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The Changing Face of Canungra Business
Local businesses adapted quickly to the challenge of government restrictions brought in because of the COVID-19 pandemic. With health and government regulations changing daily, on Monday 23rd March the main street changed from a hive of activity as businesses implemented the changes. Cafes and restaurants are not allowed to have seated dining but take away meals are permitted. Space restrictions meant that businesses have had to curtail the number of customers in the shops and mark out places for customers to stand.
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Canungra Takeaway owner Rachel McGlashan said she is now offering ‘kitchen
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Canungra FoodWorks
Canungra FoodWorks quickly stepped up to meet customer requirements, implementing a home delivery service for residents in Canungra and on Beechmont.
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Although the hotel’s restaurant and public bar has had to close, the bottleshop will remain open and the Hotel has started food deliveries for take away meals from Wednesday to Sunday evenings.
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Shona Kraayvanger quickly stepped up to the mark by adjusting their menu for healthy take-away meals and partnering with local caterer Kate Raymont to provide takeaway meals suitable for family dinners. For further details regarding local business services please visit The Canungra Times Online Business Directory or follow The Canungra Times on Facebook.
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Scenic Rim Regional Council has cancelled Scenic Rim Eat Local Week, including the Winter Harvest Festival, in the interests of public safety amid the global COVID-19 pandemic. Following advice from the Australian and Queensland Government health authorities restricting mass gatherings and non-essential travel, and in consideration of the many stakeholders and partners, Council made the decision to cancel the event, which attracts up to 40,000 people annually. Chair of the Local Disaster Management Group, Mayor Greg Christensen said Council approved an economic stimulus package to help minimise the impact on the Scenic Rim’s economy at a Special Meeting on 26th March. “This package included consideration of Eat Local Week and the ability to work with the region’s agri- and food producers to develop a providore solution to open up growth opportunities,” said Greg. “Council also announced its intention to develop a Go Local and Grow Local campaign in conjunction with local Chambers of Commerce across the region. “Scenic Rim Regional Council works collaboratively with a wide range of local
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businesses to deliver Eat Local Week each year, and naturally it is a major disappointment that this cancellation of Eat Local Week must happen. “However, it is the right decision to put the health and safety of the Scenic Rim’s visitors, producers, tourism operators and the wider community first. “We would like to thank the Scenic Rim Eat Local Week sponsors, event organisers, food ambassadors, stallholders and the broader Scenic Rim Eat Local Week family for their support and understanding. “Scenic Rim Eat Local Week was due to celebrate its 10th anniversary in 2020. In the decade to date, Eat Local Week has gone from strength to strength, helping the Scenic Rim win its current title of ‘Outstanding Region’ at the delicious. Produce Awards and winning a national award at the Australian Economic Development Awards in 2019. “Eat Local Week contributes about $2 million to the Scenic Rim’s economy each year, and has helped the region build a strong local food movement with many loyal followers from near and far. Eat Local Week will be sorely missed by locals and visitors alike in 2020.
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COLLECTION OF ABANDONED VEHICLES The following vehicles have been reported as being ‘abandoned’, therefore notice is hereby given that under Section 100 of the Transport Operations (Road Use Management) Act 1995, the below mentioned vehicle/s have been removed from their previous locations by Scenic Rim Regional Council. VEHICLE DETAILS: REGO: PREVIOUS LOCATION: Gold 414YNO Anna Street, Holden Astra BEAUDESERT These vehicles will be held by Council for 30 days. Within this time the owner may make an application to release the vehicle with all associated costs covered by the owner. Proof of ownership is required at the time of the release. If these vehicles are not collected by 3 April 2020, they will either be sold or disposed of. For further information, please contact Council on 07 5540 5111.
COVID-19 AND COUNCIL SERVICES
Scenic Rim Regional Council Local Disaster Management Group moved to ALERT status on Tuesday 17 March in response to the global COVID-19 pandemic. During this unprecedented time, the health, safety and wellbeing of employees, residents, ratepayers and our broader communities is of utmost importance. As such, we have increased our cleaning and hygiene regimes at all our buildings. We urge you to protect yourselves by avoiding large gatherings, using common sense, staying calm and cooperating with the advice of health authorities. We have created a webpage with all information about our services and programs, which is updated regularly. Visit: scenicrim.qld.gov.au/covid-19
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We are also sharing information on Council’s social media channels and Disaster Dashboard, which we encourage you to follow. Anyone with health concerns directly related to COVID-19 can call 13 HEALTH (13 43 25 84) and find up-to-date information on the Queensland Health website at health.qld.gov.au/ coronavirus CUSTOMER SERVICE CENTRES Contact us by telephone if you are limiting your face-to-face interactions in the community. Our Customer Service Centre employees would welcome a call on telephone 07 5540 5111 from Monday to Friday from 8.30am to 4.30pm This telephone number is also monitored 24/7 for any Council emergencies If your enquiry is not urgent, you can email us at mail@scenicrim.qld.gov.au You can also access our forms online at scenicrim.qld.gov.au and submit them by email. While we understand that some enquiries may require you to visit one of our Administration or Customer Service Centres, we encourage our community members to evaluate the urgency of their enquiry and consider their health and safety and that of our staff members before visiting in person. COUNCIL OPERATIONS At this stage, Council essential services are still operating including waste collection services, transfer stations and land fill sites, road and parks teams, as well as licensing and permit applications, building/plumbing and development approvals. We will communicate any service impacts to our communities if this changes.
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“In these tough and constantly changing times, we can at least give ourselves something to look forward to by marking 2021 Eat Local Week in our diaries for 26th June to 4th July. “As we count down to Eat Local Week 2021 now, more than ever, is the time to make the most of the abundant local Scenic Rim food still being produced right on our doorstep. “All of us have the opportunity to support our local producers and food businesses as they adapt to give us safe access to fresh, seasonal, high quality produce. “Council continues to look for innovative ways to support our region through this time. “Council will publish a full list of participants and sponsors who had committed to be part of 2020 events on the Scenic Rim Eat Local Week website so you can show your support for those businesses affected now, and into the future. “The Scenic Rim as a region looks forward to being able to once again share the sights, sounds and tastes of our unique event when we celebrate the 10th anniversary of Eat Local Week in 2021. Put 26th June to 4th July in your diaries now.”
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We are exploring options on how we can still deliver some of our programs by live streaming events, creating school holiday kits, providing online resources and exhibitions as well as using internet technologies such as Zoom to facilitate meetings that would otherwise need to be cancelled or postponed. We have, however, had to postpone and cancel a number of events and encourage you to visit our website for the most up-to-date information.
As at 20 March, our libraries remain open for borrowing and computer use as usual, CLOSED - however we have suspended all programs and events at librariesSEE across theCOUNCIL Scenic Rim.
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As at 20 March, our Be Healthy & Active Program • LOAN AND COLLECTION EXTENSIONS: is still operating. The program has many activities, We will extend our normal loan period to eight some which are small groups and some are weeks and double the number of items available held outdoors. Some service providers may take for loan. You will now be able to borrow 40 items for eight weeks! smaller classes, ensure there is adequate distance CANCELLED between each person participating, ensure hand • RING AND COLLECT SERVICE: Give us a call, sanitisers are available and encourage participants and tell us what you would like from our collection to bringSEE their own COUNCIL equipment rather than sharing and we can make it available for pick-up. This (where applicable). Keeping fit and active is more service will also be available in our townships WEBSITE important than ever and we can’t underestimate visited by the outreach service. the mental health benefits of exercise when people • SCHOOL HOLIDAY ACTIVITY PACKS: Pick up FOR MORE are feeling more stressed than usual. school holiday activity packs for different age Of course, some of these providers may also be groups so your children can enjoy their upcoming INFORMATION advised by their governing bodies, or decide school holidays. for themselves, to temporarily cancel or offer • FACEBOOK: Check our Facebook page each alternative activities (where appropriate). It is business day of the school holidays for inspiration important that you contact the provider directly for ideas on what to do each day! details regarding your preferred activity.
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ATV For Canungra Rural Firefighters
Canungra Rural Firefighters received a boost in field capability recently when Energy Minister Dr Anthony Lynham handed over a new All-Terrain Vehicle to access isolated areas, together with a trailer and water pump. The vehicle is valued at over $40,000. For more than a decade Energex has partnered with the State’s Rural Fire Service providing more than $750,000 worth of operational equipment directly to local brigades. Funding for the vehicle also came from a generous group from a Beenleigh Over 50’s village, who had previously donated water for Canungra when the Water Treatment Plant was closed. The Beenleigh group raised $2,125 through raffling a Gerding Clock, made by one of their residents. They visited Canungra on 7th March to present a cheque to the Canungra Rural Fire Brigade and supported the town further by visiting the local shops and cafes. Dr Lynham said he was proud to hand over vital fire fighting and lifesaving equipment, on behalf of Energex, to volunteers
The Beenleigh group presents a cheque to Canungra Rural Fire Service
who go out of their way to protect lives and property within the community. “There’s no question this fire season has been one of the worst on record and to ensure the community remained safe the men and women of the local brigades demonstrated exceptional commitment, diligence and bravery,” Dr Lynham said.
“They were out there in not only tough conditions, but sometimes terrifying situations putting their lives on the line for others. “I am honoured to be able to meet these local heroes today and officially hand over additional equipment I hope will assist them continue their tremendous work in the future.”
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Autumn Orchid and Foliage Show By Peter Rice, Secretary, BDOFS On the day before the Autumn Orchid and Foliage Show, a dedicated band of Beaudesert Districts Orchid and Foliage Society members spent a busy morning setting up the hall, not knowing what the response was going to be as far as the benching of exhibition plants, the availability of sales plants and the eventual attendance of visitors. By judging time, the hall’s exhibition tables and stage were bedecked with 128 orchids and 145 foliage plants, with a few whimsical entries to keep them company. The Society was pleased with this benching as a half a dozen members who usually bench plants were non-attendees due to other commitments. Enthusiasts from other societies, hearing that there could be a limited display, came to the fore and brought along their favourite plants for entry into the competition. On Saturday morning the hall was as you would expect to see it – the stage display tastefully decorated; the craft and cake table “personned” by helpers from Canungra Uniting Church; Weird and Wonderful with their huge selection of sales plants; the sales
Canungra Uniting Church held the cake stall at the Orchid Show
section for members of the society and other exhibitors; the kitchen in full flurry as there was a busload of visitors coming soon after opening time – and a number of members awaiting the opening of the door at 8am. By closing at 2pm on Sunday, 474 visitors had passed through the door. Lucky Door Prizes: Bunnings Gift Cards - Julie Poile ($50); Kerrey Vanderwijk ($30); Jennifer Day ($20). Garden Hamper Raffle: First Prize - Jacki Wright; Second Prize: Pam from Boyland; Third Prize: Margaret Lee.
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Grand Champion Orchid (sponsored by Scott Buchholz, Federal Member for Wright) was Cattleya. Grand Champion Foliage Plant Scyphullaria pentaphylla, grown by Lee Thorneycroft. Reserve Champion Orchid (sponsored by Jon Krause, State Member for Scenic Rim) grown by Jennifer Robertson. The Reserve Champion Foliage Plant (sponsored by Jon Krause) was a Begonia “Autumn Leaves”, grown by Lee Thorneycroft.
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International Woman’s Day Breakfast By Becky Bell- McNee. Photos by Katherine O’Brien Photography International Woman’s Day was celebrated by 55 people over a buffet breakfast at O’Reilly’s Canungra Valley Vineyard on Friday 6th March. There were two guest speakers on the morning, Leonie Smith, President of the Beechmountain branch of the QCWA and Donna Tunbridge. Leonie discussed how new the branch was at the time when Beechmont, Binna Burra and surrounding areas were under attack by the bushfires in September 2019. The Beechmountain QCWA, amongst many other community groups, rallied to support the community through connection, resilience and a bottom up approach to working with government and meeting adversity in a close-knit community. She gave a valuable insight into the loss of the ‘safe place’ and community that the 11 families who lost their homes had experienced, with many having to move away from Beechmont while deciding whether to rebuild their homes. Donna shared her inspirational story of loss, betrayal and determination following the forced adoption of her baby in 1973 as a young unwed mother. She went on to speak about her work in the entertainment industry and how she has been strengthened by her experiences. Donna has gone on to use her skills to work in a range of not for profit organisations. Donna was reunited with her daughter many years later and today has a strong relationship with her.
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Above: Speakers Donna Tunbridge and Leonie Smith. Top Left: Virginia West, Jen Pack, Nikki Hobbs and Jane Kelly. Bottom Left: Sophie Mott, Julie Hughes and Hannah-Rae Hughes.
Financial Assistance during COVID-19 The team at Bendigo Bank Canungra and Beaudesert customer We continue to offer our normal financial assistance package to service centre would like to reach out to our community during this business customers on a case-by-case basis. This includes: time of change. • The waiver of fees for the restructuring or consolidation of loans; If you need financial help during a difficult time, we offer an assistance • The waiver of interest rate reductions for early withdrawals on package which can include: term deposits prior to maturity; Financial assistance package • The waiver or deferral of a range of fees and charges; and/or • Home loan relief for up to six months; • The deferral of interest payments or term extensions; • Fees waived to restructure or consolidate loans; • Discounted interest rates on new personal loans for Bendigo Bank • Waive fees on merchant terminals for three months. customers; If you’re affected by financial hardship please call your local branch • No interest rate reduction for early withdrawals on term deposits; 07 5543 5773. • Small Business Relief Package. We can also be reached via email at The Small Business Relief Package is now available to customers. canungra&districtmailbox@bendigoadelaide.com.au or This package includes business loan relief for up to six months. beaudesertmailbox@bendigoadelaide.com.au. Contact your business banking relationship manager for details. We’ll streamline approvals to get you the support you need as soon Our branches will still be open if you need to come in and see us. Thank you for your support and cooperation. possible. ® Canungra & District Community Bank Branch I Open Monday - Friday 9.30am - 4pm, Saturday 9am - 12 noon. 1/44 Christie St, Canungra Qld 4275 I P: 07 5543 5773 I Manager, Vanessa Skinner 0412 115 020
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Zanzibar Hairstyling - Growing In Style
Zanzibar Hair Styling has grown from strength to strength since opening their doors in Canungra two and a half years ago. Salon Owner/Master Stylist, Di Robson says due to a demand in salon appointments they have now grown their team - introducing Dani Papaz, Master Stylist. Di said she feels grateful to have such a talented stylist join the team. Zanzibar’s commitment to you is to provide a salon experience that feels special every visit. A place that makes you feel and look amazing inside and out. They focus on creating a calm, comfortable and friendly salon where your appointment time is personalised to you. Indulge in warm scented hand towels, gourmet coffee, tea or an array of other beverages, shoulder massage, foot spa and reflexology. Their colour range is pure, Australian made, 100% certified organic extracts. Gentle on scalp and hair, it strengthens and conditions with long lasting results and incredible shine. Their recommended take home hair care range - Pure, Juice, Paul Brown and Daviness - contain organic extracts, sulphate and are paraben free for beautiful hair between salon visits. Zanzibar provides colours, cuts and styling to perfection. Their speciality is transforming customers with a striking new look. Staying on top of their game is a priority, therefore an ongoing education and annual hair photo shoots keep them fresh and excited about styling hair. They love what they do and to see amazing hair go out of the salon door is so exciting.
The Zanzibar team - Ruth Robson, Di Robson and Dani Papaz
Di has over 30 years experience within the Hairdressing Industry. Originally from Sydney, she worked for some high profile salons and was educated within the hair industry. “Editorial hair photo shoots have always been part of my career. You need to push yourself constantly with your creativity so we can encourage and offer clients the latest in trends. Making people look and feel fantastic is a gift I feel grateful to share,” said Di. Dani has over ten years experience in the hair industry. She has trained and worked in Melbourne’s top salons and barber shops.
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Dani does clean shaves as an added service for men. She has worked at Mercedes Benz Fashion week as well as editorial photo shoots for most of her career. Zanzibar’s Relaxation Therapist, Ruth Robson, has over 20 years experience in the holistic health field in Kinesiology, Reiki, Astrology and Personalised Flower Essences. Reiki reduces stress and anxiety, allowing relaxation and a sense of peace. Zanzibar would like to take this opportunity to thank all their regular clients for their salon visits and welcomes new clients. Come and experience BLISS!
Local Grant Success
Community groups in the Scenic Rim Electorate will share in over $300,000 of grant funding awarded through Round three of the Gambling Community Benefit Fund (GCBF). Over 15 million dollars has now been allocated to community groups in the Scenic Rim Electorate through various grants since 2012. In Canungra and surrounding districts, nine groups will share in over $190,000 in funding and State Member, Jon Krause said the money would make a huge difference to the successful local groups. “This terrific outcome would not have occurred without many hardworking volunteers giving their time and energy to complete the grant application process. It is wonderful to see that these community groups will be able to install facilities and purchase equipment to help them maintain their services.” “I commend these groups for the wonderful work they do and encourage other community groups to apply for Round 105 of the GCBF. Not-for-profit groups can apply for grants from $500 to $35,000 – applications are open now and close on 30th April 2020,” Mr Krause said. Local organisations to receive funding in Round 103 were: • Canungra Golf Club - $29,348.64 - Purchase tractor. • Canungra Sports & Recreation Association - $15,000.00 - Install solar system. • Friends of Binna Burra - $13,000.00 - Purchase tools, shipping container and defibrillator. • Lamington Natural History Assoc - $2,164.28 - Print walking track guides. • Scenic Rim Regional Council - $34,000.00 - Purchase digital library equipment. • Tamborine Memorial Hall - $21,538.00 - Upgrade tennis courts. • Tamborine Mountain Chamber of Commerce - $10,181.75 - Purchase interactive kiosk and upgrade storage. • Tamborine Mountain Creative Arts - $35,000.00 - Install solar and purchase kiln. • Tamborine Mountain RSL $33,320.00 - Upgrade meeting rooms. • The total received by these groups is $193,552.67. To apply for the program visit www.justice.qld.gov.au/grants or for more information contact Jon Krause’s office via email scenicrim@parliament.qld.gov.au or phone 5515 1100.
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The End of an Era
Over 100 years of history came to an end on Friday 13th March 2020, when the local newspaper servicing the Scenic Rim town of Beaudesert, Beaudesert Times, officially ceased printing operations. The newspaper will continue to operate online and in print, however newspaper staff have been relocated to the Jimboomba Times office. The Beaudesert Times, based in Short Street, Beaudesert once had a thriving printing operation specialising in magazines, flyers, posters and business stationery. All printing contracts have been moved to other printing facilities around the country. A spokesperson for Beaudesert Times said the newspaper’s advertising sales and editorial staff will be retained and the Beaudesert Times newspaper will continue to publish as a weekly newspaper. “Some of the staff will relocate to the Jimboomba Times office and some may work from home,” he said, “This will not affect the operation of the Beaudesert Times newspaper.” It is estimated up to 15 people have lost their jobs – including some older employees who commenced working for the company in their teens and are now in their fifties. The first edition of the Beaudesert Times was published in 1908. Originally the newspaper and publisher was based in William Street, Beaudesert and owned by a private family. An associated publication, the Jimboomba Times, was launched in 1991. The Beaudesert Times moved to the current Short Street location in 2004. The business was sold in 2012 to the former Fairfax Media, and more recently to Australian Community Media. Photo: The Beaudesert Times office in Short Street, Beaudesert.
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The result of the 2020 Local Government elections held throughout Queensland may take some time, with voters having up until 5pm on Tuesday 7th April to return postal votes. The Mayoral race has yet to be decided, with incumbent Mayor Greg Christensen leading at the time of print with 6,900 votes approximately 1,800 ahead of former Mayor John Brent (5,112) and Tom Sharp (5,080). Greg said it has been a very divisive campaign and too early to call at this time. “Whoever is successful will need to unify and chart a compelling story to guide recovery from the current circumstances,” said Greg. “The COVID-19 pandemic is the most confronting challenge our region will ever face,” he said. Mayoral candidate Tom Sharp said he believed the results have been impacted by COVID-19 with a record informal votes alone. “There will be a lot to come out of this election and most importantly how the region will effectively sustain and recover from the triple whammy of drought, fire and COVID-19,” said Tom.
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“As for the current count it would appear we are a long way off from knowing a result with some 3,500 postal votes yet to be returned to achieve a final count and then preferences to follow.” There are more than 29,000 electors in the Scenic Rim. Of these: • 11,990 were marked off to pre-poll. • More than 4,290 applied for a postal vote. • More than 4,300 were marked off to vote on election day. The Electoral Commission of Queensland (ECQ) said the election results across Queensland were slow to appear due to a technical issue with the data feed from polling booths to the ECQ’s results website. The preliminary count was conducted in the local government elections as scheduled following the close of polling. This did not affect the count process itself or the recording of results from over 1,000 polling booths around the state. Many voters, unwilling to attend polling booths in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, were frustrated by postal votes that did not arrive and a telephone voting system that could not cope with the demand. “It is impossible to vote by phone,” said a Canungra resident who did not wish to be
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named, “I registered days ago and cannot vote. It just says call back later, too many phone calls.” “I have been trying every day at different times but no luck,” she said. LNP Leader Deb Frecklington thanked Queenslanders for voting under difficult circumstances. ‘The results of these elections will not be known until all the votes are counted, including the many postal votes,” she said. “It is clear many people didn’t want to risk voting because they were anxious about catching coronavirus. I am calling on the Palaszczuk Labor Government to respond to this in two ways. “Firstly, anyone who didn’t vote should not be fined. ‘Secondly, the ECQ should start preparing so the state election in October can be conducted using a full postal vote.” “People shouldn’t be worried about their health when they vote,” she said. At the time of print, Mayoral and Divisional results were not finalised, other than Division 5 where Marshall Chalk gained over fifty per cent of the vote; and Division 6 where incumbent Duncan McInnes ran unopposed.
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Bank Expands into Beaudesert
Canungra & District Community Bank® has expanded their business to include a Customer Service Centre at 17 William Street, Beaudesert. Canungra & District Community Bank® Chair, Janine Rockliff said following the closure of other banks in Beaudesert, the Board decided to provide full banking services in a lower cost model which enables them to have a presence and support the community. “It’s broadening our reach within communities and the customer base,” said Janine, “This should in turn enable the company to support the community groups in the area and reach profitability. We will also be able to return more money to the community. As long as the bank is supported the cycle continues.” The Canungra & District Community Bank® has returned approximately $80,000 to the community in grants and sponsorships since it opened. The Beaudesert Customer Service Centre is open Monday to Friday. Canungra & District Community Bank® board members and staff with Greg Christensen. Right: Peter Dirkx with John Brent, Marilyn Thurtell and Bank Chair Janine Rockliff.
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Focus on Men’s Health
From My Window
with Keer Moriarty, Editor Changing Times
I’m almost afraid to ask ‘what else could happen?’ We’ve had drought, fire, drought, flood, plague ... all in the last six months or so. For me, as for many people, COVID-19 next in a long line of disasters. Apart from the health fears, the economic effect is already being felt throughout our town. All I can do is ask that everyone please buy local. If you do buy online, please buy online from a local shop. More than ever we need to support the businesses in our towns to make sure they are here when this is over. Things are changing day by day. Unfortunately while the information in this edition is current at the time of printing, what will happen by tomorrow, or the day after, is anyone’s guess. I’ve done the best I can and I am very grateful to the people who have helped to admin The Canungra Times Facebook page to enable timely information gets out throughout the day while I’m working on the printed paper. The social isolation aspect to this makes it so much harder. Human beings are tribal. We are not meant to live isolated from each other. This is going to be hard on families who are separated, on people who live alone and those (like me) who like having a lot of social interaction. Check on your neighbours, check on your friends. Hug your pets, smile at each other often and connect in ways that are safe - social media, phone, distance. We will get through this together. Stay safe.
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Beechmont Retreat focuses on men’s stuff and owner Judy Kraidy says they do things a little differently. “Everything we do is focused on and customised for the hard working Aussie bloke who wants something different and everything better,” said Judy, “Finding a good balance within what we offer: accommodation packages, personal development seminars, yoga for men and good music, drinks and barbecues; here we thrive.” The Retreat is ideally set up for men’s health and well being or for accommodation for cyclists or friends wanting a weekend away. The fire pit and barbecue areas both provide great spaces for men to gather and relax.
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Beechmont Retreat has many programs that bring people together through their desire for relaxation and growth. For motor-bikers, cyclists, tradies, businessmen; irrespective of your background or profession, they have you covered. Judy has developed programs and accommodation packages for bikers and cyclists, personal development seminars, venue hire for business seminars, YIN yoga and Yoga Nidra instructed meditation for men. Judy says these packages come packaged with big healthy breakfasts, barbecues or just beers and a good yarn around the fire pit. “These are all good reasons to get up to the mountain to relax, restore or achieve great outcomes while enjoying the stunning views with different people and new friends,” she said.
Programs
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Judy says the team at Beechmont Retreat focus on assisting men to cope with and conquer their particular challenges. “For whatever reason - big or seemingly trivial - be it something from the past, health issues, a relationship split, a stalling career or absolutely anything else, Beechmont Retreat exists primarily for this purpose,” she said. “At Beechmont Retreat we offer many varied programs all with the aim of assisting men to relax, recover and rebuild; physically, mentally and emotionally.” For more information about packages and accommodation, please visit the Beechmont Retreat web site www.instantia.com.au. COVID-19: Beechmont Retreat premises are sufficiently spacious to adhere to social distancing protocols. Numbers have been reduced for full compliance to ensure everyone’s protection.
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State Wide By Jon Krause, State Member,Scenic Rim
Coronavirus – COVID-19 The coronavirus crisis affecting the world and our region is unprecedented in living memory. I urge your continuing cooperation with health authorities as the pandemic unfolds. The Scenic Rim has been through fire, droughts and floods. There are confirmed cases of COVID-19 in our electorate and in briefings afforded to me and all Queensland MPs recently Queensland Health indicated the virus will inevitably spread, and we are all urged to follow advice on general hygiene and ‘socialdistancing’ guidelines. This will look different for everyone depending on your own work and living arrangements. We are all in this together and should act in ways that best protect yourself, your family and those most at risk in our communities. The Federal Government has a range of support measures available for Australians affected by COVID-19. Two websites – australia.gov.au and treasury.gov.au – contain health and economic information related to COVID-19. I will continue to lobby the Queensland Government for meaningful relief from state taxes, fees and charges like payroll tax, car and truck rego and electricity and water bills – unfortunately at the time of writing very little has been done at this level of government. “Stop hoarding!” We have been bombarded with constant streams of information about this virus. One key message recently was from our Prime Minister, Scott Morrison, when he asked Australians to stop excessive buying of household supplies. As a nation we produce far more food than we need for ourselves. We are not running out of toilet paper. Please heed this message so that all members of the community have an equal opportunity to purchase the supplies they need to continue with their day-to-day lives, too.
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Buy Local 2020 At this time especially, it is a great opportunity to give the little locals in business a go – I know things have been tough for quite a few months now after the fires and then the water supply issues that hit the district. It’s one of the reasons why I facilitated the “Buy Local Christmas 2019” idea which so many locals got behind, and which gave an incentive for all locals to shop local. Please support your local shops and businesses in any way you can, to help keep local jobs and local dollars in town If there is anything I can do to assist you, please call the office on 5515 1100, email scenicrim@parliament.qld.gov.au or SMS me.
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Travelling Places – or not!
Hear Us Roar! By Shirlene Pott
By Gina Dignan, Travelling Places I have had a number of locals popping in over the last few weeks to wish us well and I would like to thank them. Lots of people ask if we are quiet, but actually, we are working harder than ever. It is an odd time … and the world has gone crazy. We have been through 911 and the Ansett collapse – both in the same week, SARS, MERS and the GFC this is the next bump in the road. One thing I know for sure is that we will come out the other end, it is only a matter of time and in the long run we will be stronger for the experience. The travel industry is being hard hit with the government warning of Do Not Travel internationally being announced by the government and if you are overseas to return home. This is for an indeterminant time period but generally the understanding is for around four to six months. We have been able to help a lot of people return home in a timely manner. Several have contacted us from overseas and we have been able to rearrange their trip and secure them flights. The last of our travellers are coming home in the next day or two. To the best of my knowledge no insurance company in Australia is covering the cancellation costs due to COVID-19 – there is a general exclusion for epidemics and pandemics. Cover More however is offering travellers cover for their medical expenses in the unlikely event that you contract COVID-19 while travelling. That then leaves people wondering where they stand. Many people travel in April and May to catch the northern hemisphere Spring, so the Do not travel advisory is affecting quite a few people. On the whole the airlines, cruise companies, hoteliers and tour companies have been proactive in rearranging travel itineraries. This is staged, so depending upon your departure date and when you cancel the impact of your decision can affect the offer you receive from the suppliers. Most airlines are allowing people to rebook and use their already purchased fare for future travel – albeit with restrictions. Australian companies Scenic and APT as well as cruise lines and other tour companies like Insight Vacations are offering affected clients future travel credits – some are incentivising travellers to rebook by giving them a better deal if they book again for later this year or next. A few clients have been caught when they have booked an instant purchase non refundable non changeable deal with an hotel or for that matter they have had to cancel at the very last minute because this do not travel warning was suddenly announced. This is a tricky situation and some hotels are offering a future credit or for you to change dates, some are sticking to their rules and a very few are offering a refund. Some of the suppliers are changing their policy constantly – one airline this last week released a policy at 9am and at 12 noon completely changed that policy. So, there is a lot to process and keep abreast of. We are spending our days helping our clients through this maze. We are contacting clients in departure date order and helping them as they make contact with us. Most travellers are wonderful – they understand the evolving nature of this issue and also that we are researching everything and offering advice. We have had clients travelling to special birthdays and weddings that have been postponed … the festivities have mainly been delayed to next year. Wouldn’t you like to delay your big birthday bash for another year?! What is heartening is that virtually all of our clients are rebooking for down the track. They are mostly changing their dates to travel from September 2020 onwards through to next year. They are taking advantage of the deals in the market and the offers companies are making to them. As a local business we are delighted to be able to advise and help our clients through all of this chaos. Meg and Renee at Travelling Places have been fabulous pulling on all their skills and knowledge to help everyone, and I thank them for their thoughtfulness and dedication. It is great to know they are on your side. We have started to have the odd query about new specials … how I love the Australian spirit! We have had quite a few new people to the office visit saying they would rather book through their local travel agency so they know they will be helped in times of uncertainty - thank you. One thing is certain, 2021 will be a huge year for travel! Page 18
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Lions Club Tamborine Village
Tamborine Village Lions was again on a mission fundraising at the (RTCB) Beaudesert Trail Ride on Sunday 8th March. Thank you RTCB for giving us the opportunity to fundraise at this event and to all our Lions members who participated in this fundraising event it was a successful fundraising event and our last fundraising event for awhile.
Due
to
COVID-19
Cancellation of all public events until further notice. These can change very quickly as Government directives change: • Tamborine Village Lions Community Markets 1st Sunday Monthly. • 5th April 2020 - cancelled • 3rd May 2020 - cancelled • Anzac Day Dawn Service - cancelled • Bunnings Sausage Sizzles - cancelled (Bunnings Directive) • Mothers Day Raffle – will be postponed until further notice. Tamborine Village Lions extends their thanks to our generous donors: Mother Day Raffles Prizes • Handbag and Necklace – donated by The Shoe Vault, Canungra. • Gift Pamper Pack - donated by My Country Escapes, Canungra. • Voucher $50 – donated by Stellarossa, Yarrabilba. • Blanket handcrafted – donated by Lion Marie Cousin. COVID-19 - the best ways to protect yourself against COVID-19 • By frequently cleansing your hands with soap and water or an alcohol based solution, avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth. • Stay at home if you are unwell. • It is very important to protect ourselves and our communities. Please stay safe.
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Canungra and District Event Calendar
Listings in the date claimer are free for non-profit and community events. Email news@canungratimes.com.au or call 5543 5532.
Events By Date
@the library
Many events and meetings have been cancelled or changed to telephone conferences due to COVID-19 restrictions - please check government restrictions as they are changing quickly. July 11th ��������� Canungra Hotel Rodeo
August
Due to government health restrictions, the Canungra library is now temporarily closed. We are not able to offer a pick-up service, but can answer the phone for any inquiries you may have about your account or our e-resources. Books have been renewed for a longer period, so please keep your items and re-read them for as long as you would like to. Stay safe and keep reading. For enquiries phone 5543 5791.
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Many events and meetings have been cancelled or changed to telephone conferences due to COVID-19 restrictions - please check government restrictions as they are changing quickly.
Weekly Events • 3rd Wednesday: Beaudesert Districts Orchid and Foliage Society meeting.
Mondays:
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• Fitness Training at Live Fit Studio 5.30pm. Steve 0405 103 670. • Storytime at Canungra Library. Listen to stories, sing songs and get crafty!
Thursdays: • Canungra Tip CLOSED every Thursday.
From 9.15am.
• Men’s Competition Golf Day at Canungra Golf Club.
Tuesdays:
• Every 2nd Thursday Canungra Craft Group. Showgrounds Art Hut. Ph: 5543 5528.
• Canungra Golf Club - Ladies’ Competition Golf Day. • 30 min High Intensity Fat Burning Classes at Live Fit Studio. Kym 0405 103 670. • 3rd Tue: Canungra Rural Fire Brigade monthly meeting. Jamie 5543 5778.
Fridays: • 30 min High Intensity Fat Burning Classes at Live Fit Studio. Kym 0405 103 670.
• Fortnightly: Women’s Web. Robyn 5543 4725.
Saturdays:
Wednesdays:
• 1st Sat: QCWA Wonglepong (except January) at 9.30am. Ph: Joyce Libke 5543 5212.
• Mixed Competition Golf Day at Canungra Golf Club.
• Social Bowls ‘Scroungers’ at Canungra Bowls Club from 9am. Loan Bowls
Sundays:
available.
• First Sunday each month: Social event at Canungra Books and Art from 3pm.
• Fitness Training at Live Fit Studio 5.30pm. Steve 0405 103 670.. • Baby Rhyme Time at Canungra Library from 9.30am (monthly, ph 5543 5791). • 1st Wednesday: Canungra AH&I Society meeting. 7.00pm at Canungra
• Church: St Luke’s Anglican 7.45am. Canungra Uniting Church 10.30am. • Last Sunday: Canungra Valley Markets: 8am - 2pm. Stalls from $10. Contact Sue 0432 050 261, Emma 0457 096 397 or Bronni 0448 471 552 or like Canungra Valley Markets on Facebook.
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Self Isolation - Stories from Behind the Front Door Back
from
Bali
Parenting
Isolation
By Kym Crook
By Mandy Potter
Live Fit Gym Owners Steve and Kym Crook said they had to make the most of their situation after returning from overseas. At the time of writing, they hadn’t seen their children for four weeks and all of their three businesses were forced to close due to COVID-19 government regulations, leaving them with no income. Kym started a diary on her personal Facebook page: Day 1 of isolation: Watch a hang glider be rescued from a tree in our backyard. Day 2 of isolation: Shut the doors to our gyms and be left with no income. Twelve days to go. Day 3 of isolation: When you can’t go to the gym get your friends to get equipment from the gym and leave it in your driveway. Practicing my table tennis skills so my son doesn’t beat me. 25th March: Sad to be missing Cooper’s 11th Birthday. We Face Timed him and he got very spoilt with his presents. At least he is with family and hope he has a great day. Day 4 of isolation: Face Timing Cooper for his birthday. Weeding and cleaning gutters (our house is going to be immaculate after this). Practicing my corn hole throws so again Cooper doesn’t beat me. Steve and Kym started posting videos of gym workouts on their personal Facebook pages and the Live Fit Gym pages. In isolation? There’s nothing better than getting outside and exercising. If you don’t have gym equipment, use whatever you can around the house that has a bit of weight in it, eg tinned food, 15 litre water bottles, your baby, your dog (mine’s too heavy), a jerry
I have been isolating for a little over a week now. I arrived home from overseas on 21st March so as I write I’m heading into nine days of not leaving my yard. The tips I have are regarding parenting in isolation which I assume many people will start doing now that school is closed. My tips as a parent as well as a owner/ operator of a Early learning program are: • Get everyone out of PJs and ready for the day at a decent time each day. • During breakfast get your kids to write down two things they want to do that day. They need to have some control over this situation. These can be easy things like a craft or baking or a bike ride. • Do activities / meals outside. Lots of activities can be set up outside - craft, or a picnic rug with LEGO’s or other toys. • Find a way for your kids to not feel socially isolated. Interactive Facebook Lives of classes (dance, karate schools, art classes) writing letters and videos to their friends. Sometimes organising with friends to do the same activity, craft or movie as each other so they can Face Time or share videos about it afterwards - that way making the connection that they are not alone. • Take time for your mental health, call a friend daily. Make sure kids have ‘down time‘ (after lunch is a great time) where they can read or watch a show, online learning etc for an hour so you have that time to yourself too each day. We can do this!
Kym and Steve Crook kept a self-isolation diary on their Facebook page
can - use your imagination. You’ll feel so much better for it. Day 5 of isolation: More garden making today, mulching tomorrow. Weeding and tidying up if our Zen Chinese Garden. Daiquiri making classes and taste testing pool side. Day 6 of isolation: Learnt how to use our woodfire pizza oven and dinner turned out perfect. A food diary of what my personal chef Steve has created so far. Everything made from scratch. Day 7 of isolation: Steve - When you’re mowing the lawns but thinking about missing Saturday golf - nine hole course in the backyard will do. Kym - I thought Steve was mowing the lawns but later found out he made a golfing green (brown) and nine different tee offs. So since we missed playing today at the Canungra Course, we had our own nine hole competition.
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Vale - Kevin Chidley 3rd
Kevin Chidley October 1937 - 14th March 2020 By Jan Chidley
Kevin Chidley passed away peacefully on 14th March after a long battle with cancer. He will be missed for so many reasons, but particularly his unfailing love of his family, his sense of humour, quick wit and his musical abilities. Over the 74 years that Kevin played the trumpet he performed in town bands, dance bands, church bands and most importantly, his unofficial family band. In later years he took great joy in playing the keyboard and organ. He was a committed, passionate, decent and caring person. Indeed, he was a great man because he was a good man. Kevin had a strong Christian faith and an incredible knowledge of the bible. A small but beautiful family service was held on 17th March and a celebration of his life may take place in the future to properly recognise local friends for their love and friendship over the years. After almost 60 years of marriage, I will miss Kevin greatly. He is survived by his three loving daughters Michelle, Louise and Fiona; six grandchildren Rhys, Jemma, Adam, Bryce, David and Luke and great grandson Ellis.
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Vale - Joan Elizabeth Lacaze 30th August 1932 21st March 2020 Joan Elizabeth Lacaze, 87, adored mother, grandmother, great grandmother, sister, and teacher died on Saturday 21st March, 2020. Joan was born on 30th August 1932, the first child of Christian and Kathleen Aird. Joan lived a full, meaningful life. She was clever, strong and loving, sometimes referred to as “The Matriarch� of a large extended family. She provided kind words, advice, support and encouragement to all and is remembered as a special part of many lives. Joan is survived by four of her children, Peter, Stephen, Amanda and Anne-Marie, her eight much loved grandchildren, Daniel, Paul, Nicholas, Alexandra, Gabrielle, Tessa, Michael and Kristian, her four great grandchildren and her four siblings Adrian, David, Margaret and Denise. She will be buried alongside her beloved son Michael. Her last words were for her children and the love she felt for all of them. Joan loved the sound of the ocean, walking and living by the beach and most of all, eating fresh seafood with family and friends.
Joan Elizabeth Lacaze
She was passionate about education, nature and travel - living each moment to the fullest. She adored children and animals and they loved her back. Most of all, she remembered the special moments in the lives of others, and was always available and present when she was needed. She gave her time, love and
expertise generously and has left a strong legacy in the achievements of many. Joan’s loving family surrounded her during her final days, collating a special treasure trove of memories to the end. She has been loved and admired by many, leaving a lifetime of experiences and memories that all who knew and loved her, hold most dear.
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School Happenings
Students of the Week!
Maeva (6H - pictured, left) for being a kind, responsible, hardworking student who displays a mature attitude and is a great role model. Well done! Wolf (4G - pictured, right) has an inquiring mind and always strives to do his best Oliver (PT) for his enthusiasm for learning and his excellent behaviour. Oliver aims high every day! Well done!
This term the Prep students have been learning about living things and the needs of plants. As a part of their experiments they have been growing flowers from seeds. The School term ended a week early in line with government advice about COVID-19. Photos (other than Student of the Week photographs) supplied by El Hogan Photography.
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Ask the Physio
Are you the 2020
Telehealth Physiotherapy Consultations In this climate where most of us are self-isolating Telehealth is the perfect solution for ongoing care we Physios are able to offer. The offering includes an initial video consultation where you can be professionally assessed both subjectively (according to your answers) and objectively (tests performed
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and given sound evidence-based advice for the management of your condition. Following this you will be offered access to an App (Physitrack) where you will be given specific, individualised exercises to help with the treatment and then the rehabilitation of your condition. You will also be given some specific pain management strategies. Through the use of this App you become accountable to your Physio who can monitor your engagement with the program as well as progress your program according to changes you manage to make. At Optimal Health Physiotherapy we are offering bulk billing for patients who are referred by their doctor under the Team Care Plan or through DVA and Work Cover referrals. If you have any queries regarding this please call Alison on 0409 345 047.
Beaudesert Showgirl? The Beaudesert Show Society Showgirl committee are on the lookout for the Beaudesert Show Society’s next ambassadors for the 125th Beaudesert Show*. Showgirl committee member Rhiannon Taylor said the society were looking for a Beaudesert Showgirl, a Beaudesert Junior Show Person and a Beaudesert Rural Ambassador. The categories are: 1. Beaudesert Showgirl - aged from 18 to 28 years. 2. Beaudesert Junior Show Person - 12–17 years – male or female. 3. Beaudesert Rural Ambassador – 20 – 30 years – Male or Female. Ages inclusive as at 1st August 2020. Ms Taylor said the winner of these competitions would be the face of the 2020 Beaudesert Show, on 4th and 5th September, which is the Show Society’s 125th Anniversary. We want the community to be a part of not only the showgirl competition but help the Show celebrate its 125th year. The role of Beaudesert Junior Show Person will include attending being available to attend the Show on both Friday and Saturday and attending the Opening and Grand Parade. For more information visit beaudesertshow.org.au or email showgirl@beaudesertshow.org.au. Entries close on 4th July. *Subject to COVID-19 restrictions
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MOTORING -
Kia Seltos Sport Test & Review
Reviewed by Lee McKenzie-McKinnon, Editor, carandbikenews.com.au The SUV is the way of life for many in this country and Kia has released a new small model to take on the market. The Kia Seltos comes in four grades, S – Sport – Sport+ – GTLine, with the Sport+ being the one we tested and one that seems to have the most appeal. The Seltos Sport+ is available with the choice of two powertrains. The 2.0-litre front-wheel drive model costs $32,990 driveaway, while the 1.6 turbo all-wheel drive version is $36,490 drive-away. The 2.0-litre four-cylinder ‘Atkinson cycle’ petrol engine produces 110kW of power (at 6200rpm) and 180Nm of torque (at 4500rpm), it employs a CVT (continuously variable transmission) automatic and is front-wheel drive. The engine itself feels punchy enough to hold its own in city traffic, is quiet and subtle at cruising speeds, and officially rated to use 6.8 litres of petrol per 100km. We got close to this combined number, it was a little higher but still excellent. As with all other models in Kia’s range, the Seltos has had ride and handling tuned to Australian conditions. The result is good
Kia Seltos Sport
body control over our less than good roads – no jarring or bobbing over bigger hits without being too firm. There’s positive steering feel, and a not too heavy, not too light balance that makes parking easy but freeway driving steady. As speeds rise, there’s no loss of composure or comfort, and wind and tyre noise remain at a low level compared to other makes. The Sport+ model runs on 17-inch alloy wheels, has smart key entry and push-button start, cloth and faux-leather seating, LED interior lighting, auto-dimming rear-view mirror, heated/folding side mirrors, a reversing camera, front and rear parking sensors, a cargo cover, a 10.25-inch touchscreen with
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sat nav, a second USB port, and single-zone climate control. It still runs halogen front fog-lights, and is fitted with a full-size spare, auto up/down driver’s window, auto window defogging, and ‘solar windows’. It runs a camera-based low-speed auto emergency braking (AEB) with car and pedestrian detection, plus the higher-spec AEB with adaptive cruise control and cyclist detection, which will likely score it a fivestar ANCAP rating. The Seltos Sport+ is a great looking small SUV and one of the more attractive looking cars inside and out. Kia have done themselves a favour with this car as it will take it to the other makes with class.
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Canungra’s History Canungra War Memorial 1938 By Joyce Libke
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During World War 1 (1914 - 1918) a fund was set up to build a memorial to honour those who had enlisted from the Shire of Tamborine which included Canungra, Tamborine, Tamborine Mountain, Biddaddaba and Beechmont. Money was raised from donations and entertainment such as sports days and concerts. The trustees of the fun were initially unable to decide what form the memorial should take, or where to erect it, so the money was invested and then reinvested. In 1938, Mrs Smith donated D J Smith Memorial Park in memory of her late husband who had been a stalwart of the district. This gave a place for the memorial and the remaining committee members set about its construction. The names of the men who had enlisted were inscribed on two sides with a 200 candle power light on top. There were 136 names (including 18 who had died in action) from all parts of the Tamborine Shire and included some from elsewhere who had been working in Lahey’s Sawmill. Many of those names are now also included in their home memorials. Sadly, it was only one year later that the men and women of the district were called to serve in World War 2. The Jungle Training Centre was set up in 1942 and Canungra became a military town with trainloads of troops coming through for six weeks training for jungle warfare in New Guinea. After WWII, 150 names (including 20 who did not come home) were added on the third side of the memorial. The Anzac Day Procession in 1938 lined up in the Canungra Railway yard (now the school) - the Light Horse, Canungra Brass Band, returned men, school children and members of the public. There is a very short piece of 8mm movie film by Ken Curtis of that procession. It shows the Canungra Brass Band, the returned men and the school children leaving the railway station. The Light Horse Troop is not shown. They marched up Christie Street, past the ‘cream shed’ (ambulance), in the double gate way, turned left where the school children halted on the eastern side while the band marched on to the western side. Crossing between the photographer and the flag draped memorial is a lady, Mrs Esme Clerke (Lahey) who was an important part of Canungra’s Anzac Days - for many years she hand drew ‘character’ place cards for the returned men at the Anzac Day lunch - each one being easily recognised. The film will be loaded onto the Canungra Times web site www.canungratimes. com. and the Facebook page prior to Anzac Day.
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Canungra RSL Sub-Branch News By Col Lee, President, Canungra RSL Sub Branch
ANZAC Day
By now, you will all be aware that the ANZAC Day Dawn and Mid-Morning Services have been cancelled. What can you do to remember? • At 5.30am on ANZAC Day morning, tune your TV/radios to the ABC. There you will find a special service from the Australian War Memorial. • At the appropriate time, move out to your veranda, balcony or if possible, the front of your driveway. • When you hear the playing of the “Last Post”, stand proud. You might even like to place your right hand over your heart. Remain standing proud until the “Last Post”, the minute’s silence and the playing of “Reveille has finished. Prior to the playing of the “Last Post”, the “Ode of Remembrance” will be delivered: They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old; Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them. At the completion of the minute’s silence and just prior to the paying of “Reveille”, the remainder of the “Ode” Lest we forget. • End of ceremony.
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Just prior to dawn on ANZAC morning, two members of the Canungra RSL Sub-Branch will arrive at the park. There they will raise the National Flags of Australia and New Zealand to halfmast. At sunrise one large wreath is to be laid on your behalf, followed by the “Ode of Remembrance”, playing of “Last Post”, observe the one-minute silence and play “Reveille. This will be followed by playing the national anthems of New Zealand and Australia. At mid-morning, another wreath will be laid at the cenotaph. Canungra RSL Sub-Branch members will return just prior to sunset and lower the flags. This Symbolic Service is to be conducted on your behalf, the citizens and veterans of Canungra and the surrounding area. For your safety and that of your family, please do not attend either ceremonies.
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Nature’s Gems
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Last month I wrote about my recent visit to Norfolk Island to see endangered Norfolk Island Parakeet. As mentioned, Norfolk Island is also home to a number of forest birds and seabirds. The best place to see the forest birds of Norfolk Island (NI) is within the high forested areas of the Norfolk Island National Park. There are several walking tracks within the National Park where I saw all the endemic birds. Specifically, McLachlan’s Lane, Summit Track and Bridle Track had the high concentrations of native birds. These endemic birds included the NI Gerygone, NI Robin, Slender-billed White-eye, Australian Golden Whistler (race xanthoprocta) and Grey Fantail (race pelzelni). The hybridised population of NI Boobook may be encountered anywhere on the island but the national park is the main stronghold for these birds. For those wanting to encounter seabirds, the best place to go is Captain Black-Winged Petrel Cook Monument. The most notable species include White Terns, Red-tailed Tropic-birds, Masked Booby, Sooty Terns, Black-winged Petrels and great Frigatebirds. This is an incredible place to be able to photograph the seabirds in flight. January is a good time to be on Norfolk Island as many species of the seabirds were nesting. The best place to see this was on Philip Island just south of Norfolk Island. Visitors are only allowed on the island with a guide through the tour company Charter Marine. I would suggest booking ahead as the tours need a set number of people and are weather dependent. A high level of fitness is also recommended. I was lucky enough to get on one of these tours and I was absolutely amazed at how close I saw the different species of seabirds nesting. The best and most affordable way to get to Norfolk Island is to book a holiday package with Oxley Travel, which includes the price of your airfare, accommodation and car hire. Oxley Travel is an Australian-based tour company who I found to be very efficient and prompt when I was dealing with them. Norfolk Island is also place full of history and I fully recommend taking the time to explore the buildings at Kingston. The week that I spent on Norfolk Island was incredible and the experiences I had with the birds really blew me away. It is somewhere that I would definitely not hesitate to go back too! NB: I would like to extend my thoughts to everyone in the Canungra area in this difficult time in response to COVID-19 19.
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Bountiful Birdwing Butterflies By Susan Cully The Richmond Birdwing Butterfly was once found in great numbers from the Mary River in Queensland to the Clarence River in Northern NSW. Since the early 1900s the range of the butterfly has become severely restricted and numbers very low in Queensland. Despite fires and drought, Beechmont and Lamington, has seen more Richmond Birdwing Butterflies this year than in the previous decade. The conditions required for this butterfly have come together: Warm, early Spring, long, warm Summer, late rain, heavy flowering season in private gardens as well as in the forest, nectar food sources abundant. Additionally, recent years have seen volunteers and Councils working in private and public areas, planting the host A male Richmond Birdwing Butterfly vine Pararistolochia praevenosa (for the (Ornithoptera richmondia), just emerging caterpillars to feed on) and destroying the from chrysalis killer vine (deadly to caterpillars), Dutchman’s Pipe (Aristolochia elegans). There is currently a second generation of butterflies emerging; they are looking for nectar. Many plant species that attract native birds will attract butterflies as well. Shape, colour, perfume, abundance and situation is the guide to plant selection. Butterflies find red and white blossoms attractive. Funnel, trumpet or pompom shapes are popular, accessed by the long proboscis (plural proboscises or proboscides). Other plant preferences for butterflies include perfume, profusion and a certain wildness (thickets of Lantana are a classic example of this) as well as sun, shade and shelter from wind. Mass plantings provide copious nectar and wind breaks. For Australian native gardeners, useful nectar sources are: Bloodwoods, Callistemon, Syzygium spp, Hymenosporum flavum , Eucalyptus spp, Lophostemon confertus, Euodia, Alloxylon pinnatum, Castanospermum austral, Eleaocarpus grandis and Grevilleas. For cottage gardeners some of the following are excellent butterfly-attracting plants: Buddleia, Penta, Duranta, Pompom bush, Hibiscus (old fashioned single blooms), Bouganvillea, Agapanthus, Impatiens (single form), Ixora, Vinca or Periwinkle and daisies (please note many of these are invasive weeds in the bush and do need to be ‘dead-headed’ after flowering, material being composted or consigned to a green bin).
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The COVID-19 response is a rapidly evolving situation and AWLQ is encouraging pet owners to implement plans to ensure their pets are cared for should they be required to self-isolate or hospitalised due to COVID-19. Having a pet care plan in place with help to provide you peace of mind knowing you will always have support available. What can I do to prepare for the unexpected? In the confusion that accompanies a person’s unexpected illness, pets may be overlooked. In some cases, pets are discovered days after, resulting in their safety and welfare being placed at risk. To prevent this from happening to your pet you should take these simple precautions: • Find friends or relatives who agree to be emergency caregivers for your pets. Provide them with keys to your home and feeding instructions, medical needs and the name of your pet’s vet. • Make sure your neighbours, friends and relatives know how many pets you have and the contact details of your pet’s emergency caregivers. • Carry a card in your wallet that advises emergency personnel you have a pet at home and lists the contact details of your pet’s emergency caregivers. • Post “in case of emergency” stickers on your doors specifying how many and what types of pets you have. These notices will alert emergency personnel during an emergency. Display your pets emergency caregivers contact details somewhere highly visible in your home. • Prepare a one-month supply of your pets’ medications, litter and food (if possible) along with up-todate copies of your pets’ vaccination records. Pets require daily care and will need immediate attention should you not be there to care for them – the importance of making these formal arrangements for temporary care of your pet should not be overlooked.
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News from St Luke’s By Di Ayscough How quickly things have changed! The 14th March was the day of our Car Boot Sale, and the beginning of a spiral of changes in our world. We were expecting a quieter day because of the COVID-19 Virus. We considered cancelling the event. However, it went ahead, and proved to be as successful as previous years, which is important as funds raised go towards maintaining our beautiful old building, St Luke’s Church. The day proved to be most enjoyable for all, with the live music and singing provided by Tom Moore of Easy Listening Country Music, a bonus that kept everyone’s foot tapping and singing along. Decisions, put in place to ease the spread of this very contagious (COVID-19) illness, have led to the temporary closure of St Luke’s, along with most churches around Australia. What does it mean? While we have been directed not to hold our normal Sunday services, St Luke’s will be open for private prayer on Saturdays between 9am and 10am and on Sundays between 8am and 10am. All are welcome to come in for private prayer. On Sundays Fr Ken will be on hand at St. Luke’s between 8am and 9am. Please do not think we are trying to shut God out of this picture. We are following guidelines given by the church, but at the same time, we believe God is with us at this very difficult and confusing time. While we are being told to keep our distance from each other, we can still care for and love each other. I encourage you to watch out for your neighbours and friends. Help each other and remember to love thy neighbour, just as God loves you. Do not be afraid but trust we will all learn from this experience.
Rainfall March 2020 Canungra (Recorded by Garry & Vicki Keating) Monthly Rainfall - 48mm.................Wet Days - 6 2020 Total - 952.5mm
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Notice to Members - Annual General Meeting
Notice is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of
Canungra RSL Sub Branch Inc.
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Proposed Development
PUBLIC NOTICE
Make a submission from 6 April 2020 to 30 April 2020
ADOPTION OF THE SCENIC RIM PLANNING SCHEME 2020 AND PLANNING SCHEME POLICIES
Extension to an Existing Public Worship (one new shrine)
Notice is given that on 20 January 2020, Scenic Rim Regional Council adopted the Scenic Rim Planning Scheme 2020 (Planning Scheme) made in accordance with section 18 of the Planning Act 2016. The Planning Scheme is a document for strategic land use planning and development assessment that is designed to manage growth and development in the Scenic Rim local government area.
Where: 2541 Beechmont Road, Witheren Qld 4275 On: Lot 64 on RP 896823 Approval sought: Development Permit for a Material Change of Use Application ref: MCU20/020
Scenic Rim Regional Council also adopted the following Planning Scheme Policies made in accordance with section 22 of the Planning Act 2016 to support the land use outcomes of the Planning Scheme: • • • • •
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FORE Your Information - Golf Club News With Kim Sami At the time of writing the Canungra Area Golf Club is still open for golf and is the perfect place to get some fresh air while maintaining social distancing. With the implementation of some necessary changes we should be able to minimise the risk of the COVID-19 virus being transferred whilst continuing to offer a safe place for some recreational activity. We would like to express our thanks to Karen White (assisted by Kathy and Liz) who has volunteered her time to run the Golf Clubhouse while Sandy has been on extended leave. We appreciate what you have done and hope to see you around the Golf Club more in the future. Thursday 27th February: Stableford Power Play. Winner – S Crook (55), Runner Up – R Hewison (50) CB. NTP’s – G Owen (5th/14th), S Crook (7th/16th), K Jordan (8th/17th). BRD to 40. Saturday 29th February: Stableford. Winner - D Hayes (41), Runner Up – S Sami (40). NTP’s – G Mulhearn (5th), Sam Sami (7th), M Voller (16th), K Sami (8th and Ladies 2nd shot), R Jackson (17th). BRD to 32 Tuesday 3rd March: Stroke and Putt. Monthly Medal – Winner – K Sami (77), Runner - Up – J Windle (79). NTP – L Parsons (5th/14th 32+ 2nd shot) BRD – N Jones (80), P McAllan(83) CB, K Crook (83), L Parsons (85), J Weber (86) CB, K Darlington (86).
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Thursday 5th March: Stroke and Putt. Monthly Medal. Winner – S Crook (66), Runner Up – R Hewison (71). Putts - B Mahony (23). NTP’s – D McGuiness (7th), BRD S Sami (72), K Gear (72), D Sullivan (73), P Gray (76), S Bos (77), B Broderick (78), B Mahony (78), G Cowan (78) to 79. Saturday 7th March: Stroke and Putt. Monthly Medal. Winner – P Codner (70), Runner - Up – R Jackson (72). Putts – C Spalding (23). NTP’s – B Mahony (5th), S Crook (7th), B Broderick (8th), R Hewison (17th), T Bobermien (7th 27+ 2nd shot), K Flood (16th 27+ 2nd shot), J Windle (8th 2nd shot ladies). BRD to 77. Tuesday 10th March: Bring a Friend Day - too wet - postponed. Thursday 12th March: - Stableford. Winner – S Dwain (37) CB, Runner Up – B Broderick (37). NTP’s – R Jackson (5th), K Cameron (16th), S Firth(7th and 16th 27+ 2nd shot). BRD to 30. Saturday 14th March: - Bisque Par. Winner –C Mitchell (+6) CB, Runner Up – N Mitchell (+6). NTP’s – G Mulhearn (5th), N Mitchell (14th), D Brechbuhl (7th & 8th), K Darlington (16th27+ 2nd shot), N Mitchell (8th Ladies 2nd shot). BRD to -1. Tuesday 17th March: Irish 3 Ball. Winners – N Jones, J Windle and K Darlington (35), Runners Up – P McAllan, I Mills and J Weber. BRD W Brown, L Hopkins, L Parsons. Thursday 19th March: Stableford. Multiplier. Winners – T Hill and S Bos (56), Runners Up C Spalding and K Gear (52) CB. NTP’s – R Hewison (5th), C Spalding (7th), S Dwain
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(16th), R Howard (8th), S Dwain (17th) S Firth(7th 27+ 2nd shot). BRD to 45. Saturday 21st March: Stroke and Putt. Carry the Flag. Winner – B Brown (66), Runner Up – D Brechbuhl (67). Putts H Barnes (24)CB NTP’s – K Sami (5th), G Brechbuhl (7th), S Bos (16th), Sam Sami (8th), K Darlington (7th 27+ 2nd shot), D White (16th 27+ 2nd shot) and K Sami (Ladies 2nd shot 8th). BRD to 77. Phone Clubhouse - 55434620 – email canungragolf@gmail.com – Find us on Facebook Phone Clubhouse - 55434620 Email canungragolf@gmail.com Find us on Facebook
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with Bren Dalby Well as far as bookings etc are concerned, we, as with everyone else, are a bit ‘day by day’ due to Corona Virus issues. At sending this to press we are continuing with our sports user groups but do not have an April trivia night – mostly due
By Bren Dalby Corona Virus repercussions have knocked us all about to varying degrees and soccer hasn’t missed out on the turmoil. Our season – and this is the situation at sending to press but things can change on a daily basis of course, so please keep an eye out on Facebook etc for any updates – has been suspended until late April, early May, with no training officially starting until 14th April. We hope that everyone will keep themselves fit and energised ready to kick off the season well prepared as its gonna be a short and therefore pretty intensive season with Grand Finals still planned for early September. Games will therefore be played at times we normally wouldn’t play and during school holidays etc. So where possible I trust we can avail ourselves and work together to car pool, run canteen, ref and try to have as close to full teams turning out, although of course we understand holiday commitments and similar. I saw some girls at social tennis on Monday night at 5.30pm so there’s an idea ? On the plus side our new schmick canteen should be ready for season start! We may even have a bubbler, although that could be a bit of a stretch to be fair. Facilities committee at SRRC asked us to remove the bubbler we had prior to approving canteen work to start; unsure why to be honest but that’s the way the cookie crumbles sometimes, so we are working to have a more suitable bubbler installed as soon as we can. Please endeavour to bring water bottles and we will have water for sale or tap water available to fill bottles. There won’t however, be cups available from the canteen as this is single use environmental waste so please pack those bottles or $2 for a bottle of water and refill that. Thanks again to all who have pitched in and mowed ... Tom Mahony in particular has been wonderful. Hopefully we will have a mower at Moriarty Park soon too. Please come along and support our teams at home when games resume and check out the delicacies we have in store from the canteen; you won’t be disappointed!
to Easter and Anzac Day weekends to be fair, but fearing more stringent gathering numbers are imminent. Our next trivia night is optimistically planned for Saturday 16th May at 6pm for a 6.30pm start. $5 per person, max six at a table. Nominations are still sought for Sportsperson(s) of the month; please contact Bren with a story and a pic on bren.dalby@bigpond.com. February Sportsperson will feature in next months Times as they are currently out of the country! Big clue there! Moriarty Park are holding their AGM on Monday 20th April ... unlikely unfortunately that we will exceed whatever the ‘recommended gathering numbers’ dictate at that time but, hey, hope springs eternal! All welcome, and would be great to see some of the ‘newly moved here’ people becoming more involved in this community and the organisations who make ‘us’ what we are. No obligation to take on a position or even become involved but come along and see what we are all about and what we are trying to achieve! Having said this is when we will hold the AGM we are all aware of the rapidly changing circumstances we are living with so if there is any change to this we will put notice on our website and in Foodworks notice board….also on our own noticeboard should we be successful with our Bendigo Bank pitch! Keep safe and we will hopefully return to some semblance of normality sooner rather than later. We should be aware of the needs of others around us and help where we can to assist them; this is what we are about here and why we love it.
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Photo: Canungra Ladies Fours Winners 2020 Louise Goodman, Kerri Weston (Skip), Merle Wortel and Val Reiser.
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CANUNGRA BOWLS CLUB RESULTS By Ray Hickson
Tuesday 25th February: Community Night Bowls. Winners Jack A Tack + 12. Wednesday 26th February: Scroungers. 19 players. After 2 games of 10 ends and 4 ends play off the results were Col Lee 20 points, Peter Brand 15 points and Trevor Domjahn 5 points. Wednesday 4th March: Scroungers. 14 players. After 2 games of 10 ends and 4 ends play off the results were Trevor Domjahn 25 points, Jessie Ireland 12 points and Franz Kaimer 3 points. Wednesday 11th March: Scroungers. 15 players. After 2 games of 10 ends and 4 ends play off the results were Peter Jervis 19 points, Rod Duncan 16 points, Kevin Ray 5 points. Wednesday 17th March: Scroungers. 15 players. After 2 games of 10 ends and 4 ends play off the results were Paul Johnston 22 points, Peter Jervis 8 points and Bob Kirkright 7 points. Saturday 29th February: Sevens Weekly Competition. Round 8 Played at Canungra. Singles Helensvale A 25 points D Canungra 14 points. Pairs Helensvale A 23 points D Canungra 18 points. Fours Canungra 23 points D Helensvale A 18 points. Saturday 14th March: Sevens Weekly Competition. Round 10 Played at Canungra. Singles McKenzie Park 25 points D Canungra 15 points. Pairs McKenzie Park 26 points D Canungra 17 points. Fours Canungra 24 points D McKenzie Park 9 points. Saturday 29th February: Summer 9’s White. Round 5 Played at Canungra. Canungra 76 points D Tweed Heads 61 points. Saturday February 29th Summer 9’s Orange. Round 5 played at Canungra. Robina 86 points D Canungra 52 points. Saturday March 7th Summer 9’s White. Round 6 played at Mudgeeraba. Mudgeeraba 73 points D Canungra 52 points.
Winners of the Canungra Bowls Club Men’s Fours Championship for 2020 - Des Love, Peter Brand (Skip), Brian Laurence and Peter Jervis
Saturday 7th March: Summer 9’s Orange. Round 6 played at Canungra. Beenleigh 71 points D Canungra 61 points. Saturday 14th March: Summer 9’s White. Round 7 played at Canungra. Canungra 65 points D Beaudesert 52 points. Saturday 14th March: Summer 9’s Orange. Round 7 played at Canungra. Tweed Heads 61 points D Canungra 59 points. Monday 2nd March: Canungra Wall Plaque Competition. Canungra V Woongoolba. Overall Winner Woongoolba + 32. Highest rink margin Woongoolba + 15. Sunday 8th March: Ladies Fours Competition Final. Merl Wortel, Louise Goodman, Val Reiser and Kerri Weston D Kay Upton, Alison Koger, Wendy Colman and Jean Ball + 5. Sunday 8th March: Men’s Fours Competition. Semi Final. Peter Hickson, Ronald McDonald,
Tim Thomas and Justin Graham D John Harrison, SiMonday Wallis, Brian Harrison and Mykal Prosser + 17. Sunday 21st March: Mens Championship Fours Final. Brian Laurence, Des Love, Peter Jervis and Peter Brand (Skip) D Rod Duncan, Ronald McDonald, Tim Thomas and Justin Graham (Skip) 25 - 15. Sunday 15th March: A visit of 42 players from Ipswich Vets, after a morning game of Lawn Bowls and a great lunch an enjoyable day was held by all and the promise to return again next year.
NOTICE: Due to the Coronavirus all future games have been cancelled, for more information please email canungrabowlsclub@gmail.com
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