Locke (pno) Nigel Date (gtr) Rod Gilbert (dms) Juliarna (voc) Band 2 Brett Iggulden (tpt) Geoff Speed (rds) Greg Garrett (bjo/gtr) Richard Stevens (sousa) Rod Andrew (dms) Bookings Ph Pier 11 (07) 54744799 Riverdeck 54741100

Wednesday 29th August

El Capitano 6.30pm - Vegas Allstars (event inc dinner) Juliarna (voc) Paul Williams (rds) Peter Gaudion (tpt voc) Rod Gilbert (dms voc) Nigel Date (gtr) Peter Locke (pno) James Clark (bass) All Welcome (07) 5474 9990 Fratellini Restaurant Sunshine Beach 7pm Dinner and Show, with vintner attending Check website for menus! Richard Stevens (Sousa) Brett Iggulden (tpt) Geoff Speed (rds) Greg Garrett (bjo/gtr) ph (07) 5474 8080

Thursday 30th August

Sunshine Beach Surf Club 12..30 PM Bookings for Diners (07)5447 5491 The first of our long weekend jam sessions Band A Brett Iggulden (Tpt) (Rds) John Braben (Tpt) Mike Hawthorne (Tbn) Jo Bloomfield (Pno) Rod Gilbert (Dms) Richard Stevens (Sousa) Peter Hooper/ John Withers (Bjo) Band B Peter Gaudion (Tpt) Paul Furniss (rds) Simon Stribling (tpt rds) Wil Sargisson (pno) James Clark (bass) Lawrie Thompson (Dms) Juliarna and Amelia (voc) Cafe Le Monde 5pm (Oyster hour) George Washingmachine (viol/voc) and Nigel Date (gtr) Thierry Fosmale bass $1 Oyster Hour at Cafe Le Monde (food and drinks must be purchased) Bookings (07) 5449 2366 Jazz At The J Theatre Master of Ceremonies Mr Rod Andrew 5pm Bixology John Braben (Tpt) Paul Williams (Rds) Mike Hawthorne (Tbn) Jo Bloomfield (Pno) Rod Gilbert (Drm) Richard Stevens (Sousa) John Withers (bjo) 6pm Stribo's Stompers Simon Stribling (Tpt) Paul Furniss (Rds) Brad Child (Rds) Geoff Power (Tbn) Wil Sargisson (Pno) Matt Eves (bass) Lawrie Thompson (drm) Peter Hooper (bjo) 7pm George and the Wringers George Washingmahine (viol/voc) Dave Burrows (gtr) Rod Gilbert (dms) Paul Williams (reeds) Thierry Fosmale (bass) Peter Locke (pno) 8pm Peter Gaudion's Good Guys Peter Gaudion (tpt) Rob Moffatt (tbn) Brad Child (rds) Peter Locke (pno) Nigel Date (gtr) Lawrie Thompson (dms) Matt Eves (bass) 9pm Vintage Vox and The Vega Box Juliarna (voc) Simon Stribling (tpt) Chris Ludowyk (tbn) Jo Stevenson (rds) Ian Smith (dms) Jo Bloomfield (pno) James Clarke (sousa) Peter Hooper (bjo) John Withers (bjo) 10pm Brett and the Tail Draggers Brett Iggulden (tpt) Jason Downes & Jo Stevenson (rds) Chris Ludowyk (tbn) Dave Burrows (gtr) Ian Smith (dms) Wil Sargisson (pno) Jason Downes (rds) Tamsin West (voc) Thierry Fosmale (bass)

Friday 31st August

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Riverdeck Restaurant 12-2pm Bookings (07) 5474 1100 George Washingmachine and the Top Loaders George (voc /viol) Paul Williams (rds) Nigel Date (gtr) Thierry Fosmale (bass) Lawrie Thompson (dms) David Allardice (pno) Miss Moneypenny's 12.30-2.30pm Bookings (07) 5474 9999 Simon Stribling (tpt) Jo Stevenson (rds) Jason Downes (rds) Rob Moffatt (tbn) Matt Eves (bass) Wiil Sargisson (pno) John Withers Rod Gilbert (dms) Tamsin West (voc) John Withers (Bjo)

Cafe Le Monde 2-4pm Braben's Traddies John Braben (tpt)Geoff Power (tbn) Paul Funiss (rds) Peter Hooper (Bjo) Chris Ludowyk (bass) Ian Smith (dms) Bookings (07) 5449 2366 4 - 6pm Nigel Date Solo Guitar The J Theatre 5pm Jason's Juggernaught Simon Stribling (tpt) Jo Stevenson(rds) Jason Downes (rds) Geoff Power (tbn) (Matt Eves bass) Wil Sargisson (pno) Rod Gilbert (dms) John Withers (bjo) Tamsin West (voc) 6pm Jo Bloomfield and Her Bloosoms Jo Bloomfield (pno) Paul Furniss (reeds) Brett Iggulden tpt) Mike Hawthorn (trom) Ian Smith (dms) Peter Hooper (bjo) Chris Ludowyk (bass) 7pm Mainstream Moments John Braben (tpt) Brad Child (rds) Peter Locke (pno) Dave Burrows (gtr) Thierry Fosmale (bass) Lawrie Thompson (dms) 8pm Vegas Baby! Peter Gaudion (tpt.voc) Paul Williams (rds) Rob Moffatt (tbn) James Clarke (bass) Rod Gilbert (drs. voc) Peter Locke (pno) Juliarna (voc) 9pm Bring Back Bechet Paul Furniss, Jason Downes, Jo Stevenson (all reeds) James Clarke (bass) Lawrie Thompson (dms) Peter Locke (pno) 10pm Brett Iggulden (all) Peter Gaudion (tpt) George Washingmachine (viol) Brad Chilld (rds) David Allardice (pno) Lawrie Thompson (dms) James Clark (bass)

Saturday 1st September

Riverdeck Restaurant 12 - 2pm Stribling's Hotshots - Simon Stribling (tpt) Jason Downes (rds) Jo Bloomfield (pno) Matt Eves (bass) Rod Gilbert (dms) Tamsin West (voc) John Withers (bjo) Café Le Monde 2 - 4pm Brett and the Bouncers Brett Iggulden (tpt) Paul Furniss (rds) Jo Stevenson (rds) Rob Moffatt (tbn) Peter Hooper (bjo) Chris Ludowyk (bass) Ian Smith (drm) Bookings (07) 5449 2366 4 - 6pm Café Le Monde - Wil Sargisson Solo Piano The J Theatre 5pm Morton / Oliver Revisit John Braben (tpt) Geoff Power (tpt) Paul Williams (Rds) Mike Hawthorne (tbn) Jo Bloomfield (pno) Greg Garrett (bjo/guit) Riichard Stevens (sousa) Ian Smith (dms) 6pm Peter's Allstars Peter Gaudion (tpt) Brett Iggulden (rds) Brad Child (rds) Dave Burrows (gtr) Rod Gilbert (dms) George Washingmachine (viol) Thierry Fosmale (bass) David Allardice (pno) 7pm Trombonium J.J. Johnson and Kai Winding Rob Moffatt (tbn) Geoff Power (tbn) Rod Gilbert (dms) Thierry Fosmale (Bass) Wil Sargisson (pno) 8pm Juliarna's Jazz Band de Rigeur (la Grande Orchestre) Juliarna (voc) Peter Gaudion (tpt) George Washingmachine (viol) Brad Child (rds) Jason Downes (rds) James Clarke (bass) David Allardice (pno) Lawrie Thompson (dms) Nigel Date (Gtr) Peter Hooper (bjo) Tom Baker Remembered 9pm Fireworks Simon Stribling (tpt/sax) Jo Stevenson (rds) Chris Ludowyk (tbn) Peter Locke (pno) Ian Smith (dms) Matt Eves (bass) John Withers (bjo). 10pm The Sydney Years George Washingmachine (viol) Simon Stribling (tpt) Paul Williams (rds) Paul Furniss (rds) Geoff Power (tbn) Peter Locke (pno) Lawrie Thompson (dms) James Clarke (bass) Nigel Date (gtr)

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Riverdeck Restaurant 12.30-2.30PM Riverdeck Rockets Jo Stevenson (rds) Ian Smith (Tpt) Chris Ludowyk (Bass/ tbn) Rod Gilbert (dms Voc) Wil Sargisson (pno) plus Mystery guest RACV Brett Iggulden Legends Lunch 12.30-2.30pm Brett Iggulden with Rob Moffatt (tbn) Nigel Date (gtr) Greg Garrett (dms) Thierry Fosmale (bass) Interviewer Jim Fagan Free Concert Lions Park Noosaville 2 pm Peter Gaudion (tpt) Paul Williams (rds) Paul Furniss (rds) Geoff Power (tbn) Peter Locke (pno) Matt Eves (bass) Lawrie Thompson (dms) 3 pm Simon Stribling (tpt) Geoff Power (tbn)Brad Child (rds) Jason Downes (rds) Dave Burrows (gtr) George Washingmachine (viol) Matt Eves (bass) Peter Locke (pno) Tamsin West (voc) The "J" Theatre 5pm What A Show! Peter Gaudion (Tpt) Jason Downes (rds) Geoff Power (tbn) Dave Burrows (gtr) Thierry Fosmale (bass) David Allardice (pno) Lawrie Thompson (dms) 6pm Bradford Child and His Jazz Gentlemen Brad Child (rds) Paul Furniss (rds) George Washingmachine (viol) Nigel Date (gtr) David Allardice (pno) Thierry Fosmale (bass) Ian Smith (dms) 7pm East Coast Frisco Simon Stribling (tpt) John Braben (tpt) Mike Hawthorne (tbn) Paul Furniss (rds) Richard Stevens (sousa) Greg Garrett (bjo) Ian Smith (dms) Peter Locke (pno) 8pm Yeah Boy! Rewind to Roger Bell Brett Iggulden (tpt) Jason Downes (rds) Rob Moffatt tbn) Jo Bloomfield (pno) James Clarke (bass/souse) Lawrie Thompson (Drms) John Withers (Bjo) with Special Guest 9pm Here Come the Girls! Juliarna (voc) Tamsin West (voc) Rhoda Gilberto (voc) Jo Bloomfield (pno) Simon Stribling (tpt) Jo Stevenson (rds) Chis Ludowyk (tbn) Paul Williams (rds) James Clarke (bass) Peter Hooper (bjo) Ian Smith (dms). 10pm George Washingmachine Final Rinse All players for farewell Jam Thank you for your attendance. Patsy and Richard Stevens

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NOOSA CHORALE AND ALL THT JAZZ Nineteen fabulous songs made eternal by stars like Elvis Presley, Elton John, Dean Martin, the Righteous Brothers, Ella Fitzgerald and Frank Sinatra are all coming your way this week at the J. Noosa Chorale and The Australian Jazz Ensemble with sensational singer Juliarna Clark are combining to launch the Noosa Jazz Party with two performances of their new show, "Showtime in Las Vegas." And audiences can expect a heady, entertaining start to the 10-day Party with songs like Sinatra's "New York New York," Elton's "I'm Still Standing" and the Righteous Brothers "Unchained Melody." As excited Chorale president, Gai Ramsay, told Noosa Today:"Practising songs with the Chorale like Louis Prima and Keely Smith's "Sing Sing Sing"and my special Elvis favourite "C'mon Everybody" has brought back a lot of happy memories for me. "I'm sure it will be the same for the folk who come to hear us. "I've always been a great fan of Frank Sinatra. I've just loved his swing and his swagger and it's a thrill to be able to join with the choir and our two wonderful musicians, Adrian King and Janet Brewer, to sing songs like "New York New York" and "I've Got the World on a String" in our special six-song tribute to him. "Melbourne singer Juliarna Clark has become a Noosa favourite with her Noosa Alive appearance last year and her concerts with us.

It's showtime at The J. "The Ensemble jazzmen only come together for the Jazz Party. Nigel Date and Peter Locke are Sydney musicians, husband and wife, James and Juliarna Clark and Rodney Gilbert from Melbourne and Paul Williams from Peregian. "We will be on stage with them for the second half and combining with them in

a selection of songs including Elvis's "Viva Las Vegas." "I'm also delighted our Deputy Mayor Frank Wilkie, who did such a marvellous job as compere last year, is once again with us. "This is our fourth year with these marvellous musicians and each time we've had packed houses. Ticket sales this year are

already strong and I expect the same again." Noosa Jazz Party, August 24-September 2. Noosa Chorale tickets www.thej.com. au or 5329 6560 All other ticket inquiries Noosa Heads Jazz Club. Phone 07 5447 2229. Please have your MasterCard or Visa handy. ●

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FOCUS ON … Pengari Festival

SCHOOL PLANS ZERO WASTE TO LANDFILL BY HOLLIE HARRIS Noosa Pengari Steiner School are set to host a super clean and environmentally friendly Children's Festival this year. With a vision of creating a "zero waste to landfill" event and with some well-established sustainability practices developed over the past 3 years, the Festival Team are very driven to achieving this goal. "Everyone involved in the preparation of the festival is focused on sustainability and that is what makes this school's sustainability plan work. A significant aim for Pengari Festival for 2018 and beyond is to create zero waste for landfill" says Sustainability Coordinator, Bernadette O'Grady. In efforts to achieve this goal the festival will be plastic free and all cutlery, plates and cups provided on the day will be compostable and can be placed after use into large compost bins which will be positioned at numerous bin stations throughout the festival. Every effort is put in place in the preparation of the festival to ensure that on the day the vast majority of waste created will be able to go straight back to the earth right at the school. "The compost created from last year's festival is now in use and composting materials are being prepared in readiness for making this years festival compost heap. The compost heap will rot down in place in the months that follow the festival and later, Noosa Pengari school

children will make use of the compost in their gardening classes. Many months after the festival the energy from the festival will be able to be used again in a new form at the school" says O'Grady. Pengari Festival's focus on sustainability makes a significant contribution to the festival's overall "feel good" factor on festival

day. The children will be able to be creative making crafts from natural materials at numerous craft stalls, families will be able to eat delicious wholesome home cooked food, cakes will be predominantly organic, adults and children will be able to enjoy live music, and all activities will be focused on creative fun through nature. So if you are interested

in a clean, green, family day out then make your way to Noosa Pengari Steiner School's Pengari Children's festival. You will be able to enjoy taking part in an event that cares for nature from start to finish, from preparations months in advance, to the evening after festival when the compost heap begins. ●

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BY HOLLIE HARRIS Noosa Pengari Steiner School is situated on 25 acres in Doonan and has been in operation since 1996. As with all Steiner schools, staff endeavour to educate equally the areas of academia, artistic expression and practical skill, (the head, heart and hands) in an integrated way. The teachers are inspired by the work of Rudolf Steiner, encouraging them to assist the children to develop a lifelong love of learning, a reverence for life and the courage to live fully. The social education of children is enhanced through deepening their relationships with peers and teachers with whom they work and grow developing an atmosphere of support, co-operation and commitment. Steiner was a pioneer in developmentally based, age appropriate learning, which acknowledges that children of different ages learn in different ways. Thus, in Steiner schools, not only the curriculum but also the way that information is brought to the child, needs to change to suit their age-related needs. The preschool child learns by doing and by imitating the deeds of those around them. They need rhythm, purpose and

time for creative play. Children of this age are not too quickly dragged out of the dreamy world of childhood - they are allowed to be children. From age seven to fourteen, the focus changes to the rich life of the imagination and heartfelt feeling. Children study each curriculum area in Main Lesson blocks for a solid two hours every morning for three weeks, enabling them to totally absorb themselves in the excitement and wonder of a topic. Artistic expression of the students is nurtured as an integral part of their academic learning. The high school curriculum is designed to challenge students, to build skills and knowledge, to encourage a continual love of learning in the young adult. At this age, students deepen their understanding of the world and of themselves. Noosa Pengari's aim is to guide into the world students on the brink of adulthood - confident in their ability to learn in whatever direction they take; flexible and resilient when life takes its unexpected turns and loving and compassionate to those who they interact with in life. "Waldorf education is not a pedagogical system, but an art- the art of awakening what is actually there within the human being." Rudolf Steiner ●

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PENGARI CHILDREN'S FESTIVAL If you are looking for a unique, wholesome family experience this weekend, look no further than the Pengari Children's Festival on Sunday 19 August. `This grass roots event is always strikingly beautiful and a wonderful reflection of the connected community of Noosa Pengari Steiner School. In a world that is high on stimulation and low on quality family engagement, this festival provides a rare opportunity to slow down and share the simple things in life. Little ones will be totally engrossed by an array of magical and creative activities including the ever popular gem hunt and the 'river run' activity where children can choose a seed pod or build a stick raft and float them down a beautiful water feature. For those feeling a little crafty, you can make nature garlands or create your own tie-dye garment (all natural dyes and BYO clothes if you like or we'll have basic items available). Young ones will even be able to paint their own wooden skateboard deck or shield. Older kids will enjoy bouncing around in bubble soccer or will take on the challenge of the rock climbing wall as well as having their own special 'hang out space' complete with entertainment from student musicians at the Chai Cafe. Grown-ups will be kept busy at the pre-loved clothing stall or indulge in some homemade treats from the popular Cake House. For the crafty at heart, be sure to explore the Treasure House

for amazing hand crafted natural toys and craft supplies. The Pengari Children's Festival is becoming famous for its wholesome delicious foods. People come just for the curry from the Curry House and Pizza Fusion wood fired pizzas (complete with GF options) or perhaps the sushi from Blue Plum might take your fancy or some vegan treats from the Good Food Truck! You'll be entertained by popular local artist Andrea Kirwin as well as Pengari musicians young and old. There really is something for everyone. The festival goes from 10am-3pm on Sunday 19 August. Parking is at the House With No Steps - off Fellowship Drive, and you'll be able to walk or take a free shuttle bus to the school. There will be activities and food for all kids - big and small, including: · Entertainment: Andrea Kirwin and NPSS musicians young and old. · Craft: painting, nature garlands, tie-dye. · Shopping: pre-loved clothing, Treasure House. · Activities: · The Little ones: man powered merry go round, gem hunt, garland making, river run. · Older Ones: bubble soccer, rock climbing wall. Teens: Chai Cafe with open mic and high school student performances. · Food: famous curry, wood fired pizza (GF options), barbecue, cake house, children's cafe, coffee and ayurvedic chai, kombucha,

Picture: UWE WULLFEN coconut water. · Sustainability: great efforts aiming to achieve a zero waste event. Please byo drink bottle and top up with spring water on the day.

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JOIN US FOR A FUN FAMILY DAY OUT

NOOSA PENGARI CHILDREN'S FESTIVAL Join us for a celebration of family & community, bringing magic to our children through music, craft, nature & exploration.

SUNDAY 19TH AUGUST | 10AM TILL 3PM

This grass-roots festival offers something for everyone, with nourishing and locally sourced food, live entertainment by popular local artist Andrea Kirwin, and fun children’s activities. The festival's activities emphasise creativity, wonder and a respect for nature, giving children of all ages, mums, dads and the young at heart the opportunity to enjoy a magical day out. For more festival details head to www.facebook.com/pengari Up Coming School Tour dates include: Tues 28th Aug @ 10am | Wed 12th Sep @ 3.30pm 86 Nyell Road, Doonan P: 07 5471 0199 E: enrolments@noosasteiner.qld.edu.au W: www.noosasteiner.qld.edu.au noosatoday.com.au

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FOCUS ON … Reef Craft Beer

NOOSA CRAFT BEER FESTIVAL BY HOLLIE HARRIS

BY HOLLIE HARRIS

Over 80 beers and ciders International food court Live entertainment / kids entertainment

Gold coin donation with all proceeds being donated to sunshine butterflies and PA breast cancer. ●

2017'S Australian Craft Beer Survey by Beer Cartel WAS the largest, publicly available, study of Australian craft beer trends. 17,000 craft beer drinkers took part in providing an extremely accurate birds-eye view of this young and exciting industry. Key findings from the research include: · Brewery ownership is important: 64 percent want to know who owns the beer they're drinking. · There is a strong preference for craft beer from independently owned Australian breweries: 99 percent are happy to buy craft beer from an independent Australian owned brewery. In comparison just 23 percent are happy to buy craft beer from a large multi-national company and 32 percent from super market owned brands. · There is strong interest for a seal to identify whether a beer is from an independent Australian brewery: 82 percent indicated that an independent brewers seal would have a medium to large impact on the craft beer that they purchase. · Pirate Life is Australia's best craft brewery: voted number one by Australian craft beer drinkers, ahead of Feral Brewing which took out the top position in last year's study. · Pale Ale reigns as Australia's most consumed craft beer style: Pale Ale is enjoyed by 92 percent of craft beer drinkers Australia-wide. ●

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Put this one in your calendar and rally up some friends - the Noosa Craft Beer Festival is just around the corner again at the Noosa Reef Hotel on Saturday 25 August. In its 4th year the Noosa Craft Beer Festival event is for beer enthusiasts and the Noosa community to experience a delightful journey of sipping, sampling and tasting some of the 80 beer, craft beer and ciders from over 20 brewers, local, national and international, as well as some amazing food from locally source suppliers. Breweries small and large from all over Australia will descend on Noosa ready to put their best brews on show. This event is an interactive event with food and craft beer matching discussions and tastings. There is opportunity to meet the brewers, drink their products and decide which is your brew of choice? From the extensive range we will have on offer, the classics and the new. Along with this, there are celebrity guests, charity raffles and talks on brewing techniques, as well as kids entertainment (face painting, balloon making). Entry to the Noosa Craft Beer Festival will be $5 with $1 from each ticket sold going direct to the charities: PA Breast Cancer Appeal and Sunshine Butterflies, of which we support every year during this event. 12pm - 6pm Saturday 25 August 20 brewers

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RASPBERRY SMOOTHIE BLISS BALLS Turn your favourite fruit smoothie into bitesize balls with this delicious raspberry and coconut recipe. INGREDIENTS 3/4 cup (105g) slightly thawed frozen raspberries 1 cup (90g) rolled oats 3/4 cup (60g) shredded coconut 1/4 cup (60g) coconut oil 1 tablespoon sunflower seeds

GRAB A FEAST FOR AGES BY HOLLIE HARRIS Wood Fire Grill's The Feast menu is a dining experience for any foodie's bucket list. The Noosa restaurant, known for its meaty and fiery dishes, has released a dining experience fit only for the brave with 10 to 13 dishes served across three to four courses. Created by Chef Marcus and his masters of the grill team, The Feast begins with wood fired flatbreads, cured and smoked swordfish, prosciutto crisps, kataifi wrapped

olives and wood fired padron peppers - and that is just the first course. Next up are succulent barbeque pork ribs in hickory BBQ sauce, pickles and crackle served with double smoked chorizo, whipped garlic and smoked tomato jam, as well as slow cooked lamb shoulder, and coral coast Barramundi with local Maravista Farm roast vegetables and sides. The last three dishes are incredible desserts, and an optional addition for those who feel they can take on the full 13 dishes. General Manager David Jouy said The Feast is a menu not to be taken lightly.

"Chef Marcus and his team have created a menu to add to your bucket list, and is best enjoyed with those who love to share food, share wine and share life with friends," he said. Book to enjoy The Feast with a view to the river for lunch, or by the cosy open fireplace on a Winter's night, with four or more friends from $55 per person, or $65 per person with desserts. Wood Fire Grill is situated along the Noosa River on Quamby Place. For bookings phone 5473 5904. â&#x2014;?

MISS MONEYPENNYâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S TO SHOWCASE LUNCH As part of the Noosa Jazz Party, Miss Moneypenny's will once again host a fabulous luncheon featuring the swinging sounds of Simon Stribling's East Coast Fireworks on Friday 31 August. This year is particularly special as this nine-piece band are hailed as the cream of Australia's younger generation of classic jazz musicians! Trumpeter, Simon Stribling has toured the world on numerous occasions playing alongside Jazz greats such as Dan Barrett, Bent Persson and Jim Goodwin. His family were longtime residents of Noosa and are remembered from the early days as Noosa personalities. Vocalist Tamsin West is best known an

Australian actress. As well as appearing in children's television, Tamsin also appeared in Neighbours as Emma Gordon. After 5 years in London, Tamsin is now back in Australia pursuing her passion of singing. The East Coast Fireworks include Simon Stribling (tpt), Tamsin West (voc), Jo Stevenson (rds), Jason Downes, (rds) Rob Moffatt (tbn), Matt Eves (bass), Will Sargisson (pno), John Withers Rod Gilbert (dms), John Withers (Bjo) This combo of cats are guaranteed to have you enjoying a fabulous afternoon of toe-tapping and good times! To book the two course luncheon or casual lounge dining please call 5474 9999. â&#x2014;?

METHOD Step 1 Process raspberries, rolled oats, shredded coconut, coconut oil and sunflower seeds in a food processor until almost smooth and well combined. Step 2 Roll 2-tablespoon portions of the raspberry mixture into balls. Place on a lined tray in the fridge for 1 hour or until set. Store in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 1 week.

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DINING DIRECTORY Your Guide to all things Eating Out! Cooroy COOROY RSL CLUB To new friends and old, come along and make our Club your â&#x20AC;&#x153;home away from homeâ&#x20AC;?- we know you will enjoy our hospitality! 25 Maple St, Cooroy Club Trading Hours Mon-Sun 9am until approx 10 pm Brunch Sat & Sun 9am-12noon (07) 5447 6131 cooroyrsl.com.au

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Eumundi IMPERIAL HOTEL EUMUNDI Good old fashioned table service, delicious food, cold beer and wine and live entertainment 1 Etheridge St, Eumundi 7 days a week from 10am till late (07) 5442 8811 imperialhoteleumundi.com.au 12370648-DJ45-17 12395216-LB32-18

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WHATâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S ON SOUND CLOUD SING OUT LOUD IS BACK IN EUMUNDI BY HOLLIE HARRIS Stretch out your vocal chords at an amazing night out at the Imperial Hotel Eumundi for Sound Cloud on Sunday 26 August. Sound Crowd is a community choir event held in The Brewery at The Imperial Hotel Eumundi. Organisers are excited to announce that the next event will be an all ages affair. Director Analiese Long explains that Sound Crowd is an event where you, the audience, become the choir for the afternoon. "Our contemporary choir gives everyone a chance to sing well-known, well-loved songs, and we're very much looking forward to the August event where singers of all ages will be welcome to take part," Analiese says. "We've listened to feedback from our fun-loving regular singers, and there's a call for a weekend event, and family event, where younger singers are included too," she says. "So bring your kids, bring your grandkids, bring your parents - and bring a sense of fun, as that's what Sound Crowd is all about." "Whether you sing high, low or just like to belt out the melody, we will make groups and learn parts together." Doors open 2.30pm, Singing from 3 5pm Only $10pp or $25 for family pass (2 adults and up to 4 children) â&#x2014;?

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FOCUS ON … Health, Wellness, Beauty & Learning

HIKING WITH A TREKKING COACH BY HOLLIE HARRIS Hiking takes us places on foot that are pristine, untouched and beautiful. It also takes our minds to a similar kind of place. That's why it's so addictive. Being out in nature, discovering new places, experiencing the buzz of climbing your first summit, or reaching the end of a long trail you have been hiking all day, is a feeling that stays with you. It's a mind-body-spirit experience for sure! Whatever that feeling might be for you, it's one of adventure, awe and fulfillment. It reminds us of being a child again. It encourages us to look after

our bodies and minds, to aim to be strong, fit and able bodied so we can get out there and adventure for many years to come. But local Trek Coach Lisa Marshall say "This isn't something we should wait to do "one day" or "when I'm older," No way - hiking is for all ages, and the sooner you start, the more you will get out of it," says Lisa. Hiking is different to walking round the block. Hiking on uneven terrain challenges our bodies more, so our metabolic rate goes up and we burn more calories. We are also required to focus more, because the terrain is constantly changing, and this means being

more present. The mental health benefits are far reaching too. Psychologist have even established a specialised area of their practice called Adventure Therapy. There are countless studies showing the mental and physical benefits of Green Exercise. Adventure Travel is one of the fastest growing sectors in the travel industry, as many seek to escape their every day life, or to find that "something" that they feel is missing. They want to have an active goal to get fit for, rather than sitting by the pool drinking cocktails for a week and feeling awful at the end of it. Trek Coach specialises in showing you how to make Adventure a part of your life. Lisa Marshall has over 12 years experience in Adventure Fitness, and has coached people all over the world to take on treks like climbing Mt Kilimanjaro, hiking the Kokoda Trail, trekking across Corsica on the GR20, walking 100k endurance events and many more local Australian and NZ

treks. Lisa has trekked all over the world and taken on many ultra endurance walking events. If you want to add some weekly adventure fitness to your life, or you have a bucket list trip you want to train for, come and join Lisa in Noosa on Wednesdays and Fridays 9-1.30am for a Fitnesstrek session. First session free! www.trekcoach.com.au/fitness/ You can also join Trek Coach teams for upcoming Adventuretreks both near and far. Lisa is currently training teams to walk the Scenic Rim Trail in September - there are 3 spots left. www.trekcoach.com.au/ project/scenic-rim-trail-september-2018/ and The Great Noosa Trail Walk in October. Lisa prepares you for your adventure with expertise on what to wear, the latest gear info, how to train for altitude or endurance hikes, what to expect on your first trek, how to take care of your feet on long distance hikes, cold weather tips, hydration and more. ●

WELLBEING … ❖ HEALTH ❖ WELLNESS ❖ FITNESS ❖ BEAUTY ❖ SPIRITUALITY Call Noosa Today on 5455 6946 to book your advertising space

LQ NOOSA Chinese & Culture Learning Centre is opening in Noosaville LiQun (LQ) was born and grew up in Beijing, China and has passionately taught Chinese as a Foreign Language for over 15 years in Beijing, China, Perth, WA and Geneva, Switzerland. Now semi-retired in Noosa she is again looking forward to teaching Chinese in beautiful Noosa. This will be a social fun way to challenge yourself to learn a new language and culture e.g. making Chinese tea and dumplings. Would you like to travel to China but lack confidence due to the different language and culture?

Come and join our small group lessons, making new friends like yourself, from 10:00 to 11:30 a.m. on either Tuesdays, Wednesdays or Thursdays for only $18.00 / session including tea and coffee Private tutoring is available at $40.00 / hour.

Please contact me for further details via email or sms with your name and contact details and the day you prefer to take lessons. Group class location: close to Harvey Norman in Noosaville

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Family History" will be on Monday 27 August from 10am to discover sources, strategies and tips and tricks for finding South African families. For booking and more visit Noosa Library website. For more on the group visit www. genealogy-noosa.org.au or phone 3129 0356.

The Guilded Lilies Tewantin Neighbourhood Group of the Australian Sewing Guild will meet on Saturday 18 August between 9am and 3pm at the Masonic Hall, cnr Moorindil and Toolar Sts., Tewantin. (entrance up side ramp). Member to bring any sewing gadgets for show and tell. Bring your own lunch, morning tea will be served. For more information ring Iris on 0438 408 718.

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RED CROSS MEETING Tewantin Noosa Branch of Red Cross meeting of the branch will be held at The Forum, Laguna Retirement Village Noosaville on Friday 17 August at 9.30 am. Guest speaker will be Mark Jones (Noosa Heads Police) who will be presenting the topic "Domestic Violence".

U3A NOOSA TALKS PROGRAM U3A Friday talks are held at 1.30pm at U3A, 64 Poinciana Avenue, Tewantin. Friday 17 August: John and Angela Le Mare - Circus Talk 2018 Friday 24 August: COTA Seminar - Let's Talk About Dementia Friday 31 August: USC Talk : Lucas Litewka - Exploring clinical trials - Impact and benefit to the Sunshine Coast community. Full details available on U3A website www.u3anoosa.org.au or phone reception on 5440 5500.

FRIDAY FORUM The Sunshine Coast will soon witness the arrival of a rare Japanese visitor, a migratory bird called Latham's Snipe. Arriving each year after a long and arduous flight from breeding grounds in Hokkaido, Japan, the snipe spend time regaining strength in wetlands of the Sunshine Coast, before heading to summer feeding grounds in southern Australia. Little was known of their flight routes until the Latham's Snipe Project led by Dr Birgita Hansen began investigating wetland feeding areas and snipe flight paths. To hear more about the project, join local enthusiast Lynn Scott who will share her passion for this special migrant at Noosa Parks Association's Friday Environment Forum on August 17. The forum commences at 10.30am

WEEKLY ROSTER FOR MEALS ON WHEELS Weekly Roster for Tewantin- Noosa Meals on Wheels beginning Monday 20 August to Friday 24 August. Monday Drivers: Maya, Marie, Drives needed runs C, E, Andrew, Doug and Claudia, Michelle. Kitchen: Martina, Stephen, Len, Neil, Geoff. Tuesday Drivers: Bruce, Liz, Anne, Gail and Sharon, Tania and Friends, Rosemary, Driver needed run G. Kitchen: Ashleigh, Christine, Jo, George. Wednesday Drivers: Hugh and Randal, Council, Gary, Cheryl, Evelyn and Maureen, Drivers needed D, E. Kitchen: Sandy, Judi, Elfie, Glenis, Jerry, Mark. Thursday Drivers: Denise, Margaret and Joan, Ray Z, Victor, Ingrid and Bob, Jan and Sharon, Driver Needed run G. Kitchen: Lois, Christine, Elfie, John, Vicki. Friday Drivers: Bruce, Helen and Allan, Peter, Bob, Cheryl, Sam and Kevin, Joy. Kitchen: Sandy, Charlotte, Elfie, David, Mark, Neville. You can also check the roster on our website www.tewantinnoosamealsonwheels. If you are unavailable or can do an extra run, please phone the kitchen on 5449 7659. 40 NOOSA TODAY

Wimmers will open Cooroy Spring Mountain for the festival.

MOUNTAIN OPENS FOR SPRING FESTIVAL The Cooroy Mountain Spring Festival this Saturday brings a once a year opportunity to climb the mountain and enjoy the spectacular views of both the coast and the Noosa Hinterland courtesy of Wimmers and Cooroy Mountain Spring Water. Climbing Cooroy Mountain requires a moderate level of fitness taking approximately two hours return when done at a leisure pace with rest stops. Pink marker tapes every 50 meters or so makes it quite easy to follow all the way to the summit. There will be plenty of entertainment for those not climbing the mountain with Pineapple Crush Uke Band and the Noosa Concert Band. You can listen to stories from bush poet Carol Heuchan and meet Tony with Jasmine from the Maleny Bird Park. McDermott Helicopters will provide short flights over and finishes at approximately 12.15pm. You are invited to learn more about the birds of Wallace Park by meeting Valda and friends in the car park at 8.30am. All welcome and visit www. noosaparks.org.au for more information.

BOOMERANG BAGS NOOSA Boomerang Bags is sewing and selling out of Wallace House, 1 Wallace Drive, Noosaville. We need volunteers and clean fabric to sew alternative bags to single use plastic bags. We hold our sewing bees on Monday and Wednesday mornings from 9am to 12.30pm. For more information phone Sandra on 0466 44 99 46 or Julia 5448 2321, email boomerangbagsnoosa@ gmail.com or visit www.boomerangbags.org

SANTA'S CLASSY HELPERS TEA Santa's Classy Helpers afternoon tea will be held on August 24 at 2.30pm at The Bailey Kitchen, 107 Poinciana Ave, Tewantin - $15 per person. This month's collection will be taco kits, pasta, pasta sauce, other sauces such as Chicken Tonight and tins of cooking tuna. To book please contact Lorraine at Classy Lady on 5449 7599.

THURSDAY GIRLS LUNCH The Thursday Girls will hold their next Ladies Lunch at The River Deck Restaurant Noosa Marina on Thursday 30 August at 12.30pm. Cost $40. Our friendly monthly fund raising events enable students of low income families in the 9 Noosa Shire State Schools to access optional, educationally desirable school programmes and activities. For further information and bookings email Neridah Rooseboom at nrooseboom@bigpond.com

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the mountain and Cooroy with tickets for the flights are $55 and are limited to 100. Take a stroll through the rainforest and observation trail sponsored by Greenwood Grove, visit the children's activity centre, have a go on the Hobby Horse Show Jumping course and Queensland Fire and Emergency will be demonstrating their Jaws of Life rescue from a simulated car crash. Net proceeds will be shared across several worthy causes including local disability support group Sunshine Butterflies and the Rotary National Farmers Federation and Channel 9 appeal to help our drought-stricken farmers. The Cooroy Spring Festival will be held from 6.30am to 3pm on Sunday 19 August at 314 Cooroy Mountain Road. Entry $10, children 12 and under free. Sorry no dogs. â&#x2014;? ber. The club meets on the second Monday of each month at 1pm for 1.30pm start in the Catholic Church Hall, 5 Moorindil St, Tewantin. September speaker is Noel Stallard, a bush poet, for friendship day. Contact Yvonne Astill 5471 0603 or tewantinnoosagardenclub.com

RETIRED OR ABOUT TO RETIRE? Association of Independent Retirees (AIR Limited) Noosa Branch will hold its next general meeting on Thursday 9 August at 9.45am for 10am start at South Pacific Resort, 179 Weyba Road, Noosaville. Guest Speake will be Cartwrights Lawyers. Cost $6 members $10 non-members includes morning tea. Visitors welcome. For information please call 5448 2985 or email airnoosacommunications@gmail.com or visit https://www.facebook.com/AIRNoosa

NOOSA COME TOGETHER FESTIVAL MEETING The Noosa Come Together Festival which raises money for sailing, surfing and horse riding for locals with disabilities is keen to add a street parade to next year's event and want to hear from groups and individuals interested to join their committee. A meeting will be held on Wednesday 29 August at 6pm at Tait Duke Community Cottage, Earl St. Tewantin. Please call Tony Oxley on 0457 001 140.

HISTORY EVENTS Noosa- Cooroy Family and Local History Group and Noosa Library are holding joint events to celebrate National Family History Month at the Heritage Centre, 17 Emerald St, Cooroy. "Getting the Most Out of The Genealogist" will be held Monday 20 August from 10am. This website is an option to Ancestry and Findmypast. "Researching South African

The next meeting of the Tewantin Noosa Probus Club will be on 23 August at Tewantin Noosa RSL at 9.45am. Our guest speaker is Carol Harman, membership officer of the Sunshine Coast Branch of Friendship Force which is a not-for-profit organisation promoting understanding, cultural education and citizen diplomacy through home stay journeys in 60 countries on six continents. Entry is $5. For further details contact Geoff Bailue on 0418 145 034.

NATIVE BEE BOXES AT MEN'S SHED Noosa Men's Shed, at Wallum Lane near Noosa Springs, have available a selection of Native Bee Boxes for sale. Call by on a Wednesday Morning between 10am and noon to organise a purchase. Other garden paraphernalia (like Adirondack chairs) are also available.

FASHION PARADE Noosa Branch of Cancer Council Queensland will host a Fashion Parade on Friday 7 September at 10am arrival for 10.30 start at Hibiscus Retirement village. Phone Jan for bookings 0400 651 959.

FREE LUNCH The Salvation Army CAMEO (Come And Meet Each Other) group is holding their monthly Free Community Lunch on Tuesday the 21 August at 12.30pm at 6 Bartlett Street Noosaville. For more information please call 5442 4218

NOOSA TOASTMASTERS Develop Public Speaking and Leadership skills for life at Noosa Toastmasters. We are a fun loving, supportive group who are all learning together. We meet on the 2nd and 4th Monday of each month 6.30 - 8.30pm at the CWA Hall in Poinciana Ave, Tewantin. The first two visits are free so you can come and see if it's the place for you. For enquiries phone Ben on 0418 173 167 or email noosatoastmasters@gmail.com.

OVER-EATERS MEETING Over-eaters Anonymous has meetings in the Noosa area. No dues or fees. For more information phone 0404 302 186 or 5485 1491.

AL-ANON MEETING Are you troubled by someone else's drinking? You can get help at the Noosaville AlAnon Meeting. Monday nights from 6-7pm at the Noosa Baptist Church, corner of Weyba Road and Lake Weyba Drive (near Aldi). Contact: Geta on 0427 561 960 for more information.

NOOSA 2010 PROBUS CLUB Retirees are welcome to join our friendly group. We meet regularly for meals, coffee mornings, darts, theatre and garden groups and much more. Trips on The Ghan, the Murray River and camping in NSW coming up soon. Please do join us at Noosa 2010 Probus Club, just ring Brian on 0403 435 978 for details.

OLD TIME DANCING Every Tuesday evening from 7-9.30pm Pat and Norm Young organise a social evening at the Pomona Memorial School of Arts Hall for New Vogue and Old Time dancing. Cost is $4, which includes supper. Everyone is welcome. Phone 5485 2007 for more information.

BRIDGE PAIRS WELCOME Casual Bridge is on offer the first and third Sunday of every month from 1.30-4pm at Noosa Bridge Club, 3 Wallace Drive , Noosaville. Cost is $2 per person and please come as a pair. Phone 5447 1341 for further information. â&#x2014;? noosatoday.com.au

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TOP RIDE FOR MATES For the past five years Keith Bremner and Noel Ross have come to Noosa from the Gold Coast to cycle in the Strade Bianche, regarded as Australia's premier vintage cycling festival for steel-framed bikes with downtime shifters. Conducted in the vein of the famous L'Eroica in Italy the event includes a vintage bicycle show and three rides through the Noosa hinterland at distances of 33km,

82km and 135km. Noel said it was the friendly atmosphere and the camaraderie that kept them coming back. He praised the restaurants and cafes that came on board and provided coffees and meals along the journey. "It's a very special thing," he said."We've got guys who come from Perth and Darwin." Keith who took part in the 135km ride said it was a tough ride with the challenge of

BOOST FOR SOFTBALL In a huge boost to the Noosa sporting community, the Noosa District Softball Association (Softball Noosa) has been successful in obtaining significant funding to upgrade their facilities and amenities under the State Government's Female Facilities Program. "The injection of nearly $200,000 makes for a much-improved venue that ultimately means more residents and visitors will be able to participate in sport and be active which contributes to our community's health and well-being," Noosa MP Sandy Bolton said. Under the funding approval, Softball Noosa will receive $199,946 for the upgrading of two change rooms to include eight unisex toilets, seven unisex showers, noosatoday.com.au

three unisex change rooms, one toilet for people with a disability, parents' room, and construction of an undercover area. As well the installation of safety lighting to support female participation. "We want and need more girls and women, as well boys and men, to engage in sport. With these improvements, that is made possible, and there is also opportunity for the club to attract regional events that also supports our businesses through grassroots, community events. This is a great outcome in multiple ways" she said. Noosa District Softball Association president Richard Wakeham said these funds would be very warmly welcomed at the Noosa District Sports Complex located on Butler Street. ●

plenty of steep inclines and declines, many on gravel roads. Keith's company Jakazni each year creates exclusive bike wear for the event. Strade Bianche organiser Warren Smith said about 300 participated in the rides and about 2500 came to see the show at the Noosa Marina and enjoy the music and ambience. He said while bike display numbers were down on last year, riders were on the increase. ●

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The U7s played their best game yet against the Noosa Dolphins. With great team work and elusive running and timely passing from all of our players. Brodie picked up man of the man for an all round performance. We are starting to get a great understanding of the game and improve each week. Under-9s By Scott Long After a challenging game last week against the Noosa Fins the dedication of both the boys and the coaching team shone through for the last home game of the 2018 season against Maroochydore. It was a fantastic match-up to watch. The first half was a tight battle with both teams tackling and running the ball hard. Maroochydore led by one try at the half which fired up the home team! After another close battle in the second half the game ended up a draw with both teams scoring 6 great tries. The Dragons notched up a fantastic tackle total of 61 with standout tackling from Craig, Jack S, Patrick, Tom and Jett. The forwards shone today at the breakdown showing hunger for the ball with great driving support. Jett capitalised on the strength of the forwards scoring some outstanding tries. Jack S won Man of the Match for a combination of both intimidating defence and offensive runs. Tom also stood up today with some great runs and aggressive defence. The boys did themselves, their team, their coaches and their parents proud on the last home game of the Season. ●

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There were 211 players in the Tuesday Club Single Stableford on 7th August. Scratch rating (M) 71.0 Winners: A Grade: Andrew Watson 41, Brett Le Moy 39 C/B, Graham Farrell 39 C/B, Anthony Zipf 39. B Grade: Bob McConnell 41, Robbert Willink 40, John Wex 39 C/B, Bert Cheong 39 C/B. C Grade: Michael Norman 42, Michael Davenport 41 C/B, Mervyn Neilson 41, Paul Ferguson 40 C/B. Place getters: Stephen Curry 40 C/B, Chris Rowlinson 40 C/B, Joe Franz 40 C/B, Evan Millar 40 C/B, David Marshall 40, Alan Powell 39 C/B, Les Callaghan 39 C/B, Peter Baynes 39, Neal Moloney 38 C/B, Andrew Amos 38 C/B, Greg Peeler 38 C/B, Coman Reynolds 38 C/B, Trevor Sumner 38 C/B, Rick Coneybeare 38 C/B, Paul Shaw 38 C/B, Chris Misios 38 C/B, David Draper 38, Tony Haack 37 C/B, Brett Hunter 37 C/B, Jorma Rusanen 37 C/B. Nearest to Pin: A Grade: Brett Clarke, Sam Walker, Coman Reynolds, Trevor Sumner. B Grade: Ross Smith, John Osmaston, Terry Fitzgerald, Tom Mulcairn. C Grade: Nick Caple, Glenn Heath, Mervyn Neilson, Warren Kay. ●

Seniors Match report The Rococo's Bar and Bistro Noosa Tigers have gone down by the smallest of margins in front of a strong Sunshine Coast following under lights last Saturday night. Our second night game of season 2018 attracted a fantastic 1300 plus crowd who witnessed a see-sawing battle between Suncoast rivals Noosa and the young and vibrant Caloundra Panthers. The home side jumped the young Panthers in the first quarter with superior ball movement and some excellent finishing work up forward to lead by just under 4 goals at the first break. From then on it was a much more desperate and hard working Panthers outfit who clawed their way back and over the middle two quarters began to have an obvious advantage in general play. With the final stanza to play it was Caloundra by a couple of goals and looking ominous. The last quarter was a thrilling affair as Noosa made a late charge and were even pushing forward in the dying seconds only for the siren to sound and go down by a solitary point. The 34 minute final quarter had the entire gathering on the edge of their seats and whilst the loss was disappointing to the Noosa faithful; most there were impressed by the way the Steve Moody coached the Panthers. The two sides look like meeting again in a fortnight when 2nd hosts 3rd in a major qualifying final which again will be held at Weyba Road.

However it's Burleigh away this Saturday to finish the season on a positive note for the 2nd placed Noosa Tigers. The best on Saturday night was Kent Delbridge who bagged six goals after missing the past five weeks in a great performance with Jai Fitzpatrick. Skipper Aaron Laskey battled hard for his team the entire night whilst on-baller Tyler Stack and Nick Hill tried in vain to get the Tigers across the line. No massive concerns over the loss, however maybe just the hiccup we need before finals begin in two weeks. A massive President's Dinner was had by all for season 2018 with many thanks to ex Carlton and Sydney champion David Rhys Jones for his presence and also a big thank you to all those who donated auction items for our gala auction; which again was a great success. Good luck to all Tiger teams on the weekend Cheers Pittsy JUNIOR REPORTS Noosa Under 12 - Div 1 With a few key injuries we had to ask everyone to step up this week and create the momentum coming up to finals. With the assistance of young Riley Mackay in his first game in under 12s coming from the under 10s, he certainly didn't look out of place and held his own. On a windy day the emphasis was on backing our skills and hard work. Everybody stood up with a convincing win over Coolum. Our usual suspects once again had outstanding games, Josh, Ethan S, Luke, Jordy, Cooper, Zac and Jago. It was great having Beau back and Ben Allen was

ROUND 18 NOOSA AFC VS BURLEIGH SATURDAY 18 AUGUST REMINDER: $5000 CASH DRAW

ROUND 18 Burleigh vs Noosa AFC Coorparoo vs Aspley Hornets AFC University of Queensland AFC vs Caloundra AFC Mayne AFC vs Maroochydore AFC Springwood vs Yeronga South Brisbane

ROUND 15 RESULTS Noosa AFC

4.3-27

4.10-34

8.11-59

11.15-81

Caloundra AFC

0.2-2

3.4-22

9.9-63

12.10-82

NOOSA AFC STATISTICS Goal Kickers: K. Delbridge 6, J.Fitzpatrick 4, A.Laskey 1. Best Players: K.Delbridge, J.Fitzpatrick, P.Trompf, A.Laskey,T.Stack.

UPCOMING EVENTS • $5000 Reverse Cash Sunday 19th August

• Junior Vote Count hursday 23rd August

NOOSA TIGERS AFC

• Junior Presentation Night Friday 7th September

• Noosa Tigers AFC Awards Dinner Friday 21st September

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STAYNOOSA.COM - PLAYER OF THE YEAR Round 16: 5- J.Fitzpatrick 4- K. Delbridge 3- P.Trompf

2- A.Laskey 1- T.Stack

Leaderboard: 15- T Stack

11- M Woods 10- C McDonald 12- C Boardman

(Locked from Round 9) 13- A Laskey

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2018 QFA DIVISION 1 HART SPORT CUP

outstanding. But what really impressive was those who played above their normal standard showing their improvements every week, Drew, Ethan D, Tom and Saxon. It was great to see our defence holding up with Harry and Ben strong all day, and Toby showing great poise and making smart decisions. Jada tried hard on one leg again, Kai and Sam ran hard all day. Thanks to all the parents that assisted especially Phil for umpiring. Let's keep up the momentum for our last home and away next week. Coach Ray Noosa Under 14- Div 2 Despite a gallant effort, Noosa Red fell just short of an upset win when it took on the Coolum Breakers on Sunday. The Tigers went in as massive under dogs against the second top team however held their own for the entire match. The boys should be proud of the significant improvements they have made during the season and have developed into a great team. In tough and windy conditions, the final score was Coolum 4.8.32 to Noosa 3.4.22. Nick Cuthbertson was superb all day and did not stop trying to get his team over the line. Similarly, Liam Switzer took on the solo ruck duties and tried his best all game. Arkie Thorson played his best game of the year and picked up a heap of possessions on his wing. The Tigers take on top team Caloundra in their last home and away game this Sunday. Youth Girls Report Two girl's games played last Sunday both on the back oval at Weyba Road. Our under 13 girls came up against a very well drilled and tall Maroochy Flyers who dominated the match after a very even opening quarter. They eventually ran out six goals victors above our girls. Jemima Ward was the best for the Tigers whilst Charli Brown, Kaiya Hides and Natasha Monaghan battled on well for the second placed tigers. The under 15 girls followed on the back oval against a strong and confident Kawana outfit with the Noosa girls just outstanding in the second quarter kicking six goals to zip to set up their victory. The tiger girls eventually ran out 10 goal victors to finish the day on a high. Maggie Harmer and Hannah Mckenzie were the catalysts behind the victory with both deserving best on ground honours. Imogen Van Der Vegt (six goals) and Keana Welsh were not far behind them. The win cements the Noosa girls spot in second place and a definite double chance come finals. Well Done girls! Go tigers ●

TUESDAY

NOOSA GOLF RESULTS There were 211 players in the Single Stableford Event and John Piercy Memorial Trophy Teams Event on 7 August 2018. Scratch rating (M) 72. Winners: A Grade: Andrew Watson 41, Brett Le Moy 39 C/B, Graham Farrell 39 C/B, Anthony Zipf 39 B Grade: Bob McConnell 41, Robert Willink 40, John Wex 39 C/B, Bert Cheong 39 C/B C Grade: Michael Norman 43, Michael Davenport 41 C/B, Mervyn Neilson 41, Paul Ferguson 40 C/B Place Getters: Stephen Curry 40 C/B, Chris Rowlinson 40 C/B, Joe Franz 40 C/B, Evan Millar 40 C/B, David Marshall 40, Allan Powell 39 C/B, Les Callaghan 39 C/B, Peter Baynes 39, Neil Moloney 38 C/B, Andrew Amos 38 C/B, Greg Peeler 38 C/B, Coman Reynolds 38 C/B, Trevor Sumner 38 C/B, Rick Coneybeare 38 C/B, Paul Shaw 38 C/B, Chris Misios 38 C/B, Dave Draper 38, Tony Haack 37 C/B, Brett Hunter 37 C/B, Jorma Rusanen 37 C/B Nearest to Pin A Grade: 5 Brett Clark, 7 Sam Walker, 10 Coman Reynolds, 12 Trevor Sumner B Grade: 5 Ross Smith, 7 John Osmaston, 10 Terry Fitzgerald, 12 Tom Mulcairn C Grade: 5 Nick Caple, 7 Glen Heath, 10 Mervyn Neilson, 12 Warren Kay Sweepstakes: Andrew Watson 1st, Joe Franz 2nd, Bert Cheong 3rd Team Winners: Pieter Kanters, John Wex, Rob Rossow, Michael Davenport ●

NOOSA PAR 3 COOROY GOLF RESULTS

Sponsored by: Gary Roper Event: 4BBB Stableford 1st : Norm Barnes and Jill Hill - 45 (3 way countback) 2nd : Robin Goodridge and Dave Kalbrunner 45 (2 way countback) NTP Hole 1 - Jill Hill Hole 3 - Wanee Tann Hole 11 - David Stokes Hole 14 - Dave Kalbrunner Hole 16 - Darren Simmonds Hole in 1 - John Gray (Hole 1) Ball Run Down John Gray and John Nickel - 45 Zane Jesberg and Rusty Milliner - 44 Jill Jones and Bob Forrest - 44 Ella Angelides and Linda Bielby - 43 Ross Melrose and Studley Martin - 43 David Stokes and John Gray - 43 Members Draw - Mary Hitchin Draw for Par - Rusty Milliner (Unsuccessful) ●

Results from 9 August Stableford event. Trophy Donor: Lee Williams. Winner: Patsy Fayne (39). Runner-up: Weang Brown (38 c/b). Rundown: Desley Walker (38), Sue Piggott (38), Carmel Clark (37), Lee Williams (35), Carolyn Foster (34), Judy Kitcher (34) Bronwyn Woolbank (33), Terri Cairns (33), Eve Hunt (33), Lyn Backmore (33), Fiona Buchanan (33), Wendy Morse (32). Pin Shot: Jocelyn Rabjohns. Approaches: Margie Lucas, Anne Kenzler. Longest Putt: Maz Hawkins. Results from 4 August Monthly Medal - Stroke and Putts. Trophy: Club. Monthly Medal Winners: Terri Cairns (66), Sue Piggott (67). Net Event Winner: Terri Cairns (66). Runner-up: Sue Piggott (67). Rundown: Carolyn Foster (69), Karen Hall (70), Bronwyn Woolbank (73), Rose Caffyn (73), Tina Thomas (74), Weang Brown (75), Jocelyn Rabjohns (75), Chris Michael (75). Approaches: Deb Nelson. Putts: Terri Cairns (29). ● noosatoday.com.au

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