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Canungra Owls U12 Mixed Team. Back row L-R: Sarah Hughes, Jayden Hughes, Nelson Browning, Colt Bullen, Taj Davis, Jack Piacun, Austin Anthony, Brendan Anthony. Front row L-R: Patrick Bennett, Ethan Honeycombe, Ben Hansen, Lily Hogan, Harry Hogan, Jonah Parry, Ryan Shostacki. Photo: East End Digital
Canungra Owls Grand Final Hoot!
Canungra Owls U12 Mixed Team took out the Division Two Grand Final against Mount Tamborine Eagles on Friday 7th September. It was a convincing win, with the Owls overcoming the Eagles 5-2 in a season that might never have been. In January, the Club struggled to field an Under 12 mixed team, but with some last minute additions and a few players shuffled around, the Owls were pleased to submit a full team into Division Two.
“Our U12 Mixed team has had a fantastic year,” said Owls Vice-President Rachel Mathers, “With the Gold Coast hosting the Commonwealth Games, the 2018 season started early and was a long season but they pushed themselves throughout the year.” The U12 Mixed Team remained in the top two teams on the competition ladder and despite losing a couple of games along the way, finished the season as League Champions.
“I have known their coach, Brendan Anthony for a few years now and this season, all of his passion, coaching experience and (mostly controlled) sporting aggression paid off tremendously,” said Rachel. Canungra Owls fielded three teams in Grand Finals, with the U15/16 Girls Division Two team and the U12 Girls Division Two team taking out the runners up place in their divisions.
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New Owners for Canungra Op Shop
After almost 10 years under the ownership of Arkwood Christian Association, Canungra Op Shop is under new ownership. A decision was made by to hand the shop over to another organisation due to personal circumstances of some Op Shop committtee members. One of the deciding factors in choosing who would continue operating Canungra Op Shop was the current committee’s desire to see local community support continue. Since opening, Canungra Op Shop has directed almost $125,000 towards local needs including Canungra Owls Soccer Club, Moriarty Park and Canungra Swim Club; as well as support for families in need due to financial need or health problems. They have also contributed $100,000 towards overseas needs. Manager, Caroline Andrew said for the past 18 months the shop has loosely partnered with Lighthouse Community Services (LCS), an organisation based on the Gold Coast and involved in a food bank; free meals for homeless people; op shops at Southport and Currumbin Waters and fundraising for housing for victims of Domestic Violence.
Caroline Andrew, Deb Court, Mark Nurzynski and Jarl Andersson
LCS’s first day of ownership was Sunday 2nd September 2018. They are keen to continue to offer aid locally, which is in line with the work they do on the Gold Coast. “Customers probably won’t notice too many changes in store,” said Caroline. “There is still the same team of volunteers and I will stay on as Manager,” she said. Due to the partnership with LCS, clothing and goods not sold in the Canungra Op Shop
will be utilised at the other Lighthouse Op Shops, or sent overseas to Vanuatu. Unusable items are sold to a recycling organisation. Caroline and the team look forward to continuing to serve the local community. They would like to thank everyone who has been generous in their donations to the store. For information about the LCS visit www. lighthousecs.org.au
Council Notices HEALTHY & ACTIVE 2019
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Scenic Rim sporting and recreational clubs, community organisations and health professionals are invited to team with Council in providing the 2019 Be Healthy and Active program.
ACPA presents SOUL REVUE Soul classics from 50s, 60s & 70s Saturday 6 October 7.30pm Cabaret seating; bar opens 6.30pm $30; Conc $20; Special Group offer 10+ $10 ea @ The Centre Beaudesert THE BARLEYSHAKES - Great Irish music Friday 19 October 11am (comp. morning tea from 10am) $16; Groups 10+ $12.50 @ Boonah Cultural Centre World Of Fun School Holiday Program Story Of The Stars - Printing Workshop $12 (7+ yrs) 27 Sept - The Centre Beaudesert 28 Sept - Boonah Cultural Centre Sea Wind And Land - Scratchboard workshop 25 Sept - $12 (7+ yrs) Boonah Cultural Centre and The Centre Beaudesert Dance Camp with Queensland Ballet Tuesday 2 - Friday 5 October 8.45am-3pm @ The Centre Beaudesert $160 (5-17 yrs) Story Of The Night - One-Day Workshop $20 (8+yrs) Acting, physical theatre and play building workshop Thu 4 Oct 9.30am @ Boonah Cultural Centre Meteorites And The Night Sky - Free Presentation by Scenic Rim Astronomy Assoc 26 Sept 12pm - The Centre Beaudesert 2 Oct 12 pm - Boonah Cultural Centre Find Me: Discovery Trail Around Oceania Exhibition - Free Complete activity sheet for a chance to win a Kids Arts Pack 25 Sept - 6 Oct @ The Centre Beaudesert
Expressions of Interest are now open for providers to nominate for next year’s lineup of free and low-cost activities to be run across the Scenic Rim. Further information on the 2019 Be Healthy and Active Expressions of Interest can be found online at www.scenicrim.qld.gov.au/healthy-andactive-community
EAT LOCAL SCENIC RIM Be part of the local food movement, Eat Local Scenic Rim, and celebrate Scenic Rim produce year-round. If you are in the food and drink, agriculture, hospitality or tourism sector, apply now to benefit from year-round campaigns promoting accredited businesses through the Eat Local Scenic Rim Accreditation Program. Applications close 12 October, 2018, and Eat Local Scenic Rim will be launched on 1 November. To apply, visit www. eatlocalscenicrim.com.au The Eat Local Scenic Rim Accreditation Program is being delivered with support from the Australian Government’s Building Better Regions Fund.
In Conversation Indigenous Community Conversation Two-hour workshop to map our community aspirations towards a future arts and cultural plan for Scenic Rim. All welcome. Saturday 6 Oct 10 am-12 noon @ the Centre Beaudesert Arts Dinner Tuesday 16 October ( Please note change of date) Feedback from regional meetings. Arts Business 101- marketing, getting the word out, compliance and more, Arts Ablaze and online trails app working groups @ The Centre Beaudesert 6pm for 6.30pm start EXHIBITIONS (free entry) Oceania Our Place In The Pacific Continues until 12 December @ The Centre Beaudesert Letters From The Mount Continues until 7 October @ Boonah Regional Art Gallery AT THE MOVIES Friday Flicks @ Boonah Cultural Centre Friday 5 Oct 7pm - Family Flick Sherlock Gnomes (G) $5 for all - incl drink & snack The Bookshop (PG) Friday 19 Oct 10am & 7pm Adults $10; Conc $7.50 Holiday & Twilight Family Flicks @ The Centre Beaudesert & Boonah Cultural Centre See website for all session days and times $5 for all - incl drink and snack Baha’i Faith Information Day @ Boonah Cultural Centre Foyer Tues 16 October 9.30am - 12pm For more information and bookings visit liveatthecentre.com.au
@ THE LIBRARY Author Fleur Lind Friday 12 October 10.30am Beaudesert Library 2pm Tamborine Mountain Library Storytime in the Park Boonah Library 16 October Beaudesert Library 23 October School holidays - SPRING at the library Inspired by all things nature, we have crafts, technology, construction, stories and more! Retro craft Learn the retro crafts of cross-stitch and embroidery 10+ club Fun and challenging activities especially for the big kids, 3D printing, macramé, insect hotels, flower pressing Robotics Practise teamwork and technology skills Under 6’s zone Special activities for the little ones Construction zone Combine recycling with creativity Makerspace Hands-on creative crafts and activities Extra fun A little bit different - junk orchestra, rug making, hand-clapping games, Red Cross pillow case project, nature weaving Storytime Stories, songs and crafts, with special guest author Robin Adolphs at Tamborine Mountain Library
Council correspondence should be addressed to: Jon Gibbons, Chief Executive Officer, PO Box 25, Beaudesert, QLD, 4285 For more information, visit www.scenicrim.qld.gov.au or phone 5540 5111 or 1300 360 555
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Dianne Crooks at the 2014 Turning Canungra Pink launch
Why Is Canungra Turning Pink?
The main street of Canungra is awash with pink, shopfronts are fairly vomiting the colour ... but what does it all mean? Turning Canungra Pink in October is an annual event which is run by the Canungra Chamber of Commerce to raise awareness and funds for all types of cancer. This event was started in 2011 by local business owner at the time, Dianne Crooks, herself a breast cancer survivor. Dianne ran raffles and events in her cafe, with the event getting bigger every year. In 2013 the Canungra Chamber of Commerce became involved, creating a fundraising event that lasted throughout October and involved most of the businesses and many residents in the town. In 2015 to 2017 Turning Canungra Pink successfully raised over $20,000 per year and in 2018 that amount doubled to over $45,000 in total for that year alone. All of the funds raised from events held in 2017 split 50/50 between Cancer Council Queensland and a new fund which was created by the Canungra Chamber of Commerce to support local people with cancer. This fund is called Pink Assist. Everyone who works on Turning Canungra Pink is a volunteer - business owners and residents run events and return a set amount or profits (in some cases all proceeds) to Turning Canungra Pink. It is a community of volunteers who are supporting those in our community who need it most.
Beaucare is now in Canungra to service community needs in the local area. Beaucare offer aged care, disability and child care services, family day care and in-home care along with youth and family support, home maintenance services and financial counselling. They will be at the council office next to the library every Monday from 9am till 2pm.
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Rates Re-Evalution
Objections to 2018 land valuations resulted in a reduction in rates for 71 Scenic Rim property owners. In July, in response to community concern about sharp valuation increases, Mayor Greg Christensen called on the Queensland Government to introduce annual rather than three-year land valuations in the Scenic Rim. Of the 20,373 valuations issued this year in the Scenic Rim region, there were 228 objections. “In total, 71 of these objections were successful, resulting in a total reduction of $5.7 million to the overall value of the Scenic Rim region,” Cr Christensen said. “In terms of rating outcomes, the reduction in valuations, which in some cases was quite small, has had minimal impact on Council’s Budget, around $10,000 in total for the 2018-19 year.” The 2017 Market Survey, which was considered in the valuations, showed a 10 per cent increase across most local government areas in Queensland. The State Government has advised that Scenic Rim Regional Council’s request for annual valuations will be considered in conjunction with the 2018 Market Survey and feedback from relevant local and industry groups. “The increase in valuations - in some instances of upwards of 80 per cent on Tamborine Mountain - and many examples of inconsistent valuations across the region show the current system of valuing land is clearly in need of review.” Cr Christensen said.
Telecommunications Tower To Come Online Council has approved a development application for a telecommunications tower at Macdonnel Road, Tamborine Mountain. The Optus tower was approved with conditions including the tower and equipment be painted pale eucalypt green or an equivalent shade to minimise visual impact. Mayor Greg Christensen, who was among five councillors in favour of the development application, said there is a need for improved telecommunications in the Scenic Rim. “This is about providing capable coverage and Optus ensuring reliability of service for their customers moving through the area,” he said, “Optus has provided the same evidence of need as other applicants for similar facilities in the past.” Division 5 Councillor Rick Stanfield said the communications tower would not be inconsistent with Scenic Rim’s town planning moving forward. “We are very much reliant on telecommunications these days, in every aspect of our lives, and will be more so into the future,” he said. “While sometimes we have to deliberate about consistent or inconsistent use, this is about the future vision for the long-term development of this sort of infrastructure for our community. “It is incumbent on us to look at the future instead of looking at a town plan which was written when these sorts of technologies weren’t available.” However Planning and Development Committee Chair and Division 1 Councillor Nigel Waistell voted against the proposal, along with Division 2 Councillor Nadia O’Carroll, saying it had only two supporters but had attracted 142 objections and that the applicant had not provided a needs analysis. Many of the objections sited potential health risks for local residents due to the proximity of the telecommunications tower to residential properties.
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Rain No Dampner for Orchid Show
With a hall full of enthusiastic gardeners, there was no one maligning the rain that fell on the first morning of the Beaudesert Districts Orchid and Foliage Society’s Spring Show. At judging time on the eve of the Show, the hall was bedecked with 260 orchid plants and 142 foliage plants vying for the honour of being champion orchid plant and champion foliage plant of the show. With the large number of each type of plant entered into the competition, the judges’ task was not easy. However, the eventual winners were: • Grand Champion Orchid was a Lycaste “Sunray” owned by Bernie You of the Gold Coast. • Champion Foliage Plant was a Huperzia subtriafolia owned by Lee Thorneycroft of Logan. Over 650 people attended the show over the weekend of 15th and 16th September. Not only did visitors enjoy the exhibit but many went home with quality plants bought at a reasonable price from the plant sales area. By the end of the Show there were very few plants left with buyers also bennifitting from the advice of the Orchid Society members at the Show.
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Lucky visitors for the show were: Garden Hamper Raffle: First Prize: Lyn Dale of Waterford. Second Prize: Jan Stevenson of Canungra. Third Prize: Judy Balmer of Beaudesert. Lucky Door Prizes: $50 Bunnings Gift Card: Sandra Maultby. $50 Bunnings Gift Card: Coral Mills $20 Bunnings Gift Card: Kristy Lampitt.
Society Secretary, Peter Rice, said the Show is one of the major tourist weekends for Canungra. “People walk around Canungra and sample the eateries which dot the main street,” said Peter, “We have visitors who come from Caloundra, Chinchilla, Pottsville and Stokers Siding outside Murwillumbah just to visit the show and thus stay at the motel and the hotel.”
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To commemorate 25 years of service, Rural Lifestyle Options Australia hosted the first annual 1:5 All Abilities Charity Relay on Saturday 15th September 2018 at the Tamborine Pony Club ground in Tamborine Village. It was a day of family fun to help break the stigma around disability and raise funds for unfunded projects. Many decided to wear fancy dress, and the Tamborine Pony Club entrants supplied their own Fake ponies! In teams of five, entrants needed to complete a 5km relay at the grounds. Each relay participant completed a one kilometre leg of a five kilometre course to highlight the statistic that one in five Australians have a disability. After the relay event, guests were treated to an afternoon of family entertainment including children’s rides, face painting, balloon twisting, food trucks and a live musical performance by T J Macc. All funds raised will assist a person with a disability in rural communities through
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Tamborine Pony Club members brought their own horses! Photo: Donna Tunbridge
Rural Lifestyle Options Australia’s Unfunded Projects initiative. Previously this initiative has assisted the organisation to construct a Sensory Room, purchase a Mobi-chair, facilitate renovations for respite facilities, purchase and install a ceiling hoist and to offset costs incurred
through providing unfunded Mental health and transport supports. If you missed the event you can donate to RLOA via their web site www.rloa.org.au/ donate. For further information about RLOA please call Nick Power on 0429 983388.
OUR PINK 2ND BIRTHDAY!
As another year rolls around, we are so very proud to be part of Turning Canungra Pink. There is something special about our wonderful community and in October, our community spirit is on show. Last year branch staff donned pink wigs once a week…come on in for a visit and see what we’re doing this year! The Canungra & District Community Bank® are once again selling tickets to the Turning Canungra Pink dinner, to be held at the Canungra Hotel on Friday 26th October. This year tickets are $70 and include a 3-course meal and entertainment by local band The Point 0 Five, who are generously donating their time. Tickets numbers are limited so come in ASAP, we don’t want you to miss out! Our very own Candice is organising a local derby between Canungra Owls and Tamborine Mountain Eagles Soccer Club men’s teams – mark Sunday 14th October in your diary! Kick-off is set for 2pm at Moriarty Park. There will be fundraising opportunities throughout the match and all proceeds will be given to Turning Canungra Pink. Canungra & District Community Bank® are proud sponsors of both clubs and we look forward to an afternoon filled with lots of laughs, sportsmanship and fundraising. October 24th also marks our 2nd birthday. We’d like to take the time to thank everyone of you who has supported us over the past couple of years. Not only do we love helping our customers achieve their goals, but we love helping out the not for profit, community-based clubs with funding. The next round of funding closes on 31 December 2018. Contact us for more information!
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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Left: Jane Evans and Kieran Knarston helping out. Below: Vincent Farrell and Emma Dusting get to work painting the power poles.
Turning Canungra Pink!
Canungra got into the pink spirit early this year with a great group of volunteers literally painting the town mid-September! Samantha Dusting coordinated the town decorations and said it was a fun morning for everyone, starting at 8am and putting up flags as well as painting power poles. “We were all done by midday,” said Sam, “Which was a great effort by everyone.”
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Above: A happy group turned out to celebrate the official launch of Turning Canungra Pink at D J Smith Park, Canungra on Tuesday 2nd October. Photo courtesy Greg Christensen. Left: Belinda, Callum and Aaron Honeycombe enjoying their Pink Pancake Breakfast at Moriarty Park on Monday 1st October.
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‘Canungra Professional Centre’ is now open in the 105 year old refurbished building, at 31 Kidston Street Canungra, just next door to the police station. The old the Bulimba State School building from Brisbane was relocated to Canungra where owners John-Paul and Samantha Lo Giudice have been busy renovating and restoring. The building was originally built in 1884 - the same year that Canungra was founded. Canungra Professional Centre has a variety of furnished professional spaces and treatment rooms, a large reception waiting area and a lovely, natural outlook. There are currently a few rooms available for rent on a daily basis. The team of professionals currently operating from ‘Canungra Professional Centre’, include: • Dr. John-Paul Lo Giudice – Grassroots Healthcare (Osteopath); • Dr. Elsa Herbst – Psychologist; • Michelle Green – Body Benefits Therapies (Oriental Therapies and Massage); • Sonia Treble – Canungra Law (Solicitor + Financial Planner). John-Paul and Samantha are striving to create an environment which supports optimal health, best outcomes and positive experiences for all who share and visit the space. If you think this space could work for you please call John-Paul on 07 5543 4254 or email him at info@grassrootshealthcare.com.au to arrange a viewing.
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Lori’s Lollies
Lori’s Lollies opened on Canungra Show Day - Saturday 25th August but has been part of the plan for Lorelei Consterdine for many years. Lori managed a similar store in England, where she and her husband Thomas are originally from. The family has three young children and Lori’s parents also had shops in England when she was growing up. When the opportunity came along to set up her own lolly shop in Canungra, she jumped at it. In addition to selling all kinds of lollies by weight, Lori’s Lollies also has a great range
of party supplies - from invitations to helium balloons, from pinatas to wrapping paper Lori can supply whatever you need to make your next party a huge success! “I’ve kept our prices competitive with the Gold Coast,” said Lori, “As a mum, I understand how important it is to be competitive in pricing as well as saving my customers time in not having to drive to the Gold Coast to buy the party supplies they need.” “I can also supply lolly bags for parties or order in specifically themed party needs,” she said.
Thomas and Lori Consterdine
Lori also has a range of children’s gifts, toys and craft, priced to suit a variety of budgets. For customers who just want to drop in after school (or after school drop off) she also has scoop ice-cream in a variety of flavours and can create milkshakes with whatever chocolate bar takes your fancy! Of course the standard milkshake flavours and malt shakes are also available. Lori’s Lollies is located in the Canungra Shopping Centre (next to Canungra FoodWorks). The shop is open seven days a week from 12 noon until 4.30pm, and opens earlier on the weekends. For all enquiries contact Lori on her mobile 0455 717 291 or like the Lori’s Lollies Facebook page. Left: Lori’s Lollies sells a range of lollies by weight as well as a variety of toys and craft.
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Turning Canungra Pink! The flags are out and the town looks really festive at the moment. Anyone would think there was a major celebration happening. Well, maybe there is. Although I know we are turning pink to raise money and awareness for cancer, we are also celebrating the human decency of people who want to make a difference. Not satisfied with just surviving cancer, Di Crooks started turning her cafe pink in 2011, to help other people affected by cancer. Initially, Di raised funds for Cancer Council Queensland. In 2017 and 2018, with Turning Canungra Pink now run by the Canungra Chamber of Commerce, half the money raised goes to Pink Assist - a local fund which helps people having treatment for cancer. So Di, and the people involved after her, are people who want to make a difference. People who want to help fight something that often seems to be too big for one person to fight - cancer. Together I believe we can make a difference. Whether it is fundraising for money for research or for vouchers given to our friends, family and neighbours who are ill, Turning Canungra Pink makes a huge difference to the people it helps. Join in to celebrate a great initiative and make a difference in your community. Canungra - small town, big heart!
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Since taking over Canungra Post Office, Cheryl Davies has become an integral part of the Canungra community. Following the closure of the Canungra Newsagent, Cheryl quickly took on the task of supplying stationery for local businesses and school supplies for students. Her competitive pricing and willingness to go the extra mile for her customers has made Canungra Post Office a vital part of the business landscape. Canungra Post Office can supply all your stationery needs from pens and pencils to copy paper and mailing labels. If they don’t have it in stock Cheryl and her staff will be happy to order it in for you. Each year, Cheryl donates a portion of the school supplies sold back to Canungra State School. She also supports Canungra Show’s junior pavilion entries by providing prize packs for the winners, and assists with Turning Canungra Pink behind the scenes with the letterbox drop of the Pink Calendars.
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expect - where else can you go to get your dry cleaning done? Or a magazine subscription? Of course if it is a mobile phone or wireless internet dongle you’re looking for, Canungra Post Office has those too! Canungra Post Office is open Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm and Saturday mornings from 9am to 12 noon.
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Call Goes Out For Inaugural Eat Local Champions Local food champions will be able to harness a growing hunger for Scenic Rim food and drinks year-round through a new Eat Local Scenic Rim accreditation program. Applications are now open for businesses in the food and beverage, agriculture, hospitality and tourism sectors to engage in yearround promotional activities under the Eat Local Scenic Rim banner. Approved businesses will be able to use Eat Local Scenic Rim branding in shop windows, menus and marketing, and consumers will be able to see where they can find, buy and taste truly local produce. Scenic Rim Mayor Greg Christensen said consumers were hungry for Scenic Rim produce beyond Eat Local Week. “Agriculture is the biggest industry in the Scenic Rim, underpinning the region’s identity and, together with tourism, contributing $630 million to Gross Regional Product,” he said. “The local food movement has grown in size and popularity every year since the first Scenic Rim Eat Local Week in 2011, and the next logical step is to eat local every week.
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Robyn and Paul Lee from Greenlee Farm
“We are encouraging locals and visitors to buy local food and drink all year round for the benefit of the community, the local economy and the consumers themselves.” To be eligible to become a partner of Eat Local Scenic Rim, businesses need to meet criteria in at least one of eight categories: Producer; Farm Gate; Café/ Restaurant/
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Pub; Accommodation; Experience; Retail; Specialty Maker/ Food Artisan; Brewer/ Distiller/ Winemaker. Applications close on 12th October 2018 and Eat Local Scenic Rim champions will be announced on 1st November 2018. For more details and application forms visit www.eatlocalscenicrim.com.au.
Gillian’s Prized Possession!
RSL Sub Branch By Col Lee, President, Canungra RSL Sub-Branch
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No single factor started the First World War. Throughout Europe, there had been growing tensions for many years – nationalism, an arms race, disputes over territories and spheres of influence, greed, fear, distrust, and the division of Europe into two hostile alliances all contributed. The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne, by Serbian terrorists led to the AustroHungarian invasion of Serbia, on 29 July 1914. Russia mobilised troops to prevent Serbia being crushed. Germany declared war on Russia and, realising that France would support Russia, declared war on France as well. When Germany invaded neutral Belgium, Britain declared war on Germany. Japan, seeing the chance to seize German territory in China, also declared war on Germany. Bulgaria and Turkey Gillian Wells at Canungra Books and Art
sided with the Central Powers and soon most coun-
Boonah author Gillian Wells was at Canungra Books and Art on Sunday 23rd September to show off her new book “Possession”. Possession is about Anna, a young woman who doesn’t have the easiest start in life nor a happy relationship with her mother. She grows into a very beautiful, successful, but lonely young businesswoman. She meets an equally successful businessman who sweeps her off her feet. However, he controls her life completely and, as time passes, her life becomes increasingly traumatic and ultimately in danger. How can she escape, and will she ever find the peace and happiness she craves? Possession is available now at Canungra Books and Art.
tries in Europe had become involved in the war. These days, we tend to think of Gallipoli, Palestine and the battles fields of Europe as Australia’s first involvement in the War. Often forgotten, is the Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary Force that attacked and captured vital German communication facilities in German New Guinea and the neighbouring islands of the Bismarck Archipelago in October 1914. For Australia, the First World War remains the costliest conflict in terms of deaths and casualties.
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From a population of fewer than five million, 416,809 men enlisted; of which over 60,000 were killed and 156,000 wounded, gassed or taken prisoner.
Remembrance Day, Canungra 2018 This year, in the week leading up to Sunday, 11th November and the 100th Anniversary of the signing of the Armistice, it is planned to have display boards
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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
Weekly Events Mondays:
October 2018 - Turning Canungra Pink!
• Beaucare next to Canungra Library 9am - 2pm. Ph: 5541 4216. • Fitness Training at Live Fit Studio 5.30pm. Steve 0405 103 670. • Storytime at the Canungra Library. Listen to stories, sing songs and get crafty! From 9.15am.
(Turning Canungra Pink events are in pink) 5th ���������Pink Bingo at Moriarty Park from 6pm.
Tuesdays:
6 & 7 ������Open Garden at Canungra Valley Tropicals, 1 Mahony Road, Wonglepong. Gold coin donation to Turning Canungra Pink. 6th ���������Scenic Rim Regional Council Free Trees in D J Smith Park from 7.30am. ��������������Turning Canungra Pink Food Vans and Markets from 11am. 8th ���������90’s Dress-up Pound Class at Live Fit Gym. Ph: 0405 103 670. 12th �������Pink Fashion Parade at O’Reillys Canungra Valley Vineyard. $20 per person. From 3.30pm. 6 - 13 �����Canungra Paragliding Cup 13th �������Chantilly Farm Festival from 10.30am. 3130 Beechmont Rd, Witheren. 20 - 27 ���Canungra Hanggliding Classic 21st ��������Healing Service at St Luke’s Anglican Church from 4pm. 26th �������Don’t Stop Believing Dinner! Tickets at Canungra & District Community Bank. $70 per person. 27th �������Pink Golf Day. Canungra Area Golf Club. Ph: 5543 4620.
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Canungra Golf Club - Ladies’ Competition Golf Day. Amanda’s Pilates at Live Fit Gym. 5.30pm $10. Ph: 0411 607 203 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. Fortnightly: Women’s Web. Robyn 5543 4725. Canungra Village Garden Weekly Working Bee and Chat - 9am till 11am. Call Alex 0478 784 719. • Pilates – Tuesdays, 5:30 to 6:30pm, Moriarty Park Hall, Alanna 0409 752 997
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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). Justice of the Peace Community Signing Centre. Canungra Library 1pm - 4pm. 1st Wednesday: Canungra AH&I Society meeting. 7.30pm at Canungra Showgrounds. • 3rd Wednesday: Beaudesert Districts Orchid and Foliage Society meeting. www.bdofs.com.
Thursdays: • Men’s Competition Golf Day at Canungra Golf Club. • Every 2nd Thursday Canungra Craft Group. Showgrounds Art Hut. Ph: 5543 5528. • Pilates – Thursdays, 6:00 to 7:00pm, Moriarty Park Hall, Alanna 0409 752 997
Fridays:
28th �������Canungra Sports & Recreation Reserve Grounds Centenary 9am - 3pm. Heritage feaival with bullock teams, pig races and more! In conjunction with Canungra Primary School fete and Turing Canungra Pink. Gold coin donation entry. Ph: 0417 430 145 or 0425 264 445.
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• 30 min High Intensity Fat Burning Classes at Live Fit Studio. Kym 0405 103 670.
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Mixed Competition Golf Day at Canungra Golf Club. Amanda’s Pilates at Live Fit Gym. 7.00am $10. Ph: 0411 607 203 1st Sat: QCWA Wonglepong (except January) at 9.30am. Ph: Joyce Libke 5543 5212. Dog Obedience Classes at Moriarty Park. Ph: 0417 710 434. 3rd Saturday of the month. Canungra Village Garden Monthly Working Bee and Catch up - 1- 3pm.
Sundays:
6th ���������Melboune Cup Day. Canungra Hub Melbourne Cup Lunch from 11am 3pm. Bookings Essential. Phone: 0422 894 174. 11th ��������Remembrance Day. 18 ����������Vintage Brocante at O’Reilly’s Canungra Valley Vineyards
• First Sunday each month: Social event at Canungra Books and Art from 3pm. • 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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Pink Assist Helping the Locals
Fifty per cent of Turning Canngra Pink funds will be returning to the local community to help Canungra residents battling cancer. A fund established in 2017 and administered by the Canungra Chamber of Commerce, will see half the Turning Canungra Pink funds used to help people who are being treated for cancer. Canungra Chamber of Commerce Treasurer, Delsey Bird, said the fund, called Pink Assist, is about community helping community. “While we understand the importance of supporting Cancer Council Queensland, we also want to help the people who have supported Turning Canungra Pink - the local residents,” said Desley. “Last year Turning Canungra Pink raised over $45,000, half of which went to Pink Assist to fund vouchers for things like gardening, cleaning, fuel and pharmacy expenses,” she said. As the fund has only recently been set up, the Chamber is still looking at the best ways to use the funds to support residents with cancer. “Many people are reluctant to ask for help, but if you or someone you know is going through treatment for cancer, there is help available and personal details will be kept confidential,” she said, “Sometimes assistance with fuel costs, cleaning the house or keeping the garden in check can make a huge difference when a family member is unwell.” Desley said some of the 2017 funds have been given to help several residents over the past year, but she would welcome any enquiries from family or friends who would like to access assistance. One local who accessed the Pink Assist fund last year said, “It was a great help for which I am so grateful. We have amazing help in Canungra. Please say thanks to all.” For more information about Pink Assist, contact Desley on 0412 767 007.
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Pink
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Recently, a fried of Canungra RSL Sub Branch President Col Lee, Tony (Scotty) Scott was visiting Canungra. On finding out what Turning Canungra Pink was all about, he immediately went into the Bendigo Bank and purchased a pink polo shirt. On returning to Hobart, Scotty when down to the Rockwall Restaurant at Salamanca Place owned by former AFL player, Gary Baker. Gary played for Footscray, Melbourne and Sydney Swans. Gary sends his best regards to the Canungra community and he salutes those involved in organising this wonderful and worthy activity.
Gary Baker salutes those involved in Turning Canungra Pink
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Unwanted Springtime Visitors
Canungra is a popular tourist area in spring, especially if you are a carpet python looking for somewhere good to curl up for a nap! With the warmer weather, from September to February, snakes become more active as they seek out a breeding partner and food. A resident near Canungra Creek has found several carpet pythons investigating her home over the past week. These snakes are nonvenomous and can grow up to four metres in length. They are most commonly found where there is an abundance of food items (for example rats, possums, birds, cats). In this case the resident has a budgie that might have enticed the snake onto the property. The Coastal Carpet Python is one of the most abundant snakes found on properties throughout the Gold Coast, Logan and Scenic Rim region. Carpet Pythons are particularly arboreal and it’s not uncommon to find one curled up in a tree in your backyard. Carpet python bites are not common and generally this type of snake poses little threat to humans or pets (other than smaller birds and mammals). Residents who find a snake on their property are advised not to try to catch or kill the snake. Some snakes that look harmless to the untrained may be highly venomous. Professional snake catchers can be called to remove the snake (see page 36). Snakes are protected by law and attempting to catch or kill protected wildlife can be dangerous and carries a maximum penalty of 5 years behind in prison, or a $77,000 fine. Photos below and above: Carpet pythons visiting a residence near Canungra Creek.
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My Health Record – Your Health In Your Hands
Gold Coast resident Sandra Johnston has a number of chronic conditions which is why she finds having a My Health Record invaluable. “I find My Health Record to be extremely beneficial as I see a wide variety of health professionals including six different specialists. Now I have My Health Record, when I go back to the GP I don’t have to worry about remembering medications and test results because I know it’s available,” Sandra said. Some key things to remember about My Health Record: • Your important healthcare information is available online, and easily accessible by you, your doctors, specialists or hospitals. • Because healthcare providers have access to clinical information, they may have a more detailed picture with which to make clinical decisions, diagnose and provide treatment. • In emergency situations, treating doctors can view information such as current medications and allergies.
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layered and strong safeguards in place to protect your information. By the end of 2018, a My Health Record will be created for every Australian, unless they choose to opt out by November 15, 2018. My Health Record staff will be attending a number of local events including Turning Canungra Pink on October 6 and the BeechSandra Johnston finds having a My Health Record invaluable.
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Learn about: The benefits How to personally control your record System security
Visit us at the following events: Turning Canungra Pink, October 6, 2018, 11.00am – 6.00pm, DJ Smith Park, Canungra www.facebook.comturningcanungrapink Beechmont Markets, October 21, 2018, 10.30am-12.30pm, 1835 Beechmont Road, Beechmont http://bapa.beechmont.org.au/market
This year, you will get a My Health Record unless you tell us you don’t want one by 15 November 2018. For more information go to:
MyHealthRecord.gov.au Help line 1800 723 471 Authorised by the Australian Government, Canberra.
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School Happenings Students of the Week - Well done!
Rileey (2H) for being a quiet Angel-Rose (3Z) for aiming Koda (1B) for always doing Jack (PJ) for always being an achiever who works hard and high in everything she does. She her best and aiming high. She enthusiastic learner. He is kind, strives to do his best. is a dedicated and kind student is a well-mannered, caring and helpful and well-mannered. who supports her friends and is responsible student always helpful.
Broadwater District Athletics
Selected students represented Canungra State School at the Broadwater District Athletics Championships at Griffith University. This is always a great experience. Students get to compete against students from other schools, make new friends and experience competition at a higher level. Our students were a credit to our school, displaying great sportsmanship and fantastic behaviour. They all tried their best and we were very proud of them. Congratulations to the following students who were selected and competed: • Taj- Discus; • Jack - Shot-put, long jump and 200m; • Oli - High jump, 200m and 800m; • Daniel - Discus, shot-put and 800m; • Liam - 100m; • Tyler - 100m and 200m • Cooper - Shot-put • Quin - Long jump • Owen 800m and 1500m • Sophie - Long jump; • Sharnae - 100m; • Ella - 100m; • Keeley - 200m; • Ruby - Long jump, 200m, 800m and 1500m. The competition was fierce with the officials tightening the rules this year and only students who qualified or very close to qualification allowed to compete. Jack placed first and qualified in long jump, Oli placed second and qualified in high jump and Daniel placed fourth and qualified in the 800m for the South Coast Regional Athletics Trials on 11th and 12th September. Page 26
South Coast Region Athletics Trials
Oli and Jack competed at the South Coast Region Athletics Trials. Unfortunately, Jack had injured his knee the previous Friday at Interschool sport so was unable to jump at his best for Long Jump. Oli placed second in high jump with a jump of 1.25m and is now off to the State Athletics Championships representing the South Coast Region in Cairns in October. What an incredible achievement. All his hard work in lunch time trainings paid off.
SES Visit
By Amy 5M On Wednesday 29th August on the back oval at Canungra State School, the year fives got a special visit from the Tamborine Mountain SES Group. They came to the school to help students learn about natural disasters. They taught us about what to do to help others and what to do when there is a flood. They taught us that in a safety kit we need to have rope, torches, first aid kits, lighters and a tarp. The most important thing to do in a flood is to stay calm and not swim in the water. A huge thanks to Marty, Bill, Sharee, Jess and Navarre for teaching us what to do in a flood.
Red Cross Visit
By Keeley, 5M On Wednesday 5th September, Ros and Abbish, some people from the Australian Red Cross, came to our school and visited 5M and 5O.
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They taught us about some calming and relaxing exercises to do in tricky situations. One of them was to think of your favourite colour or place and breathe in picturing that colour or place and then think of your least favourite colour and breathe out. They also brought heaps of plain, white pillowcases that we decorated with fabric markers. Some people drew their happy places and some people drew some things that would help them to remember what objects to put inside. We got told what sort of things to put into your pillowcase like water, food, first aid kit, something special and a couple of other things. 5M and 5O had an amazing time learning how to stay safe and relaxed in those types of situations.
Rugby League Report
By Steve Moriarty, Rugby League Coach Canungra State School has certainly had a busy few weeks on the rugby league field. On Thursday 30th August, we fielded teams in the Year 4, Open competitive, and Open non-competitive divisions of the Currumbin 9s carnival. All teams acquitted themselves very well with the Open competitive team’s only loss being a narrow 3-2 loss to a massive team from Wynnum State School which saw them officially finish fifth out of 15 teams in that division. On Friday 7th September, our open team competed against teams from St Bernards and Tamborine Mountain in the interschool tackle rugby league competition. Canungra had comfortable wins against both Tamborine and St Bernards in the preliminary matches
Canungra State School
Canungra State School students from Years 4, 5 and 6 with students from St Mary’s Primary School, Beaudesert
which meant that our second game against Tamborine effectively became the grand final. In a hard fought match, Tamborine Mountain threw everything at Canungra but our team dug deep to grind out a 3-2 victory which meant that Canungra have now won this competition 8 years in a row, a fine achievement! Canungra also fielded teams in the Under 10 and Under 12 divisions of the Kingfisher Cup 9 a side competition held at Willis Park in Beaudesert. This competition is for schools from all over the Scenic Rim including Jimboomba, Beaudesert, St Mary’s, Flagstone, Emmaus College, Hills
College, Veresdale, Gleneagle, Woodhill and Tamrookum. Competition was intense over the two days of the carnival and both Canungra teams achieved outstanding results. The Under 10 team experienced only one loss at the carnival and missed making the grand final by a single try on for and against. They defeated Jimboomba 2 by 5 tries to 0 in the play off to finish third in their division. The under 12 team were undefeated in their pool, scoring a total of 26 tries and conceding only three tries. Canungra played a very strong Jimboomba 1 team, who were also convincing winners of their pool, in the grand final. The grand
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final was played in an atmosphere fitting of a state of origin match with both sides trading tries throughout the game. When the fulltime siren sounded, the scores were locked at three-all with Jimboomba being declared the winners, being the first try scorers in the final. While it was disappointing to come so close to winning the trophy, the team can be very proud of their performance in remaining undefeated throughout the carnival. All players who represented the school in rugby league are to be congratulated on the high standard of play and sportsmanship displayed throughout the year. Well done!
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Canungra’s History - Boyland By Joyce Libke Boyland ... Where did the name come from? From the late 1890s a family of Boylands lived on the property where Wagon Wheel Road is today. • In the application to form the Canungera Rifle Club in 1907, among the signatories are William H Boyland and Albert J Boyland both dairy farmers from Boyland. • From The History of Biddaddaba Creek (1999) - The Boyland Railway Station was named in circa 1915 after Tambourine Shire Councillor, George Boyland, who died in 1908. • In the history of the QCWA Wonglepong Branch it states: “with voluntary labour from our menfolk the hall was erected and opened on 4th December 1935 by Mrs Buchannan, President of Central Region. A sports day, organised by Mr Tom Boyland on New Year’s Day resulted in the hall being free of debt”. In the Wonglepong Cemetery are the graves of Tom Boyland and Edith Minnie Boyland. Edith George Thomas Bryans Boyland. Photo supplied by Bill Ferguson. was known as “Sissy”. The Boyland Family had originally farmed (dairy) near Archerfield. There is a small historical cemetery near the airport known as “God’s Acre” where many of the Boyland Family are buried. When visiting this site recently Alison Anderson of the Canungra Historical Society met Bill and Lenore Ferguson. Bill is related to the Boylands and Lenore is a Great-Grand daughter of William Kidston. In 1910, Laheys invited William Kidston, then Premier of Queensland, for the weekend in an effort to persuade him that the Government Railway needed to be extended from Logan Village to Canungra. After the railway opened in 1915, a public auction of the town blocks was held on 2nd May 1916. A poster shows that one of the main streets was named Kidston Street in recognition of the Premier’s assistance. With an interest in history, Bill and Lenore often visit Canungra. During their next visit they will be speaking at the Canungra & District Historical Society meeting to be held on Friday 26th October at Canungra Showgrounds at 1.00pm. RSVP to Alison Anderson on 0417 742 590.
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Beaudesert Aged Care Facility Approved
Council has approved an aged care facility for a portion of land which was previously earmarked by the developer for residential allotments at Beaudesert. The proposed Seasons aged care complex at Hawthorn Street will incorporate a total of 129 twobedroom, single storey self-contained homes to meet the demand for a degree of independent living by elderly members of the community. Council approved the development with the condition that it include additional car spaces as a number of elderly residents would still own cars and staff and visitors to the facility would require parking,. Division 3 Councillor Virginia West welcomed the proposal as providing accommodation options for older community members close to Beaudesert town centre and employment opportunities within the Scenic Rim. “Developments such as this are very positive for Beaudesert and the surrounding area as we don’t have a great deal of aged care facilities in this area,” she said. “The issue of car parking was an important consideration because the last thing we would want is to have people parking out in the streets and disrupting the community.” Mayor Greg Christensen left the Chamber for the discussion and decision making around the proposal, citing a potential perceived conflict of interest as a family member could be involved in the development. Planning and Development Committee Chair Cr Nigel Waistell said aged care facilities were needed in the Scenic Rim. “As long as they are built with sensitivity to the requirements of the region they should be supported,” he said.
Council Comment By Cr Virginia West Scenic Rim Regional Council
CANUNGRA POOL OPENS
The Canungra pool has opened for the coming season and Canungra Swim Club Sign On Day is 11th October at 5.30pm. New members are always welcome. Pool hours are Monday to Friday, 6am to 10am and 2pm to 6pm; Saturday from 8am to 5pm; Sunday from 10 am to 4pm.
FREE TREE DAY
Don’t forget Free Tree Day in D J Smith Park on Saturday 6th October from 8am to 12 noon for all Scenic Rim ratepayers. Remember to bring your Free Tree Voucher which was enclosed with the last rates notice - no voucher no tree! This coincides with the Pink Markets so lots will be happening in the park that morning.
PLANNING SCHEME CONSULTATION
Community consultation on the draft Scenic Rim Planning Scheme has commenced and will close on Friday 14th December. A copy of the draft scheme is available on the Council website. Residents will receive an information brochure and details of the Information Sessions and Talk to a Planner session dates will be published in local newspapers. On Wednesday 7th November, an Information Session will be held at the Canungra School of Arts Hall on Wednesday 7th November from 6pm to 7.30pm and a Talk to a Planner opportunity from 4pm to 6pm.
RURAL FIRE BRIGADE AGMs
A number of local Rural Fire Brigade AGMs are being held this month, including Canungra and Biddaddaba. I would like to sincerely thank all the volunteers throughout the Scenic Rim for their commitment and dedication to their communities and also thank their families who allow them to spend precious time in this capacity.
GOAT TRACK CLOSURE
Don’t forget the Goat Track has been closed to all traffic from 24th September for three weeks while DTMR conducts maintenance work.
CANUNGRA TURNS PINK FOR CANCER
The month of October is again action packed with a variety of fun events for all as the town raises precious funds for this very worthy cause. Event flyers are available at all businesses in town. The Pink Polo event was extremely well attended and enjoyed by all.
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I am always happy to talk with residents on 5540 5403 or 0407 630 052 or email virginia.w@scenicrim.qld.gov.au
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AWL Pets of the Month
Rembrandt - 72993 Black – DSH x British Shorthair Male – 12 years. Cost: $120.00 Every animal, no matter their age deserves to be in a loving, warm and secure home. Rembrandt, at a distinguished 12 years young, is no exception to the rule and he promises to bring unconditional love and joy to any new family who open their hearts to give him a home. With a relaxed and charming personality, Rembrandt has very few demands. This sleek and content companion only seeks some places to nestle into and a window or two to gaze from. If your home has room and your heart is willing, please come and meet Rembrandt today. Rembrandt is desexed, vaccinated and vet checked. To meet any of the animals available for adoption, visit the AWL Gold Coast Rehoming Centre:
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Nature’s Gems
Proboscis Monkey (Nasalis larvatus) By Melissa Whitby Several months ago, I travelled to Malaysian Borneo to see the incredible wildlife that calls the island home. Malaysian Borneo is home to some wildlife species that cannot be found anywhere else in the world. One of the mammal species, which I was keen to observe, was the Proboscis Monkey. This unusual looking primate is only found on the island of Borneo. It is easily recognised from other primate species in Borneo by its bulbous nose, orangecoloured fur on the head and shoulders and pale white underparts. Male animals are considerably larger than females. I was lucky enough to see Proboscis Monkeys along the Kinabatangan River in the Sabah region of Malaysian Borneo. The monkeys that I observed travelled in small family groups with a dominant male along the riverbanks. The preferred habitat of the Proboscis Monkeys is along rivers and coastal mangroves and they rarely venture out of these environments. As the monkeys move along these semi-aquatic environments, they forage for leaves, fruit and seeds. Proboscis Monkeys are able to swim which enables them to move easily beside riverine forests and mangroves. The numbers of Proboscis Monkey has declined rapidly in Borneo in recent times and much of this can be attributed to the loss of their habitat. Throughout the island of Borneo, much of the wildlife has suffered due to severe habitat loss. The future of Borneo now lies with protecting the remaining habitat and connecting these areas so that wildlife can move between them. For those of us here in the Australia, the best way to help protect the wildlife and wild areas in Borneo is too ensure that all products that we use from Borneo are sustainably produced. Also, travelling to Borneo to support conservation programs and local legitimate eco-tourism helps provide the local economy with revenue that in turn elevates protection of conservation areas. This can be seen in the region of Sabah in Malaysian Borneo. I hope that I have inspired some who have read this article to travel to Borneo to see its incredible biodiversity.
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Rufous Bettong
A Spot of Carp Busting
Aepyprymnus rufescens By Susan Cully Bettongs are marsupials belonging to the family Potoroidae. Along with Potoroos and Rat-Kangaroos (not to be confused with Kangaroo Rats!) they are rodent-like in appearance, jump like a very small wallaby and have a pouch for their young. They Rufous Bettong. Photo courtesy: are cousins of the Kangaroos Queensland Museum and the Wallabies: some believe them to be ancestral to that group. The Rufous Bettong weighs between 3 and 4 kilos. It is the largest of the Potoroidae. The ‘salt and pepper’ fur, reddish-brown flecked with pale grey, dark grey and red flecks characterizes their appearance. The nose is bare with a hairy muzzle and face. The skin shows through the thinly furred eye area. The belly and forepaws are light coloured. The Rufous Bettong lives in a variety of forest types including open woodland and tussock grass understorey environments. It constructs cone-shaped nests of grass in shallow depressions at the base of fallen logs. It prefers a cover of tall native grasses for shelter. It favours a healthy understorey of native grasses, particularly Bladey Grass (Imperata cylindrica) and various species of Poa. These grass species are often undervalued and treated with herbicide and random burning by landowners. Being a ground dweller, the Bettong is vulnerable to predation by cats, dogs, and foxes. Its habitat is largely undervalued and subject to clearing; the timing of fire regimes is important to its survival. It competes with introduced rabbits and hares. Bettongs are herbivorous, eating plant material: herbs, seeds, flowers, roots, tubers and some insects. They are known to eat the fruiting bodies of fungi, a valuable food source in their dry environment. Locally threatened, there are still populations to be found from North Queensland to mid-New South Wales.
Young local fisherman Taylor Graham caught some very good sized carp in the Canungra Creek in September. Carp are an introduced species that cause a lot of damage to our waterways. Taylor is pictued below with a 75cm carp. He also caught a 53 cm carp.
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Your Stars for October 2018
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News from St Luke’s By Di Ayscough With the school holidays now over, I hope so our local children relaxed and enjoyed their break. Hopefully they all enjoyed their pets too. We have just celebrated “Pet Blessing Sunday” at St Luke’s. We welcome on a regular basis, a little dog or two, but blessing our pets is an important time to be grateful for the love we receive from these little friends. Coming up in the next month or two, is a busy time for Canungra with “Turning Canungra Pink” already to progress. St Luke’s will be turned pink and will be open for anyone to have a look inside on Saturday 6th October or to just take a moment to say a prayer for a friend, a relative or just someone you know who is affected by cancer. This will tie in with the Pink activities taking place next door in D J Smith park. On 28th October, as Canungra celebrates the centenary of the Showgrounds, St Luke’s will join with the Wonglepong CWA to hold a traditional English Tea Room and cake stall. This will be a day not to be missed. A special fundraising Dinner will be held on Tamborine Mountain Monday 15th October to raise much needed financial support for our local School Chaplaincy program. As we witness the many problems our communities and country face, including climate change, drought, depression and sadness, the importance of providing Christian love, support and hope for the future is paramount. We are very grateful for the opportunity to send volunteers into our schools and this dinner is vital to raise the necessary funding to cover the requirements. Should you be interested in attending please contact me for details: diane.ayscough@bigpond. com. Do you realise it is less than 100 days till Christmas? Instead of spending our usual amount of money buying gifts and extra food, it would be wonderful if we all contributed some extra money to Drought Relief.
Canungra Rainfall - September 2018 Area.............September......2018 Total........ Days..............Recorded by Canungra.......... 41mm.............573mm.............. 3..... Garry & Vicki Keating Wonglepong... 39.5mm.......... 594.5mm............ 7................... Ray Hickson If you would like to record rainfall for Canungra Times please contact our office on 5543 5532. Rainfall photo: Courtesy Jeff Day (Coburg Road crossing in flood, March 2017)
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NOTICE OF THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF CANUNGRA BOWLS CLUB INC.
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Public Notice Planning Act 2016
Public Consultation of the Draft Scenic Rim Planning Scheme and Draft Planning Scheme Policies Scenic Rim Regional Council invites community comment on the Draft Scenic Rim Planning Scheme, made under section 18 of the Planning Act 2016 and the Draft Planning Scheme Policies, made under section 22 of the Planning Act 2016. The Draft Scenic Rim 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. The following Draft Planning Scheme Policies have been prepared to support the land use outcomes outlined in the draft planning scheme: • Planning Scheme Policy 1 - Infrastructure Design • Planning Scheme Policy 2 - Landscape Design • Planning Scheme Policy 3 - Master Planning Requirements • Planning Scheme Policy 4 - Bushfire Management Plans • Planning Scheme Policy 5 - Ecological Assessments The Draft Scenic Rim Planning Scheme and Draft Planning Scheme Policies will be available for public consultation from 26 September 2018 to 14 December 2018 inclusive. Copies of the draft planning scheme and planning scheme policies will be available for viewing online at Council’s website: www.scenicrim.qld.gov.au/newplanning-scheme-project. The documents will also be available for inspection at: • Council’s customer service centres at Beaudesert, Boonah, and Tamborine Mountain; and • Council libraries at Beaudesert, Boonah, Canungra and Tamborine Mountain. Council is seeking formal feedback from the community during the consultation period in the form of properly made submissions. For a submission to be considered properly made it must: • be in writing and signed by each person making the submission if it is not lodged electronically; • be received on or before 4.30pm on 14 December 2018; • state the name and residential or business address of each person making the submission; • state one postal or electronic address for service relating to the submission for all submission makers; and • state the grounds of the submission, and facts and circumstances relied on in support of these grounds. Submissions can be lodged: • online using the electronic submission form. To complete a submission online, please visit Council’s website, www.scenicrim.qld.gov.au/have-your-say; • via email to mail@scenicrim.qld.gov.au; • in person at Council’s main office at 82 Brisbane Street, Beaudesert, or customer service centres at Boonah, and Tamborine Mountain; or • via post by letter, or completed printed submission form to address shown at the bottom of this ad: NOTE: Details of submissions will be published on Council’s website, but submitters’ names, addresses, signatures and personal contact details will be removed. The State Government must also be provided with a copy of all submissions.
Correspondence to be addressed to: Jon Gibbons, Chief Executive Officer, Attention: Land Use Planning Scenic Rim Regional Jon Gibbons | Chief Officer Council PO Box 25,Executive Beaudesert, QLD, 4285. For more information, visit www.scenicrim.qld.gov.au or phone 5540 5111 or 1300 360 555
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General Work for the Dole: Did you know that if you need to do volunteer work to satisfy Centerlink requirements that you can work in the op shop? They are also an approved work host organization for community service programs (such as paying off SPER fines). You can choose which day of the week and the number of hours per day, to suit your needs. For more information: www.canungraopshop. org.au/volunteer. Beaucare: Beaucare offer aged care, disability and child care services, family day care and in-home care along with youth and family support, home maintenance services and financial counselling. They will be at the council office next to the library every Monday from 9am till 2pm. Appointments may be booked on 55414216 or just drop in. Beaudesert Districts Orchid and Foliage Society Inc Meeting: Third Wednesday each month 7pm at Canungra School of Arts Hall, 3-7 Pine Street, Canungra. www.bdofs.com. Canungra Art & Culture Group Meeting: Every second Thursday, Canungra Showgrounds Art Hut 10am-1pm for fun, friendship and craft. $2 per person (bring a plate). Ph 5543 5528. Canungra Women’s Web: Is a ladies social group meeting every 2nd Tuesday for fun and friendship. Please contact Robyn 55434725. Hall for Hire: Uniting Church, 31 Appel St. Big Hall $15ph. Small Hall $10ph. Conditions apply. Ph: Rod 0401 936 984. QLD CWA Wonglepong Branch Meeting: First Saturday of each month at 9.30am. Ph: Joyce Libke on 5543 5212. Tamborine Mountain Toastmasters: Aimed at enhancing communication skills. Venue: Bridge Club House, Sports ground 400 Long Road, Tamborine Mountain. Meetings: 2nd & 4th Thursday 7pm, 7.30pm start. Contact: VP Membership Marty Haynes 0407452725.
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Snake Catchers NatureCall: Ph 1300 319 954. - 3 staff members live in Canungra. Snake Catcher Brisbane: Ph 0413 028 081. Pommy Pythons: Ph 0421 164 591. Gold Coast Snake Catcher: Ph 0418 738 228. Ask about fees when you call.
Church Services Canungra Uniting Church: Appel Street. Sundays at 10.30am. Ph: 5541 1018. Marian Valley Catholic Shrine: Beechmont Road. Sundays 11am and 4pm. Ph: 5533 3617. St Luke’s Anglican Church: 15-21 Kidston Street. Sundays at 7.45am. Ph: 5545 2919. St Margaret Mary’s Catholic Church: 9am every second and fourth Sunday. Ph: 5541 1068.
Fire Wardens Biddaddaba South: Allan Hannel............................ 0418 182 162 Canungra Township: Cameron Spalding................... 0438 435 565 Canungra North and South: Nick Finch............................... 0423 942 411 Pine Creek Area: Paul Finch................................ 0438 437 184 Tamborine Village: Trevor Henderson.................... 0409 642 500 For information on burning off please check the Rural Fire Service website at ruralfire.qld.gov.au or email canungrarfb@gmail.com
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FORE Your Information - Golf Club News Canungra Area Golf Club news with Kim Sami • The Canungra Ladies Open Day was a huge success with 48 players coming from 10 clubs from around the Gold Coast and Scenic Rim. Delicious food, faffle Prizes and lots of winners and grinners made for a very happy day – complete with perfect weather. • The Monthly Veteran Stableford events are still proving very popular with a good field of players competing on the third Monday of each month. All Veteran Golfers are welcome. • Construction work will commence very soon around the Clubhouse as well as on the course as we start building a new machinery and cart shed as well as upgrade the golf course. • Mark your calendars for Saturday 27th October for our crazy Pink Golf Ambrose Day in conjunction with the Turning Canungra Pink Festivities and proudly sponsored by The Shoe Vault. • The Canungra Open will be held on Saturday 17th November with many thanks to our major sponsors - Fujiclean and Binna Burra Lodge. • It has been great to see some friendly games of Skins taking place after the official days comp. Several of the players enjoy three holes in the long shadows of the afternoon, sharing jokes, badgering each other and generally having a good time.
Results
Saturday 25th August: Stableford; Winner – Rob Hewison (40) CB; Runner Up – Kim Sami (40); NTP’s Kerry Flood (7th 27+ and 14th), Bob Flitton (8th), Terry Hill (7th), Tobes Uccetta (17th), Steve Firth (16th 27+), Brett Fletcher (16th), Kim Sami (Ladies 8th). BRD to 33 Monday 27th August: Stableford (Canungra Veterans) Winner – Dave McGuiness (43); Runner Up – Barry Broderick (41) NTP’s – Barry Broderick (5th), Sadao Nakano (14th), Bert Wiedemann (7th), Mark Byrne (16th), Stan Bobermien (8th), Sadao Nakano (17th and 16th 27+). BRD to 33 Tuesday 28th August: Canungra Ladies Stableford OPEN A Grade Winner – Susan O’Sullivan (39), A Grade Runner Up – Kim Sami (34) CB, B Grade
Winner – Olive Finnie (39), B Grade Runner Up – Fiona Vosti (37) Prizes for Longest Droves, Most Accurate Drive, NTP’s and loads of Raffles. Thursday 30th August: SS versus PAR; Winner – Rob Hewison (+4), Runner Up – Bob Cooper (+3), NTP’s – Dave White (5th), Graeme Mulhearn (16th), Damon Palliser (8th), Chris Murphy (17th), Bob Cooper (7th and 16th 27+). BRD to -1 Saturday 1st September: Month Medal (Stroke and Putt); Winner – Mark Byrne (66)CB, Runner Up – Barry Broderick (66) PUTTS – Sam Sami (21 putts), NTP’s Stuey Fletcher (5th), Mark Byrne (14th), Stan Bobermien (7th), Kim Sami (16th), Chris Murphy (8th), Barry Broderick (17th), Bob Cooper (27+ 2nd 7th), Tania Bobermien (27+ 16th), Kim Sami (8th Ladies 2nd). BRD to 72 Tuesday 4th September: Monthly Medal (Stroke and Putt); Winner – Gael Jarvis (69), Runner Up – Cathy Brown (72); PUTTS – Kim Sami (27) NTP’s Jane Weber (5th/14th), Cathy Brown (8th/17th) BRD to 77. Thursday 6th September: Monthly Medal (Stroke and Putt); Winner – Graeme Mulhearn (67) CB, Runner Up – Barry Broderick (67), PUTTS - Ken Muir (25) NTP’s – Chris Murphy (5th), Roger Harriman (14th), Brad Mahony (7th), Peter Foran (16th), Gary Owen (8th), Rob Hewison (17th), Sadao Nakano (27+ 2nd 7th and 16th) BRD to 73 Saturday 8th September: Bisque Par - Winner – Dwain Sullivan (+8) CB, Runner Up – Matt Voller (+8) NTP’s – Michael Cully (5th), John Rodger
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(7th, 16th and 8th), Sam Sami (17th), Kathy Darlington (Ladies 8th 2nd shot) BRD to +1. Tuesday 18th September: Captain’s Choice (Secret 9 – Lucky Dip) - Winner – Irene Mills (20), Runner Up – Jane Weber (19), NTP – 5th/14th Shelley Bierma. BRD to 16. Thursday 20th September: SS v PAR - Winner – Damon Palliser (+4) CB, Runner Up – Dave McGuiness (+4) NTP’s – Bert Wiedemann (5th& 16th), Stan Bobermien (8th), Kym Cameron (17th), Damon Palliser (7th and 16th 27+ 2nd shot) BRD to -1. Saturday 22nd September: 4BBB Stableford Winners – Kathy Darlington and Dwain Sullivan (50) CB, Runners Up – Dave McGuiness and Brad Mahony (50). NTP’s Rhys Bodey (5th), Bert Wiedemann (7th), Ken Gear (16th), Michael Cully (8th), Mark Byrne (17th), Wendy Brown (7th 27+ 2nd shot), Steve Firth (16th 27+ 2nd shot), Kathy Darlington (8th Ladies 2nd) BRD to 43. Tuesday 25th September: Stableford - Winner – Kathy Darlington (40), Runner Up – Pam McAllan (37) NTP’s – Sylvian Cameron (8th/17th 2nd shot 32+) BRD to 31. Thursday 27th September: Stroke and Putt; Winner – Kym Cameron (60), Runner Up – Gary Owen (64) PUTTS – Kym Cameron (21 putts) NTP’s – Bob Flitton (5th), Neil Connolly (7th), Terry Hill (16th), Neil Connolly (8th), Kym Cameron (17th), Steve Firth (7th and 16th 27+ 2nd shot) BRD to 72. Page 43
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Canungra Bowls Club Results By Ray Hickson
Scroungers
Wednesday 29th August: 19 players. After 2 games of 10 end and a four ends play off the Winners were Ben Smith 17 points, Shane Stevenson 16 points and Dave Coleman 7 points. Wednesday 5th September: 11 players. After 2 games of 10 ends and 4 ends play off the winners were Ben Smith 23 points, Peter Jervis 13 points, and Peter Brand 4 points. Wednesday 12th September: 25 players. After 2 games of 10 ends and 4 ends play off the winners were Carolyn Hahn 16 points, Ben Smith 11 points and Dave Coleman 10 points. Wednesday 19th September: A very good day with 25 players. After 2 games of 10 ends and 4 ends play off the winners were Carolyn Hahn 17 points Shane Stevenson 13 points and Dave Coleman 10 points. The leaders after 10 weeks are Peter Jervis 544 points, Chris Davidson 528 points, Peter Hickson 522 points and Peter Brand 521 points
Other Results
Thursday 30th August: A team of Nine Canungra Ladies played in the Robina Shield, Robina 79 points D Canungra 55 points. Tuesday 4th September: Canungra Wall Plaque. Canungra V Robina. Overall Winners Canungra + 34; Highest Rink winner Canungra + 20. Sat 15th September: Patron and Patroness Day. Sponsored By Derek Finch, Joyce Libke and Sylvian Cameron. 10 Teams played. Winners were a team from Tamborine Mt Garrett Rooney, Wayne Joce, Lance Cordingley and Stan Peters (Skip) with 6 + 24. Runner Up a Canungra team
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Canungra Ladies played in the Robina Shield, Ray Hickson, Jan Llewellen, Wendy Coleman, Val Reiser, Kerri Weston, Alison Koger, Sylvian Cameron, Jen Ball and Carolyn Hahn
Shane Stevenson (Skip) with 4 + 8. Third a Canungra team John Harrison (Skip) with 4 + 5. Sunday 23rd September: Ron Henderson Shield Day. Mixed Fours 8 teams. Winners were a Canungra team Unice Jervis, Ronald MacDonald, Jonathan Seagull and Peter Jervis (Skip) with 4 + 13. Second a Canungra team Jim McCartney (Skip) with 4 + 12. Third a Canungra team Shane Stevenson (Skip) with 4 + 5.
Pink Scroungers Day Wednesday 10th October is Scroungers Pink Day, come along for two games of 10 ends, wear something pink, be at the Club at 9am for 9.30am
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start, $5 per player. All green fees donated to Turning Canungra Pink.
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Scroungers are held every Wednesday 9am for 9-30am start. New players welcome. 2 games of 10 ends, $5 per player.
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Sport
Moriarty Park News By Bren Dalby Lots of grant applications in the offing for MP and some of their user groups. We need new cricket nets, a new zero turn mower and new kitchen facilitien but highest on agenda is a new locking/online ordering system for our tennis courts and the fixing of the perimeter fence that some people have seen fit to destroy to gain access. We are also going to incorporate a wall so practice can also be done when a partner is unavailable. So, lots happening and we hope more functions booked so we can get on with our advancements! A Facebook page has been created by Alesia McCabe so happenings can be easily seen and indeed advertised. Our website launch draws closer too …watch this space! Thanks to all who help, use and treat Moriarty Park with respect; it is a great facility and hopefully will become even greater ! A HALLOWEEN disco will be held at MP most likely the first Friday in November due to a crazy amount of things happening the last weekend in October with Turning Canungra Pink. Watch Foodworks noticeboard for this aswell as Facebook and the school newsletter. Huge thank you to Canungra Owls Soccer Club for the raffle they ran for the Bren Dalby Soccer Carnival with the proceeds
donated to the Burrumbuttock Hayrunners Drought Appeal. Bren ran the raffle for the Club and to maximise benefit asked Tony and Anne from Foodworks if they could run a sausage sizzle at Foodworks in conjunction with this appeal. As usual they were supportive and provided everything needed for the sausage sizzle. Thanks to the Canungra Bowls Club for providing the BBQ and directing all bowls players on the day to buy a sausage! Thanks to Rachel and Dave Aitken and Ange and Lauren McGrotty as well as George and Bren for manning the BBQ. Over the two days $1015.45 was raised and passed on to the Hayrunners through Sydney Rotary. Raffle prizes were donated by Go Ballooning, Foodworks, Flessers Bakery, My Country Escape and Bean Inn.
Sportsperson
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Jonah Parry is the Sportsperson of the Month for his achievements in his chosen sport of sailing. Jonah has been sailing for five years. We have just had the end of series presentation at the Southport Yacht Club where Jonah was awarded first place for the 2017-2018 South-East Queensland O’Pen Bic series. Unfortunately Jonah missed the Queensland State titles due to traveling overseas (visiting family), however he still has a busy schedule ahead with this year’s South-East
Sportsperson of the Month, Jonah Parry
Queensland regattas, including New South Wales titles, all leading up to the O’pen Bic World titles held over the Christmas break in Auckland, New Zealand. Jonah qualifies for the World titles and has bene registered for this event where his family will be joining him in Auckland to support him. Canungra Owls Under 12 Division Two Mixed Team have also been awarded Sportsperson of the Month. The team spectacularly took out their Grand Final this year. Congratulations to the team, Coach Brendan Anthony and Manager Sarah Hughes For further details refer to article on page three of this Canungra Times.
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Sportsperson of the Year Awards
Honour Roll
• Open to sportspeople of all ages who reside in the 4275 postcode area
2002 - Canungra U10 Soccer Team 2004 - Danielle Teveluwe 2006 - Chealsea Teveluwe 2008 - Katelyn Duncan 2010 - Adina Reed 2012 - Harrison Smith
2003 - Murray Hopley 2005 - Jonny Durand 2007 - Joshua Bell-McNee 2009 - Phil Hystek 2011 - Jake Middleton 2013 - Trevor Harrold
2014 - Joshua Torrens 2016 - Murphy Baker
2015 - Gabbie Wilson 2017 - Saxon Matena
or who play for a team in the area. • Monthly winners receive a certificate, medal & prizes to the value of $100 in the form of a $50 Canungra FoodWorks voucher & a $50 voucher from a selected sports store at the Award Ceremony conducted in January each year. • ‘Sportsperson of the Year’ and ‘Achiever of the Year’ (selected from 12 monthly winners) also receive trophies.
For further information contact Bren on 0414 435 919, email bren.dalby@bigpond.com.
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Canungra Owls U15/16 Girls Division 2 Team: Front row L-R: Erynn Phillips, Hayleigh Aiken, Maddi Gibb, Audrey Boaler, Kasey Wilson, Lily Featherstone, Brianna Irvine, Alyssa King, Kirra Shostacki. Back row L-R: Laura Mckeown, Georgia Wilson, Caitlin Smtih, Bridie Middis, Tori Schofield-Batten, Ella Stephens, Rachel Aiken, Jodie Clifford.
Owls Teams Finish Season in Style
For the Canungra Owl’s junior players, 2018 was definitely their year. The U15/16 girls team was crowned League Champions (finished the season on top of the ladder) and the U12 girls team improved in every round. Both teams made their debut grand final appearance and in two close games, were the runners up in both divisions. Canungra Owls Vice President, Rachel Mathers said both teams have finished the season with something much more important than a title.
“Both teams have worked their hearts out,” said Rachel, “Their commitment and sportsmanship has been outstanding and this has led to a great result for both teams. We are all very proud of each player for what they have achieved personally and in their games this year.” “Soccer skills, friendship and the ability to work as a team are a few of the obvious learned qualities; on top of these, these players have learned how to overcome adversity,” she said.
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“The stresses, expectation and sometimes complete focus that society places on just one game is a huge burden to bear.” “Without realising it, these young women will head into other life experiences knowing not everything goes according to plan and will have a head start with the mental challenges they face when dealing with tough situations,” said Rachel. Canungra Owls are now looking forward to an exciting 2019 season…hoot hoot!
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Canungra Owls U12 Girls Division 2: Back row L-R: Angela MacKenzie, Candice Wright, Hannah Kinsela, Bridie MacKenzie, Maddison Spalding, Ella Crook, Ruby Young, Billi Roberts. Front row L-R: Keeley MacKenzie, Charlee Rankin, Leila Dalton-Morgan, Charli Prosser, Bobbi Paynter, Alex McCabe, Lucy Stephens.
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