Dolphins News Issue 5 | 11th November 2020

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ISSUE 5 // NOVEMBER 11, 2020

Arrr you ready to play?

The region’s new multi-milliondollar 18-hole mini golf course and entertainment precinct opens this weekend. It’s tipped to bring a bounty of visitors to Redcliffe and offer fun for all ages.

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Trade couch for training PHOTO DOMINIKA LIS | Julie Anderson-Tofts, Gabriela Morales, Joss Spalding, Geoff Harcourt and Jean Combs in action on Redcliffe Jetty.

STORY KYLIE KNIGHT

GEOFF Harcourt believes running has a way of bringing people together, so he is doing his best to get them off the couch and down to the Redcliffe foreshore.

The Physical Education (PE) teacher co-ordinates the Moreton Bay Road Runners Couch to 5km group, which meets every Thursday from 5.30pm at the Redcliffe Jetty.

The goal is for partici-

pants to gradually work up to running 5km – improving their fitness and health.

It’s a free program and another way the Moreton Bay Road Runners group supports the community.

Mr Harcourt said bringing people together to run made it more fun but they also supported each other.

“We can see a lot of people like running, but it’s one of those things we don’t want to do by ourselves,” he said.

“We just want to have peo-

ple supporting each other.”

Eight people from last year’s program have gone on to join Moreton Bay Road Runners, but Mr Harcourt said it was not a membership drive.

“Sometimes it’s just nice to meet new people. It’s nice to run past people and say hi,” he said.

Participants do not need to register — they can just turn up. About 20 people take part each week.

“I’ve been running for

10 years. I volunteered at Bridge to Brisbane … I was at the end handing out T-shirts and said to myself, ‘if they can do it, I can do it’. I went out the next day and started running,” Mr Harcourt said.

“From there, it’s opened up to being a coach and being in a club and running in races.”

Find out more by searching MBRR Couch to 5k Group on Facebook.

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Mandate to deliver key projects STORY KYLIE KNIGHT WORK will begin on a significant expansion of Redcliffe Hospital, major roads will be upgraded, school infrastructure added, police resources bolstered and a barge to Moreton Island returned during the next term of the Labor State Government.

Dolphins News asked the returned Members of Parliament for Redcliffe, Bancroft and Murrumba what locals could expect of their government in the next four years.

Deputy Premier, Health Minister and State Member for Murrumba Steven Miles, Attorney-General and State Member for Redcliffe Yvette D’Ath, and State Member for Bancroft Chris Whiting met us at Redcliffe Hospital, which will be transformed in the next term.

For Mr Miles, his top priority was “getting to work on the hospital projects”.

“We’ve got construction underway here at Redcliffe and a big project at Caboolture and plans for an even bigger expansion here at Redcliffe and then three new satellite hospitals for the region – one at Petrie,

which I’m really hoping we can do at The Mill site, one at Caboolture and one at Bribie,” he said.

During the last term, the State Government invested more than $116 million in upgrading Redcliffe Hospital, with projects including: building a special care nursery and birth suite and improving paediatric care; constructing an additional operating theatre; building the multi-storey carpark; and buying and installing an MRI Machine and second CT scanner.

Mr Miles said the business case planning process for the expansion would take 18 months to two years. “That’s about how long it took for Caboolture.

We’ve got a lot of work to happen between now and then,” he said.

Ms D’Ath said there would continue to be plenty happening in the meantime. “That’s including upgrading the emergency department, obviously the second CT has arrived. People were asking me during the election, ‘where’s the MRI?’. It’s been delivered, so that’s really exciting,” she said.

Mr Miles said the community could expect to see construction “underway

Residents call for services hub STORY NICK CROCKFORD NORTH Lakes and Mango Hill should have an emergency services hub – not just a new fire station – according to the area’s leading residents’ organisation.

The “recommendation” has been made by Mango Hill Progress Association (MHPA) and comes after funding for a new fire station was approved last month. MHPA had lobbied for a North Lakes/Mango

PHOTO DOMINIKA LIS | Deputy Premier, Health Minister and State Member for Murrumba Steven Miles, Attorney-General and State Member for Redcliffe Yvette D’Ath, and State Member for Bancroft Chris Whiting at Redcliffe Hospital.

in the next four years and probably continuing beyond that”.

Ms D’Ath said the project would almost double the existing building and she looked forward to sharing final designs with the public, when the planning process was complete.

Infrastructure is also the top priority for Mr Whiting. “The planning for Burpengary (East) State School and roads infrastructure the widening of Deception

Bay Road. We’ll start on the Deception Bay Road overpass, a new hall at Deception Bay State School and the artificial running track at Zammit Oval,” he said.

Ms D’Ath is keen to see the Scarborough masterplan progress and lights installed at Dolphin Stadium.

The expression of interest process for a barge to Moreton Island from the Redcliffe peninsula has closed. Ms D’Ath said there has been more than one ap-

plicant and she was looking foward to a briefing on the next steps and timeline.

Other commitments the trio is excited about include extra police, mobile police beats arriving in 2021, school-based police support officers, school-based GPs and psychologists, and infrastructure for schools including $700,000 in fencing for Humpybong State School and $500,000 for outside school hours care facilities at North Lakes State College.

Hill fire station for years and has looked at potential sites. President Laurence Christie said a number had been identified.

“In fact, we have recommended an emergency services hub in an area close to Discovery Drive,” he said. “This is, of course, dependent on the land being available.” The ‘identified’ site is in Joyner Circuit, behind Anzac Avenue.

State Member for Bancroft Chris Whiting said:

“We’d have to see exactly what the department needs”.

“We’d have to make sure the police, the firies the ambos have exactly what they need. That’s the most important part.”

On a location for the funding-approved new fire station he said: “I’ll leave that to the professionals. The firies have specific needs when it comes to where they want fire stations”.

MHPA met with State Minister for Fire and Emer-

gency Services Craig Crawford in February to push its case for a new fire station.

The campaign was initially told the population did not meet requirements for a new fire station. That has changed in the past two years.

Mr Whiting told last month’s MHPA meeting funding had been approved.

He said it would be operational within two-three years and the process now handled by government officers.

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The survey is online at surveymonkey.com/ r/9TLLZDJ Cleaner rivers Moreton Bay Regional Council has formalised an agreement with Healthy Land and Water Ltd to deliver additional clean-up activities in the region’s waterways.

Healthy Land and Water had provided extra river clean-ups in the first half of the 2019-20 financial year that were not covered under an existing three-year agreement.

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Lions Clubs across the region are selling their famous cakes again this year. The Lions Club of North Lakes has its cakes available at The Fruit & Deli Co near Coles at Westfield North Lakes or you can order online by emailing northlakeslionscakes2020@hotmail. com. Choose from 900g Fruit Puddings for $13, 1.5kg Fruit Cakes for $17 or 1kg Fruit Cakes for $13.

Clarification A caption in an article about the Hornibrook Highway in the last edition of Dolphins News stated the bridge was 1.2 miles (1.9km) long. The bridge was in fact 1.67 miles (2.68km) long. When it opened in 1935, it was the longest bridge in the Southern Hemisphere.

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Remembrance Day a time to reflect STORY JODIE POWELL NEVILLE Cullen’s family had a long history of military service, so it was only natural that the then 17½-year-old would sign up for the Vietnam War in 1964.

“My grandfather was a World War I veteran – he was mentioned in despatches and was promoted in the field (in Egypt) from Sergeant to Lieutenant.

“Two days later, he was wounded with shrapnel that stayed in him until he died.”

The Redcliffe RSL president’s father and mother both served in World War II, his father in the Armoured Crops and his mother in the Women’s Air Force.

While Remembrance Day services were cancelled due to COVID-19, Mr Cullen said it was still a day of reflection for service men and women.

“To me it’s just about remembering their service and what they have done, along with my own service, and to remember those that did not return home

and gave their lives so we could live in peace,” Mr Cullen said.

Having served in a cadet corps while at school, Mr Cullen said he enjoyed the discipline and sought permission from his grandmother, with whom he was living, to sign up for Vietnam.

“My grandmother made me promise that I would not go into the infantry or the artillery and said the best to apply for would be the Medical Corps.

“The Army asked you to put down three choices and I put down medical, medical and medical.”

Mr Cullen said few men sought to join the Medical Corp – just three from his intake applied – so it was little

surprise when he received his assignment.

He served two tours of Vietnam, with two years with the 16 Commonwealth Field Ambulance in Malaya in between.

“I was a Corporal when I went to Malaya and I came back a Sergeant, then went over to Vietnam again as a dust-off medic.

“That involved flying out in a helicopter to pick up wounded from the battlefront and bringing them back for medical treatment.”

Mr Cullen said flying over the battlefront was challenging, “especially when you were getting shot at by the enemy below”.

His time with the Medical Corps ignited a passion for nursing and Mr Cullen went on to become a registered nurse working mainly in operating theatres.

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Lotto win surprise A REDCLIFFE couple went out for breakfast last week and returned home $2 million richer.

The couple had one of 10 division one winning entries nationally in the Gold Lotto $20 Million Superdraw on October 31. Each entry won $2 million.

The ticket was unregistered, so officials from The Lott had to wait for them to come forward to claim their prize, which they did six days later.

On Friday, the couple went into Redcliffe Discount Drug Store on Redcliffe Pde and discovered they were multi-millionaires.

“We are just so overwhelmed,” the woman said, “I just can’t believe this. This is the best day of our lives.”

The man said: “I am heading straight to work and I am quitting. I’m retiring!”

The woman said: “I don’t want to make any rash decisions. I’d like to invest some, and we will help out our family.

“We want to go to Egypt when we can travel overseas again, but it would be nice to do some trips around Australia in the meantime.”

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Drop anchor to putt, play PHOTO DOMINIKA LIS | Amaya Hamilton, 6, and Amelia Hamiton, 7, test-drive the course.

STORY KYLIE KNIGHT GET your putter and sense of adventure ready … the new multi-million-dollar entertainment precinct at Bluewater Square opens this weekend.

The eagerly-awaited under the sea-themed 18-hole mini golf course will open its doors to putters with a special weekend of underwater fun to celebrate its grand opening on Saturday, November 14 and Sunday, November 15.

Following the success

of the development’s first stage, Jason Cravino, Leasing and Special Projects Manager for venue owner Elanors Investors Group, said he was looking forward to welcoming mini golf enthusiasts to the opening celebrations.

“To celebrate, Bluewater Square will be hosting a family-friendly grand opening weekend featuring roving performers, centre activations, photo opportunities and some great giveaways,” Mr Cravino said.

“The first 500 children to

book their putt-putt experience will receive a free showbag filled with goodies including a pirate hat, tattoos, activities and local discounts.”

Everyone is being encouraged to embrace their inner pirate and dress up for the occasion. There’s even a prize for the best-dressed.

“Bluewater Square will also join in the fun with centre activations including interactive Ocean Life Touch Tanks and King Neptunes Throne for some great insta-worthy pho-

tos,” he said.

To avoid disappointment, guests are asked to book ahead to secure their preferred time slot. Bookings can be made online.

Moreton Bay Region Industry & Tourism CEO Shane Newcombe said he was excited about the development.

“This sort of entertainment and leisure experience is exactly what Redcliffe needs,” he said.

“This immersive experience is sure to be a hit with local Moreton Bay Region residents as well as a real

drawcard for tourism.”

Undersea Putt & Play features an 18-hole putt putt course, a gaming arcade, café and bar.

“This is a one-off. It will be unique, iconic,” Mr Cravino said.

“It is a multi-million project which will not be replicated elsewhere.”

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STORY KYLIE KNIGHT

CLOCKING up the 100 supervised driving hours needed to sit a driving test is particularly tough for young drivers who don’t have someone they can drive with.

Deception Bay PCYC is running the Braking the Cycle program in a bid to solve this problem.

It matches young learner drivers with a volunteer mentor and provides a safe vehicle for them to use.

Mentors provide practical instruction and help participants develop positive road safety attitudes and safe driving behaviours, while also offering positive support and community connection.

One of the 19 volunteer mentors, Barry Winter, joined the program after he moved to Woody Point and was looking for a way to make a difference in the community.

“I wanted something to do after I finished my career and I wanted to do

something with youth. I saw this on social media and thought I might enjoy it. It’s been better than expected,” Mr Winter said.

It follows a 37-year career as a police officer in southwest Queensland.

Mr Winter said the program, open to people aged 16-25 years with a learner’s permit, gave young people the skills to become better drivers.

“It gives them independence and furthers their opportunities for employment, that’s how I take it. A licence is a very important part of life,” he said.

“You don’t have to have a police background to be a mentor or any experience with that type of thing. Anyone with a driver’s licence can do the program.”

There are 24 learner drivers in the program at Deception Bay PCYC at present, 19 volunteers and two cars. Nine learners have passed their driving test since the program started at the centre.

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Police from the Moreton Bay Crime Prevention Unit said sneaky thieves frequently broke into cars to steal the remote, then used them to access homes.

Senior Constable Jo Arthur said there were instances where houses were entered while residents slept and did not hear their roller door go up.

“If you have a tendency to leave your remote in PHOTO DOMINIKA LIS | Braking the Cycle program co-ordinator Kelly Ryan, participants Brooke Smith and Shakira Lamprecht your vehicle, while it is not with volunteer instructor Barry Winter. parked at your house, you Brooke Smith, 18, and Sha- driver’s licence greatly im- looking for more volunteer also run the risk of offendkira Lamprecht, 18, said it proved a young person’s mentors to help it run the ers stealing the remote and locating personal details in had not only helped them job prospects and helped program. your vehicle to find your clock up more hours it was many make better choices. address,” she said. teaching them give way The program has been run- FOR DETAILS One family’s home was rules, reverse parking and ning at Deception Bay PCYC Anyone interested in volunentered on October 26 after how to merge. since April, 2019, but at many teering can phone Deception a remote was stolen from Program Co-ordinator other PCYCs since 2012.

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Figures reveal shortfall STORY NICK CROCKFORD MORE than 30,990 tonnes of recyclables were collected in Moreton Bay Regional Council bins in the 2019-20 financial year – yet more was found in general waste bins.

In National Recycling Week (November 9-15) an appeal has been made to improve those figures, the process and keep striving for ‘zero waste’.

“We are really good at recycling items like paper, cardboard, glass, steel and aluminium cans,” Planet Ark Recycling Campaigns Manager Claire Bell told Dolphins News.

“Container Deposit Schemes have been partic-

ularly successful, but some items still cause frequent confusion and contamination in kerbside recycling bins.

“We need more resources and education from the grassroots up to the national level.”

Mayor Peter Flannery recently revealed one of the worst cases, with a full barbecue gas cylinder being pulled from a recycling truck at Narangba Waste Management Facility.

“The fact that nothing went wrong from the wheelie bin, to the collection truck, to processing at the recycling facility is a miracle,” he said.

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Learning recycling lessons for life STORY NICK CROCKFORD

IT MAY be National Recycling Week, but it is something the children at C&K Florence Kindergarten & Preschool do every day.

Co-Directors and teachers Emma Dyson and Jen Christie are working with pupils and parents on initiatives to be sustainable.

These include using much less or, ideally, no plastic wrap and bags; creating worm farms; repurposing items for craft or other uses at the kindergarten; and

even stuffing cushions with soft plastics. Solar panels on the roof generate electricity.

The initiatives are already paying off, with juice from the worm farm sold to parents and the money raised used to buy plants for the herb and vegetable garden.

Ms Dyson said children were also learning valuable lessons about sustainability that would hopefully stay with them for life.

Recycled items are a big part of craft activities and the kindergarten is looking for more.

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ALMOST OF US RECYCLE GOODS – BUT NOT ALWAYS VERY WELL! items such as clothing and textiles, soft plastics, household batteries and mattresses, which are one of the biggest items in landfill.

A council trial is currently under way where mattresses are shredded to recover the metal springs.

Officers are also looking at ways to recycle the foam and fabric material.

After two years Containers for Change is proving one of our biggest successes with more than 180 million items collected in the Moreton Bay Region

– that’s $18 million in refunds.

Queensland is also ahead of projections having this week recycled its three billionth drink container and Redcliffe is one of the program’s strongest areas.

“Customer education has been crucial,” said Containers for Change spokesman Adam Nicholson, “but there’s now a good hold on what and where items can be recycled.”

Containers for Change follows national standards and Mr Nicholson said there was potential for further change around items such as wine bottles.

Mayor Peter Flannery added:

“If you’re at all confused, council’s website has a comprehensive list of what you can and can’t throw into bins and what should be taken to a waste management facility.”

Visit: moretonbay.qld.gov. au/services/waste-recycling/disposal Our recycling goes to the Visy Material Recovery Facility at Gibson Island, Murrarrie. Check the Visy website visy.com.au/ recycling/education For your nearest Containers for Change collection point visit: containersforchange.com.au Find out about the Australian Recycling Labels: arl.org.au

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of waste and recyclable/rescued |30,990 TONNES| materials managed by council of recyclables (paper, (bins serviced and waste cardboard, plus glass, steel, facilities). aluminium, plastic containers) were collected in bins. | | More than 8652 TONNES of recycle/rescued materials That’s about are generated in the region each week. A small car is about |596KG/0.59 OF A TONNE| per week - and it could be 1 tonne. recycling more as recyclables are found in general waste.

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Items which people think cannot be recycled, but can: • E-waste – One of the fastest growing waste streams in the world - with a low recycling rate.

• Soft plastics – can be recycled at Coles and Woolworths, if it doesn’t return to shape when scrunched into a ball. Includes chip packets and lolly wrappers

• Lids – Remove from bottles which go to Containers for Change. Recycle lids through yellow-top bin.

• Plastic containers (especially ones that have contained food) – A quick rinse and dry and these are good to go in your kerbside recycling bin.

• X-rays can be recycled and contain some valuable materials including silver.

• Coffee pods – go to dedicated recyclers.

• Mattresses can be recycled.

Check with retailer or take to council waste facility.

• Unwanted medicines can be disposed of via the Return Unwanted Medicines program.

Items people commonly think can be recycled, but can’t:

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• Household batteries – Hazardous, take to a waste facility or battery recycling retailer. Do not put in wheelie bins.

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• Old clothes and shoes – If they cannot be donated, they belong in the waste bin or taken to council waste facility.

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• Garden waste/food scraps – Should not be put in recycling bins.

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A MALE swan rescued from North Lakes by the RSPCA last month is on the mend in the capable hands of carers from Wildlife Rescue Queensland.

The swan, dubbed `Siegfried’ by his carers in a nod to the ballet Swan Lake, was suffering from an injured foot when he was rescued, leaving behind mother swan Odette and their flock of cygnets.

Siegfried has captured the imaginations of North Lakes residents, who have been following his progress on a community page on Facebook.

Posts about Siegfried have attracted hundreds of reactions and comments seeking information about when he would be returned to his family.

Wildlife Rescue Queensland president Byron Cann was touched by the community interest in Siegfried and said he was doing well.

“He still needs to stay in care for a little bit longer,” Mr Cann said.

“But Siegfried will be getting back to Odette very soon.

“He is in his final stages of care with our waterbird specialist in Burpengary.”

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Paul Clark is the Minister at Redcliffe Uniting Church. He has been married to Becky for 25 years.

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Brunch backs programs to help women STORY KYLIE KNIGHT THE Zonta Club of Redcliffe hopes the community will come together when it hosts a brunch on November 27 to raise money for programs supporting women affected by domestic violence.

The event, at Pilpel Restaurant from 10.30amnoon, will feature guest speakers missionary nurse Margot Biggs and Senator Amanda Stoker.

Mrs Biggs and her husband Steven, who is a pilot with Mission Aviation Fellowship, work in Liberia and returned in July.

The registered nurse has been working at a mission hospital, treating patients but also training and mentoring local nurses.

She said training and education standards were poor compared with the levels achieved by Australian nurses. “The majority of nurses need more education and training. Maths,

for example, is at a Grade 4 standard. Medication management can be an issue,” she said. Mrs Biggs’ background is working in Australian hospital emergency departments.

She uses the donorsee. com website to raise money for projects to cover medical costs for surgery, particularly for abandoned women and children living in ‘serious poverty’.

PHOTO DOMINIKA LIS | Zonta Club of Redcliffe Secretary June Teller, Federal Member for Petrie Luke Howarth, guest speaker Margot Biggs and President Marie Stewart.

“By some standards, it’s can read, the health of the The brunch will coincide they can feel confident to He had seen what Mrs the world’s poorest counwhole family improves.” with the United Nations’ 16 go out and try to get a job,” Biggs was doing and conShe is not sure when she Days of Activism Against Ms Stewart said nected her with Zonta. will be able to return, due Gender-Based Violence, “We’re looking at educa- “She’s a local woman helpto COVID-19, but hopes it which runs from Novem- tion programs to empow- ing less fortunate people might be in January. ber 25 to December 10. er local women who have in Africa, I knew she was Zonta Club of Redcliffe Zonta works with a local been affected by domestic coming back and thought it President Marie Stewart shelter to support wom- violence,” Ms Teller said. would be a good opportunitry. It’s confronting,” she and Secretary June Tell- en who have been affected They are hoping 100- ty get her to speak.” said. “We’re trying to set er are looking forward to by domestic violence and 150 people will attend the helping raise FOR MORE INFORMATION people up in market stalls, hearing Mrs Biggs speak aims to empower them. It brunch, selling goods to make mon- and are grateful for the does this through person- about $1500. ey and have more than one support of Federal Mem- al development programs, Mr Howarth said he had Tickets are $45. There is ber for Petrie Luke How- which may also help them been working in this area meal a day.” limited seating, due to in his role as Assistant “One of the keys to get- arth, who has sponsored gain employment.

COVID-19 restrictions. ting out of poverty is edu- the event and connected “We’re giving them skills Minister for Community Visit trybooking.com/ Homelessness cation, especially for girls. them with Mrs Biggs and to go for a job interview, Housing, BMPNO to book.

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Company has 2020 vision NEW Eye Company at Redcliffe has recently expanded its impressive range of eyewear brands.

Owner and founder Andy Mehringer said increasing demand for quality fashion eyewear had prompted a showroom revamp, and a doubling of the frame choice available.

“We believe that New Eye Company (NEC) now has the best optical and fashion range of any store north of Brisbane,” Mr Mehringer said.

The best optical and fashion range “Despite COVID-19, we have experienced a growth in both local and national demand. We have expanded our social media profile and our showroom, and now have our sports frames on the Amazon Australia store.”

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Red bags to bring cheer at Christmas WESLEY Mission Queensland’s annual Red Bag Appeal aims to bring Christmas cheer to 5000 families across Queensland.

Margate’s Paul Reis, who is the General Manager of Fundraising for Wesley Mission, said many beneficiaries of the appeal lived in the Moreton Bay Region.

Mr Reis said many families who were previously financially secure would be wondering how to put food on the table this Christmas.

“We believe demand is going to be stronger than ever,” Mr Reis said.

To donate to the appeal, which ends on November 27, collect a Red Bag from a National Storage depot and fill it with goods from the appeal shopping list.

People can also donate $50 to the Emergency Relief Hub and Wesley Mission will arrange a food hamper.

National Storage is at 221 Morris Rd, Rothwell.

For more information visit redbagappeal.org.au

PHOTO DOMINIKA LIS | Moreton Bay Mayor Peter Flannery and Councillor Sandra Ruck (Div 5) are thrilled the Deception Bay Scouts have begun to move into their new den.

New Scout den worth the wait STORY JODIE POWELL

DECEPTION Bay Scouts finally have a new den to call home after almost two years of waiting.

The move has been a long time coming, after a termite infestation forced the scouts from their home early in 2019, then in January the builder working on the new den went into liquidation.

Work began on the $385,000 George St building in June, and now the scouts have

started moving in.

Leader Adam Black said the group was delighted with its new home, after relying on the generosity of other community groups for accommodation.

“It’s been a long process – we’ve had two mayors involved,” Mr Black said.

“Moreton Bay Regional Council has been fantastic for getting it done.”

Mayor Peter Flannery said the group had been very patient. “These children and

young adults were left without a place to gather and do what they love best, after termites destroyed their old scout den,” he said.

“That’s why I am very pleased to usher a new era for Deception Bay Scouts to play, grow and learn valuable life lessons.

“Scouts have long been a wonderful contributor to our community by building young leaders for the future and this is just a small way we can help them.”

Councillor Sandra Ruck (Div 5) said the scout den included a spacious kitchen, meeting room, storeroom and amenities, as well as being disability accessible.

“Deception Bay Scouts have been forced to do things a little differently due to coronavirus, so that’s why we wanted to make sure their new home had everything they needed to thrive,” Cr Ruck said.

Mr Black said the group, which includes Joeys, Cubs,

Scouts, Venturers and Rovers, was planning an official opening for February.

In the meantime, Mr Black said they were looking for more leaders with a sense of adventure who enjoyed working with children, as well as volunteers for the group’s committee.

“I describe Scouts as a youth-led, adult facilitated organisation,” he said.

To volunteer or find out more search `Deception Bay Scout Group’ on Facebook.

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Supporters key to album’s success

PHOTOS STEPHEN ARCHER | One Agency Real Estate’s Stephan Siegfried and Kippa-Ring Plumbing Service’s Darren Nebe are long-time supporters of Rockin’ 4 the Homeless.

WITH only weeks to go before the Rockin’ 4 the Homeless album is released, the scale of the project cannot be overstated.

Dealing with record labels, producers, artists, manufactures and media can be daunting, but not for the Rockin’ 4 the Homeless crew. Director Dan Nebe said they went “headfirst into the project, with little thought of failure”.

“Even though the event was cancelled, the homeless still needed to be fed,” Mr Nebe said. “The Breakfast Club is still helping the community and that will never end.” Mr Nebe said it would be impossible to deliver the event and, this year, the album without the support of the corporate sector.

With the album budget set at $20,000, the team set out to find sponsors. It took just one email to Stephan Siegfried from One Agency Real Estate and Darren Nebe from Kippa Ring Plumbing Service to get that money.

“I’ve supported this event for four years now and have watched it grow and grow.

I am proud to be a part of this Redcliffe first. An album to raise money, instead of a concert, is a great idea.

The artists on the album

FOR MORE INFORMATION Businesses wanting to support the cause, can email rockin4thehomeless@gmail.com are some of the best this country has to offer,” Mr Siegfried said. “The Hoodoo Gurus and The Superjesus are just two of them. The local bands are the ones that make this happen and we support them for supporting the homeless.”

Kippa Ring Plumbing director Darren Nebe said it was the third year the business had supported the cause. “It is a great local initiative and being involved has done great things for us here. You only have to look at how far the Breakfast Club has come to know this project works,” he said.

“I am proud of my cousin Dan and his whole team; we will help them as much as we can. Opening the Hub was the best thing to come out of the project. I drive past the Oxley Ave building and smile with pride.”

R4TH 2020 Album, The Greatest Hitters, is out on December 1 and will be available at businesses and online. For updates, search Rockin’ 4 The Homeless 2020 on Facebook.

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Walking to lift lid on issue

STORY NICK CROCKFORD

Pocket a piece of history

“We are thrilled to be launching this wonderful initiative,” Lift the Lid Walk event manager Colleen Caruana from Kippa-Ring/North Lakes Rotary Club said.

“We are passionate about it and early sponsorship support from our local business community has been overwhelming.”

ROTARY Clubs from Kippa-Ring, North Lakes and Pine Rivers will come together on November 15 for the first Lift The Lid Walk for Mental Health.

The walk, at Lake Eden in North Lakes, will be the first in a new series hosted by Australian Rotary Health (ARH) and Rotary District clubs around the country.

A walk has also been confirmed at Bribie Island on November 22, with dates to be announced for Mackay, Rockhampton, Woolloongabba, and Cairns.

The walk and talk format is to get local people together to raise awareness of se- The original Walk For rious mental health issues Mental Health format was in communities, schools, the brainchild of Vicki Stewart, a past President and homes and workplaces.

We are thrilled to be launching this wonderful initiative

PHOTO DOMINIKA LIS | Ready to walk: from left Jerry Smith, past President Rotary Club of Kippa Ring–North Lakes; Colleen Caruana of Rotary Club of Kippa Ring–North Lakes; Ray Inkpen, the President-elect Rotary Club of Pine Rivers with his dog Barry.

long-time member of the Rotary Club of Mooloolaba.

Paul Robins, past President of Mooloolaba Rotary and Chairman of the Steering Committee said it raised more than $35,000 for Australian Rotary Health in four years.

The inaugural Lift The dogs are welcome.

Lid Walk starts at 8am Participant numbers are from Lake Eden, North restricted to 1000.

Lakes. The entry fee is $30, and early bird entries be- FOR DETAILS fore November 2 include a free T-shirt.

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HISTORY Redcliffe will today launch its sixth limited-edition, collectible medallion – this one will commemorate the opening of the Hornibrook Bridge 85 years ago.

The medallion is the latest in its series of 10, which have been released one at a time every year since 2014.

The group researched and consulted with the community via surveys and meetings to identify 10 icons that represented the area’s rich cultural and social history.

The medallions are 99.9 per cent Australian silver, designed by local artist Shea Charlish and produced by the Perth Mint.

Only 250 of each one will be produced, and each is issued with a number and certificate of authenticity. The five previous medallions are: Brig Amity 1824; Red Cliffs 1799; Redcliffe Jetty 1922; SS Koopa 1911 and Redcliffe Anzac Memorial Avenue 1925.

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Crossing trial gets green light Twilight markets STORY NICK CROCKFORD

A THREE-MONTH trial is underway to improve safety and traffic management at Mango Hill.

Moreton Bay Regional Council has installed temporary pedestrian signals at the intersection of Capestone Boulevard and St Benedict’s Close.

The signals are being trialled during school term four, until December. Mayor Peter Flannery said the walkway was bustling with students, commuters accessing Mango Hill East railway station and locals.

“If successful, we’ll immediately bring forward funding to install a permanent set of lights by the end

of the financial year,” Mayor Flannery said.

Councillor Jodie Shipway (Div 4) said she had received positive feedback and looked forward to “seeing the results of the trial before signals potentially become a permanent feature in Mango Hill”.

On the Moreton Daily Facebook page, residents

backed permanent traffic lights and called for more access roads.

Clinton James said: “Turning into Capestone and having to go into one lane is dangerous. Other cars don’t stop at the lights to check first. Take the whole lot out and put in normal traffic lights”.

Veronica Higgins found

the intersection “incredibly frustrating”, while Sd Jarvis said the school needed a separate access road.

HAVE YOUR SAY Residents can submit feedback via mbrc.qld.gov.au/contact or by phoning 3205 0555.

Romance in the rotunda

PHOTO DOMINIKA LIS | Rebecca Phelps and Anton Cavalli at the Suttons Beach rotunda, where he proposed.

STORY KYLIE KNIGHT WHEN Anton Cavalli decided to propose to Rebecca Phelps, the community rallied to help him create a magical setting in the location where they first spent time together.

The iconic rotunda at Suttons Beach was transformed into a romantic candlelit dining room for two, with white sheer curtains, red roses and the warm glow of fairy lights.

“When Bec and I arrived, there was a small audience gathered around and patrons of the (Suttons Beach) Pavilion all watching,” Mr Cavalli said.

“Once we stepped into the rotunda, I got down on one knee and asked Bec to be my wife. After sealing the proposal with a kiss, I did a little fist pump and declared the news to our unexpected community audience. The clapping and cheering really was heart-warming. the evening, “During many came past and congratulated us too. After a delicious meal served by the Pavilion we were joined by a few close friends and family for champagne and some delicious Italian sweets from Bazil & Co Cafe in Scarborough. It was perfect.”

The night to remember

followed two weeks of careful and top-secret planning involving Oli Thomson and the Suttons Beach Pavilion team, friends Dannii Karametos and Samson Naylor, Siobhan Frith Jewellery, Midesign Floral, and Tony Torto at Bazil & Co. The couple has been together for one year, but met more than five years ago when Mr Cavalli adopted a cat named Huxley.

“The cat that would soon take over my world and choose my bride. I did what a responsible owner does and took him to Scarborough Veterinary Surgery for his vaccinations. Bec is a surgical nurse there

and that set us up for intermittent contact over the years,” he said.

Their relationship took the next step when Miss Phelps attended a couple of community events Mr Cavalli had organised and plucked up the courage to ask him out for coffee.

At this point I knew “I followed up on that coffee invite and after months of ‘unofficially dating’ we went on a dinner date, at this point ‘I knew’,” Mr Cavalli said.

Since then, they have been through challenges that have only made them stronger as a couple.

These include Mr Cavalli’s diagnosis of stage four bone cancer. He has just finished six weeks of chemotherapy, with radiation therapy to start soon.

“I remain very positive and determined to beat this. Bec is with me all the way,” Mr Cavalli said.

“Getting down on one knee was no small feat, but I wasn’t going to have this any other way.”

They will celebrate their engagement early next year and might tie the knot later in the year.

for Xmas BEFORE Santa comes to town, the first-ever Redcliffe Christmas Twilight Markets will make an appearance.

Redcliffe Markets Co-ordinator Mark Power said people who enjoyed the Sunday markets would love this event on Saturday, November 21.

It is on from 4-9pm at Redcliffe Pde, Redcliffe.

Mr Power said the event would cap off a year in which his team had worked closely with traders and the community to build the markets up in challenging conditions, including a global pandemic.

Feedback from both had given them the confidence to organise the event, giving people the opportunity to experience a traditional Christmas market with family and friends – swapping the snow for the sand.

There will be children’s activities, live entertainment, fireworks and a visit from Santa. Mr Power said the event would follow the same COVIDSafe plan as the Sunday markets.

“I note the fantastic collaboration with MBRIT who are really pioneering wonderful activations that I think would be the envy of many areas in South East Queensland,” Mr Power said.

Moreton Bay Region Industry and Tourism CEO Shane Newcombe said the event was a fantastic concept timed perfectly to lift spirits in the lead-up to Christmas.

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Talent shines through in art awards STORY JODIE POWELL

SCARBOROUGH’S Jasper Rogers loves everything about the ocean, so it is fitting that his entry in this year’s Moreton Bay Youth Art Awards earned him the top gong in the 3D category for pupils in Prep to Year 3.

He spent days creating Under the Sea, a colourful, interactive piece made up of nine sea creatures. With fish, shark, seahorse, turtle and starfish, Under the Sea posed many challenges for the talented artist.

Jasper, who is homeschooled, said while he was no stranger to two-dimensional art, he had only recently started creating three-dimensional pieces.

“It’s my first year doing 3D – I have always done 2D,” the seven-year-old said.

With the creatures mounted on sticks, Jasper worked hard to figure out the right height to display each piece to convey a story.

“The shark and the seahorse were the hardest because they are really heavy,” he said.

Jasper made each piece by drawing a template on cardboard before layering clay to make it three-dimensional and finally painting it.

“I had to draw about 15 seahorses to get the correct size and shape,” he said.

Moreton Bay Region Mayor Peter Flannery said he was blown away by the level of talent on display at the awards exhibition.

“From Bribie Island to Samford, we had over 200 children enter works this year, and as always, their artwork was colourful, thought-provoking, expressive and creative,” he said.

“Through these annual art awards, we hope to encourage young people to continue with their creative talents.

“As we all know, art is a great outlet for the mind and the soul, especially given the difficult year our children have had with disruptions to school learning and not being able to play outdoors.”

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nie McBean of Eatons Hill won the Year 11-12 3D section with Layered Memories and Yahli Oddy from Mount Nebo’s Shark took out the Grade 4-6 3D prize.

In the 2D category, Mac Mellor of Lawnton won the Prep-3 section with Self Portrait with Green Cobra and Black Holes in my Hair, Ishmael Sommer from Mount Glorious took first in Grade 4-6 with Back Stab and Grace Smith of Ferny Hills won for Year 11-12 with Q u a n t i t a t ive Hydration.

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Young of Albany Creek were joint winners in the Year 7-10 secPHOTO STEPHEN ARCHER | Jasper Rogers overcame many challenges to create his award-winning piece. tion.

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To the Doctors and Staff at Redcliffe Hospital and the RBWH. I would like to thank some of the most wonderful people I have ever met. I was diagnosed back in March 2020 with a 50mm tumour caused by an incurable cancer.

The first session was a week in Ward 5 West at Redcliffe Hospital after the first operation to suss it out and do a repair on the kidney. From the surgeon Dr Nick Rukin down they are a wonderful lot. I can’t name them all, there are too many.

The second session was on to the Redcliffe Hospital fourth floor Oncology, where I met up with Dr Bigby, a chemotherapy specialist. Then it was in for months of treatment.

The third session was the Radiation Clinic at RBWH, where I met up with Dr Pratt, a wonderful radiation specialist. On October 22, I was told after another minor op that all the above people had performed their magic and I was in remission. Thank you to all the staff I met in the hospitals mentioned.

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Artisans making their mark STORY JODIE POWELL CHRISTMAS will come early for lovers of finely crafted goodies, with the Love Handmade Markets Margate Beach on November 14.

Organiser Janmaree Lowe said the year had been tough for many of the region’s artisans because many markets were cancelled due to COVID-19 restrictions.

Having run her Love Handmade Markets for almost eight years, Ms Lowe said she was looking forward to returning to the foreshore, just in time for the festive season.

“We have missed those events this year, so this is a really important day for our makers,” Ms Lowe said.

“If COVID’s taught us nothing else, it has taught us to appreciate our backyard and to support local businesses.

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There's no better present than something handmade PHOTO DOMINIKA LIS | Love Handmade Markets organiser Janmaree Lowe is all set for the Christmas Market.

Margate Beach Christmas Market, Saturday, November 14, 8am-1pm. Humpybong Oval, corner Margate Pde and Mabel St, Margate.

Visit love-handmade.com.au Ms Lowe said stallholders and market-goers all enjoyed the experience of meeting in person.

“There will be a sea of white tents filled with the most beautiful hand made goods. You get to meet the person who has spent so much time learning that craft,” she said.

“We’re bringing the gallery experience to the market experience.”

As well as stalls filled with beautiful wares, the market will feature a beach-attired Santa roaming the area spreading cheer.

“We are doing everything we can to keep people safe — Santa’s going to look a little different this year,” Ms Lowe said.

People can also pause to take festive-themed photos, with plans for a Christmas scene in the centre of the market to use as a backdrop.

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Business, jobs boost at Expo MORE than 700 people took part in the region’s biggest networking event for the year, the Moreton Bay Region Business and Jobs Expo, on October 29.

The COVID safe event, held at the Hope Centre, Rothwell, provided an opportunity for guests to engage with business owners, jobs agencies, employers, and expert presentations and workshops.

Moreton Bay Region Industry & Tourism CEO Shane Newcombe said the positive turnout proved this event was just what the business community needed.

“It is no secret that small business is the driving force behind our region’s economy,” Mr Newcombe said.

“It was fantastic to see the strong engagement with this expo, and the positive connections being made on the day.”

It was the first time the event included the Moreton Bay Jobs Expo, drawing hundreds of job seekers who took advantage of the chance to speak with agencies, service providers and employers while they were all in one place.

Festival a first for Peninsula

“The jobs expo was an important inclusion, demonstrated by the large number of attendees to the Moreton Bay Jobs presentations and workshops on topics such as CV building and interview techniques,” Mr Newcombe said.

Regional Innovation Co-ordinator Steve Butler said Innovate Moreton Bay was proud to be involved with this year’s business and jobs expo.

“It was positive to see people, who may not have previously connected with Innovate Moreton Bay, engage with us and learn more about our region’s innovation ecosystem,” Mr Butler said.

“I’d also like to thank Queensland Chief Entrepreneur Leanne Kemp for being part of our fully-booked fireside chat and workshop.”

Turn to page 28 for photos from the event.

For more information about jobs and business, visit businessmoretonbayregion. com.au and moretonbayjobs. com.au

STORY NICK CROCKFORD PENINSULA Power will host its first Australian Indigenous Football Festival next year.

The four-day, three-match event will be at AJ Kelly Park, Kippa-Ring, on February 27. Club President Craig Feuerriegel said about 2000 spectators were expected. Players and delegates would arrive two days earlier and stay in Redcliffe.

“It will be a great opportunity for the football community to see these national teams and bring visitors to the region from South East Queensland,” he said.

It's going to be fantastic

Alyssa Togo, of the Bundjalung Nation - NSW far north coast - in action.

The matches, to be broadcast by SBS, will see Power’s Masters team face NSW South Coast Jummalungs (3pm), Power Women play the Australian Indigenous Koalas (5pm) and Power’s men take on the Australian Indigenousroos (7pm).

The Australian Indigenous team will be coached

by former Australian international and ex-Socceroos and Brisbane Roar coachFrank Farina. Players will include former Roar stars Jade North, Adam Sarota, Tahj Minniecon; Power’s Ramone Close and former Power and Moreton Bay United player Chris Swain.

The festival is also likely to include events at the Redcliffe foreshore, training at Grace Lutheran College and football clinics for youngsters. Officials from Football Federation Australia, Football Queensland and Football NT will attend with technical staff from the national men’s and women’s teams.

Moreton Bay Industry and Tourism (MBRIT) CEO Shane Newcombe said: “It’s a great opportunity for visitors to the festival to explore the Moreton Bay Region as a daytrip or overnight stay.”

The festival is being run

by Peninsula Power, Indigenous events management company Naree, which has former Margate player Lawrence Gilbert as its CEO, and Queensland Indigenous Football.

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Support that’s All About Living PASSION and commitment have driven the team at All About Living for almost 30 years to support those in the community who need it.

The organisation is a not-for-profit provider of personalised home care services to ageing people and those living with disabilities.

It delivers reliable in-home support to Brisbane, Sunshine Coast and the Gold Coast, helping people live independently and stay connected to their community.

An All About Living board of management decision to appoint a CEO in 2016 has helped the organisation meet ever-increasing demands for support to older and younger Australians and has helped it grow from 500 to 1266 participants.

We deliver in-home support CEO David Worsnop said All About Living’s range of government support services had expanded expo-

FOR MORE INFORMATION Visit allaboutliving.com.au or phone 3269 1915 nentially, providing work opportunities to recruit and train more staff.

“We deliver in-home support under the Commonwealth Health Support Program, Veterans’ Home Care, in-home nursing support to veterans, home care packages and support to participants funded through the National Disability Insurance Scheme in the Brisbane North and Moreton Bay regions,” Mr Worsnop said.

“We have also established services on the Sunshine and Gold Coasts and continue to grow in all four regions.”

He said the organisation’s offer of free training in Certificate III Individual Support through the Skilling Queenslanders for Work program had helped it meet the demands of its expanded rostered services from both existing and new participants.

It was a regional winner at the 2019 Queensland Training Awards.

President Darryl McNamara accepting All About Living’s 2019 Queensland Training Award.

“Similarly, we have expanded our fleet of vehicles from three to 17 over the past four years,” Mr Worsnop said.

“The cumulative effect of these actions is supported by a workforce that is

committed and passionate about delivering consumer-directed care that meets the requirements of all who receive our services.

“Participants who receive our services can rely on regular support from work-

ers whom they know and trust – this is what consumer directed care is all about.

“We have successfully passed aged care, DVA and NDIS Audits without the need to implement change or improvements to our pol-

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Pupils walk with purpose STORY KYLIE KNIGHT MORE than 100 Humpybong State School pupils wore red and walked along the foreshore to raise awareness of child safety during Day for Daniel on October 30.

It was the sixth year the school hosted the walk, which included parents and staff, and raised money for the Daniel Morcombe Foundation.

Deputy principal Melissa Wood said children learnt important personal safety messages by taking part – walking to school safely and being safe online.

“We walk from two

points – Scott’s Point on the southside of the school and Suttons Beach on the northside of the school,” she explained.

“This way they meet in the middle at the crossing opposite the schools Sol’s Seaside Escape Playground.

Sol, our school Mascot, was present to greet the students and staff when they arrived.”

As a Positive Behaviour for Learning (PBL) school, pupils also take part in a series of lessons focused on personal safety.

“Denise and Bruce Morcombe visited our school last year to talk to all of our students about

the importance of safety.

It was a privilege to meet these amazing parents and founders of the Daniel Morcombe Foundation,” Ms Wood said.

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Events

Exhibitions

Workshops

• Remembering Redcliffe

• 15 Artists

• Table setting

What: History Redcliffe meeting, featuring Doug Morris speaking about Redcliffe Memories.

Afternoon tea provided.

Where: Terry Walker Room, Redcliffe Entertainment Centre, Downs St, Redcliffe When: November 13, 2pm Details: historyredcliffe.com.au

• Darts nights

What: Pot Luck Friday darts, for juniors aged 10-17 and adults. Beginners welcome and raffles with great prizes. Hot food and drinks available.

Where: The Deception Bay Club, 32 Bayview Tce, Deception Bay When: Friday nights, registration 7pm, play starts 7.30pm Details: Entry $5, $1 mystery peg (optional). thedeceptionbay. club/potluck-Friday

• Charity Fundraiser

What: The Pink Snapdragons Plant Sale. More than 450 potted plants and trees.

Where: 150 Ashmole Rd Newport When: Saturday, November 28, 7am-1pm

What: The 15 Artists exhibition showcases entries in an annual acquisitive competition designed to enhance the Moreton Bay Regional Council Art Collection and exhibition program.

Where: Redcliffe Art Gallery, Irene St, Redcliffe When: November 21-February 27. Open 10am-4pm, Monday to Saturday Details: Search ‘Redcliffe Gallery’ at moretonbay. qld.gov.au

• What lurks below

What: From peculiar slug-like creatures to giants of the sea, explore what lurks below in the hidden world of the waters surrounding Bribie Island. Meet sea creatures that like to hide and ones to avoid. An interactive exhibition for the whole family.

Where: Bribie Island Seaside Museum, South Esplanade, Bongaree When: November 27-February 22. Wednesday-Friday, 10am4pm, Saturday-Sunday, 10am-3pm

What: Get ready for the perfect Christmas dinner by learning the fine art of table setting.

Learn how to fold a napkin in elegant ways and discover the many precise elements of a formal table arrangement.

Where: Redcliffe Museum, 75 Anzac Avenue, Redcliffe When: Saturday, November 28, 11.30am-12.30pm Details: Free entry, but bookings required. Search ‘art of table setting’ at moretonbay.qld.gov. au/Galleries-Museum

Health and Fitness • Get moving

What: Pilates by the lake targets core stability and total body conditioning.

Where: Capestone Development Park, Napier Ave (opposite Chambers St), Mango Hill When: November 17 and 24, December 1, 6-7pm Details: $10 per session. Phone 0413 423 742

• Group Exercise/Yoga class

What: Over 50s Group Exercise Class and Joys of Yoga class. Do either or both classes. Bring water bottle, towel and exercise mat.

Where: Rothwell Community Hall, 176 Morris Rd Rothwell When: Fridays 9am - exercise and 10am yoga Cost: $10 per class or $15 for both Details: 0414 767 605

• Game fishing

What: Redcliffe Game and Sportfish Club 2020 competition.

Where: Moreton Bay Boat Club hosts a meet and greet on November 13 from 6pm.

Presentation will be held at the boat club on November 15 with a barbecue from 3.30pm.

When: Fishing will start Friday at midnight, ending Sunday at 3.30pm. Participants can weigh their fish at the weigh station from 3.30-4.30pm on Sunday.

Details: Entry is $25 for senior ANSA or QGFA members, accompanying junior members free. Temporary ANSA membership available for nonmembers, $10. Visit rpgsc. com.au

Markets Lions markets

What: Redcliffe Showgrounds Lions Community Markets, with food, household goods and clothing, run by the Lions Club of Kippa-Ring.

Where: Redcliffe Showgrounds, Lamington Dve entrance When: Sundays, 6-11am Details: ChairmanR4S@lions.org.au

Craft stall

What: Redcliffe Hospital Auxiliary craft stall and raffles to raise money to support patient care.

Where: Peninsula Fair Shopping Centre, Kippa-Ring (opposite Coles) When: November 12 and 26, December 3, 8.30am-8pm Details: Christmas raffle tickets $1 each

Loads of stalls

What: The Roundabout Community Markets, featuring entertainment, food and handmade goods.

Where: ATA Martial Arts, 2/14 Burke Crescent, North Lakes When: November 15, 9am-1pm Details: simplykate.net.au/markets

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THE BOARDWALK CAFE

NORTH Lakes Hotel has relaunched its dining offering, with the opening of the Boardwalk Café on October 30.

The café now offers locals and visitors a casual dining option, with an unrivalled view of Lake Eden.

The new menu has a focus on fresh, well-priced meals with a little of everything including fresh salads, Buddha bowls and a special seniors’ menu.

General Manager Jeremy Kreft said diners could sit inside or outside on the deck and enjoy homemade, freshly-baked goods, plus some old favourites from previous menus.

There are steaks from the grill, burgers, pasta, seafood, pizzas, salads and much more.

Open seven days a week from 7am-8pm.

To find out more, visit northlakeshotel.com.au/ restaurant or phone 3180 2888.

The team celebrated the reopening, from October 30 to November 1, with a weekend of events including a Halloween-themed event for children and discounts for patrons.

The Boardwalk Café now has counter service, two bars (on weekends) and takeaway options.

Operating since April 2018, the restaurant has hosted local events, while offering an all-day, full-service restaurant.

Earlier this year, North

Brimming with creative flair

PHOTO MATT RODIN | Maree Starkey has harnessed a lifelong passion for fashion and creativity in launching her millinery studio at Newport.

PHOTO STEPHEN ARCHER | North Lakes Hotel has officially opened a new casual dining option called the Boardwalk Café.

Lakes Hotel created On The Deck, a casual and largely takeaway option for diners in response to COVID-19.

Mr Kreft said staff had

been discussing options for a while and after consulting a number of stakeholders and conducting surveys with existing patrons, they

settled on an approach that provided fresh, healthy options not previously available combined with many customer favourites.

“Another newcomer is the special seniors’ menu which has been requested by our regulars – this is a game-changer,” he said.

STORY KYLIE KNIGHT

finding inspiration in past fashions and nature, Mrs Starkey likes to use vintage trims and ribbons wherever possible, imagining the previous lives of each item.

Every piece made is individual, there are no two the same, and they are all handmade.

Each is like a small, or large, work of art and Maree takes great pleasure in the process of her work.

“It’s in my head. I’m inspired more by the colours and putting colours together. The older ’50s Audrey Hepburn they’re all wonderful, but then you can do something silly like a flower that sits on a headband,” Mrs Starkey said.

“I like to have all the materials, feathers and everything around me, then I go from there.”

She attracts clients at the

Brisbane Race Club milliners’ market high tea and other functions, but also through word of mouth.

Some clients phone her with the details of what they are planning to wear and leave it up to her to craft the perfect hat or fascinator.

“I do like the big brims, they’re not the most wearable, but they do give that really sophisticated, very ’50s sort of look,” Mrs Starkey said.

She has started creating sun hats, which can be worn more frequently, and also loves creating pieces for weddings.

There was an increase in business in the lead-up to the Melbourne Cup, after a slow year due to COVID-19, and Mrs Starkey is looking to next year’s winter racing carnival with optimism.

“A lot of people don’t realise what’s on the peninsula – not just my business, but a lot of other businesses,” she said.

“You can get custom-made and bespoke pieces or there’s plenty here you can look at.”

Dezignz by Maree Millinery Studio is open by appointment, during business hours.

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WHEN Maree Starkey realised she did not have a hat to wear to the Melbourne Cup, in Melbourne, a few years back, she decided to make her own. The rest, as they say, is history.

The Newport resident rediscovered a love for millinery, harnessing creativity she had put to work designing and making wedding dresses, eveningwear and clothing for herself and her children for many years.

That hat – a large orange and hot pink rose – was the start of a beautiful journey which took a delightful turn, with the opening of the Dezignz by Maree millinery studio at Newport on October 9.

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THERE is a ‘Silver Lining’ to 2020 for Redcliffe-born singersongwriter Sinead Burgess.

Burgess has started a threemonth tour of New South Wales with Blake O’Connor.

They are among the first performers back on the road since the easing of COVID-19 restrictions and hope to tour Queensland once the borders open up.

Their Silver Linings acoustic tour, which has grown to 14 shows with one sell-out, goes from Sydney out to Wauchope, Dubbo, Aberdeen, Wyong, Bulli

FOR MORE INFORMATION About the Silver Linings Tour visit: sineadburgessmusic.com, blakeoconnormusic.com or Sinead Burgess’ Facebook page and finally to Newcastle.

Venues will be restricted to half capacity, to meet COVID regulations and show traditions, such as the meet-and-greet with fans will be done at a distance.

Sydney’s top morning radio show host Ray Hadley was full of praise for the duo in a live interview and gave the tour’s

title track Silver Linings its world radio premiere.

But for Burgess, who made her first public performance at the Urban Country Music Festival in Caboolture, it is simply a joy to be performing again.

“It’s going to be such a contrast to the last seven months,” the singer, who was based in Nashville, said.

“I haven’t had a break like this since I was 14. I was playing in February and there was a tour so I thought I’d hang around. I actually had my flights back to the US booked in May. “But everything changed (with COVID) in March-April and I

Behind the scenes Redcliffe Museum collections officer Julie Martin will lead a guided tour of the exhibition On The Menu on November 28. As the co-curator of the exhibition, Ms Martin will give insights into the story of Australian food culture and its evolution, from native ingredients to imported influences. The tour runs from 10-11am and is free but bookings are essential.

Details: Search `On the Menu’ in the Galleries and Museums tab at moretonbay.qld.gov.au.

Musical extravaganza Celebrate the 10th birthday of the Redcliffe Musical Theatre with leading performers from previous productions. With a cast of more than 50 performers for the celebration, the event promises to be a night to remember. Tickets are $35 for adults, $30 concession, $25 children and $100 for a family of two adults and two children, plus booking fees.

Performances are 7-9.30pm on November 18 and 19.

Details: redcliffeentertainmentcentre.com.au

Sensory hour

Blake O’Connor and Sinead Burgess have started a three-month tour called Silver Linings and hope to come to Queensland soon.

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WHAT’S ON

have been here (in Australia) ever since. It’s been almost a year.”

Burgess and O’Connor met at January’s Golden Guitar Awards in Tamworth. She was co-hosting the show and a nominee in the New Talent of the Year Award …. as was O’Connor.

“He kicked my butt and won the award!” Burgess said.

“We actually didn’t know each other at that stage.”

But a musical collaboration developed and their tour’s theme song Silver Linings was written over Zoom. It is about emerging from a dark place and realising everything has a silver lining.

Low sensory hour, with reduced noise and lights is on at the Redcliffe Museum on December 1. Download a guide from the Redcliffe Museum section at moretonbay.qld.gov.au.

The hour runs from 10-11am on the first Monday of every month.

Tribute show The Andrews Sisters Tribute Show heads to the Redcliffe Cultural Centre on November 17. The show starts at 11am and tickets are $27, including booking fee.

Details: redcliffeentertainmentcentre.com.au

Fireworks Gourmet Food Live Entertainment Sideshow Alley Unique Gifts Santa Claus Presents

FREE ENTRY Redcliffe Parade • 4pm - 9pm

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Snaparazzi Sunny’s Margate Beach Guests enjoyed canapes, drinks and the spectacular view at the opening of Sunny’s Margate Beach on October 30. The restaurant offers a menu featuring locally-source ingredients, a rooftop bar, as well as coffee, baked goods and ice-cream.

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MEAL PLANNER Monday

Breakfast: Basic Flapjacks Lunch: Mango Quinoa Salad Dinner: Mushroom Ragout Pappardelle

White Choc and Strawberry Pudding

Tuesday

Shhh … don’t tell anyone, but this drool-worthy dessert is delightfully easy to make. There’s just four ingredients and three simple steps.

• 4 tablespoons strawberry jam

Breakfast: Bacon and Cheese Muffins Lunch: Grilled Lamb Backstraps Dinner: Oven Baked Salmon with Lemon and Caper Sauce

• 120g white chocolate, coarsely chopped

Wednesday

Ingredients • 4 croissants

Breakfast: Cherry Pie Breakfast Bowl Lunch: Salmon quiches Dinner: Tandoori Lamb Cutlets

• 500g premium custard

Method

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Preheat oven to 180C. Lightly grease a shallow baking dish with butter.

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Bake for 20 minutes, or until the top is golden and the custard heated through. Cool for 5 minutes before serving.

Thursday

4 serves

5 minutes preparation

Breakfast: Sticky Mango and Coconut Chai Pudding Lunch: Feta and Beetroot Salad Dinner: Honey Glazed Pork Fillet

20 minutes cooking

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Breakfast: Wild Mushroom Breakfast Bowl Lunch: Easy Summer Salad Dinner: Barbecue Beef Rib

Nutella and Snickers Pavlova This white, fluffy, delicious pavlova is the perfect way to impress family and friends, and finish off a dinner or barbecue. It’s a decadent twist on the classic.

Ingredients • 300ml double cream • 100g Nutella (or other hazelnut chocolate spread) • 500g Country Chef Pavlova Base • 2 Snickers bars • Fairy floss for decoration

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Keeping pets safe in spring STORY JODIE POWELL A GARDEN full of flowers is beautiful to look at but could pose a problem for pets, according to a North Lakes vet.

Greencross Vets chief veterinary officer Magdoline Awad said many people had adopted furry family members during the COVID-19 lockdown and, with spring in full swing, might not be aware which plants and flowers were toxic to dogs, cats and guinea pigs.

“It is important for pet owners to know of the dangers that spring can bring,” Dr Awad said.

She said flowering and nonflowering plants could cause allergies, and many common grasses, weeds and flowers could disrupt pets’ outside adventures.

Sometimes allergies are due to

direct contact with plants, and pollen could be inhaled or absorbed through the skin of allergic pets.

Other plants are more dangerous when they are eaten.

“Just like kids, our pets love to explore and try new things – tasting, smelling, chewing and rolling on things that they shouldn’t,” Dr Awad said.

“Simply coming into contact with certain plants and weeds can cause pets to suffer an uncontrollable urge to scratch, lick, chew and rub at their skin until fur loss and dermatitis develops.”

Dr Awad said it was important for people to recognise the signs a pet may have come into contact with something toxic.

She said eating certain flowers, fruit seeds and plants could cause toxicity or internal blockages.

WHAT CAN BE TOXIC Flowers to avoid include lilies, tulips, azaleas, daffodils, chrysanthemums, cyclamens, and oleander

Among the foods that pets should not consume are chocolate, fruit seeds, macadamias, wild mushrooms, onions, garlic, grapes and raisins

Symptoms pets have eaten dangerous food include vomiting and diarrhoea, which can lead to liver and kidney failure.

Greencross North Lakes practice manager Amy Ward said it was important for pet owners to keep a close eye on pets during spring.

“If you recognise any of the signs that indicate your pet may have come into contact with something toxic, call or visit Greencross Vets North Lakes immediately.

“For those who want to practice safe social distancing, we also offer WebVet, an athome video call service, so our dedicated and qualified team of veterinarians and nurses can assess your pet via video call, to provide advice and support,” Ms Ward said.

“We also have minimal contact offerings, which allow pet parents to drop and collect their pets outside our North Lakes clinic to reduce physical interaction.”

Dr Awad said cut lilies were among the most common dangers to cats.

“Even the pollen can cause serious kidney problems. Avoid lilies if you have cats at home,” she said.

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Hooked On Fishing and Boating Fishing

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G’DAY folks, November is always a productive month in Moreton Bay. The weather is heating up and, with earlyseason rain, the bay will come alive. The two species I chase from mid-November on are Mackerel and Prawn.

School and Spotted Mackerel can be found in patches from the southern bay right through to the northern bay.

My preferred at this time of year is the northern bay. I routinely put in at Clontarf’s Pelican Park and my first stop is the Measured Mile. I look for the birds working and throw 45g Halco Twisties in silver or gold.

If I haven’t had any strikes after trying both pylons at the Measured Mile, I will make my way to the four beacons at the southern end of Moreton Island. It’s very important to me when looking for Mackerel to approach each beacon as quietly as possible. Using an electric motor is definitely advantageous, when trying to approach in stealth mode.

Without an electric motor, the same can be achieved with long drifts past the pylons.

Just make sure you don’t motor over the drift lines when repeating the drift.

For the bait, anchoring up-current away from the structure/pylons and floatlining a lightly-weighted pilchard back toward the structure will often come up trumps. My last stop when the mackerel are difficult to find are the pylons M2, M3 and M4 in the shipping channel at the northern end of Moreton Island.

If your taste is for Prawns, then all the estuary systems from the Brisbane River to Caboolture River work very well. You will see tight groups of tinnies, when the prawns come on. With the recent rain and the long-range weather forecast predicting above average rainfall, there should be big numbers of prawns around.

My favourite locations to chase a feed of prawns from now until April is Clontarf, Pine River west of the Highway and the Caboolture River. Just look for the boats throwing cast nets.

That’s it for another fortnight.

Tight lines, fish harder and see you on the water.

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Thu 12 November

Sun 15 November

12:55 am 0.37m

1:03 pm 0.49m

3:10 am 0.15m

3:54 pm 0.35m

6:58 am 2.07m

7:03 pm 2.32m

9:25 am 2.54m

9:31 pm 2.13m

Mon 16 November

Fri 13 November 1:44 am 0.26m

2:04 pm 0.41m

3:50 am 0.15m

4:47 pm 0.37m

7:49 am 2.26m

7:54 pm 2.3m

10:12 am 2.6m

10:18 am 2.01m

Thu 12 Nov

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Sat 14 Nov

Sun 15 Nov

Mon 16 Nov

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Sat 14 November 2:28 am 0.18m

3:00 pm 0.36m

8:38 am 2.42m

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STINGRAYS are common inhabitants of Moreton Bay. There are 13 species of stingray in Moreton Bay, with two being more frequently encountered by anglers.

The blue spotted stingray is the most common, while the brown (or estuary) stingray is one of the largest. The brown stingray is slow growing and late maturing. Females mature at a disc width of 63cm and 13 years of age, while males mature at a disc width of 41cm and seven years of age.

Stingrays feed by digging pits in the sand or mud and consuming the various crabs, worms and other small animals that reside there.

Their foraging activities play an important ecological role as the pits subsequently provide habitat for animals including juvenile whiting and juvenile eastern king prawns.

As most anglers know, stingrays possess a venomous spine (or spines) on their tail that they use in self-defence.

Stingray envenomations are common in the Moreton Bay region with the Tangalooma region of Moreton Island being a hotspot - a product of a lot of people in the water overlapping with habitat favourable for stingrays.

The stingray spine is a solid barbed structure with the venom containing cells in the epithelium (skin cells) surrounding the spine. Spines are composed of strong bonelike material called vasodentin.

The spine itself is not directly involved in injecting venom, but rather it causes physical damage to the tissue allowing the venom to enter. The barbs of the spine result in very

DR DAZZA jagged wounds.

Stingray venom is a mix of compounds including serotonin, which causes intense pain out of proportion to the size of the wound.

Interestingly, serotonin is a naturally occurring hormone in humans which causes feelings of happiness and well-being, but when injected into the skin the opposite result occurs. Serotonin is also found in other animal venoms including snakes and scorpions. Stingray venom has powerful necrotic activity, which can be particularly problematic if all the barb material is not effectively removed from the wound.

Treatment for stingray envenomation includes immersion of the wound in hot water as soon as possible as the heat breaks down the chemical structures of the venom. There is no anti-venom. Doctors may also use antiobiotics for treatment as the risk of bacterial infection of the wound is high. Treatment should also include thorough irrigation of the wound to remove all foreign matter.

Dr Daryl McPhee is a marine scientist at Bond University.

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luxury waterfront living 13 Reef Point Esplanade Scarborough WITH three levels capturing stunning sunsets over Moreton Bay, this family home at Scarborough has been designed with luxury waterfront living in mind.

Built about seven years ago, the light-filled home replaced a lowset property in Scarborough’s Golden Triangle and takes full advantage of its location overlooking Jamieson Park.

Belle Property Redcliffe principal Clinton Viertel said the property’s features were designed to make the most of a waterfront lifestyle, with a heated pool and adjoining spa.

“There’s also a ground irrigation system, so the garden takes care of itself,” Mr Viertel said.

“It’s a very private house, with a parents’ section and the kids’ section at the back of the house.”

The ground floor is geared towards family living, with a chef’s kitchen – complete with butler’s pantry – overlooking the open plan dining and living area, which connects to not one, but two covered patios.

On the second level, the master suite includes a generous walk-in robe, a spacious ensuite and access to a vast front deck overlooking the bay.

As well, there are three bedrooms, serviced by a shared bathroom, an entertainment area, kitchenette and guest room with ensuite and doors to the deck.

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What should you do to prepare your property for good tenants? Firstly, attend to obvious maintenance issues. Things like broken tiles, flaking paint, rusted gutters etc. will turn off good prospective tenants. They instantly give the impression that the property is run down and tenants are likely to wonder what else is wrong? If a landlord looks like they don´t care about their property they are likely only to attract a similar style of tenant who also doesn´t care.

When the property is being offered for rent maintain the gardens so it always looks neat. It’s a good idea to keep the power connected during any vacancy period. It will help with viewings and cleaning. Have the carpets professionally cleaned (if they haven’t been) or if they are old and worn consider replacing them with a durable tenant friendly carpet.

“There are not many properties like this on the Redcliffe Peninsula - it’s just got lifestyle written all over it,” Mr Viertel said.

Ducted airconditioning, dual gas hot water systems, an office, study nook, two vast storage areas, a three-car lock-up garage, three-car carport and side access for a boat or caravan round out the beautifully-appointed corner property.

Offers over $2.385 million

Contact: Clinton Viertel at Belle Property Redcliffe 0401 200 222 Clinton.viertel@belleproperty.com

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“It’s a very special place to watch the sun set”

Consider a fresh coat of paint inside. Air the property out regularly if possible.

Look at the kitchen and bathrooms. Ask any tenant and they´ll tell you how important these are. If your kitchen is old and needs replacement but you can´t afford it, at least look at updating appliances or maybe fitting new benchtops?

Does your property have NBN connected? Do you have air-conditioning, flyscreens or ceiling fans? What about a dishwasher? In some places these are expected, in others they are a bonus. Remember the better options that a property provides the more attractive it is likely to be.

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The mezzanine on the third floor offers yet another opportunity to view glorious sunsets over Moreton Bay, with a deck of its own and a lightfilled living area.

Attracting Quality Tenants This week I´m going to talk about attracting good tenants. In a competitive market your rental property is usually competing against many others all searching for the best tenants. Just like a business if you want good customers you have to entice them with the best product that you can provide (and the tenants are your customer). A little attention to detail can find you a better quality of tenant and even leave more dollars in your back pocket over time.

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Impressive apartment located a stone’s throw from Redcliffe CBD! located a stone’s throw Impressive apartment This immaculately presented first floor IN DETAIL from CBD! apartmentRedcliffe is East facing in a Boutique

Prime Location Overlooking Suttons Beach This 3 bedroom 4th floor apartment has Prime Location Overlooking Suttons Beach

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This immaculately presented first floor apartment is Eastacross facingfrom in a Boutique Situated directly the beach complex of 13. with 94m2 of balconies wrapping 3 sides, this property is light filled andthe enjoys great Situated directly across from beach airflow. with 94m2 of balconies wrapping 3 sides, this property is light Freshly painted openfilled planand unitenjoys boastsgreat a sleek airflow. kitchen with 40mm stone bench tops, modern 2 pak cabinetry and additional storage, Freshly painted open plan unit boasts a sleek ducted LEDstone lighting, modernair-conditioning, kitchen with 40mm bench tops, Crimsafe screening new blinds 2 pak cabinetry andand additional storage, throughout. ducted air-conditioning, LED lighting, Crimsafe screening and newCBD blinds In the heart of the Redcliffe Moreton View throughout. is a secure modern complex with an in-ground pool gym Complete with a View In theand heart of available. the Redcliffe CBD Moreton generous secure carparkwith andan lock-up is a securesize modern complex in-ground storage property is sure to impress! pool andthis gym available.

Complete with a generous size secure carpark and lock-up storage this property is sure to impress!

IN DETAIL Address: 2/85 Marine Parade, Redcliffe Address: Features: 2/85 Marine Parade, Redcliffe Open plan, light filled, balconies that wrap 3 sides of the unit, East facing Features: Open plan, light filled, balconies that Inspect: wrap 3 sides of the unit, East facing

By Appointment Inspect: Price:

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2 17 THURECHT PARADE, SCARBOROUGH 4 BOAT HARBOUR BEAUTY! $979,000 • Overlooking the Boat Harbour and Glass House Mountains • Massive front deck to take in the views • Tastefully renovated 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom home • 506m2 Block with 2 street access, covered outdoor area, in-ground pool

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3 bed 2 bath 1 

3 bed 1 bath 1 

14 Baringa Street, Clontarf - New Listing High on the Hill in Clontarf sits this Immaculate Home. This 3 Bedroom highset home is a good as you will see with it’s immaculate presentation. From the moment you walk through the door you will be impressed with the polished timber floors that lead out onto the spacious timber deck where you can entertain family and friends on those special occasions and enjoy the beautiful sea breezes of an afternoon.

Inspect: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au Ian McLachlan For Sale: Offers Over $449,000 0419 781 834

8/85 Marine Parade, Redcliffe This 3 bedroom 4th floor apartment has it all with breathtaking views, overlooking Suttons Beach in a prime location. The complex consists of only 13 boutique apartments with a pool and gym.

Inspect: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au For Sale: Offers Over $699,000

3 bed 2 bath 1  5/65 Dalton St, Kippa Ring Immaculate & Spacious - Super Convenient Location!!! The property is spacious and offers great floor space and is perfectly suited for the buyer wanting a low maintenance property

Matt Burton 0421 982 804

Inspect: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au FOR SALE

14 bed 6 bath 6 

Ian McLachlan 0419 781 834

3 bed 2 bath 1  4/82 Oxley Avenue, Woody Point You will fall in love with this spacious home which boasts stunning new flooring and the open plan living opens out to a generous balcony where you can relax, have a wine and enjoy the bay breezes. The large modern kitchen offers plenty of cupboards, bench space and dishwasher. The main bedroom has it’s own private balcony for you to enjoy.

Inspect: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au Janice Gribben For Sale: Offers Over $449,000 0431 193 018

3 bed 2 bath 2 

2 bed 1 bath 0 

704/99 Marine Parade, Redcliffe

21 Sydney Street, Redcliffe

Your dream opportunity to secure a piece of Redcliffe’s most prestigious apartment living has been made available! With wrap around balcony, this apartment has been tastefully designed with luxury and lifestyle in mind.

This 2 Bedroom Cottage is ideal to renovate or knock down and build your dream home located a short stroll to popular Suttons Beach and Redcliffe Foreshore it has the prime location most people are looking for.

Inspect: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au For Sale: Offers Over $995,000

Ian McLachlan 0419 781 834

Ian McLachlan 0419 781 834

Inspect: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au For Sale: Offers Over $399,000

3 bed 2 bath 2 

4 bed 2 bath 2 

45 Margate Pde, Margate

31/83 Marine Pde, Redcliffe

18 Hobbs St, Scarborough

How rare is this!!! Situated right on the waterfront of the gorgeous Margate Beach is this sensational investment opportunity. 6 units in total ( 4 x 2 bedroom and 2 x 3 bedroom ) situated on a 675m2 prime waterfront block of land.

Matt Burton Inspect: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au 0421 982 804 For Sale: Offers Over $1,850,000

This east facing apartment is sitting right on the foreshore of Moreton Bay on Suttons Beach and enjoys spectacular full length coastal views of the Peninsula. A holiday atmosphere just radiates from the moment you step into the foyer and walk through to the spacious, private and protected undercover balcony.

Matt Burton Inspect: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au 0421 982 804 For Sale: Offers Over $699,000

Exuding luxury living with its very own roof top deck. Sprawling over three floors this impressive home will suit the most discerning of buyers. Only moments to Scarborough boat harbour, restaurants and cafes. Not to mention fully landscaped with a pool.

3 bed 1 bath 1 

2 bed 1 bath 1 

Matt Burton 0421 982 804

Inspect: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au For Sale: Offers Over $1,349,000

3 bed 1 bath 1 

53/56 Miller St, Kippa Ring

27/2 Wattle Road, Rothwell

34/2 Wattle Road, Rothwell

My seller wants this Sold and will consider all serious offers. You won’t feel like you are downsizing when you step into this neat and tidy villa, which boasts very spacious open plan living and dining, a large kitchen with plenty of cupboards and three generous sized bedrooms.

This neat and tidy villa is just a short stroll to all the amenities that Peninsula Park offers. You will love the stylish bright airy kitchen and renovated bathroom which has sufficient room for a wheelchair. My Seller wants this one sold, so has reduced the price further, making this great value for money. All serious offers will be considered.

Janice Gribben Inspect: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au For Sale: Offers Over $275,000 0431 193 018

This very spacious villa is situated in a prized position and boasts superb views of landscaped gardens from the lounge and dining with doors opening out to the large covered verandah which overlooks the lush green parklands and is just a stone’s throw to all the amenities on offer at this warm and friendly community.

Janice Gribben Inspect: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au For Sale: $385,000 neg.

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Inspect: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au For Sale: Offers Over $330,000

Janice Gribben 0431 193 018

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2 bed 1 bath 1 

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65/2 Wattle Road, Rothwell

4 bed 2 bath 2 

5 Shangri-La Crt, Rothwell

3 bed 2 bath 2 

303/6-12 Oxley Avenue, Woody Point - New Listing

This home offers space galore with a large open plan lounge and dining, opening out to the courtyard, separate Tassie Oak kitchen 2 generous sized bedrooms with built-in, great bathroom plus powder room.

This perfectly positioned large apartment caters for both the morning and evening lifestyles with amazing views of Moreton Bay, Bramble Bay, Fisherman Island and through to Brisbane City.

Inspect: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au For Sale: offers over $335,000

Inspect: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au For Sale: Offers Over $849,000

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This low-set home is situated in an exclusive private cul-de-sac situated within close proximity to Mueller College, Public Transport and the Rothwell Shopping Precinct. The home offers some great space with a massive formal living area, generous informal living and dining off the kitchen leading to an enormous entertaining area.

Matt Burton Janice Gribben Inspect: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au 0431 193 018 For Sale: Offers Over $499,000 0421 982 804

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3 bed 2 bath 2 

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3/103 Sutton Street, Redcliffe Set close to Settlement Cove, this superbly positioned apartment has a relaxing, beachside vibe. The layout includes three bedrooms with the master having access to an oversized breezy outdoor space.

Inspect: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au For Sale: Offers Over $699,000

Ian McLachlan 0419 781 834

3 bed 3 bath 2 

Ian McLachlan 0419 781 834

4 bed 2 bath 2 

41/76 John Street, Redcliffe

46 Waterlilly Crt, Rothwell

This gorgeous east facing penthouse just exudes sophistication and is an absolute must see for any buyer wanting quality right in the heart of the booming Redcliffe CBD. Having all of your popular cafes, restaurants and watering holes all just a short stroll away, convenience is paramount when living in this beachside location.

Matt Burton Inspect: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au For Sale: $630,000 0421 982 804

If you are looking for a home to make your own or an investor looking for a trouble free property then this is the one for you. This well presented home offers a great floor plan providing plenty of space for the whole family.

Janice Gribben Inspect: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au 0431 193 018 For Sale: Offers Over $399,000

Tired of maintaining a large house & gardens, but not wanting to give up your independence?

Then the warm and friendly community at Peninsula Park may have the perfect answer!

Independent lifestyle freehold villas with no exit fees & pet friendly. Located under 10 minutes to public and private hospitals, restaurants, cafes, shopping and beaches.

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*Arts & Crafts *Indoor/Outdoor Bowls *Well Stocked Library *Croquet *Cards & Games *Concerts *Special Day Celebrations *Darts *Exercise Classes *Morning Teas *Sausage Sizzles

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Ph: 3283 6737Jan 0439 758 867 Rach 0432 834 733 Heather

0450 104 181 Leisa 0438 801 298 Nick 0439 769 539

SOLD DECEPTION BAY 10 Macarthur Cres SIDE ACCESS & POOL - $429,000+

609sqm block, 3 bed, 1 bath, aircon, 1 car, large enclosed patio, pool

MARGATE 42 Robertson Ave $779k BEACHSIDE - LOW MAINTENANCE!

Brick and tile, 3 bed, 2 bath, 2 car, aircon, solar, stroll to beach, 405sqm block.

UNDER ACT R T N O C ROTHWELL 34 Melaleuca Cres DRESS CIRCLE LOCATION - $579,000

3 bed plus office, 2 bath, 2 living, large ent area, side access, bush outlook.

REDCLIFFE 5 Kristen Ct $549k+

LOW MAINTENANCE - PERFECT DOWNSIZER

Immaculate, 3 bed, 2 bath, 2 car, 420sqm block, aircon, covered ent area

NORTH LAKES 11 Raymont St $479k

MULTIPLE LIVING AREAS - 4 BEDROOM

4 bed, 2 bath, formal lounge and dining plus massive 3rd living, 2 car garage

UN DER ACT T R O N C

MARGATE 37 Dunbar St $675,000

REDCLIFFE 2/448 Oxley Ave $335kneg

Cathedral ceilings, 4 bed plus office, 2 living, Heated pool, low maint block.

CBD precinct, awesome balcony, 1 bed, 1 bath, 1 car, walk to everything

MODERN BESPOKE - 3 YEAR OLD HOME!

SOLD

SPACIOUS MODERN APARTMENT

SOLD

REDCLIFFE 522 Oxley Ave

DECEPTION BAY 112 Samantha Ct

WOODY POINT 2/45 Whytecliffe Pde

Extra spacious, charm, 3 bed, sunroom, 1 bath, polished floors, high ceilings.

Cul-de-sac, 3 bed, 1 bath, aircon, covered ent area, 1 car, 604sqm block,

Delightfull, 3 in complex, aircon, 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 1 car garage.

BARGAIN BUY - 300MTRS TO WATER $399neg

NORTH RISE ESTATE - O/Over $349,000

BOUTIQUE - WATER VIEWS - $449,000

S OLD KIPPA - RING 4 Taupo St $549,000

REDCLIFFE 5/7 Sydney St $220,000

MANGO HILL 28/1 Linear Dve $295k

MARGATE 9 Dunbar St $399,000+

4 bed, 1 bath, 2 toilets, 3 living, entertainment area, 603sqm block,

GROUND FLOOR, garden outlook, 1 car, managers, pool, 2 bed, b/c $240pm

Gated complex, pool, close to shops/ train, 2 bed, 2 bath, 1 car, aircon, 135sqm

2 bed, office, deck, 1 bath, 1 car garage, 405sqm block. BE QUICK!

EASY LIVING - GREAT POSITION

SOLD

FREEHOLD - OVER 50S COMPLEX

SOLD

MANGO HILL - 54 Timbury St

CLONTARF 18 Essey St - $499,000+

387sqm home, 5 bed, 2 bath, ensuite, 6 car, pool, multi living areas, covered ent .

High ceilings, polished timber floors, 3 beds, 1 bath, 3 car garage plus carport.

928sqm BLOCK - $887,000

SOLD WOODY POINT 2/15 View St

LIFESTYLE UNIT - Offers Over $299,000

2 bed, 1 bath, 1 car, courtyard, Close to cafes, restaurants, jetty, beaches.

SOLD

1962 CLASSIC ON 607SQM BLOCK

44

CONTRACTS In Sept/Oct

We Urgently Need Stock!

SOL D

NORTH LAKES 34 Copeland Dve

MORAYFIELD 26 Pernod Place

5 bed, 2 bath, 6 car, pool, multi living, areas, covered ent area.

50mtr driveway,qldr with wrap around verandahs, 8ft ceilings, 4 bed.

S OLD

UNDER ACT R T N O C

387SQM EXECUTIVE HOME - Offers over $799k

3000SQM BLOCK - QUEENSLAND STYLE!

MODERN GROUND FLOOR APARTMENT

10%

DISCOUNT for Seniors Carers and Veterans

LOCATION LOCATION - $695,000

526sqm block, water views, 200mtrs to beach/CBD, 2 bed, 2 bath, 1 car.

POOL, AIR, ENT ZONE $650,000+

4 beds, 2 bath, ducted air, security, alfresco ent, family room, 2 car.

SOLD SCARB 203/4 Anderson St

EXECUTIVE APARTMENT - $475,000

Modern, 2 bed, 2 bath, CBD/Beach precinct, 1 car lockup, huge deck.

SOLD MARGATE 35 Knights Tce $649,000 ROTHWELL 14 Oxford St $399k+

Open plan living, 4 bed, 3 bath, aircon, large yard, inground pool, 2 car.

2 unit complex, long term tenants, 2 separate homes 7 bed, 2 bath, 2 car.

1232SQM BLOCK- POOL $1,175,000

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SCARBOROUGH 4/65 Lands Ave

AS NEW, 2 bed, 2 bath, ducted air, 1 car

583sqm block, spacious, high ceilings, fretwork, , 3 bed, 2 bath, aircon, 2 car.

1st floor, lift, heart of CBD, pool, spa,3 bed, 2 bath, 1 car lockup garage.

storage, inground pool, spa

SCARBOROUGH 8 Murphy St

NORTH LAKES 19 Troon St

WOODY POINT 2 Clifford St

CLONTARF 141 Maine Rd $549,000+ APPEAL PLUS - BE QUICK!

SOL D

SOLD

SCARBOROUGH 34/146 Prince Edward STUNNING WATER VIEWS

BEACH HOUSE CUTIE

MODERN UNIT - HUGE BALCONY $619k

TOP LOCATION - LOVELY HOME

Brick and tile estate, 601sqm block, 3 beds, 3 living areas, 2 bath, 1 car.

UNDER ACT T R O N C BURPENGARY 10 Cavalli Cres 900SQM BLOCK - Offers Over $449k

North Shore Estate, 4 bed, 1 bath, 3 car, aircon, huge covered ent area.

SOLD

SOLD

CLONTARF 38 Weaber St $429k+

CLONTARF 8/14 Yacht St

Trendy reno. 582sqm cnr block. 3 bed, 2 bath, timb floors, high ceil, aircon.

Water views, sensational position, 2 balconies, 3 lbed, walk water, low b/c.

RENOVATED CLASSIC - CORNER BLOCK

8/14 Yacht St, Clontarf - $455,000

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UNDER RACT T N O C

UN DER ACT T R N O C DECEPTION BAY 32 Tysoe St

REDCLIFFE 8/7 Sydney St $210kneg

DECEPTION BAY 16 Delfino Ct

3 bed, 1 bath, 2 car, 605sqm block, 6m x 4m shed, 3000ltr tank.

Ground floor, wheelchair friendly, 1/2 bed, 1 bath, 1 car, b/corp $240pm

4 bed, 2 way bath, 3 car, covered ent area, aircon, shed, 600sqm block

UN DER T AC CONTR

SOLD

ROTHWELL 117/2 Wattle Rd $310k+

REDCLIFFE 25 Highland St

FIRST HOME OR INVEST - $375,000

OVER 50S VILLAGE

Stand alone villa, 2 bed, 1 bath, pool, bowls, activities, manager, 24hr buzzer

SOLD Morayfield 26-28 Pernod Place

QLDR STYLE ON ACREAGE - $645k

3001sqm block, 4 bed, 2 bath, 4 car, circular drive, 3 verandahs

FREEHOLD - OVER 50s VILLAGE

SURPRISE PACKAGE $$499k+

Renovated, 3 bed, 1 bath, ducted air, 2 car garage plus titan shed, 607sqm .

R UN DE T AC CONTR

MARGATE 53 Albert St

841SQM BLOCK - 40SQ HOME - $799k

5 bed plus study, , 2 bath, 2 car, A/C, 841sqm block on 2 titles, 2 formals

4BEDS PLUS POOL!! O/O $429,000

UNDER ACT R T N O C REDCLIFFE 53 Ashmole Rd

ROTHWELL18 Clancy Ct $439,000

3 bed, 1 bath, 4 car, aircon, modern kitchen, 2 ent areas, sep lounge.

4 bed, 2 bath, 2 car, aircon, alfresco entertaining, room for boat or caravan

MINUTES TO EVERYTHING $459k+

R ER DE ND UN U CTT AC A R T R T N N O O C C KIPPA-RING 50 Boardman Rd POTENTIAL PLUS - $449,000

665sqm block, 3 bed, 1 bath, 3 cars, suit home business, dual occupancy.

SOLD

DEC BAY 6/43Brisbane Cres $265K

AS NEW HOME - 3 bed, 2 bath, 2 car, highly sought after area.

3 bed, 2 bath, 2 car, 124sqm, aircon, courtyard, close to beach and shops.

POSITION POSITION PERFECT!

SOL D NORTH LAKES 24 Whitecedar Cct

387sqm home, 5 bed, 2 bath, 6 car, inground pool, multi living, ent area.

3 bed, bushland outlook, 2 bath, 1 car, immaculately presente, 320sqm block

UN DER T AC CONTR

PERFECT DOWNSIZER $449,000+

R ER DE ND UN U CTT AC A R R T T N N O O C C

NORTH LAKES12 Lacebark St

REDCLIFFE 802/87 Marine Pde

REDCLIFFE 803/87 Marine Pde

ROTHWELL 1 Liam Ct $565,000+

Multi living areas, pool, ducted air, formal lng, timb floors, 4 bed, 2 bath.

2 bed, 2 bath, 2 car, A/C, 233sqm, private rooftop, pool, CBD loc.

2 bed, 1 bath, 2 car, ducted aircon, pet friendly, manager, CBD location

4 bed, 2 bath, 2 car, pool, side access, aircon, 2 living, corner 660sqm block

BEAUTIFUL LAKESIDE LOCATION - $599k+

R ER DE ND UN U CTT C A A R R T T N N O CO C DEC BAY 14 Wrybourne St $355k+ NEAT N SWEET - 609SQM BLOCK

3 bed, 1 bath, 3 car, 500 mtrs to waterfront, cathedral ceilings, aircon.

UNDER ACT R T N O C

REDCLIFFE 12 Reedy St $370k+ RENOVATE OR FIRST HOME

2 bed, covered ent area, 1 car, garden shed, top location, 607sqm block

WATERFRONT PENTHOUSE - $699k+

CBD PENTHOUSE - $699,000

BIG BRIGHT BEAUTIFUL

SOLD NORTH LAKES 6 Palmer St VALUE BUYING - $412,000

REDCLIFFE 1/11 Grant St $330,000 UNIT - FULLY RENOVATED WALK TO CBD

URGENT SALE - 4 bed, 2 bath, 2 car, 312sqm fully fenced block.

200mtrs to water, 3 in complex, courtyard, solar, 2 bed, 1 bath, 1 car

"Best agent we ever worked with - professional & caring"

"Could not find a better agent - warm, professional"

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48 SALES IN 12 MONTHS Heather Murray

Ph: 0450 104 181

Source Ratemyagent.com.au

44 SALES IN 12 MONTHS Rachele Jones

Ph: 0432 834 733

Nick Jones

Ph: 0439 769 539

MODERN UNIT - CLOSE TO BEACH

1st floor, ducted air, pet friendly, mgr, low body corps, pool, gym, 2/2/1

3 bed, 2 bath, 1 car, 405sqm block, rear deck, mixed res zoning

R U ND E CT CONTRA ROTHWELL 4 Venus Ct

FAMILY PERFECT O/O $479,000

4 beds, 2 bath, aircon, covered ent, alfresco ent, 661sqm block, 2 car.

R UN DE T AC CONTR

Renovated, 6 bed+study, 3 bath, formals, media, 5 cars, pool, ducted air

3 bed, 1 bath, aircon, 2 car, rear deck, 607sqm block, close to everything

UND ER ACT R T N O C Kallangur 9 Kapalama Rd $375k

FEATURE PACKED HOME ON 625SQM BLOCK

3 bed, 1 bath, 2 cars, renovated kitchen, huge front verandah, rear ent deck.

IMMACULATELY RENOVATED!!

UND ER RACT T N O C DEC BAY56/17 Cunningham St

ATTENTION SAVVY INVESTORS - $215,000

3 bed, 2 bath, aircon, 1 car, 100sqm Townhouse, long term tenants.

UNDER RACT T N O C

CLONTARF 3/21-23Thompson Cres

REDCLIFFE 1/27 McAneny St

2 bed, 2 bath, 1 car garage, open plan, aircon, balcony, pet friendly.

3 bed, 2 bath, 1 car, 147sqm, aircon, courtyard, pet friendly upon application

Easy access to everything, 2 bed, 1 bath, 1 car, excellent complex

MODERN APARTMENT - CLOSE TO BEACH

TOWNHOUSE STROLL TO BEACH $445k

UNIT IN HOSPITAL PRECINCT $299,000

"Very professional & positive - a pleasure to work with" Source Ratemyagent.com.au

REDCLIFFE 7/8 Jeffrey St $260k

REDCLIFFE 2/31 Steven St $320k

MARGATE 9/109 Margate Pde $989k

2 bed, 1 bath, 1 car, low body corp $40 per week, small block of 8

Complex of 3, 2 bed, 2 bath, 1 car with internal access, VJ walls, courtyard,

195sqm floor area, 3 bed, ensuite, stone benchtops, ducted air, 2 secure car.

LOVELY UNIT - STROLL TO CBD & BEACH

MARGATE 8 Chatham St

BARGAIN BUYING - Offers over $399k

CLONTARF 7/14 Yacht St $369k

SOLD SEA CHANGE UNIT - REDCLIFFE CBD

UND ER CT CONTRA

CLONTARF 20 Essey St $499k+

2 HOMES - 2 TITLES - 1012SQM BLOCK

Source Ratemyagent.com.au

CLONTARF 7/6 Ewart St $329k+

TOWNHOUSE - GATED COMPLEX!

Woody Point 30 Brighton St $1,000,000

"Nick Jones is a 5 star agent worry free experience"

37 SALES IN 12 MONTHS

4 BEDROOMS IN CUL-DE-SAC!

WOODY POINT 5 Drake St $688k

ROTHWELL 3 Courtney St East 5 BIG BEDROOMS Offers over $595,000

UND ER ACT R T N O C

WATERFRONT EXECUTIVE APARTMENT

58 SALES IN 12 MONTHS Leisa Lowe

Ph: 0438 801 298

ROTHWELL 1/100 Morris Rd MODERN TOWNHOUSE $340k+

3 bed, 1 bath, popular small complex, low b/c, courtyard, a/c, 1 car.12 lacebark st12 lacebark st, north lakes

ISSUE 5 // NOVEMBER 11 2020

P.50 // REAL ESTATE 67 Redcliffe Parade, Redcliffe QLD 4020 67 Redcliffe Parade, Redcliffe QLD 4020 (07) 3060 7707 (07) 3060 7707 belleproperty.com/redcliffe belleproperty.com/redcliffe

SCARBOROUGH 13 Reef Point Esplanade SCARBOROUGH 13 Reef Point Esplanade

5 5

SCARBOROUGH 5/12 Landsborough Avenue 3 SCARBOROUGH 5/12 Landsborough Avenue 3

4 6 816 4 6 816 EXCEPTIONAL ARCHITECTURAL RESIDENCE IN View by private appointment SCARBOROUGH’S GOLDEN TRIANGLE EXCEPTIONAL ARCHITECTURAL RESIDENCE IN View by private appointment Offers Over $2,385,000 SCARBOROUGH’S GOLDEN TRIANGLE - Prime waterfront location with endless sunset and ocean views on 675m2 Offers Over $2,385,000 - Three Prime sprawling waterfrontlevels location with endless sunset and ocean views on 675m2 each maximising natural light and awe-inspiring outlooks large covered alfresco entertaining zones light including purpose - Three sprawling levels each maximising natural and awe-inspiring outlooks built “sunset - Three large deck” covered alfresco entertaining zones including purpose built “sunset deck” 0401 200 222 Clinton Viertel belleproperty.com/1583291 Clinton Viertel 0401 200 222 belleproperty.com/1583291

3 2 242 3 2 242 View by private appointment LARGE DOUBLE LEVEL UNIT IN BOUTIQUE COMPLEX View by private appointment LARGE DOUBLE LEVEL design UNIT INwith BOUTIQUE COMPLEX For Sale - Expansive open-plan high ceilings and ocean outlook For Sale - Expansive high ceilings ocean outlook Open-planopen-plan living and design dining with second large and lounge

WOODY POINT 34/34A Donald Street

3

Scarborough 229A Scarborough Road

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WOODY POINT 34/34A Donald Street

3

Scarborough 229A Scarborough Road

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2 2 405 View by private appointment

- Open-plan living and dining with second large views lounge Multiple covered alfresco with elevated ocean and northerly aspect kitchen with great storage and views stone and benches - Well-appointed Multiple covered alfresco with elevated ocean northerly aspect - Well-appointed kitchen with great storage and stone benches

Clinton Viertel 0401 200 222 belleproperty.com/972586 Clinton Viertel 0401 200 222 belleproperty.com/972586

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2 2 405 View by private appointment

405M2 WITH TWO DWELLINGS ON SITE WITH CURRENT TENANTS IN PLACE For Sale 405M2 WITH TWO DWELLINGS ON SITE WITH View by private appointment - Short stroll to foreshore, parkland, bike paths and local shops CURRENT TENANTS IN PLACE For Sale -- 1 x 1 bedroom house & parkland, 1 x 2 bedroom houseand local shops Short stroll to foreshore, bike paths -- 6% gross yield 1 x 1 bedroom house & 1 x 2 bedroom house - 6% gross yield Clinton Viertel 0401 200 222 belleproperty.com/974062 Clinton Viertel 0401 200 222 belleproperty.com/974062

CONTEMPORARY TWO-LEVEL HOME WITH HIGH-END FEATURES $699,000 CONTEMPORARY TWO-LEVEL HOME WITH View by Offers privateOver appointment - Open-plan air-conditioned lounge and dining HIGH-END FEATURES - Deluxe kitchen with European appliances and stone island benchOffers Over $699,000 - Open-plan air-conditioned lounge and dining - Huge covered alfresco area with remotely controlled electric blinds - Deluxe kitchen with European appliances and stone island bench - Professionally landscaped surrounds - Huge covered alfresco area with remotely controlled electric blinds -Clinton Professionally Viertellandscaped 0401 200surrounds 222

NEWPORT 13 Voyage Street

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NEWPORT 52 Brindabella Street

NEWPORT 13 Voyage Street PERFECT FAMILY ABODE IN COASTAL HOT SPOT!

4 View 2 2 appointment 392 by private

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- Chef’s kitchen with streamlined cabinetry, gourmet appliances, For Sale PERFECT FAMILY IN COASTAL HOT SPOT! View by private appointment stone benches & ABODE butler’s pantry - Chef’s with streamlined cabinetry, gourmet appliances, Private,kitchen covered alfresco overlooking 9x3 heated magnesium pool For Sale stone benches & butler’s pantry with water feature - Private, covered alfresco heated pool 5KW solar electricity with overlooking Tesla battery9x3 system, 21 magnesium panels with water feature Clarke 0418with 767Tesla 853 battery system, 21 panels -Dianne 5KW solar electricity

belleproperty.com/1618902 Dianne Clarke 0418 767 853 belleproperty.com/1618902

NEWPORT 116 Morna Street

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GRAND NEWPORT LIVINGStreet WITH WIDE SIDE ACCESS 5 View by private 3.5 2 appointment 504 NEWPORT 116 Morna FOR BOAT OR CARAVAN! For Sale -GRAND 18m Frontage, wideLIVING side access BoatSIDE or Caravan, NEWPORT WITHfor WIDE ACCESSXL Garage View by private appointment BOAT ORkitchen CARAVAN! -FOR Grand chef’s with butler’s pantry & refined cabinetry For Sale 18m King Frontage, wide side access including for Boat orguest Caravan, XLwith Garage - Five size built-in bedrooms; retreat ensuite on lower level - Grand chef’s kitchen with butler’s pantry & refined cabinetry - Five King size built-in Dianne Clarke 0418 bedrooms; 767 853 including guest retreat with ensuite on lower level belleproperty.com/1443726

Dianne Clarke 0418 767 853 belleproperty.com/1443726

belleproperty.com/134503402 Clinton Viertel 0401 200 222 belleproperty.com/134503402

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5 View 3 2 appointment 392 NEWPORT 52 Brindabella Street COASTAL LUXURY WITH MULTIPLE LIVING ZONES, by private HEATED POOL & SIDE ACCESS! Offers Over $819,000 COASTAL LUXURY WITH MULTIPLE LIVING ZONES, View by private appointment - Lower Media Room & separate upper living room, office/5th Bedroom HEATED POOL & SIDE ACCESS! Offers Over $819,000 - In-ground heated 7x3.5m salt water pool with water feature - Lower Media Room & separate upper living room, office/5th Bedroom - Gourmet kitchen, 60mm thick mammoth stone island bench & butler’s -pantry In-ground heated 7x3.5m salt water pool with water feature -Dianne Gourmet kitchen, 60mm Clarke 0418 767thick 853mammoth stone island bench & butler’s pantry

belleproperty.com/1490900 Dianne Clarke 0418 767 853 belleproperty.com/1490900

NEWPORT 22 Spinnaker Bouleverd

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HAMPTON’S LUXURY HOMEBouleverd WITH RESORT POOL NEWPORT 22 Spinnaker

by private 4 View 2 2 appointment 400

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- High 9 Foot ceilings to upper and lower levels, speaker system Offers Over $1,099,000 throughout LUXURY HOME WITH RESORT POOL View by private appointment HAMPTON’S -- Deluxe shaker style kitchen with integrated appliances, Italian gas cooktop 900mm High 9 Foot ceilings to upper and lower levels, speaker system Offers Over&$1,099,000 oven with dream butler’s pantry throughout private balconies, designer pool with water -- Two Deluxe shaker style kitchen with concrete integrated appliances, Italian gas cooktop & 900mm features, widebutler’s side access oven with3m dream pantry Clarke 0418 767 853 concrete pool with water -Dianne Two private balconies, designer belleproperty.com/1494012 features, 3m wide side access

Dianne Clarke 0418 767 853 belleproperty.com/1494012

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9 5 5 REDCLIFFE 105 John Street 9 5 5 CENTRAL INVESTMENT! BRICK FLATS! DEVELOPERS! REDCLIFFE 105 John Street 9 5 5

3 1 REDCLIFFE 7 Greenup Street 3 1 EAST OF OXLEY!7 SWIM ATStreet SUTTONS BEACH! REDCLIFFE Greenup 3 1

CENTRAL INVESTMENT! BRICK FLATS! DEVELOPERS! • Zoned Frame Business. Multiple options for the future.

CENTRAL BRICK FLATS! DEVELOPERS! • Rarely INVESTMENT! available block of brick flats on 810m2 development site.

EAST OF OXLEY! SWIM AT SUTTONS BEACH! • Weatherboard Queenslander minutes to the beach!

EAST OF OXLEY! SWIM AT430m2 SUTTONS • Fabulous position!

Great block! BEACH!

PRICE By Negotiation

PRICE By Negotiation

REDCLIFFE

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REDCLIFFE

105 John Street

Rarely available block of brick flats on 810m2 development site.

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• Four spacious two bedroom flat plus one bedroom flat.

•• Rarely block ofMultiple brick flats on 810m2 development Zoned Frame Business. options for the future.

Right inavailable the heart of the Redcliffe Seaside Shopping Village.site.

• Zoned Frame Business.

Multiple options the future.

Four spacious two bedroom flat plus onefor bedroom flat.

PRICE By Negotiation • Four twoofbedroom flat plus one bedroom Rightspacious in the heart the Redcliffe Seaside Shoppingflat.

Village.

• Right the heart of the Redcliffe Seaside Shopping Village.

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KIPPA RING

21 Wanganui Street

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KIPPA RING 21 Wanganui Street 4 2 ON NEWPORT’S DOORSTEP! WIDE SIDE ACCESS! KIPPA RING 21 Wanganui Street 4 2 •

Fabulous brick family home with ducted air-conditioning.

7 Greenup Street

Fabulous position! Great 430m2 block!

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WOODY POINT

2/74 Kate Street

WOODY POINT 2/74 Kate Street TOWNHOUSE EAST 2/74 OF OXLEY! WOODY POINT Kate Street •

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3 1 2 CLONTARF 11 Kabura Street 3 1 2 IDEAL FOR WINNEBAGO & BOAT! CLONTARF HEIGHTS! CLONTARF 11 Kabura Street 3 1 2

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CLONTARF

Boutique complex of only 5 townhouses. Low Body Corporate

PRICE By Negotiation

PRICE By Negotiation

• Two large bedrooms are air-conditioned. Ceiling fans. Good built-ins.

•• Boutique complex of only 5ideal townhouses.

Low Body Corporate Stylish brick home in for quiet street minutes to the beach.

Private renovated covered courtyard barbecue.

• Stylish renovated brick in quiet street minutes the beach.

Two large bedrooms arehome air-conditioned.

Ceiling fans.toGood built-ins.

PRICE By Negotiation • Two large bedrooms are air-conditioned.

Ceiling fans. Good built-ins.

Private covered courtyard ideal for barbecue.

• Private covered courtyard ideal for barbecue.

PRICE

By Negotiation

11 Kabura Street

• Good solid timber home on 564m2 Wide block.

IDEAL FOR WINNEBAGO & BOAT! CLONTARF HEIGHTS! • Front sunroom.Clad over timber for easy maintenance.

IDEAL FOR WINNEBAGO & 564m BOAT! CLONTARF HEIGHTS! 2 Good solid timbershould home polish on Wide block.

•• Hardwood floors up2 beautifully.

Good sunroom.Clad solid timber home on 564m block.

Front over timber forWide easy maintenance.

•• Air-conditioned living.

Separate toilet.

Ramp at rear.

• Front sunroom.Clad overpolish timberup forbeautifully. easy maintenance.

Hardwood floors should PRICE Offers over $450,000 INSPECTION Sat 11-11.30am • Hardwood floorsliving. should polish up beautifully.

Air-conditioned Separate toilet.

Ramp at rear.

• Air-conditioned Separate toilet. Ramp at rear.

PRICE Offers over living. $450,000 INSPECTION Sat 11-11.30am

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TOWNHOUSE EAST OF OXLEY! • Stylish renovated brick home in quiet street minutes to the beach.

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PHOTO STEPHEN ARCHER | Dolphins Intrust Super Cup team coach Adam Mogg has started preseason training with his squad.

THE hard work has started for this year’s Dolphins Intrust Super Cup squad, with preseason training underway after COVID-19 robbed them of a season that had so much promise.

Coach Adam Mogg spoke with Dolphins News ahead of the squad’s second training session about how the things are looking after session one and such a long break from footy.

“I was really happy with the boys, they’re in reasonable shape considering they haven’t played much footy over the last almost a year,” Mogg said.

“We’ve got plenty of time before round one. We’ll get enough work into the guys and they’ll be ready in round one I’m sure.

“Essentially, preseason is a combination of obviously getting fit and strong – the challenge at our level is we’ve got to add skill work into that, teamwork, fitness and strength.”

The club is still signing players – working within its salary cap, with the Vodafone Warriors and its affiliate clubs. Some of last season’s squad, which offered so much promise, has been secured for 2021.

“We haven’t signed all of them. The last preseason was certainly our best preseason as a club, since I’ve

been here both in terms of the talent – we had a small squad and the players just enjoyed training,” he said.

“Because of having a good squad … we’ve got a salary cap … other clubs have seen opportunities, with our affiliation with the Warriors, to offer players opportunities. Unfortunately, we can’t keep them all. That’s the idea of salary caps, how they work.

“I’m excited to see Jayden Nikorima play some football. He’s really turned his life around and he’s at the Warriors doing a preseason over there and I think if he gets through a really good preseason, unscathed, he’ll set himself up for a really good year,” he said.

“I’m (also) excited to see Nathan Watts play. He’ll do a preseason at the Warriors. Nathan, in my opinion, has been one of the best props in the competition for several years and it will be good to see him have an NRL preseason and how much he can improve.”

Mogg said he was proud of the affiliation with the Warriors because it offered a genuine pathway for players. “They’ve been helping us with our recruitment, so it benefits the NRL but also us as well. More importantly, I think the guys who genuinely want to play NRL, this is a great opportunity for them.”

Sport Briefs Early bird tickets Football Queensland (FQ) has released early bird discounted tickets for all seven blockbuster Kappa Festival of Football matches. Two are at Dolphin Stadium on December 5 when the NPL Qld Women and Men face their Brisbane Roar counterparts at 5pm and 7pm respectively.

The early bird sale ends on November 11 after which further ticketing packages will be available. Buy through BrisbaneTickets.com.au.

Cup trials North Lakes Oztag will hold its junior and senior State Cup Trials on Sunday at Woodside Community Centre, Discovery Drive and Gardenia Parade. Juniors at 8am, seniors in the afternoon. Nominations closed on Sunday.

New season Redcliffe Junior Rugby Club is taking expressions of interest from those wishing to play in 2021. Pre-season will start in February.

Check the club’s Facebook page for details or email junior.secretary@redclifferugbyclub.com.au

Junior Mustangs North Lakes Mustangs Football Club is taking expressions of interest from Under 6-18 players for 2021. Players are asked to complete forms on the Mustangs’ Facebook page.

Dragons meeting Deception Bay Dragons Football Club’s annual meeting will be held on November 28 at 2pm.

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Grand Final fiesta REDCLIFFE Leagues Netball Association wrapped up its 2020 season with four grand finals and is now planning for 2021.

The RLNA is running a development program this month for those wishing to trial for a representative side. Registrations for winter netball open on January 11.

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GRAND FINAL RESULTS Division A Premiers – Pacific Rapids beat Thunder Storm 46-38 Division B Premiers – Aria Splash beat Aktive All Stars 38-30 Division C Premiers – Wicked Wildcats beat Aria Asteroids 35-14 Division D Premiers – Pacific Waves beat Aria Lightning 31-27 in overtime

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STORY NICK CROCKFORD TWELVE-year-old Phoebe Smith, from Sandgate-Redcliffe Gators, has hit the Sunshine Coast for six in the Queensland Grade competition – with the ball, not the bat.

Phoebe had a stunning “six-fer” after being called into the Sandgate-Redcliffe Gators’ Second Grade women’s team for their Queensland Premier C match on November 1.

The Redcliffe City Cyclones player opened the bowling and took the first six wickets, for a career-best 6-14 from eight overs, beating her 3-8 for Queensland.

It included a wicket with her first ball and a double-wicket maiden for her first over.

Phoebe’s 6-14 was, at

the time, the second-best bowling performance this season by a Gator in Queensland Grade cricket, behind Queensland Bulls’ leg-spinner Mitchell Swepson (7-47).

“The first wicket surprised me, as it was my first ball,” the Redcliffe State High School student said. “I was just trying to get it straight.

“When I kept taking wickets, I was happy and relieved to be helping the team and repaying coach Jack Doyle as he was the one who invited me to play.”

Unfortunately, Phoebe’s remarkable efforts could not save Gators’ from defeat, but she now has a combined 8-31 off 12 overs in her two senior Gators’ matches. “(Phoebe) just being giv-

en the new ball was exciting, the wickets were just a bonus,” her dad Neal, who coaches at Cyclones, said.

“The plan is always just to have fun and enjoy the journey. She plays in the Under 14 Redcliffe Cyclones’ Boys team with her mates and Cyclones will always be her priority. We have a fantastic club.”

Phoebe’s older brother Fletcher has been playing for Redcliffe City Cyclones for five years and Phoebe started when she got fed up sitting watching.

Last year, she made the Sunshine Coast Region Schools 10-12 Years Girls’ team for the state titles Her 12 wickets earned her a place in the state team for national titles in Adelaide where Phoebe was named Queensland’s Best Bowler and Player of the Carnival. PHOTO STEPHEN ARCHER | Redcliffe cricketer Phoebe Smith is a rising star.

Redcliffe is ready to Roar BRISBANE Roar will play its home fixtures in the upcoming A-League and W-League season at Dolphin Stadium, some as double headers.

The club said it made the decision after taking into account the current economic climate as well as ensuring it can best serve its players, coaches, staff, sponsors and supporters.

The announcement came as 2020-21 full-season memberships for Brisbane Roar went on sale with restrucPHOTOS DOMINIKA LIS | Redcliffe City Cyclones have made a strong start to the 2020/21 season. tured pricing.

Adult Memberships have been reduced by up to 45 per cent, reflecting the economic climate and disruptions that impacted members towards the end of the previous season.

“We hold a commitment to ensure our memberships are affordable and accessible to everyone,” the club said.

“Brisbane Roar, as a direct result of the pandemic, has experienced a 40 per cent reduction in revenues whilst continuing to support staff and players through the toughest period in the club’s history.

“The club is thankful for the continued support of all its sponsors, led by Principal Partner ActronAir. Their commitposition in a knock-out to be the best team overall, ment and your support has PAGE 60 // STORY CONTINUED semi-final, either the Lions which the Premiers are. It is seen more than 90 per cent or Gold Coast Knights, at the most treasured trophy,” of sponsors retained for The club will celebrate the AJ Kelly Park.

Feuerriegel said. the coming seasons.” achievement with members Olympic is in second posi- “The team have really and supporters. The timing tion, and depending on the enjoyed themselves, which is perfect, with the Redcliffe last round of results, Penin- they should do, but there’s For more information on V Margate game as the cur- sula Power could play Lions been some good talk and becoming a Brisbane Roar tain-raiser and Old Boys two weeks in a row.

2020/21 member, contact they’re looking forward to forming a guard of honour. the membership team on The Grand Final is on No- getting back into training On November 21, they will vember 28 at Perry Park.

1300 395 020 or via memberand hopefully getting to the play whoever is in fourth “Our No.1 goal is always big dance, the Grand Final.” ships@brisbaneroar.com.au.

Family fun at Tigers open day THE Redcliffe Tigers AFL club will host a community open day on November 24.

The day is an opportunity to meet the coaches, players and check out the new facilities at Nathan Road, and find out what’s planned for 2021 season.

Players can also register for next year’s season on the day, with discounts for early bird sign-ons and teams for boys, girls, men and women aged six to over 60.

There will also be a dunk tank, inflatable slides, AFL games and a barbecue, with the bar open from 5pm.

The fun starts at 4pm at 30 Nathan Rd, Kippa-Ring.

For more information email registrar@redcliffetigersafc. com.au.

Cyclones off to flying start for season STORY NICK CROCKFORD AFTER a tough preseason, Redcliffe City Cyclones are making up lost ground — quickly.

The impact of COVID and winter sports extending into summer, had left registrations low.

But junior numbers have increased, teams are training (and winning) and three club members are in representative sides.

Opening batsman Malone Armstrong is in the BNJCA Under 14 squad and allrounder Hayden Dalmazzo in the Under 13 BNJCA team.

REDCLIFFE CITY CYCLONES are based at Filmer Park, Hornibrook Esplanade, Woody Point.

Visit the club’s website redcliffecitycyclones.qld.cricket. com.au or Facebook page.

and Brisbane North Junior Cricket Association (BNJCA) Under 13 squad.

“We’ve not done too badly in the big scheme of things,” Cyclones Chairman Darren Wheeler said.

He took over this year after 12 seasons as secretary.

“It has been tough competing with football codes.

We’ve had to work hard, do leaflet drops and more promotion than usual,” Wheeler said.

“There have been late sign-ons and everything looks good now.

Ultimately, it has not been Phoebe Smith has made a big drop off in numbers the 12 Years Sunshine … and some of our teams Coast School Girls’ team have had big wins.”

Everything looks good now

Hard work pays off for Peninsula Power

PHOTO ALAN MINIFIE | Peninsula Power celebrate their historic win.

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ATHLETES from Redcliffe and Deception Bay struck gold, silver and bronze in the Queensland All Schools Championships at Nathan last month.

Summer Millard, a member of Deception Bay Little Athletics, won the Under -16 Girls’ 3000m Walk in 16 minutes 15.35 seconds – 30 seconds ahead of her closest rival.

Summer, of Narangba Valley State High School, has been race-walking for two years and is trained

by Dave Smith, the former Au s t r a l i a n international walker.

Jasmine-Rose

See photos from Redcliffe’s Twilight Carnival on page 55 McRoberts and Amber McLoughlin, both members of Redcliffe Little Athletics, won silver and bronze medals respectively in the Under-20 Girls’ 5000m Walk.

Jasmine clocked 34 minutes 13.77 seconds and Amber, who only started race walking earlier this year, 37 minutes 28.58 seconds at the Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre (QSAC).

Their Redcliffe colleague Daniel Harlow, who is 12, won bronze medals in both the Under-14 Boys’ 400m, clocking 55.92 and in the 90m hurdles in 14.25 seconds.

Redcliffe Little Athletics Club had more than 550

entrants, some from as far as Bundaberg, for its Twilight Carnival on October 24.

Unfortunately, heavy rain forced an early finish to what organisers said was already a “fantastic day”. It will be rescheduled for January.

There was also praise for Redcliffe from a parent of a girl in a multiclass at the carnival, which they were attending for a third time.

“The simple acceptance you provided especially for physical needs athletes plays such a huge role for athletes such as my daughter,” the mum said.

“Your attitude will give her the determination to continue to fight to achieve the same goals as able bodied athletes. Showing her they are also entitled to achieving medal placings.”

1. Jasmine-Rose McRoberts silver medalist and Amber McLoughlin bronze medalist | 2. Summer Millard winner of Under -16 Girls’ 3000m Walk | 3. Daniel Harlow bronze medalist

Dragons fire up ahead of return STORY NICK CROCKFORD

WANT TO PLAY?

DECEPTION Bay is returning to the Brisbane’s Capital Football League in 2021 – and already has two experienced coaches in place.

The Dragons have Mark Offer back as the first-grade coach and Brad Ross as the club’s reserve-grade coach for the Capital 3 season.

Secretary Kim Dean said the club was excited about the season ahead.

“Mark is sure to attract some attention in the local football community having developed and grown club junior and senior development squads,” Dean said.

“Brad has assisted Mark over the years. He brings football experience and passion and intends to attract players and supporters including junior players to the club.”

Mark Offer was in charge of Dragons’ Capital 4 League side in 2016 when late-season injuries meant they just missed promotion and the finals.

The Dragons are inviting all players for the 2021 season.

Please contact Kim Dean at deceptionbay.soccer@ bigpond.com or phone 0437 637 771.

He went on to coach Premier League, City League and has won Capital League premierships but is now back at Progress Park.

Brad Ross has joined him, having played recently in the Brisbane Capital and City Leagues as a player and coach.

There are also major developments planned off the field in 2021.

There will be building upgrades to the change rooms and clubhouse at the Dragons’ Old Bay Rd ground.

Long-standing committee members Jim and Kim Dean are also putting their “full-time efforts” into the growth and development of players and teams for next season.

PHIL and Zane Overlack are believed to have become the first father-and-son to play together for Redcliffe Padres in Division One of the Greater Brisbane Baseball League.

Zane, 15, was making his Division One debut on Sunday at Ipswich when his father Phil answered the call following an illness in the team.

“It was an awesome feeling,” said Phil, who is also the team’s coach, “not

Eight selected The Lakes Cricket Club had eight players trial and be named in Brisbane North Junior Cricket Association (BNJCA) championship and development teams. Under-12: Championship team - Theo Tsingos, Jamie Lummis; Blue Development - Josh McFee; Maroon Development - Bailey Keenan.

Under-13: Championship - Lachlan Mills, Laksdeep Singh; Blue Development - Austin Tsingos; Maroon Development - Hamish Clark.

Under-14: Championship - Harjas Sandhu.

Kirkham on move Former Peninsula Power football coach Terry Kirkham has been announced as the new Head of Football at Caboolture Sports FC for 2021. Terry coached Samford to the top of Brisbane’s Capital League 1 this season.

Caboolture have been in Brisbane’s Premier League for the past two years.

Planning head The Lakes Football Club is taking expressions of interest from players in age groups from Under-6 to Under-16 for boys, girls and mixed teams for the 2021 season. Players are asked to complete the relevant age group forms on The Lakes’ Facebook page.

End of season North Lakes Kangaroos Rugby League Club’s juniors will have their end-of-season presentations at Revolution (Under 8-14) and Croc’s Playground (Under 6-7) on November 27 and 28.

See the clubs Facebook page for more details.

Contact us If you have a sports story or news item for the Dolphins News email brief details and a contact phone number to editor@dolphinsnews.com.au PHOTOS STEPHEN ARCHER | Reserves coach Brad Ross, Alex Di Maria, Harry Lee, Antony Thompson and coach Mark Offer.

Dad and Zane, in a family first for Padres STORY NICK CROCKFORD

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something I thought I’d do … and Zane out-hit me (on the day).”

Zane has played B Grade and Under 16 level this year, but his coaches told Phil they thought he was ready for the top grade.

Phil said he was now go-

ing back to coaching, which he has done at A Grade for 18 seasons – 10 of them at Redcliffe Padres.

He has about 850 A Grade games under his belt and around 700 as a player, though some were as player-coach, having started at

the Indians in 1990-91.

Phil played for nine seasons with the Gold Coast Dolphins/Cougars in the original ABL. After eight seasons as player-coach with Indians, Phil’s #20 jersey was retired by the club.

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Power clinch state title STORY KYLIE KNIGHT

PENINSULA Power have secured the NPL Queensland Premiership, the greatest achievement in the club’s 20-year history, with a commanding win over Capalaba on Friday night.

The side beat the Bulldogs 5-0, taking them to 18 wins and out of reach of second-placed Olympic, who were on 15 wins with two games to play.

Peninsula Power president Craig Feuerriegel said the win against Capalabla was a great way to secure the club’s first NPL Queensland Championship at only their second attempt.

“We knew it was in our hands and had to put in a good performance as well.

While it would have been exciting to take it to the last game, we’re against Lions and knew anything was possible,” Feuerriegel said.

“We’re the only club that have won the NPL women in 2017, the FQPL men in 2018 (undefeated), and now the NPL men.

“I’m chuffed and very proud. It’s been a passion for a long time to get to the top but there’s a lot of people who have been involved along the way and it’s a testament to them as well.”

Power were early favourites last season after winning 13 and drawing one of their first 14 games, only to finish third.

This season, they lost two of their first four games (either side of the COVID lockdown) but swept to top spot with four games remaining.

On Saturday, Football Queensland will present the team with the championship trophy and medallions after their final game of the regular season against Lions at AJ Kelly Park.

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Phoebe’s stunning

“six-fer” Redcliffe’s Phoebe Smith is only 12 but she has hit the Sunshine Coast for six in a Queensland Senior Grade – with the ball, not the bat!

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PHOTO STEPHEN ARCHER