Est. 2013 Issue: Vol. 3 No. 7 1 AUGUST 2015 Please take one Editor: Helen Mouneimne
WILLUNGA ---GAZETTE---
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A monthly publication of the Willunga Business and Tourism Association Inc As a group, each of the committee members has undertaken at least one major area of responsibility; and the amount of work completed by WBTA this year is testament to that. It is only when time is taken to reflect on the last twelve months that the realisation sinks in that it has been a very busy year for WBTA – maybe too busy. The challenge for the new committee will be to work a twelve month program from the new three year Strategic Plan, and not try to accomplish everything in one year.
WILLUNGA BUSINESS & TOURISM ASSOCIATION AGM Tuesday August 25th 5.30pm Alma Hotel All members and would-be members welcome. Nibbles provided President’s report All positions will be declared vacant. Nominations for President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer will be called for. Five other committee members to be elected including an honorary position for local Tour Down Under Coordinator. Nomination forms available from the Secretary – Please contact Tom Laing (tomlaing@gmail.com)
News from the WBTA Chairman Dave Greenslade As mentioned in the previous Gazette, two of our long standing committee members, Tom Laing and Lorraine Poole will be retiring at the AGM. We wish them well in the coming years and no doubt their talents will not go unnoticed by other groups in the town. As it currently stands, the committee comprises of: Dave Greenslade (President/Chair), Angela Gill (Vice President), Tom Laing (Secretary/TDU Coordinator), Tom Parker (Treasurer), Helen Mouneimne (Gazette editor), Ben Barber, Angela Lisman, Lorraine Poole, Barnaby Scantlebury, Hazel Wainwright and Anthony Whaite.
Achievements over the last twelve months include: continued publication of the Willunga Gazette; the refining of willunga.com; the organising of the Willunga end of Stage 5 TDU and the inaugural Light Up Willunga; the Discover Willunga Fair; Public meetings concerning the Bank S.A. closure, the fate of trees in Willunga and High St development; the active support for the establishment of the Bendigo Bank branch in Willunga; Business After 5 events; representation on the High St reference group, the City of Onkaparinga Economic Development Forum and the Rec Park President’s group. The Strategic Plan will expand on all of these and highlight areas that need refreshing/revisiting. The committee is currently exploring the notion of a Willunga Small Business and Community Awards project and a sub-committee has been working away on this. Additionally, WBTA is leading a representative group focusing on ways to support the many and diverse events that occur in the town. We are looking to increase our membership. Membership is open not only to small business but also interested residents or more particularly those retired business people who are looking to impart their accumulated wisdom in a practical and collegiate way. For a twelve month fee of $25 for an individual or $50 for a business, a member will be able to enter an interesting world of country town happenings and maybe influence some quite impressive outcomes. WBTA opens the door to not only local decision making that affects all residents of Willunga but also provides an avenue through to the City of Onkaparinga decision makers. Contact Tom Laing (tomlaing@gmail.com) for membership application information. In summary, the six objectives of our Strategic Plan are: -To provide effective leadership and proficient administration -To actively and widely promote the business and tourism benefits of Willunga. -To support and encourage responsible infrastructure development in Willunga… continued on page 4
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Your Community News WILLUNGA GIG GUIDE Old Bush Inn 51 High St, Willunga SA 5172 Lunch Everyday 12-2, Dinner Sun- Wed 6 8pm, Thursday – Saturday 6-9 Bookings: 8557 1000 Live Music Saturday Nights in August and September August 15th – Hi Rollers 8:30pm August 29th – Russell Stuart Trio 8:30pm September 19th – Keith Hall and Pat Dow Blues Band 8:30pm
Alma Hotel 11 Hill Street, Willunga Bookings: 8556 2027 Friday 7th-Karaoke 9pm Saturday 15th -Konnected acoustic blues/roots duo 8:30 Saturday 29th -Justin Freschi-solo acoustic 8:30
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Your Community News Local Business Profile: Nicholas Eid Lawyer Nicholas Eid recently opened a legal practice in Willunga. He has spent the last ten years working in the profession in Adelaide, initially in private practice as a solicitor, and subsequently as a barrister. He moved to Willunga looking for a change in lifestyle and to fulfill an interest in becoming a small business owner. He recognized a deficiency of professional services in the region. There is a real need for improved legal services in regional areas. Prior to commencing legal practice Nicholas spent many years working as a police officer in South Australia and as a senior manager for the Commonwealth government with the Department of Immigration. His experience in these roles enables him to offer skills and understanding in dealing with criminal law and migration law problems. Nicholas also has a wealth of knowledge in family law. He has worked as an advocate in court running trials for clients trying to resolve complex personal and property disputes associated with the breakdown of their relationships. Family law is perhaps the most complex of all forms of law, as relationship breakdowns are often accompanied by high levels of personal and emotional distress not only for the individual involved, but also their wider families in supporting their loved ones. Sensitive management of a client’s situation is critical to achieving a positive outcome for them. Nicholas is also able to offer services to clients in other fields of law such as the preparation of Wills, estate planning, and general commercial law. Too often people delay putting into place a Will until it is too late. Not having a Will can cause significant distress to those left behind because of uncertainty surrounding a person’s wishes. These issues are hard for many of us to confront, but a failure to do so can leave a lasting impact on those we care about most. It is important to understand that the key to success in legal matters is early intervention.
Legal practice now open 1/41 High Street Willunga
Areas of Practice Family Law Wills & Estate Planning Legal Aid matters welcome Criminal Law Business & Commercial Law Migration Law
NEW CLIENTS WELCOME Ph: 08 74444280 nicholaseid@nuskope.com.au
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Your Community News WBTA Article continued from page 1 -To show leadership in organising events and to support initiatives from community groups who organise festivals, events,forums,workshops and attractions in Willunga. -To encourage and promote service excellence. -To play an active role in promoting healthy lifestyles, the protection of Willunga’s natural environment and the preservation of the town’s proud heritage. If this sounds like something you want to involve yourself in – contact the secretary for a nomination form.
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Your Community News Real Estate – Best Culture: National “Employer of choice” Survey First National Real Estate has been voted number one for culture in a national survey that indicated the network has the happiest agency principals, real estate agents, property managers and staff in the country. Sterling Publishing revealed the strengths and weaknesses of all the major Australian real estate brands through its ‘Employer of Choice’ survey, which incorporated interviews with Top 100 agents; high profile industry figures, recruitment and coaching executives, and real estate agents. First National Real Estate Nick van Vliet principal Nick says ‘It’s extremely encouraging to know we have been judged by our staff and industry peers to be the employer of choice in a nationwide survey’. ‘The foundation of a good culture is what helps sales agents and property managers achieve their best. A happy, productive team delivers the best service and results for customers and this what we have always strived to achieve. ‘The independent verification provided by this survey is important news for young agents who are embarking on a career and trying to decide which agency or network
will help them achieve satisfaction and success’ said Nick. First National Real Estate is a cooperative real estate network that was founded more than 30 years ago in Victoria. It has over 400 offices throughout Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific and employs over 2,500 staff. Its business model involves local, state and national member consultation but the network also regularly invites young staff participate in committees and focus groups. The Employer of Choice survey revealed that culture is the number one reason agents to choose to work for a real estate business or brand. An agency’s reputation and the support it provides are the two next most important factors.
up the phone and give us a call. We’re Australia’s real estate employer of choice’ said Nick. Issued by: First National Real Estate Nick van Vliet For further information contact: Nick van Vliet, Principal, First National Real Estate Nick van Vliet on 0416 088 556 -------
Julian Craig presents:
Venomous Animals of South Australia-Tuesday 25th August@ 7pm. Uniting Church Hall, St Andrews Terrace,
Willunga. Bookings Essential Venomous Animals Friends of Aldinga Scrub presents Aldinga Scrub Talk and Tour- Sunday 23rd August@ 10am Aldinga Scrub
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Vales Community Venomous Animals of South Australia-Tuesday Radio, Inc is having 25th theirAugust@ Annual7pm. Uniting Church Hall, St General Meeting Andrews Terrace, (AGM) on Saturday Willunga. Bookings Essential Venomous September 12th at Animals 2:30 pm at the Friends of Aldinga Scrub Waverley presents Aldinga Scrub Homestead Talk and Tour-in Sunday 23rd August@ 10am Willunga. Aldinga Scrub All are welcome!
The survey affirmed agents choose to work for First National Real Estate for three key reasons; the network’s culture, its brand, and the overall support it provides. ‘We offer young people a programme of training that helps them grow personally and professionally, setting them on a path to longterm career success and prosperity. We’re always looking for motivated, enthusiastic young people and the message is clear; if you’re considering a career in real estate, come and see us with your resume or pick
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Your Community News without the morning rush and delicious pot of hot slow cooked regional food. Self serve produce is also available during the week Mon to Fri 10-4
------Scoop SA is proud to announce it’s new Farm Gate and Hot Pot Saturday. All the fresh produce that we grow and collect for the some of the best and most renowned restaurants in SA and beyond is now available to the public on Saturdays. The seasonal produce is both from our own grow houses and collected from local Fleurieu growers throughout the week. Together with Head Chef of Fino, Ben Sommariva we create a Hot Pot dish of the week. The Pot changes weekly according to what is freshest and abundant in the Fleurieu. It could be anything from a seafood ramen to pine mushrooms with handmade tagliatelle. It’s a pretty relaxed and informal affair, run out of the back of our market pop-up caravan and if the weather is too wild we move the whole show into the cosy shed. We have an extensive range of seasonal fruit and vegetables, herbs, salad mixes, olives, oils, nuts, dried fruit and cheeses. Open from 12-4pm every Saturday it’s perfect for the week’s shopping
Sisters of Abundance Ladies Choir with Guest Artists are excited to announce their annual concert for 2015 called, "Sing It Again, Sista!" 2015 marks the 10th Anniversary since the choir was first formed. Tatachilla Lutheran College, where choir members meet to practise each Monday night, also celebrates a birthday this year too their 20th. Amazingly and coincidentally, 40 years ago "Queen" released "Bohemian Rhapsody." As a tribute piece, the choir will included their version of this popular song in their 10-yearcelebration-of-song concert programme, along with other favourites! "Sing It Again, Sista!" concert promises to be the choir's biggest to date! In order to accommodate a growing audience, they will perform at the prestigious Hopgood Theatre, Noarlunga Centre, on Sunday 11 October at 2pm.
Tickets $20 each, Group Booking of 10 or more $15 each, Children 12 years and under $15. This ten year milestone is not to be missed! Enquiries to Secretary, Jennie Perry on 0418 807 199 ------
All are welcome at Trees for Life meetings at 7.20pm at the Eco classroom, Tatachilla Lutheran College. Inquiries to Julie Turner on 8556 2401. Wed 5th August.
‘Recycling Revolution’. Lynda Wedding, Waste and Recycling Officer with the City of Onkaparinga, will discuss kerbside bins and other waste services provided by Council. Wed 2nd September. ‘Moorunde Wildlife Reserve: saving wombat habitat in the Murray Mallee’. Peter Clements, President of Wombats SA (Natural History Society of SA) will discuss the recent decline in suitable habitat and food resources for wombats in the Murraylands.
Willunga Gazette Deadline September Send in your news, event dates and advertisements by 28th August 2015
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August is South Australian Living Artists month and many artists in The Fleurieu will be exhibiting a variety of different artworks. Exhibitions by local artists in the Willunga area, include paintings by Catherine Finnis Gray, fibre art by Tineke Hazel, paperworks by Cher McGrath and digital prints by Liz French at Tineke’s Studio at 118 Little Road, Willunga. Glen Howlett is also showing new glass works at the Glass Studio , 36 High Street, Willunga. Check the SALA program for opening times. There are over 600 SALA exhibitions throughout South Australia and programs are available at exhibition venues, or on line at salafestival.com.
Spring Gardening in Willunga with a Season of Growing. As blossoms appear amid the cold winter chill it is a sign that the season of Spring is just around the corner. Willunga Uniting Church has many celebrations for the gardener in mind this spring. First there is the SALA exhibition, which features wonderful floral images by Anthi, showing all of August and September. Next there is the fresh and seasonal Spring Fair. With loads of plants on sale for gardeners. Lots of market stalls,
Devonshire teas, free face painting, children’s activities, crafts and a Model railway display of South Australian trains. Put September 5th on your calendar, 10am to 3pm, for this must see spring event. Plans are also being developed for a children’s garden. The proposed garden site is next to the church, which will have spaces and garden beds especially for children. This will use local materials including slate, wooden logs and sticks. The proposed plans are now up for consultation. There will be planned workshops and feedback is being sought from all ages on the children’s garden design. Kids can get active, growing and most likely very grubby in this project. We need their ideas and visions on the garden. Plans for the children’s garden will be on show at Bethany Hall during the SALA exhibition and Spring Fair. So come by and take a look and put in your suggestions. The Season of Growing festivities kick off with the SALA exhibition commencing August 1st until September 27th. Opening Hours are Thursday and Friday from 9am to 12 midday.
Saturday and Sunday from 10am to 2pm. The Spring Fair is happening on Saturday, September 5th, 10am to 3pm. Willunga Uniting Church, corner of St Jude Street and St Andrews Terrace. For further info check out our Facebook page. https://www.facebook.c om/WillungaUnitingChu rch?ref=hl -------
Willunga Tennis Club offers junior and senior competition tennis, plus social tennis on a Wednesday night. there is regular weekly practice plus private coaching is available. The Willunga Tennis Club's AGM is on Monday 3rd August at 7pm at Alma Hotel, all welcome. The club's Come and try afternoon is Sunday 30th August. Come and have a go at tennis under the instruction of Luke, Luca and Matt the club coachs'. Its free plus there will be a sausage sizzle. Racquets available. Suitable for ages five plus. Proudly sponsored by Bendigo Bank Enquiries or to book in: willungatennis@hotmail .com -------
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Your Community News The beautiful almond blossom christmas tree survived to live another day too. Blue skies and sunshine. Even if the wind was ultra cold. We had a fast paced worship time to get in pole position for the parade. With love from Willunga Uniting Church
A pilgrimage of the heart and Willunga almond blossom time. Willunga Almond Blossom parade time. The old hay cart rides again! Jani, Liam and Mia on board. Plus the crew handing out almonds and fliers for the Willunga Christmas Tree Festival.
Get yourself back to the future!
As Cinemallunga celebrates 30 years since Marty and the Doc first strapped themsleves into the Delorean and took us all for a wild ride. The Hill Valley Diner will be dishing out an All-American dinner from 6:30, before the big screen lights up at 7:30. A licensed bar and great range of snacks should keep all tastes happy. As usual, dress ups and joining in are highly encouraged. This should be a great night out so grab some friends or family, dust off the
The beautiful almond blossom christmas tree survived to live another day too. Blue skies and sunshine. Even if the wind was ultra cold. We had a fast paced worship time to get in pole position for the parade.
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puffer jacket and hoverskate down to the Willunga Show Hall on Saturday August 15th. Tickets, priced at $15, $12 Concession or $10 for Under 13s are now on sale online from trybooking.com, as well as at I am Tall Poppy, Willunga, Aldinga Beach Newsagency or Yummy Nuts, McLaren Vale. More information from cinemallunga@gmail.co m our Facebook page or on 0418 807 529. Money raised is going to Motivations Australia's mobility work in the Pacific Islands. -------
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Your Community News Southern Theatre and Arts Supporters is midway through the STARSTRUCK 20th Anniversary Year and the Cabaret “Simply the Henbest” featuring Sidonie Henbest will be held in the Willunga Show Hall, Main Road Willunga on Saturday 5th September. Sidonie featured in the Willunga 175 Black Tie Event last year and thrilled the audience with her amazing performance. After Five wear and dancing shoes! Tables of eight available. The Cabaret is sponsored by Hugh Hamilton Wines which will be available for purchase and guests are asked to bring supper. The STARS Lottery will be drawn on the night with prizes including Original painting by Ivan Pederson, commissioned pastel by Julie Noble, plant from Perry’s Fruit and Nut Nursery, Tickets to ASO, Musica Viva and Australian String Quartet performances, Chooks Little Winery Tours and more. Lottery tickets at $5.00 will be for sale on the night. Cabaret tickets $35.00 ($30.00 STARS members)available via website www.stars.org.au Another highlight of the 20th Anniversary year for STARS is a concert with the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra performing “A Sparkling Symphony” at Tatachilla College Stadium on Saturday 3 October at 7.00 pm. The concert will feature local identities conductor
Luke Dollman, baroque violinist Lucinda Moon and host Julie Howard. Wine sponsors for the event will be Hugh Hamilton Wines and STARS is delighted to have this local winery on board for the Anniversary year. Tickets $45.00 now available on the website www.stars.org.au and follow the links. -------
The Relay is a global community fundraising event, with all funds from the McLaren Vale Relay for Life going to the Cancer Council of SA.
Cancer Council of SA. There are many moving ceremonies including the survivors and carers lap and afternoon tea, the candle light ceremony, survivor stories and more held during the event. Over the course of the event there are many activities for both team participants (on both days) and visitors (on the Saturday 26th September). Last year the McLaren Vale Relay raised a huge $59,000 which has helped Cancer Council of SA continue to provide their valuable services, support and research throughout the year. Currently our 23 amazing teams made up of 100 participants for the 2015 event have already raised an amazing $22,077 this year.
Our aim this year is to have 35 teams and raise over $60,000 to assist the Cancer Council of SA continue with their vital research, services and support Please contact us if you have any questions or require any further information. We appreciate and value your support; together we will make a difference in the fight against cancer. http://fundraising.cance r.org.au/site/TR?fr_id=2 950&pg=entry Tanya Hommema & Lisa Head Volunteer Media Marketing - McLaren Vale Relay for Life (Tanya 0419 807 942 or Lisa 0438 801 089)
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We want to raise awareness within the local communities, to encourage people to become involved and or support this worthwhile event. The Relay honours cancer survivors, carers and remembers those who have lost their lives to cancer. The fundraising from this event ensures Cancer Council of SA can continue providing their services and support to those in need and vital research into cancer. The event runs for 19 hours; teams camp around the track and team participants share the walking over the 19 hour period. The event is run by volunteers and supported by staff at
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Ingredients:
200g beetroot, peeled, coarsely chopped 175g butter, coarsely chopped 255g (1 1/4 cups, firmly packed) brown sugar 200g 70% cocoa dark chocolate, coarsely chopped 3 eggs, lightly whisked 75g (1/2 cup) plain flour 35g (1/3 cup) cocoa powder 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg 1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon 100g (1 cup) walnuts, coarsely chopped Icing sugar, to dust
Recipe of the Month…
Rich beetroot and choc brownies Method: Step 1 Preheat oven to 180C. Grease and line a 20cm-square cake pan with baking paper, allowing sides to overhang. Process beetroot in a food processor until finely chopped. Step 2 Place beetroot, butter, brown sugar and dark chocolate in a saucepan over medium-low heat. Stir for 5 minutes or until melted. Transfer to a bowl. Stir in the egg. Combine flour, cocoa powder, nutmeg and cinnamon in a bowl. Sift flour mixture over chocolate mixture and stir to combine. Stir in walnuts. Pour into prepared pan. Bake for 30 minutes or until center is just firm. Cool in pan. Cut into squares. Dust with icing sugar.
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Anglican Pastoral District of Southern Vales St Stephen’s Church, St Andrews Tce. Willunga. Service: Saturday 5.30 pm: Vigil Mass. All Welcome. Contact: Pastoral District Secretary, Telephone 8323 9155 Website: www.southernvalespari sh.org St Stephen’s organises a monthly dinner at the Willunga Hotel on the 3rd Saturday night of the month, after the 5.30 pm service, for anyone wishing to join in for fellowship. No dinner in July. The next dinner will be held on August 15th at 7.00pm. Bookings to Ted Sandercock 8556 4535 St Ann's Patronal Festival will be held on Sunday 2nd August at 10.00 am at Aldinga. Schools Ministry Concert on Sunday August 9th at the Lutheran Church, McLaren Vale at 2 pm St Stephen's for baptisms, weddings and funerals. Contact the PD Secretary above, As a historic building St Stephen's is on the Willunga Walks experience.
Open letter to back Aldinga Turkeys Please back this plan to reopen the old Aldinga Turkeys Factory as a community Cooperative to the tune of $70,000. We could help to keep these jobs, skills and expertise here in the Fleurieu. To view a copy of the letter please see: http://www.fleurieupou ltry.com/?p=209 Please share this Open Letter to your friends here who you think might also be interested in making this initiative a success. -------
Save the Great Barrier Reef – Local Flash Mob Opportunity As you may have heard, the Great Barrier Reef is threatened by development of the worlds largest coal port at Abbot Point and "stopping the Galilee Coal mines of Central Queensland is one of the most important fossil fuel fights on the planet” This is our nation’s heritage and the planet’s future and we have the
street theatre so we will need lots of HOME IMPROVEMENTS outgoing folks. We will also need those with skills including social media promotions, costumes, props, handout distribution and talking to the public. If you are LOCAL PEOPLE - LOCAL TRADES interested in being WORKING FOR THEinvolved, COMMUNITY drop me a line on ● Extensions/additionsjeffsimmons@iprimu ● Re-roofing s.com.au ● Windows and doors ● Decks ● Kitchen, bathroom and laundry renovations ● Hot water replacement or repair ● Rainwater tanks and pumps ● All gas fitting – hotplates, stoves, heaters Willunga Building Services Kevin: 0414 858 101 AHTS Plumbing & Gas Fitting Alan: 0412 782 286
During August, 350.org is coordinating local actions throughout Australia to persuade the Commonwealth Bank not to fund these destructive projects. August 13 – 15 will see actions at McLaren Vale Commonwealth Bank and other branches throughout Adelaide.
street theatre so we will need lots of outgoing folks. We will also need those with skills including social media promotions, costumes, props, handout distribution and talking to the public. If you are interested in being involved, drop me a line on jeffsimmons@iprimus.c om.au
Our actions will be innovative, theatrical and fun says local organizer Jeff Simmons. We are looking for volunteers with all sorts of skills and interests . We are going to create some really crazy and impactful flash mob
The Galilee Basin in Qld is to be the site of 9 mega coal mines, five of which will be bigger than any mines operating in Australia today. The burning of the coal from these mines will result in 74% more emissions than all
power to intervene.
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Your Community News of Australia’s current greenhouse emissions. If the Galilee Basin was to be considered a country, it would be the seventh largest source of carbon emissions in the world. If there is a tipping point for global warming, and we have not reached it yet, this will definitely do it. The Abbot Point Coal Port expansion required to cope with all this coal will involve massive increases in the numbers of coal tankers passing through the reef and the dredging of 1.6 million cubic meters of
Great Barrier Reef sea floor. The reef is the home of endangered sea turtles, dugongs, snub nosed dolphins and the migratory path of the humpback whales as well as a major international tourist destination, fish nursery and national icon. Adani, India’s largest power company is behind the project. They have been fined 40 million dollars by the Indian Government for bribery and corruption, large scale mangrove destruction, ground water
contamination, river blockages and 100 000 tones of fly ash pollution in their port development in Mundra India. They also have a record of worker exploitation. Already 12 of the 20 largest global banks have ruled out funding the project because of the environmental impacts involved and viability concerns with low coal prices and rapidly declining coal export markets. In the last 18 months 400 million dollars has been divested from the
big four banks and another 50 billion dollars of divestments pledged. In May, we conducted over 100 actions at 60 Commonwealth Bank branches around Australia and following this up in August, and as long and as often as necessary, we will convince the Commonwealth Bank that it is in everyones interest to move on from fossil fuels. -------
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Tuesday Wake Up
Wednesday Breakfast
9am 12noon
The Country Show
With Pixie
With Alan
Music For The Ages With JeffwithaJ
The Dead Parrot Show With JeffwithaJ
Sounds of Music
“J.B’s STAX OF WAX”
Mixed Bag
Music Matinee Music of Stage & Screen
Music Carousel
With Jeff Button
With Midge
with Big Les
12noon 3pm
3pm 6pm
“ Crunch time” with Laura and Caleb
6pm
Music Box _____________ 12mn
Music Mix
The reef is the home of endangered sea turtles, dugongs, snub nosed dolphins and the the 12 – 6am
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Drive Time with Denise
Thursday Roller Coaster with Dimitri & Darren
With Big Les
With Graham
with Graham
Oz Mix 3-4pm ______________ “ The Smart Living Show” with Eileena 4-6pm
Training with Matthew L. Kathryn:6T.B.A. 6-8pm 8pm ______________ Including Oz Mix Rookie Radio Live The reef is the home of 6.30-7.30 endangered sea turtles, Music Mix dugongs, snub nosed
“The Write Show” with Eileena and Becky
Friday Mix Tape With Damo
CLASSIC PIXIE With Pixie Haseloff
12-2pm Music with Midge Waldorf Salad[school] 2-3pm
1pm SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE LIVE BROADCAST
Friday Shuffle
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Siren to Siren Football Show 6pm-7pm
Music Box
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Sunday Lunch With Denise
SFL LIVE continued 6pm
Masses of Classics and a little bit extra with Gail
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