Dolphins News | Edition 9 | February 10, 2021

Your local community newspaper ISSUE 9 // FEBRUARY 10, 2021

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Bring it on

The Dolphins want fans to pack Moreton Daily Stadium for two NRL trial games this month as the race to be the 17th NRL club heats up.

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ISSUE 9 // FEBRUARY 10 2021 ABOUT US

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PHOTO DOMINIKA LIS | Nathan McDowell is riding from Noosa to Redcliffe and needs the community to get behind him.

Countdown to big ride STORY KYLIE KNIGHT NATHAN McDowell is counting down the days to his 110km ride from Noosa to Redcliffe next month.

He will set-off from Kings Park at Noosa on March 8 and arrive at Redcliffe on March 13.

The 30-year-old was diagnosed with Pelizaeus-Merzbacher disease (PMD) more than 10 years ago and hopes to raise awareness of the condition, and money

to research a cure and secure his future.

He is also legally blind, has cerebral palsy, spina bifida, attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD).

Mr McDowell is being supported by Holistic Horizons Disability Support Services Queensland, which is based at Margate.

Julie Latcham, who is part of that support team, wants a big crowd to wel-

come Nathan home at Suttons Beach Pavilion on March 13. He is expected to arrive about 11am.

Ms Latcham said 10 per cent of food and drink sales at the venue would be donated to Nathan’s fundraising efforts. There will also be raffle tickets sold on the day.

Supporters have already held fundraising events but are hoping businesses and the community will back Mr McDowell. A Go

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Fund Me page has been set up, with a goal of $50,000, and has so far raised about $1400.

Mr McDowell will be using a modified bicycle, with all the controls at his fingertips.

“It’s free, it’s fast. Wheels give me freedom.”

Head to the Nathan McDowell facebook page for details.

Anyone wanting to sponsor or help can contact Ms Latcham via email: julie@holistichorizons.com.au

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NRL bid process heats up

Moreton Daily Stadium, the home of the Dolphins, and (below) Brisbane Broncos stalwart Alex Glenn.

STORY KYLIE KNIGHT AS the Australian Rugby League prepares to finalise its bidding process for a second Brisbane NRL licence and competition heats up, the Dolphins say they are ready to hit the ground running.

Dolphins News spoke with the man driving the Dolphins’ bid for the 17th NRL licence in light of the announcement last week that the Ipswich Jets and Brisbane Bombers bids had merged, and that the ARL might make a decision

by June.

Terry Reader said while things were changing daily, nothing had changed from the club’s point of view.

He said Ipswich already had a bid in motion, and planned to play at Suncorp Stadium, so the merged Brisbane Jets bid would not be significantly different to what was already on the table. It does, however, mean the race is now down to three – Dolphins, Easts Tigers-backed Firehawks and Brisbane Jets.

On February 1, ARL Commission Chairman Peter V’landys said there could be a second team in the NRL by 2023 and a decision could be made by June.

“There has never been a

Brisbane Roar playing all of its A-League and W-League games at the club’s home, Moreton Daily Stadium, this season.

Securing a naming rights sponsor for the stadium was also evidence the club is financially viable and stable – two essential elements for any NRL club.

Dolphins CEO Tony Murphy said: “Whatever bid wins the right to join the NRL will be a very good bid and we’re confident it will be us. If anyone beats us, it will be an exceptional bid”.

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more direct announcement from the NRL than this week. I think that’s great, everyone’s excited,” Mr Reader said.

He hoped there would be clarity on the bid process and timeline soon.

“We’ve been building in the background and doing what we can to be in the best position to put forward our bid,” he said.

Club is NRL-ready Mr Reader said Dolphins were in a position to hit the ground running the moment they are given the green light, with all the necessary infrastructure in place, and a from a solid financial position to ensure it will be a stable and viable NRL club.

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commercially viable and already taking the steps necessary to progress to the NRL.” Moreton Daily is a free, independent and trusted community news website, which oversees the publication of Dolphins News.

Momentum grows

Mayor Peter Flannery said the Moreton Bay Region was ready to enter the big league.

“The smart money is backing Moreton Bay Region for the next NRL licence because we’ll have a If the Dolphins get the li- and the Sunshine Coast arPerfectly poised supporter base from Bowcence, the focus would im- eas – and beyond. mediately be on recruiting “The commission is very Moreton Bay Region In- en Hills to Bundaberg,” staff and building a com- big on participation and dustry and Tourism Chair- Mayor Flannery said. growing the game. The Dol- man Shane Newcombe said “There’s already 40,000 petitive roster of players.

Mr Reader said the run- phins have a 70-year histo- the club and the region Dolphins members, more were in the box seat. than 5500 registered local up time to a 2023 season ry of growing the game.”

The club Stronger Programme “The hasCommunities long beenGrant players, and 17 junior clubs start would be just 14-15 intends to encourage andfor support participation the breeding ground here - we are truly rugby months, with preseason Show your support in local projects andbrightcontribute to vibrant and some of the game’s league heartland. Our enstarting in November 2022.

When asked if hosting est viable Grants $2,500 to starscommunities. and it has thebetween tiresmall region is united behind “Dolphins are in a very NRL trial games on Feb$20,000 are now available to fund capital backing of the communi- this bid.” projects in the Petrie electorate. good position because of ruary 20 and 27 would help ty to take this logical next the infrastructure and set- the club’s chances, Mr step,” Community groups and sporting clubs are Mr Newcombe said. up and the businesses they Reader answered quickly. invitedproud to applysupporters and applications will be “We’re assessed against the program’s eligibility have behind them,” he said. “No doubt that’s a mas- of the club. This week’s ancriteria through a closed non-competitive “Sustainability and vi- sive benefit to showcase nouncement of our Moreprocess. ability is very important. what the Dolphins are ton Daily Stadium naming Applications are now This set-up puts us in very already doing, not just rights partnership is open proofand the closing date is the 22nd March 2021 at 5pm. good stead. talking about,” he said. of that.

“Our catchment area “Let’s sell out the two “The deal will underpin Read more is the fastest growing in trial games and show ev- the club’s financial posicommunity news For more details including eligibility and how to apply, Queensland, if not Austra- eryone how much rugby tion for at least the next contact Luke’s office or visit the website lia. We will appeal to Bris- league means to the area.” three years, giving the NRL moretondaily.com.au at lukehowarth.com.au/community/grants Communities Grant He also pointed toProgramme the confidence Dolphins are bane, Moreton Bay RegionThe Stronger The match-up is a testimonial for the Broncos’ Alex Glenn.

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The Stronger Communities Grant Programme intends to encourage and support participation in local Community projects groups and sporting clubs are and contribute to vibrant and invited viable to apply and applications will be against the program’s eligibility communities. Grants betweenassessed $2,500 through a closed non-competitive to $20,000 are now available criteria to fund process. small capital projects in the Petrie Applications are now open and the closing electorate. date is the 22 March 2021 at 5pm.

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Veteran SES ’superhero’ retires STORY JODIE POWELL

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WHEN Henk Van Den Ende joined the State Emergency Service in 1976, members spent almost as much time raising money to fund fuel and equipment as they did helping in emergencies.

The Moreton Bay Region SES local controller retired after a decade in the role last week and said he was heartened by the changes he had seen in more than 40 years of service.

“Now, we’re more supported by government and council and there are more opportunities for volunteers,” Mr Van Den Ende explained.

“We have closer links with other services through QFES (Queensland Fire and Emergency Services) and the hard work of our volunteers is recognised.”

Most gratifying for Mr Van Den Ende has been the opportunity to work alongside the dedicated members of the award-winning Moreton Bay Region SES to oversee its growth.

“Seeing the Moreton Bay unit grow from where it was to where it is now – it’s very highly regarded and that’s due to the work of all

about joining the SES, visit ses. qld.gov.au our volunteers,” he said.

“I’m happy stepping down, knowing the Moreton Bay SES is in a very good place.”

As Moreton Bay’s SES controller Mr Van Den Ende steered the region through dozens of disasters, helped repair hundreds of homes, facilitated thousands of volunteers, and helped people right across South East Queensland.

I just love helping others Mayor Peter Flannery described Mr Van Ende as a modern-day superhero, providing locals with assistance in some of the darkest and most dangerous moments in their lives.

“Henk has answered the distress calls of every flood, storm, drought, search and disaster that’s hit our re-

PHOTO DOMINIKA LIS | Henk Van Den Ende is looking forward to continuing to work with Moreton Bay SES as a volunteer and trainer.

gion in the past decade,” Mayor Flannery said.

“There’s no way we can properly thank or ever repay a man of that calibre for his unwavering service.

“Henk’s service and commitment to our region is so

extraordinary that it won’t even end with his retirement − he’s agreed to continue volunteering for the SES and provide mentorship to the next generation of SES officers.

Mr Van Den Ende said

he was passionate about mentoring and training and was looking forward to continuing to volunteer when disaster strikes.

“I won’t be climbing on roofs, but I can be out there chopping down a tree,” he said.

“I also just love educating and helping others, sharing skills and knowledge, and acknowledging the volunteers that do a hell of a lot more than what’s expected of them.”

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Apply for funding MORETON Bay Region community groups and budding artists can now apply for their share of funding under seven new grant categories.

Council’s bi-annual community grants and the Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) grants launched on February 1, providing funding from $2000 to $20,000.

Mayor Peter Flannery said this round of grants was the latest in a range of funding opportunities for local organisations.

“This assistance is more important than ever, with the community and arts sectors some of the hardest hit by forced COVID closures and an inability for many to claim job keeper assistance,” Mayor Flannery said.

“Council has proudly given more than $720,000 worth of grants to community groups this financial year alone and we’re not slowing down anytime soon.”

Mayor Flannery said organisations had until March 10 to get their applications in for the grants.

For more information, visit mbrc.qld.gov.au/grants

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Have your say on dog beach

Scarborough dog beach survey is closing soon.

STORY JODIE POWELL

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TIME is running out to have your say on the future of the Queens Beach North Dog Off-Leash Area (DOLA) at Scarborough.

Community consultation will help determine whether the area remains open to dogs off-leash, with a Moreton Bay Regional Council survey closing on February 19.

Queens Beach has been the subject of a dogs offleash trial for the past four

Search ‘Queens Beach North’ at moretonbay.qld.gov.au years and Mayor Peter Flannery said a final decision on its future was long overdue.

“There’s been a lot of modifications to the trial at this site, now we are conducting a final and formal community consultation period that will end February 19,” Mayor Flannery said.

He said the response to the survey, launched in December, had been overwhelming, but he wanted to ensure all voices were heard.

“Nearly 1500 responses have been received so far and we haven’t even hit the February 19 cut-off date yet,” he said.

“So if you’re a resident, beach-goer, or dog lover, please make sure you share the survey link with your friends and family so that they can have a say.”

Mayor Flannery said

Council wanted to hear from the full spectrum of beach users to understand how the proposal to keep the area off-leash affected people, the amenity, and the environment.

“This will put an end to four years of uncertainty for residents and dog owners in the region so it’s important you have your say,” he said.

“Once the survey responses are analysed, a comprehensive report can come back to Council for a final decision in April.”

Until then, Mayor Flannery urged dog owners to take responsibility for their pets, whether offleash or on.

“Regardless, please remember to always maintain effective control of your pets, which includes leashing your dog while walking from your car to the DOLA,” he said.

“There is also clearly marked signage that designates where the DOLA starts and ends, as well as other relevant information.”

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ISSUE 9 // FEBRUARY 10 2021

Council reveals 20-year vision

WHAT IS REDS? It is Moreton Bay Regional Council’s 20-year blueprint to develop the region’s economy by: • Building a $40 billion economy • Creating 100,000 new jobs • Attracting 16,000 new businesses

• Making the region one of the top 10 regional knowledge and innovation hubs in Australia Want to know more? Visit moretonbay.qld.gov.au/Services/ Business-Investment/REDS

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PRIORITY AREAS

MORETON Bay Regional Council is calling on businesses and the community to join Team Moreton Bay and embrace its Regional Economic Development Strategy for the next 20 years.

Mayor Peter Flannery launched the vision during an event for business and community leaders at Eatons Hill Hotel on February 3, outlining his optimism for the decades ahead, spearheaded by a COVID-19 recovery that had already begun.

It followed formal endorsement of the strategy

by Council earlier that day.

“The historical success of our traditional industries has provided us with solid foundations for success but rapid advances in technology, industry modernisation, major changes in global trade, and of course the impacts of COVID-19 mean the world

1. Advanced manufacturing 2. Food and agribusiness 3. Knowledge, innovation and entrepreneurship 4. Tourism, sport and major events has changed forever. We have to continue to change too,” Mayor Flannery said.

“When Queensland’s Treasurer Cameron Dick delivered the COVID-19 Fiscal and Economic Review in September, employment was forecast to grow at 3.5 per cent through to the June quarter 2021. It is now forecast to grow at 6.75 per cent. That’s 77,300 more jobs than expected, for a total of 160,000 jobs over the year to the June quarter 2021. And this is why, against all odds, I know there is opportunity.”

The Council’s Regional Economic Development Strategy articulates a plan to modernise the region’s economy during the next

two decades by making it bigger, bolder and brighter.

It aims to do this by building a $40 billion economy, creating 100,000 new jobs, attracting 16,000 new businesses and making the region one of the top 10 regional knowledge and innovation hubs in Australia and giving youth more career opportunities.

Mayor Flannery said the region needed to attract new industries that would provide high value to the economy by embracing new innovations and smarter technology such as digital communication infrastructure, medical research hubs, nurturing local entrepreneurs and start-ups; and facilitating new investment.

The REDS identified four priority industries − advanced manufacturing; food/agribusiness; knowledge, innovation and entrepreneurship; and tourism, sport and major events.

An action plan has been developed for the first 18

months which identifies measurable activities for the strategy’s implementation. In addition to this, an annual economic scorecard will be developed to track progress towards the identified 2041 goals and will also capture a variety of annual changes and trends across the region and economy.

“We can’t do any of it alone. This strategy has been developed collaboratively with contributions from local businesses, chambers of commerce, business and industry associations and many other stakeholders,” he said.

Moreton Bay Region Industry and Tourism Chairman Shane Newcombe welcomed the strategy at a crucial time for maximising economic development opportunities.

“I commend the Mayor on his 100-day vision to formulate this bold plan for the region’s future. It is a credit to his leadership and that of CEO Greg Chamello,” Mr Newcombe said.

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Scene Keeping watch on suburb On the

STORY JODIE POWELL SCARBOROUGH could be home to the Redcliffe Peninsula’s next Neighbourhood Watch group.

Moreton District Crime Prevention Unit officer-in-charge Sergeant Sarah Grayson said she had been approached by several people keen to start a group, following the success of others in the region.

“We have two groups at Newport – one in the new area and one in the older area, and one at Woody Point, so it makes sense to come around through the next suburb,” she said.

“Ideally, we would like all Peninsula suburbs to have a Neighbourhood Watch group.”

If a new group was established at Scarborough, it would be up to the community to decide whether it was run online, or as a traditional face-to-face group.

“I think it is advanta-

FOR MORE INFORMATION visit moreton.nhwq.org or phone Sergeant Grayson on 3283 0555. geous to have a group that meets occasionally face-toface and the community gets together to do things.

“When you look at other groups – Newport Waterside in particular – who have run community events that raise awareness about crime prevention, you become more aware of what’s happening, and get to know your neighbours.”

Sgt Grayson said the aim of Neighbourhood Watch groups was to raise awareness about crime prevention and communicate police messages to members.

They also have members who help police by reporting suspicious activity within a defined area.

“It’s about looking out for each other – when you’re

PHOTO DOMINIKA LIS | Sergeant Sarah Grayson is keen to start a Neighbourhood Watch group at Scarborough, following the success of the Newport Waterside group, led by area co-ordinator Jay Peters and supported by Councillor Sandra Ruck (Div 5)..

more aware, you become Sgt Grayson said a new more conscious of suspi- group would need voluncious behaviour and you’re teers to form a committee. more likely to report it,” Some groups assigned two she said. people to each committee

role to share the workload.

“The workload depends on how proactive your group is,” Sgt Grayson said.

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Moreton District Crime Prevention Unit officer-incharge Sarah Grayson said the sessions aimed to connect young people with police through sport.

“I’m sure there are kids who would love to challenge the police at basketball,” Sgt Grayson said.

Led by coach Craig Rowe, the clinic will culminate in a series of matches with prizes on March 26. Sgt Grayson said sessions were aimed at children in Year 5 and above, but if there were enough younger players they would add a group.

Clinics are on Fridays from 3.305.30pm from February 26 at the baskeball court near the jumping pillow at Scarborough Beach. Register at the first clinic.

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ISSUE 9 // FEBRUARY 10 2021

Series pilot making a difference STORY JODIE POWELL

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A NEW online series filmed at Mango Hill aims to bridge cultural and relationship gaps in multicultural societies.

The brainchild of Amit Mehta, Different Worlds, is a comedy-drama that explores the complexity of intercultural relationships.

Mehta came to Australia from India about four years ago, living first in Sydney before moving to Mango Hill.

Since he arrived, he’s been observing differences in the way Australian and Indian communities interact individually and with each other and developed a curiosity about why those differences occur.

A desire to fulfill that curiosity led him to write a draft for the series pilot of Different Worlds, which in turn led him to writing workshops.

It was there he met Steve Haynes, with whom he worked to develop the final script.

“I had been observing a few things like the differences between the Indian and Australian communities,” Mehta said.

“We work together, but are we really good friends

or watch the trailer at australianculturalfund.org. au/projects/different-worlds.

For more information email differentworlds2021@gmail.com like people are within their own communities?

“Language is one barrier − maybe they look different, maybe they have different thoughts.

“Then I realised you have to move out of your comfort zone to close those gaps.”

Different Worlds centres on Indian migrant Rohan, played by Mehta, who seeks a housemate in his new country to share the costs of living.

In steps Irish-Australian Patrick, who initially baffles Rohan with his stereotypically ocker approach to life.

“Their background is altogether different,” Mehta explained.

“My characters stay in one house and share a lot of things together and when Rohan and Patrick go through their cultural differences there are moments of when there are clashes.

“They resolve those gaps

PHOTO DOMINIKA LIS | Amit Mehta wants to bridge cultural gaps with his web series Different Worlds.

by coming out of their comfort zone.”

And that’s where the comedy comes in, Mehta said, as the characters move from clashing to a more light-hearted approach.

“They’re closing gaps, even though there’s a lot of differences but they under-

stand each other better.”

Adding to the mix is Tilly, who comes from a family of lawyers, but wants to be an environmentalist and follow her passions.

“It’s a story about friendship, love between an Indian guy and an Australian girl,” Mehta said.

“There’s an interesting contrast of relationships being formed between characters.”

As his first directorial venture, Mehta funded much of the pilot, which was shot almost entirely in the Moreton Bay Region as COVID-19 restrictions

came to an end in mid-2020.

He is sourcing funding to produce future episodes of what he hopes will be a three series web production by pitching to production companies and through a crowd-funding page: australianculturalfund.org.au/ projects/different-worlds/

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ISSUE 9 // FEBRUARY 10 2021

Pool ready to reopen STORY NICK CROCKFORD

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REDCLIFFE War Memorial Swimming Pool is due to reopen on Friday, February 12.

The 50m pool has been closed since May last year for maintenance, but construction staff found additional repairs were needed.

Work is almost complete on the main pool, which will reopen once the water is heated. At the time of writing, that was to be Friday. However, the indoor 18m program pool remains closed while it is converted to a 32-degree water pool.

This is expected to be completed by mid-year.

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Mayor Peter Flannery said: “It’s not surprising that it’s showing its age in places.

“We started works reapplying grout to tiles and replacing cracked or damaged tiles during the COVID-19 forced closure period to try to avoid disruptions for pool users.

“However, the contractors have discovered that additional works are required as the concrete under the tiles was wet and now all the tiles must be replaced.”

PHOTO DOMINIKA LIS | Graham and Jenny Anderson love exploring the region.

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Mrs Anderson said they enjoyed exploring the area by bike.

They covered more than 100km some weeks.

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“Find a buddy to do it with. Graham and I mainly do our bike riding, but I walk with a friend and do restorative yoga and yoga on the beach, and water aerobics.

“You need to live life with a smile on your face and not take things too seriously,” Mrs Anderson said.

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Adventure has a new home STORY JODIE POWELL LUXURY car industry veterans Martin Roller and Marvin Burke are creating a unique caravan and premium used car hub in the heart of Redcliffe.

A former BMW and Ferrari dealer, Mr Roller said the vision was to build a destination where avid and would-be caravanners could have all their needs met. From choosing a used van, customising a new model and fitting it out with soft furnishings or servicing a caravan, to buying a vehicle to tow it, Mr Roller said Caravana would be able to help.

Caravana has the exclusive rights to sell Roadstar caravans in Queensland and stocks both on and offroad models, with twin or single-axle options.

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“We have a professional sales team that listens to your needs,” Mr Roller said.

“We don’t want to be just another caravan yard –

PHOTO DOMINIKA LIS | Martin Roller at Caravana, which has opened at Redcliffe.

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Mr Roller said that knowledge had been used to create a showroom experience that reflected the investment people were making in purchasing a caravan and its accoutrements.

“They can come in, have a

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Mr Roller said, with many people holidaying at home rather than overseas, the demand for caravans had skyrocketed, but Caravana’s partnership with

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ISSUE 9 // FEBRUARY 10 2021

‘Game changer’ on our roads STORY NICK CROCKFORD CLONTARF has become the first suburb in Australia to have a new “game-changing” road surface made from used tyres collected in this region.

About 700m of King St, between Maine Rd and Snook St at Clontarf, has been resurfaced using Carbonphalt, a new product from Austek, in Grice St. Developed over 10 months, with Stapylton company Pearl Global, used tyres from this region were processed using thermal desorption to extract carbon black and fuel oil.

Austek then used the fuel to power its plant and recovered carbon black for a new stronger, more durable and darker asphalt.

General Manager of Austek Asphalt Production David Simmons said the stretch of King St was upgraded last month with Carbonphalt made from 22,115 used tyres.

“If you look at news reels, used tyres are one of the biggest problems in Australia,” Mr Simmons, who has been in the industry 42 years, said.

“But we couldn’t use passenger tyres so much, or heavy truck tyres, because of the rubber and content.

“This process uses everything. It is comparable in cost and we hope to get

PHOTO DOMINIKA LIS | The stretch of King St, which has been resurfaced using Carbonphalt. The new product uses recycled tyres.

more roads in this region.

“We are talking to other councils. The level of interest is great as it’s a game changer in our industry.

There’s been nothing like it that I’ve seen. It’s unheard of. It’s a world first.”

Paul Morris, of Norwell Motorplex, tested the new surface on the track near Ormeau: “We punished it pretty hard. This should be everywhere. It has all the properties of normal asphalt.

“For us it had to be durable and have good grip levels in the wet. It ticks the box on environment.”

Mayor Peter Flannery was delighted 22,000 tyres were not going to andfill.

“I was shocked to learn

70 per cent of Queensland tyres end up in landfill, and with around 130,000 registered vehicles here in Moreton Bay, I believe we need to do our part to reduce the number of tyres going to the tip,” Mayor

Flannery said.

“Tyres can take up to 80 years to break down and take an enormous amount of space in landfill, so I’m thrilled to be using a waste product as part of an infrastructure solution.”

may have between 200 and 280 units, if all were developed.

Work is well under way on one block, which will have more than 50 units, but at this stage there is also only one option for motorists turning onto Kinsellas Rd West.

“At the moment there will be a left turn in and left turn out for the latest

unit blocks, which doesn’t make much sense,” Mango Hill Progress Association (MHPA) President Laurence Christie said.

“Those motorists will have to turn around somewhere which will impact others coming through on that road,” he said.

Multiply that by five, and residents fear growing congestion up to the round-

about at Lamington Drive where vehicles can turn around and head out of the village.

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by MHPA is to widen Natham St, at the rear of the four blocks, enabling residents to join Kinsellas Rd West along McKenzie Rd. Councillor Jodie Shipway (Div 4) said in her latest newsletter that she was

working with residents on “positive outcomes”.

“It’s fair to say the community has concerns around the ongoing traffic management and congestion that will come with the introduction of the new townhouses on Kinsellas Rd West,” Cr Shipway said.

“Moreton Bay Regional Council is currently working with the Mango Hill

Progress Association and the wider community to provide information and, ideally, positive community outcomes around their concerns.

“I checked in again with the integrated transport department and they don’t have any further information to share yet. I’m expecting more information in the coming weeks.”

Residents’ traffic fears over hundreds of new units STORY NICK CROCKFORD CONCERNS are growing in Mango Hill Village over traffic congestion from hundreds of new units being planned, or built, on one section of Kinsellas Rd West.

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ISSUE 9 // FEBRUARY 10 2021

Revamping the job market STORY KYLIE KNIGHT

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Employmeet is the brainchild of Ryan Elson and is a concept he has been building for a couple of years.

He will relaunch it with a fresh website and renewed vigour on February 18.

“Everyone is talking about the COVID cliff, after Job Keeper ends, and we need to do something different,” Mr Elson said.

He said the current recruitment process was based on resumes, not on an applicant’s personality and what they could

visit employmeet.com genuinely bring to a role.

He described Employmeet as an “old-school church car park”, where job seekers come along without a resume to meet potential employers over coffee and a sandwich.

Mr Elson said it was an opportunity for jobseekers to speak to employers in an informal setting, present their personality and hopefully be asked to make further contact.

“This takes the first communication from being a resume to being a person,” he said.

The other component of Employmeet is its website, which Mr Elson described as a dating site for jobs.

“It’s essentially a virtual room for employers to meet

future employees, instead of putting a job ad on Seek and getting 250 resumes,” he explained.

They can search for registered job seekers who

Employers can post job advertisements and job seekers can express an interest. There’s a 90-day free trial for employers at present, and the service is free for job seekers.

The platform has the backing of Moreton Bay Region Industry and Tourism, which has helped Mr Elson launch the new website. CEO Shane Newcombe said it was more important than ever.

“It’s a vital tool for job seekers and employers, PHOTO DOMINIKA LIS | Ryan Elson. which will ultimately save them both time and stress,” may fit their requirements, Mr Newcombe said. select them and request more information. They Employmeet will be launched can also view short videos on February 18 at White Fusion of job seekers introducing Café, 89 Landsborough Ave, Scarborough, from 10am. themselves.

Time to celebrate Year of the Ox HEAD to Caboolture Town Square and immerse yourself in a world of Asian culture and Eastern delights during Moreton Bay Region’s Lunar New Year celebrations on February 13.

The event is on from 4-8pm and is free to attend.

There will be Asian cuisine, traditional Chinese entertainment, themed art activities and cultural displays for those interested in learning more about the traditions of the Lunar New Year.

Moreton Bay Region Industry & Tourism (MBRIT) Chairman Mr Shane Newcombe said the Moreton Bay Region Lunar New Year was an event not to be missed.

“The program is filled with traditional lion dancing, Chinese dragon dancing, Chinese choirs, musical performers and a spectacular cracker show finale.”

Moreton Bay Regional Council Mayor, Peter Flannery said the celebration was becoming a major event on the

Golf course site future remains MORETON Bay Regional Councillor Jodie Shipway (Div 4) has sought to clarify current concerns received by her office over the state of land on North Lakes golf course.

North Lakes Resort Golf Club closed in August 2019 and plans revealed for a retirement village and aged care facility to be built on part of the site. The Save North Lakes Golf Course (SNLGC) group was formed and is working to try and stop any development and keep the land as green space.

Cr Shipway said, in her latest newsletter, she had “escalated” the concerns to Moreton Bay Regional Council’s CEO but comments that Council was “holding up the decision” were “simply not true”.

She said Council had no involvement in the work of an independent expert to resolve the issues between the landowner and SNLGC group. Once a decision was made, Council would look to get permission from both sides to send out a letter to North Lakes residents “summarising the facts”.

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Journey’s been good for the soul STORY NICK CROCKFORD TWO years ago, Scarborough’s John Warren had a lightbulb moment and set off on a ‘soul music journey’.

He had been searching for a way to help musical artists, hit by hard times and poor health, while also wanting to bring back the “feel good” Northern Soul.

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It is now available via amazon.com Being dyslexic made it difficult for John to write the book, so he invited soul music lovers he had met to contribute their personal stories. The result is a book of 24 chapters written by fans of Northern Soul,

described as music which was played in clubs of northern England.

“It’s hard to see struggling artists witness their work changing hands for thousands of dollars, being told how great their effort was, only to learn in many cases, they made so little from their recordings,” said Mr Warren, who has worked with soul singers and part owns a record label in the US. Though only weeks old, the book has prompted more contributions for a

second edition showing the popularity of the movement.

John’s love of soul music began in the UK at the iconic Blackpool Mecca and in 1984 he started his own ‘soul night’ before emigrating to Australia in 1987. Once here, John soon discovered a large ex-patriot community who once went to the same venues in northern England as he did.

A portion of the sale of each book will be given to PHOTO DOMINIKA LIS | Scarborough ‘soul man’ John Warren has published Our Soul Music about the music that makes his soul sing. selected musical artists.

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Find your perfect match STORY JODIE POWELL FORGET Tinder and Bumble – would-be lovebirds can step back in time when the Redcliffe Farmers and Artisan Markets set the stage for classic ’80s television dating show Perfect Match on Valentine’s Day. Market organiser Mark Power, of Goodwill Projects, said he had wanted to reprise the popular dating show for a few years and Redcliffe seemed like the right place to do it, with the beautiful bayside as the backdrop.

Mr Power said Perfect Match was well known among the over-45 age group and he was looking forward to introducing younger people to match-making ’80s style.

Long before The Bachelor, Farmer Wants a Wife and Married at First Sight

hit the small screen, Perfect Match paired lovelorn couples in 30-minute episodes before sending them off on a “honeymoon” to destinations such as the Sunshine Coast, Tangalooma or South Stradbroke Island – accompanied by a film crew.

Mr Power said couples paired during the market’s Perfect Match would be spared the embarrassment of being accompanied on any dates and he was working with local operators on prizes.

“We’ve got great prizes – a lot of local businesses are getting on board,” Mr Power said.

“We’re having a lot of fun promoting it.”

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PHOTO DOMINIKA LIS | Find your new love when the Redcliffe Farmers and Artisan Market hosts its version of Perfect Match.

or a dinner and drinks package from The Belvedere.

As well as an emcee taking on the hosting gig made famous by Greg Evans (who’s now a marriage celebrant) Mr Power has lined up a set designer to recreate Dexter, the robot that calculated the compatibili-

ty of each matched couple.

“Keeping it faithful to the ’80s classic, our contestants will be hidden from each other’s view as they find the one that sets their heart on fire,” he said.

As well as prizes for dating participants, Mr Power said there would be a prize for

South East Queensland’s worst dating story.

The markets run from 7am-1pm on Sunday, February 14 and Perfect Match starts at 10am.

To register yourself or a single friend, visit goodwillprojects. com.au/perfectmatch/

To help Franco find his fur-ever home, phone Peninsula Animal Aid (PAA) on 3284 1927 and speak to a supervisor to arrange a meeting.

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ISSUE 9 // FEBRUARY 10 2021

The good news you’ve been waiting for.

PHOTO DOMINIKA LIS | Chameleon Youth Housing’s Carmel Riethmuller with Redcliffe State Member Yvette D’Ath.

Ute keeps group moving STORY NICK CROCKFORD

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CHAMELEON Youth Housing has been given a major boost in the form of a four-door Nissan Ute Navara.

The new white ute was bought with $35,000 from the Queensland Government’s Gambling Community Benefit Fund (GCBF).

It will be used for transporting young people as well as travelling between and in maintenance of the organisation’s properties.

“It’s a big relief,” CEO

Carmel Riethmuller said.

“We’re a tiny community group and we really needed the ute.”

Chameleon Youth Housing is a not-for-profit youth accommodation and support service for those aged 16-17 years who are homeless or at risk of homelessness to families aged 18-25 ‘experiencing accommodation crisis’.

“We are at full capacity,” Ms Riethmuller said.

“Every bed in our service is taken. We need more for individuals and families.

“We had an old ute for a long time. The mechanic

said a couple of years ago it was time to get rid of it. We managed to keep it going, but it was unreliable.”

Chameleon received the maximum amount from the fund and State Health Minister and Member for Redcliffe Yvette D’Ath called in to pass on the good news.

“I am thrilled Chameleon House was awarded a GCFB grant to buy a new ute,” Ms D’Ath said.

“I have witnessed firsthand the great work Chameleon House does and wholeheartedly support their vital work.”

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Find inspiration to holiday at home STORY NICK CROCKFORD THE first major lifestyle and caravanning expo of 2021 will be at Redcliffe Showground this weekend, supporting the call for Queenslanders to ‘Holiday Here This Year’.

More than 170 exhibitors have been booked in for the annual Moreton Bay Caravan, Camping, Boating and 4x4 Expo from February 12-14.

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ISSUE 9 // FEBRUARY 10 2021

Honour for Antarctic pioneer

Deception Bay’s John Russell looks back on adventures in Antarctica as he receives and OAM for his work.

STORY KYLIE KNIGHT JOHN Russell’s first trip to Antarctica may have been more than 70 years ago, but his memories of this expedition and his time building Mawson Station are vivid.

The 100-year-old was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia in the General Division (OAM) on Australia Day for his part in several expeditions to the Antarctic including his role in the 10-man team which set up the station in 1954.

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dent is the last surviving member of that team, led

by Sir Douglas Mawson.

Mr Russell’s fascination with Antarctica started in childhood, in England, when he saw slides of Sir Ernest Shackleton’s pioneering exploration of the continent. He had a connection with Mr Russell’s school and the Shackleton home was just a three-mile bicycle ride away.

“My dad, one night, said: ‘I’m fed up with you always nabbering on about this Antarctica, why don’t you write to Lady Shackleton

and find out what’s what’, Mr Russell recalled.

“So, we did and she invited us there for afternoon tea. She told me then that her husband, who had died with a heart problem on his last trip, said that the days of ponies and dogs in the Antarctic are things of the past. Tomorrow is aeroplanes and tractors, so we need engineers who know how to use the tools. That’s what I decided to do.”

And at the age of 18, he came to Australia to join an Antarctic expedition but

WWII intervened and he served his country instead. After the war, the 22-year-old had his chance to realise his dream with his first expedition to Macquarie Island in 1949, then Heard Island in 1952, before sailing on the Kista Dan in 1954 to what would become Mawson Station.

“It’s an awful place to find because you go into a sort of a small harbour with only a small entry between the towering cliffs of ice.

“When you get right inside the bay about 10 miles

in, there’s a little rocky island sticking out. So, that’s where we built the base and where it still exists today on that rock.

“I was in Antarctica five years in total, because I was at each base 15 months or more. The last Antarctic visit was with the Yanks in 1956.”

His work was supported by his late wife Joan, whom he married on December

19, 1953 before departing for another Antarctic expedition on January 4.

For the man who had been fascinated with Antarctica since he was a boy, it more than lived up to his expectations.

“I remember the great jagged snow fields and mountains of ice right to the coast, falling into the sea. It’s clean, cold, always below zero,” he said.

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A BOLD 100-day plan to reduce litter in a 2km litter hotspot at Clontarf is off and racing, and organisers hope it catches on.

Les Barkla, founder of the Pristine Peninsula community group, is driving the Love Our Clontarf campaign.

“I’ve modelled the 100-day campaign on the successful UK ‘Love Essex’ campaign, involving a combination of litter awareness and education, consequences of litter, and enforcement warnings. The Essex campaign involved council, McDonald’s, KFC, Domino’s and around 300 businesses,” Mr Barkla said.

“The Essex Campaign reported ‘a two-fifths reduction in fast-food litter and a 41 per cent reduction in litter overall. We are aiming for similar or better litter reduction results.”

He has the support of local residents, Councillor Karl Winchester, State Member for Redcliffe Yvette D’Ath, Federal Member for Petrie Luke Howarth, Moreton Bay Regional Council, Clontarf Beach State High School, McDonald’s Clontarf, Citipointe, Woolworths Redcliffe and Margate, Redcycle, Replas, and other local businesses.

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THE 100-DAY CAMPAIGN • Weekly litter collections and audits throughout the campaign • Litter warning message signs on Snook and King streets, Elizabeth Ave and Ray Frawley Fields • Clontarf Beach State High School recycling and environment initiatives in 2021 • Clontarf Beach State High School Year 7 playground to include Woolworths-sponsored Redcycle bins to recycle scrunchable plastics • Replas recycled furniture bollard stand at the Clontarf Beach State High School • McDonald’s store and carpark litter awareness signage and additional litter bags for drive-thru customers.

• Keep Queensland Beautiful AdoptA-Spot plan • Local community adopt-a-street clean-ups • A community Redcycle Awareness Podcast on Pristine Peninsula Community Page and a scrunchable plastics recycling program • Community suburban litter collection trailer

ter campaign is targeting a 2km radius of the Snook and King streets intersection, Elizabeth Ave, and Frawley Fields precinct, where Sue and Phil Johnson collect litter each day.

Mrs Johnson said: “we fill our 240-litre council bin every week from litter in our local streets. We’re sick of picking up after people who just don’t have any re-

spect for the environment and their neighbourhood”.

Mr Barkla said it was these waste warriors, along with Chrissy Foreman, Scott Lowe and Jill Sparks and others all over Redcliffe peninsula, who were helping keep litter out of the sensitive Hays Inlet and Moreton Bay marine ecosystems.

“Sue and Phil inspired me to run this litter campaign because it’s just not fair that these dedicated locals have to clean up after others on a daily basis. I also have to give a shoutout to our local Council as they are responding to the litter issue with regular cleanups,” he said.

“These are important marine habitats for turtles, dugong and other marine life that are struggling from litter and other pressures from humans.”

There are 14 individuals or businesses who have ad-

opted a street in Clontarf and surrounding areas, and Mr Barkla is keen to involve more areas as momentum grows.

“This is about bringing the community together and making people aware.

We all have to do something about it. I want my grandkids to see live turtles,” he said.

“Sadly, Covid-19 restrictions have seen a large increase in takeaway packaging and mask litter. Litter, like fast food packaging and cigarette butts, is tossed out carelessly from vehicles and by pedestrians onto our streets and into street gutters.”

For more details on the Pristine Peninsula Community Group Campaign, contact Les Barkla via email: Pristinepeninsula4u@ gmail.com; phone: 0410 207 879; or via the Pristine Peninsula Facebook.

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Family gathers for Cheryl THE family of Woody Point’s Cheryl Salisbury went to great lengths to celebrate her 70th birthday in late January.

In a time when borders had been shut, masks donned and people on high alert due to COVID-19 getting four generations together was no easy feat, and they came from as far as the Gold Coast, Toowoomba and even Sydney.

The guests made the trek for the gathering at her home on January 23, the day after her birthday, because of the impact she has had on each of them.

As Ms Salisbury pointed out in her birthday speech, she does not have any children of her own but it is her extended family and the friends she has made in the Redcliffe area who are most important to her. She is pictured here with her great-nephew Carter Dendy.

Baby makes five THE birth of Rylee Mitchell on New Year’s Eve brought a fifth generation to 102-yearold Percy Masters’ family.

The Woody Point resident was joined by his daughter Wendy Hill, 72; granddaughter Brenda Ceccato, 53; great grandson Joshua Mitchell, 26; and little Rylee to celebrate her arrival recently.

Four of the five generations call the Redcliffe Peninsula home.

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The retired teacher has been involved in a number of community groups and events on the peninsula including Redcliffe Family History Group, History Redcliffe, Redcliffe Show and the Redcliffe Pastime Group.

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JAMIE-LEIGH Mason and Jamie Ray welcomed daughter Charlotte Elizabeth Ray on November 18 at Redcliffe Hospital.

Charlotte, who weighed 3.84kg, was the third generation of her family to be born at the hospital.

Mum Jamie-Leigh was born there in March, 1990 and Jamie-Leigh’s mum, Annette McNee, was born in the same hospital in March, 1968.

Charlotte’s dad, Jamie, has lived on the Redcliffe Peninsula his entire life, but was born at the Royal Women’s Hospital.

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There were smiles and the 2021 school year. laughter in abundance as Parents were on hand to Clontarf Beach State School wish their children well for welcomed students back for a new year of learning.

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School lifts the lid on plastic waste STORY KYLIE KNIGHT

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PUPILS at Humpybong State School are learning how easy it is to be an environmental warrior, collecting hundreds of bottle tops which are being recycled in to Lego-style plastic bricks.

Teacher Penelope Giddy, herself a passionate recycler, has been working with students for years to raise awareness of their power to make a difference.

“Having always recycled with my family and with a local fruit and veg co-op that I help run, I realised it not only had ties to the students’ learning but real life value, so I offered to speak to the classes,” she said.

“After plastic bags, bottle tops are the second biggest polluter with over 300,000 bottle caps being used in just one day in South East Queensland. We realised that we should try and keep some of these out of landfill and even just by us making a little dint it will actually make a difference.

“Word has spread and more families have come on board. So, now our dint is larger.”

Prep classes have been collecting bottle tops since

For more information, visit lids4kids.com.au 2019, a project which ties in perfectly with a sustainability unit they study.

“The children collected hundreds, if not thousands of bottle tops. We also collect bread tags that go to the charity Bread Tags for Wheelchairs,” she said.

The bottle tops are being sent to Ocean Crusaders, which has partnered with Lids4Kids. The organisation uses them to make plastic bricks, similar to big Lego-style blocks which are used to make items such as park benches.

“Nine classes across Prep and Year 3 were involved last year, plus children in those grades from previous years who come to my classroom to drop off regularly,” Miss Giddy said.

“Our goal is to educate our students, to keep more lids out of landfill and let kids know that they can help. This is important because kids care and really want to help.

“Recycling is a learning PHOTO DOMINIKA LIS | Humpybong State School recyclers have been busy collecting bottle tops. experience for life.”

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Club makes splash SWIMMERS and parents enjoyed a return to the pool for Grace Swimming Club’s first club night of 2021. See more photos on page 56.

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PHOTO DOMINIKA LIS | Jennie Drever and Janine Botfield say Deception Bay Community Youth Programs COVID-19 response has lasting benefits.

STORY JODIE POWELL DECEPTION Bay Community Youth Programs is taking the region to the world.

When COVID-19 hit, the centre was forced to find new ways to continue delivering programs and services – and discovered DBCYP could not only survive, it could thrive.

As the winner of the Building a Stronger Community award at the 2019 Moreton Bay Region Business Excellence and Innovation Awards, DBCYP is no stranger to delivering

top-notch community services and was committed to not missing a beat because of a pandemic.

Directors Jennie Drever and Janine Botfield said creative thinking that was the hallmark of their COVID-19 response has had lasting benefits and led to the development of programs that can not only be delivered in Deception Bay, but other communities too.

“Immediately in March we put staff on two weeks’ notice for home work, and participants on one week’s notice,” Ms Botfield said.

“We thought ‘what can we pivot’ to continue to deliver

as seamlessly as we can using cloud-based platforms.

“We were thinking very strategically about opportunities – what can we get out of this.”

Ms Drever said the transition to web-based delivery was easier than expected.

“When you’re in crisis, it causes you to be creative,” she said. “We ran parenting programs online – we would not have attempted that if it was not for COVID and now we do both online and in person.

“The DBay Families Facebook page developed craft packs with the neighbourhood centre that were de-

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livered to the community – that was a nice example of how we were able to have in-depth engagement.

“We’re still having events and playgroups but they’re so much richer.”

Ms Botfield said forcing services online allowed DBCYP to try delivery methods the service had discussed but had not had the opportunity to test.

“I think the interesting thing is that we were looking at things like digital youth work, which Europe has been doing for years.

“We’re now using platforms that young people migrate to naturally.

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Ms Botfield said the centre would reap the benefits of what it had learnt for years to come.

“There’s stuff that we did in COVID that will now let us grow. We couldn’t sustain ourselves as an organisation that was grant-based and now we can deliver services that are transferrable.

“For example, we could sell online parenting to Caloundra and then they take over the delivery, tailoring it to their market.

“That’s the magic of what we are doing – bringing the world to Deception Bay and taking Deception Bay to the world.”

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Carefree living’s a way of life STORY JODIE POWELL

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THE demand for low maintenance living continues to rise, according to Stockland regional development manager Pauline Barton.

Ms Barton said buyers across the Redcliffe peninsula were increasingly recognising the benefits of housing that left plenty of time to enjoy the region.

“We’ve seen a huge rise in popularity for turnkey homes – from our more affordable townhomes at Newport and our exclusive retirement living community,” Ms Barton said.

“Each new release has buyers jumping at the chance to claim a slice of that idyllic Moreton Bay lifestyle, in our bayside community on the water’s edge.”

Ms Barton said she expected Stockland’s latest release − eight stunning waterfront townhouses with plunge pools and shared private pontoons – to be equally popular.

“These new luxury townhomes have the lake for a backyard – a first for Newport,” she said.

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“It’s one of the last chances to purchase a lakefront home in Newport’s premium Quay precinct.”

Each of the four-bedroom townhouses includes a large multi-purpose room, study nook and two living areas, stone bench tops in the kitchen and a wine fridge and steam oven, as well as the option of adding a butler’s pantry.

The release of the luxury terrace houses, which are priced from $1.19 million, follows the launch of six townhouses in the Whitehaven release, which were aimed at the first home-buyer market.

With three or four bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms and two-car garages in a range of floorplans, the townhouses – priced from $495,00 − meet the criteria for the HomeBuilder and First Home Buyer grants, Waterfront living and a low maintenance lifestyle are proving popular at Newport. each of which is $15,000.

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Briefs Hear from Ita Media industry trailblazer, businesswoman, best-selling author and former Australian of the Year Ita Buttrose will be the guest speaker at the Business Moreton Bay Region luncheon at Eatons Hill Hotel on February 26 from 11am2.30pm. Limited tickets are still available.

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PHOTO DOMINIKA LIS | Twins Sophie and Abby Javernig received two new scooters after their family unwittingly bought a stolen one.

STORY KYLIE KNIGHT TWINS Sophie and Abby Javernig have seen the best and worst of human nature in the past couple of months – they have been victims of crime, but also beneficiaries of extraordinary generosity.

Mum Danielle said the girls, aged 11 years, saved up for months, putting aside birthday and Christmas money, so they could buy their dream scooter.

“Everyone in the family had given them money,” Mrs Javernig said.

The girls did not have enough money to buy two, so decided they would share one.

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Mrs Javernig found an electric scooter on an online marketplace. It was a Zero 9 electric scooter, a make and model her sister had recommended.

The family paid for it and collected it in person, not realising it had been stolen. But its owner had been keeping an eye out for it online and alerted police when the advertisement appeared.

Soon after, Mrs Javernig received a call from police.

“We had to give it back.

The girls were devastated. I think they thought we were joking, because we play tricks on them and they’re only 11 and didn’t think it was for real,” she said.

Keen to save others from the same misfortune, she posted a warning on a scooter forum which was seen by Corinne Lee from Ride Electric at Redcliffe.

She remembered the family, who had previously visited her shop to have the scooter’s flat tyre fixed.

“I thought it was a horrible that happened to them and I also knew what our scooter community was like and thought they would help,” Mrs Lee said.

“I set up the Go Fund Me page and people started donating money. Our supplier found out and offered to donate the scooters instead.”

That supplier is Ian Le Garth from Ride Electric, who is the sole wholesaler and importer of Zero scooters in Australia.

The scooters he gave the girls are valued at almost $1700 each.

Mrs Lee said the money already raised, via the Go Fund Me page, was donated to another customer whose scooter had been stolen.

“I was blown away. I was in shock that people could be so nice and do these things. It restored my faith in people,” Mrs Javernig

said. The girls are now riding the scooters to school each day.

Mrs Lee could not be happier with the outcome and is looking forward to seeing more of the family, now they are back on the road.

She and husband Mitchel bought their first scooter in February 2020 and opened their shop in July.

“It’s a really good community – people from all walks of life and ages. Everyone gets on because they have that common interest,” she said. Mr Lee said he was was planning to introduce a dot-matrix system for his customers, so their scooters could be more easily identified and tracked.

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Lifestyle Janice keen to boost visitors STORY JODIE POWELL THE NEW president of the Redcliffe Arts Society is looking forward to showcasing the talents of members and working closely with fellow Old Redcliffe Fire Station tenant, the Redcliffe Pottery Group.

Janice Charlish says she wants to build on the success of previous years and is relishing the opportunity to bring more visitors into the gallery at the Old Fire Station, as COVID-19 restrictions ease.

“I would like to see monthly guided gallery tours – there are over 30 retirement villages in the region with a courtesy bus and we can offer a lovely place to visit,” she said.

“My vision is to assist with this successful space.

“The vision I have is to activate and enhance what is already here.”

The Society’s library is being brought into the 21st century, Mrs

Charlish said.

“We will computerise our library, which has about 1300 books and lots of photos, these will be archived and recorded in our inventory system.”

Mrs Charlish said the work would make it easier for members to tap into its resources.

“We have a retired librarian working on this.”

Mrs Charlish will remain the president of the Moreton Bay Arts Council - a regional umbrella group for all arts - as well as continuing to serve on Moreton Bay Regional Council’s COVID-19 Taskforce project team, representing arts, crafts and culture.

She said she loved working in the Redcliffe Art Society’s gallery shop and getting to know more about exhibiting artists.

“I work in the shop once a month and I will continue to do that because it’s grassroots you get to know everyone.”

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Kerry Gear’s debut solo exhibition, Wanderlust, officially opens at Redcliffe’s Old Fire Station Gallery on February 13. Gear has rediscovered art as her first love and developed her own stylistic approach, underpinned by a passion for colour and pattern. As a frequent traveller and part-owner of a travel company, Gear has incorporated her thoughts about restrictions on our ability to move around freely during the COVID-19 pandemic. The exhibition is on until March 7.

Old Fire Station Gallery, 395 Oxley Ave, Redcliffe Wednesday-Sunday, 10am-3pm

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Pests: Keeping succulents in full sun will reduce pests and disease such as aphids and mealybugs. They can also fall victim to red spider mite, scale, whitefly, snails, slugs, mice and caterpillars.

Watering: Many cacti and some succulents will thrive on minimal moisture because they are very good at storing water. But, if you want more flowers, regular watering will help things along.

PHOTO DOMINIKA LIS | Redcliffe Garden Centre horticulturalist Tylor Elmsly with some of his favourite succulents.

Pruning: Those spreading too far or growing too high can be pruned.

The best time is late winter and early spring. Do this using clean secateurs or a knife. Unwanted sections can be used as cuttings to strike new plants.

STORY KYLIE KNIGHT WHEN people think of succulents, they often think of the compact, rose-shaped varieties but these are just the tip of the water-storing plant, according to the experts at Redcliffe Garden Centre.

The centre’s Sondra Grainer and Tylor Elmsly said there were thousands of varieties, including many you would not think were succulents, such as frangipani, euphorbia, snake plants, jade and cacti.

“You can do full hanging baskets briming with flowers, with succulents,” Ms Grainger said.

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of the year, so you have good, vibrant colour.”

The plants are also an easy and reliable option for lowmaintenance gardens or for gardeners whose thumbs are not so green.

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“They are good to fill up problem areas, where nothing else will work.”

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succulents and cacti in liquid and granular form.

“This is only necessary if you want them to flower more.

The potting mix should have everything the plant needs,” Ms Grainger said.

Succulents are perfect for youngsters keen to experiment in the garden.

“They don’t have to be gentle with them - if they break they can propagate more plants with that piece,” Ms Grainger said.

“And if they forget to water them, they won’t die overnight.”

They can also plant them in cute little pots and get creative with succulent art.

You can make a succulent ball using two wire hanging baskets

joined together at the top and planted out so they grow on the outside.

They fill out, spread quickly and provide great coverage and colour.

So, what are their favourites?

For Ms Grainger, it is variegated portulaca because it has interesting foliage, can be grown in hanging baskets and its flowers are spectacular.

For Mr Elmsly, it is the desert rose because you get pretty flowers without a lot of effort.

“You can get every colour under the sun, even doubles,” he said.

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Moana to dock at

Redcliffe

PHOTO BEN MCSHEA (BEAK Photographics)

THE hit Disney musical Moana Junior is coming ashore for four shows at Redcliffe this month.

ROAR Academy and Redcliffe Musical Theatre’s Youth will bring the adventures of Moana and her village of Motunui to life on stage at the Redcliffe Entertainment Centre.

Moana Junior is a musical adaptation of the 2016 Disney animated film and features all the beloved songs from the film, written by award-winning composer Lin-Manuel Miranda, Opetaia Foa’i, and Mark Mancina, including How Far I’ll Go, Shiny, and You’re Welcome.

This heart-warming comingof-age story follows the strongwilled Moana as she sails across the Pacific to save her village and discover the truth about her heritage. Moana and legendary demigod Maui embark on an epic journey of self-discovery.

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Kippa-Ring’s Kayla Pahl, 16, and North Lakes’ Sienna Randall, 13, are playing the lead role of Moana, alongside Ned Kelly, 17, who will play Maui.

Redcliffe Musical Theatre principal Madeleine Johns said Ned was recently in the Dance Ensemble of Mamma Mia. “He is definitely a star in the making – and someone to look out for on stage in future productions,” she said.

There are 38 young actors in the cast, aged between eight and 18 years of age.

“The story is one of belief in yourself, how to have faith and how to overcome obstacles

and seemingly i n s u r m o u n t abl e odds,” Johns said.

“It’s uplifting, motivational and lots of fun.”

The cast, from across the Moreton Bay Region, will give the show a Re d c l i f f e f l avo u r not just because they are performing it there, but also because it celebrates many of the cultures woven into the fabric of the seaside community.

“We are

celebrating the diversity of cultures in our region in Moana, where we have cast members from many and varied cultural b a ck g ro u n d s.

We particularly celebrate the Maori, Fijian and Samoan backgrounds that flourish in our family of performers,” Johns said.

“Audiences can look forward to a thoroughly enjoyable day out at the theatre, beautiful music, a fabulous cast of young

performers who will literally blow you away with their talent, fantastic costumes and wonderful story-telling The show is a welcome return to live theatre for the ROAR actors, whose last major production at Redcliffe Entertainment Centre was The Lion King Jnr in February last year.

It received 11 award nominations from the Gold Palm Theatre Awards and Johns hopes Moana Junior is equally impressive.

Moana Junior will be staged at Redcliffe Entertainment Centre on February 12 at 7pm; February 13 at 2pm and 7pm; and February 14 at 2pm.

Tickets are $30 for adults, $27.50 concession; $25 for children; $100 for a family of two adults and two children (plus booking fee).

FEBRUARY 12 TO 14

Redcliffe Entertainment Centre

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Cooking?

Serving up romance What’s

with Seasons MEAL PLANNER Monday

Breakfast: Wild Mushroom Breakfast Bowl Lunch: Tuna Bake Dinner: Tandoori Lamb Cutlets

"Olive-You" Lamb Cutlets

This lip-smacking lamb is just delicious - serve with silky-smooth mashed potatoes and sautéed green beans drizzled with lemon juice and fresh parsley.

Tuesday

Breakfast: Bacon and Cheese Muffins Lunch: Easy Summer Salad Dinner: Quick n Easy Meatloaf

Ingredients • 6 Lamb cutlets, trimmed • 2 tbls Moroccan seasoning • 2 tbls sour cream • 3 tbls olive tapenade • Sea salt and cracked pepper to taste • Fresh parsley (optional)

Wednesday

Breakfast: Cherry Pie Breakfast Bowl Lunch: Caramelised Nectarine Salad Dinner: Sweet Chilli Barbecue Lamb

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Place the cutlets in a zip-lock bag with Moroccan seasoning, sea salt and cracked pepper.

Toss well to coat.

Set aside for 20 minutes.

Heat a non-stick frying pan (spray with olive oil, if well-loved), cook the cutlets for 2 ½ minutes, turn and cook for another 2 ½ minutes for medium or longer if you prefer.

When ready to serve, top each with sour cream and tapenade.

You can even add fresh parsley, if you like.

Thursday

Serves 2

25 minutes preparation

Breakfast: Sticky Mango and Coconut Chai Pudding Lunch: Baby BLTs Dinner: Penne with Sundried Tomato Pesto

5 minutes cooking

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Friday

Chocolate lovers' mud cake This simple chocolate mud cake features delicious milk chocolate decorated with chocolate ice cream and caramel popcorn.

Ingredients • 2 x 600g IGA chocolate mud cakes • 2L tub chocolate ice cream • 150g milk chocolate • 125g caramel popcorn

Method

Serves 8

10 minutes preparation

Place the first mud cake on a plate. Top with a layer of chocolate ice-cream and position the second mud cake on top.

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Working quickly, cover the cakes with the rest of the ice cream, using a spatula to smooth as you go.

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Freeze for at least four hours.

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Move your cake from the freezer to a cake stand, spoon the melted chocolate over the top of the cake, allowing it to drip down the sides (it will set fast against the ice-cream).

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Just before serving, break the chocolate into pieces and melt in the microwave, stirring every 30 seconds until nice and smooth.

Working quickly, decorate with caramel popcorn and serve immediately.

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Calendar

Events

Workshops

• The Night of the Horse

• Mindful mornings

What: The Night of the Horse is an evening of equine entertainment, education and excellence. Director Dave Manchon brings an all-star lineup of horses to the QSEC Main Arena. The event will enable the audience to experience the adrenaline of a Wild West Show, with bulls, brahmans, wagon wheels and family fun.

When: February 27, 7-10pm Where: Queensland State Equestrian Centre, corner Tuckeroo Dve and Beerburrum Rd, Caboolture Details: VIP pass $80, adults $50, children 4-16 $25, seniors/ pensioners $30, family pass $120.

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Info Seminars • Join Zonta

What: A new members’ introduction session to discover whether Zonta is your opportunity to make a difference in the lives of women and girls.

When: On the evening of November 15 Details: Phone Maree on 0422 932 337 to express interest and find out more

What: On February 25 enjoy mindful movement in the gallery inspired by the beauty of exhibition Oceans From Here. A gentle guided session borrows from movement arts such as Chi Gong and Yoga and focussed mindfulness to increase mobility, stability and relaxation. Join artist and teacher Chrissy Foreman in a workshop that weaves together drawing, painting and collage alongside mindful, intuitive processes and environmentally friendly practices.

When: February 17 and 25, 9-10am Where: Redcliffe Art Gallery, 1 Irene St, Redcliffe Details: Bookings essential, phone 5433 3811

• Sound Meditation

What: Join guided sound mediations with Himalayan Singing Bowls. Journey with the sounds to release everyday stress, shift perspectives and inner healers. Suits beginners and experienced meditators.

When: February 17, 24, 7-8pm Where: Redcliffe Volunteer Hub, 395 Oxley Avenue, Redcliffe Details: $4 per session, phone 0466 943 538

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Shows

• Classic hits

What: Darrin Leah performs tunes from the ’50s to the ’90s and beyond. His rich vocal tone is complemented by saxophone across classic hits, easy listening, mixed dance and more.

When: February 25, 6-9pm Where: Redcliffe Leagues Club, corner Klingner and Ashmole roads, Redcliffe Details: redcliffeleagues.com.au

• Dustier than Ever

What: Dustier Than Ever - a Show in Honour of Slim is a 90-minute performance by Chris Cook, who sings and plays guitar, banjo and fiddle, backed by his band. It traces the history of Slim Dusty's progression from his early days at Nulla Creek. Cook wrote three songs that were performed by Slim.

When: February 16, 11am Where: Redcliffe Entertainment Centre, Downs St, Redcliffe Details: $25 plus booking fee, phone 3283 0407

• Roy plus Strings

What: 2020 marked the golden anniversary of Roy Orbison and Joe Melson’s classic hit, Only the Lonely and to celebrate Damien Leith performs his stage show, Roy – A Tribute to Roy Orbison with Strings.

When: February 20, 7.30pm Where: Redcliffe Entertainment Centre, Downs St, Redcliffe Details: $60 plus booking fee, phone 3283 0407

Health & Fitness • Community Ride

What: Have fun and socialise while exploring local bike paths with the Moreton Bay Cycling Club's free community ride.

When: February 11, 18 and 25, 6.45-7.45am Where: Meet at Mango Hill Market Place, 1-15 Halpine Dve

• Uplifting Yoga What: Improve health and wellbeing with free beginner-friendly yoga classes. The classes provide a solid foundation of the practice of yoga including mindfulness, breathwork and meditation.

Modifications will be given to make poses suitable for all levels of experience.

When: Saturdays, 8.15-9.15am Where: YMCA Mango Hill, 22 Halpine Dve Details: Tracy Ambler, 0488 554 870

• Pilates

What: Strengthens and stretches stabilising muscles of the spine and pelvis through abdominal based exercise. BYO mat, towel and water bottle.

When: Thursdays, 4-5pm Where: Pelican Park Oval, Hornibrook Esplanade, Clontarf Details: Free. Precision Pilates, 0439 996 049

• Group Fitness

What: Join a qualified trainer each week for a $10 group fitness session in your local park.

Once you know how to use the equipment you can work out free when it suits you. Suitable for all ages, abilities and experience.

When: Saturdays, 7-7.45am Where: Newport Park, 5 Spinnaker Boulevard, Newport Details: $10 per session. Agape Love Health and Fitness, 0439 799 115

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Hooked On Fishing and Boating

Share your

CATCH

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Fishing

EDITOR@DOLPHINSNEWS.COM.AU

TONY LINCOLN

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WEEKLY REPORT • Squire, snapper and grassy sweetlip are on the rocky points and inshore reefs.

• School mackerel are in Bramble Bay, off Woody Point Jetty, and around the corner to Scotts Point, (remember to stay out of the Green Zone).

• Flathead, bream and whiting are in Hays Inlet, the Pine River, Scarborough Spit and foreshore, and the mouth of the canals.

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Fostering a love of angling

• Mangrove Jack, cod and trevally are in the Newport canals.

• A few mud crabs have been caught in local creeks and rivers.

• Sand crabs have been caught at Scarborough and Deception Bay. • Prawns are slowly moving down local creeks and rivers, particularly the Pine.

• Diver whiting are on the Cockle Banks.

• School and spotted mackerel are in the bay, particularly around the beacons.

• Spanish mackerel, cobia, wahoo, mahi mahi, and juvenile black marlin are offshore from Bribie, both Stradbroke Islands, Moreton, and the Gold and Sunshine Coasts.

• There’s some tailor at Stradbroke Island and the Gold Coast.

PHOTO DOMINIKA LIS | Hornibrook Bait & Tackle at Clontarf owner Tony Lincoln.

G'DAY all,

For my first column I thought I'd take the time to introduce myself.

I'm a born, bred and proud Peninsula resident. My family has been on the Peninsula and operated a range of businesses and industries since the 1940s, including building, dressmaking, tailoring, establishing Redcliffe's first nightclub in 1946 – ‘The Ace of

Clubs’ - above Comino's Arcade, hairdressing, mechanical, earthmoving, maintenance, property development, and now retail bait and tackle, as the owner of Hornibrook Bait & Tackle at Clontarf.

Growing up on the Peninsula gave me a wonderful grounding and fishing education while exploring its foreshores. One of my earliest fishing memories is being with my grandmother on

Redcliffe jetty aged about five.

Since those early days, I've developed and expanded my fishing experiences, targeting a range of species across Australia, and also being fortunate enough to have fished internationally on several occasions. I've lived in Cairns, Arnhem Land in the NT and the Pilbara region of Western Australia, and fished all these regions, in addition to the Kimberley, northern NSW,

South East, Central, Northern and Far Northern QLD, plus internationally in Costa Rica, Guatemala, and several trips to Papua New Guinea. Periods spent working commercial long line tuna boats and prawn trawlers have also added to my experience.

I'm passionate about introducing new fishos, particularly juniors, to our sport and pastime of fishing. I truly hope they'll experience the same amount of pleasure and excitement that I have over the years, and still do, when I can manage to get out myself.

As we go forward, I hope to share with you some of the learnings and education I've received from being fortunate enough to have fished and interacted with some of Australia's most respected and experienced fishermen, both domestically and internationally, plus what I'm constantly learning while in the shop.

Thanks for reading ladies and gents. And remember … Talk to old people, they know stuff you don't. Talk to young people, they know stuff you don't.

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Fishing club lures members of all ages STORY JODIE POWELL

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1. Carlos Zambrana | 2. Jon Eagle | 3. Kev Taylor | 4. Darren Essex | 5. Mike Knowles | 6. Mick King | 7. Ethan Kroll 8. Cooper Versace

Tide Heights Thu 11 Feb

THE Redcliffe Peninsula Game and Sportfish Club is gearing up for another great year of fishing, according to chairman Maddy Eagle.

They began the year with the Simrad Redcliffe Australia Day Billfish Competition and Ms Eagle said members could once again look forward to the annual Sportfish Competition later in the year.

Membership of the club has grown in the past two years, with about 80 people of all ages signed up.

“We’re getting more kids joining, which is great – they’re the future of the club,” Ms Eagle said.

She said club members didn’t need to be fishing experts – she and her husband joined seven years ago knowing nothing about game fishing, but soon found themselves armed with a wealth of knowledge thanks to the generosity of long-standing members.

“We moved to the Peninsula seven and a half years ago – we had a speed boat, but we knew nothing about fishing,” Ms Eagle said

“We were lured to this area because we loved sitting on the deck at the Moreton Bay Boat Club and thought 'wouldn’t it be nice to live here’.

“We found out more and more about fishing – being a member is an education as well as the social aspect of it.”

The club focusses on two areas of fishing – Sports Fishing, which takes in fishing for all species offshore, in the Bay, rivers and dams, while Game Fishing focuses on bigger species such as marlin, mahi mahi and tuna.

While major competitions are held several times a year, members vie for glory each month with two 'fish of the month’ competitions, Ms Eagle said.

The club also holds a club meeting on the second Wednesday of the month, where members can share their stories and hear from guest speakers.

“We enjoy fishing with each other and telling our fishing stories,” Ms Eagle said.

To find out more about how to join, visit rpgsc.com.au.

Tide Times Fri 12 Feb

Sat 13 Feb

Sun 14 Feb

Mon 15 Feb

3m Max Tide Height

Thu 11 Feb

Sun 20 Sep

3:03 am 0.39m

4:15 pm 0.51m

4:59 am 0.45m

5:54 pm 0.55m

9:31 am 2.57m

9:45 pm 1.94m

11:19 am 2.43m

11:33 pm 2.02m

Fri 18 Sep

2m

1m

Mon 21 Sep

3:45 am 0.38m

4:52 pm 0.51m

5:32 am 0.52m

10:11 am 2.56m

10:24 pm 1.98m

11:50 am 2.33m

Sat 19 Sep 4:24 am 0.4m

5:25 pm 0.53m

10:46 am 2.51m

11:00 pm 2.01m

Source: tides.willyweather.com.au

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6:21 pm 0.57m

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Puzzles BRAIN BUSTER

No. 1402

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Super Sudoku To solve a Sudoku puzzle, every number from 1 to 9 must appear in: each of the nine vertical columns, each of the nine horizontal rows and each of the nine 3 x 3 boxes. Remember no number can occur more than once in any row, column or box.

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Speak to God (4) Journeyed (9) Account of events (9) Layer that absorbs most of the sun’s UV radiation (5) 6. Largest of the Ryukyu islands, south of Japan (7) 7. Baghdad native (5) 8. Started (9) 9. Note (4) 14. Annoying (9) 16. Relating to a specific discipline (9) 17. Neighbour of Mexico (9) 19. Member of ancient Germanic tribe (7) 22. Country (5) 23. Collision of vehicles (5) 24. Very small amount (4) 25. Book ID (1,1,1,1)

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No. 1401

1. How many children did William Shakespeare have?

2. Who was the main villain in the Inspector Gadget cartoon series?

3. Who directed the 1971 film A Clockwork Orange?

4. The Tritons of Greek mythology were hybrids of humans and what other creature?

5. Who was the first Bourbon King of France?

6. In which 1988 action film did Alan Rickman make his feature film debut?

7. Which member of KISS had a star painted on his face?

8. Which musical features the song All That Jazz?

9. Who was the Australian prime minister from 1975 to 1983?

10. Who played US presidential candidate Matt Santos on The West Wing?

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“Convenience is the big thing – there’s such easy access to the highway, but it still has a cosy, residential feel.”

Crafted with uncompromising attention to detail, the two-level home is nestled in an established area, overlooking parkland.

The fifth bedroom downstairs is designed as guest quarters, with its own bathroom, while the main bedroom upstairs has an ensuite, walk-in robe and parents’ retreat.

Ray White North Lakes agent Ryan Suhle said the owners were selling reluctantly to move elsewhere for work.

“It’s one of those rare homes that’s never been sold before” “It’s had one owner who has really loved it and cared for it and it shows,” Mr Suhle said.

“The other bedrooms converge on another living room,” Mr Suhle said.

The kitchen is fitted with stone benchtops and avid chefs will love the butler’s pantry.

Auction February 27, 10am

Contact: Ryan Suhle at Ray White Redcliffe 0427 706 699 ryan.suhle@raywhite.com

What does an Agent control?

So what are the things that an Agent control?

Their professionalism. Vital is their enthusiasm & attitude. An Agent absolutely controls their effort. Is it never say die and absolutely 100%? It’d be easy to give up on a property the moment things get tricky, but to me this is not commitment to the owners or the sale process.

An Agent can absolutely control their quality of marketing. They can control the way they interact with buyers. It’s often the simplest things like answering calls, turning up on time (even 10 minutes early). Being friendly. An Agent absolutely controls their smile.

They control their knowledge and training, education (continual selfimprovement is in my view particularly important). An Agent control’s the

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Home to five bedrooms, a study, multiple living areas and a fully fitted media room, the property also has a swimming pool and barbecue area.

In most sizeable markets an individual Agent cannot control price movements. There is simply too much scale and too many factors at play that can impact prices even over a short period of time. However, any Agent (good, bad or indifferent) whilst not being able to actually control overall the prices in a market will typically have a major influence on each individual sale and the price outcome of each sale.

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advice they provide, before, during and after a contract is signed (this is often just the start of when the real work begins). Over the years I’ve learnt that an Agent will have a massive influence on negotiations but ultimately what other people do such as neighbours other Agents and their sellers cannot be controlled. An Agent cannot control Buyers, their Solicitors, Banks/Brokers, Valuers, Building Inspectors, the list goes on. Whilst an Agent cannot control these things, they can often have massive influence over them (good or bad.

From many years working in real estate, probably the thing that sets apart the best in the business is their ability “to read the play”. All Agents whether they think about it or not control “THEIR STANDARD” and this truly impacts so many aspects of a sale. If you are thinking of selling feel free to give me a call. As always I trust you have a wonderful week

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SPCCIOUS, MODERN APARTMENT - $429k+

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

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

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

"Setting Street Records Highly Recommended"

48 Sales In 12 Months

Heather Murray Mob: 0450 104 181

( Source - ratemyagent.com.au)

SOLD DECEPTION BAY - 6 Alexandra Ct NEAT INSIDE AND OUT - $389,000

3 bed, 2 bath, 1 car, 600sqm block, side access, covered outdoor area, culdesac .

0450 104 181 Leisa 0438 801 298 Nick 0439 769 539

RENOVATE OR REDEVELOP

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

S OLD REDCLIFFE 2/14-14 Meredith St

CBD PRECINCT UNIT! GROUND FLOOR - $260,000+, 2 bed, 1 bath, 1 car, Modern kit. BE QUICK

ROTHWELL 112 Morris Rd

BRENDALE 912/2 Nicol Way $309k+

RECORD SALE FOR MORRIS RD

Aircon, courtyard, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 car, 128sqm.

MASSIVE FAMILY HOME - FOR SALE

Ph: Nick Jones 0439 758 867

LOWSET UNIT - GATED COMPLEX

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

KIPPA-RING 10 Chorley St

MARGATE 11 Jull St O/Over $850,000

WOODY POINT 97 Arthur St $635k+

MARGATE 2/4 Albert St $390,000+

3 bed, 1 bath, 1 car, 631sqm block, formal lounge, aircon, ent area.

Side access both sides, 6 bed, 2 bath, 2 car garage, pool, 16ft ceilings, aircon.

Renovated, 3 bed, 1 bath, 4 car, 486sqm block, ducted aircon, deck.

MODERN UNIT - 2 bed, 2 bath, 2 car + storage, 78sqm, 6 in complex.

TIDY - EXCELLENT INVESTMENT - $399k+

MASSIVE HOME - LARGE 1136SQM BLOCK!

R ER DE ND UN U CTT AC A R R T T N N O O C C WOODY POINT 80 King St

MANGO HILL 28/1 Linear Dve $295k

4 bed plus sunroom, 1 bath, 2 car, 405sqm, stroll to water, shops, schools

MODERN, gated, pool, close to shops/ train, 2 bed, 2 bath, 1 car, aircon, 135sqm

CHARACTER AND CHARM - O/O $525,000

SOLD CLONTARF 7/6 Ewart St $329k+ MODERN UNIT - CLOSE TO BEACH

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

PENSIONERS SENIORS CARERS VETERANS GET

1.8%

Commission For 14 years we have been The Peninsulas Market Leaders for fair commission rates and outstanding service.

Ask around - it's not hard to find a friend who will attest to our excellent value and outstanding service.

HIGH RETURNS - GROUND FLOOR UNIT

UN DER ACT R T N O C

LOW MAINTENANCE BEACHSIDE LIVING

UND ER RACT T N O C

Kippa-Ring 20 Church St

CABOOLTURE 5/122 King St

3 bed plus sunroom, 1 bath, 2 car, 458sqm, timber floors, aircon, deck.

Ground floor, 2 bed, 1 bath, 1 car with internal access, 108sqm, aircon.

LOVELY HOME - PRIVATE YARD - $499k+

UND ER RACT T N O C

Kippa-Ring 5 Coventry Ct $599k+

WOODY POINT 2/16-18 Georgina St

Room for caravan, 4 bed, 2 bath, 2 car, covered ent area, ducted aircon.

Immaculate, trendy, 200mtrs to water, 3 bed, 2 bath, 2 car, 159sqm, aircon.

LARGE HOME - POOL - 701SQM BLOCK!!

UN DER ACT R T N O C

CLONTARF 6 Thomas St

QUEENSLANDER STYLE - $580,000

BEAUTIFUL HOME, 3 bed, 3 bath, 1 car, 594sqm block.

TRI LEVEL 3 BED TOWNHOUSE

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

CLONTARF 101 Maine Rd $585,000 LARGE HOME - SIDE ACCESS

3 bed + study nook, 2 bath, 2 car, 607sqm block, aircon, covered ent area

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MARGATE 4/208 Oxley Ave $285k GOOD RETURNS - RENOVATED

2 bed unit, 1 bath, 1 car, good b/corps, currently tenanted at $300pw.

UNIT - CLOSE TO EVERYTHING

"HIGHLY RECOMMENDED"

AGENT OF THE YEAR

44 Sales In 12 Months Rachele Jones Mob: 0432 834 733

( Source - ratemyagent.com.au)

MARGATE 35 Knights Tce $600,000 INVESTMENT SPECIAL

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

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

CONTRACTS IN 7 DAYS

BOUTIQUE AND 2 MINUTES TO BEACH

REDCLIFFE 307/99 Marine Pde $699k+

STUNNING WATER VIEWS!!

Executive Apartment, 3rd floor, 2 bed plus study nook, 2 bath, 2 car, 153sqm

MARGATE 2/208 Oxley Ave $299,000 2 BED UNIT - WALK TO WATER 2 bed, 1 bath, 1 car, new paint, modern kitchen, aircon, balcony, $2200pa B/C

KIPPA-RING 20 Prenter Cres Could This Be The One?

3 bed, 1 bath, 1 car, 607sqm block, fresh paint, new kitchen, timb floors

UN DER ACT T R N O C

CABOOLTURE 25 Luke St $329k+ NEAT & SWEET - DESIRABLE LOCATION

3 bed, 1 bath, 1 car, 627sqm block, side access, aircon, covered ent area

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SOLD

DECEPTION BAY 32 Tysoe St

ROTHWELL 25 Shangri-la Ct $519k+

DECEPTION BAY 16 Delfino Ct

SCARBOROUGH 3 Benson St

ROTHWELL18 Clancy Ct $439,000

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

3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 759sqm block, aircon, new kitchen.

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

3 bed, 2 bath, 2 car, aircon, modern kitchen, BRIGHT & BEACHY.

RECORD SALE FOR CLANCY ST

FIRST HOME OR INVEST - $375,000

SOLD ROTHWELL 117/2 Wattle Rd $310k+ OVER 50S VILLAGE

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

SOLD DECEPTION BAY 20 Eveshan Rd

BRICK/SOLAR/SIDE ACCESS $319k+

3 bed, 1 bath, 1 car, 679sqm block, aircon, 5000ltr tank, lge yard

PRIVATE HOME - DUAL ACCESS

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

SURPRISE PACKAGE $$499k+

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

SOLD

KIPPA-RING 50 Boardman Rd POTENTIAL PLUS - $449,000

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

SOL D

MARGATE 53 Albert St

DEC BAY 29 WarrooDr $389,000+

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

5 Bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 1 car, 618sqm block, polished floors, rear balcony

841SQM BLOCK - 40SQ HOME - $799k

SIDE ACCESS - INTERNAL STAIRS

UNDER ACT R T N O C

NORTH LAKES MANGO HILL

SOLD

16 Pandorea Cct North Lakes 4,2,2 576sqm SOLD $610,000

S OLD

12 Lacebark St North Lakes 4,2,2 375sqm SOLD $620,000

SOL D

54 Timbury St Mango Hill 5,2,6 SOLD $887,000

S O LD CLONTARF 14 Welch St $449k+

RENOVATORS DREAM PROPERTY 3 bed, 1 bath, 1 car, 607sqm block, timber floors, tiled roof, top location

SOL D

SOLD

19 Troon St North Lakes 4,2,2 SOLD $642,000

SOLD

SCARBOROUGH 1/12 Cole St RARE FIND - 4 BED TOWNHOUSE!!

4 bed, 2 bath, 2 car, 234sqm, aircon, private yard, B/Corp $880pa

SOLD KALLANGUR 3 Evelyn St $385k FABULOUS HIGHSET - SIDE ACCESS

3 bed, 1 bath, 1 car, 630sqm block, aircon, polished floors, handy location

11 Raymont St North Lakes 4,2,2 480sqm SOLD $455,000

SOLD

24 Whitecedar Cct North lakes 3,2 ,1 320sqm SOLD $450,000

SOLD

CLONTARF 38/80 Hornibrook Esp

WATER VIEWS - GREAT RETURNS - $333k

1 bed, 1 bath, 1 car space, modern, aircon, currently tenanted for $350pw

SOLD

REDCLIFFE 1/11 Grant St $330,000 REDCLIFFE 4 Chudleigh St $399k+ UNIT - FULLY RENOVATED WALK TO CBD

GREAT RENOVATOR - SIDE ACCESS

200mtrs to water, 3 in complex, 3 bed, 1 bath, 1 car, high ceilings, courtyard, solar, 2 bed, 1 bath, 1 car aircon, ent deck, 607sqm block.

SOLD

SOLD

REDCLIFFE 7/8 Jeffrey St $260k

REDCLIFFE 10/12 Portwood St

REDCLIFFE 2/31 Steven St $320k

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

2 bed, 2 bath, 2 car, balcony, modern kitchen and bathroom, aircon.

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

SEA CHANGE UNIT - REDCLIFFE CBD

MODERN - WALK TO CBD $370,000

4 BEDROOMS IN CUL-DE-SAC!

Leisa Lowe: 0438 801 298

SOLD

SOLD

SOLD REDCLIFFE 25 Highland St

MINUTES TO EVERYTHING $569k+

LOVELY UNIT - STROLL TO CBD & BEACH

WOODY POINT 5 Drake St

DEC BAY 6/43Brisbane Cres $265K

RECORD SALE for Drake St Heather Murray: 0450 104 181

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

POSITION POSITION PERFECT!

TOWNHOUSE - GATED COMPLEX!

Jan Jones are your...........

APARTMENT SPECIALISTS SPECIALISTS APARTMENT

SOLD IN THE PAST TWO MONTHS!

D LD OL SO S

REDCLIFFE 13/83 Marine Pde

HOLIDAY LET OR LIVE_IN - $569,000+

Waterfront unit, 3 bed, 2 bath, 2 car, 149sqm, aircon, pool, onsite managers

D OLLD SO S

MARGATE 9/109 Margate Pde $899k+

D OLLD SO S

REDCLIFFE 57/17 Marine Pde

D LD OL SO S SOLD S OLD SOLD SOLD

WATERFRONT EXECUTIVE APARTMENT

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

TOP FLOOR - AMAZING VIEWS - $869k

164sqm, Massive balcony, 3 bed, 2 bath, 2 car plus storage, pet friendly.

MARGATE 3/20 Tramore St $449,000 SPACIOUS UNIT - SMALL COMPLEX

Renovated, 2 bed, 2 bath, 1 car, 139sqm, stroll to beach and shops

MARGATE7/23 Albert St $629k+ BOUTIQUE APARTMENT!

3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 2 car lockup garage, 218sqm unit, aircon, 2 levels.

WOODY POINT 5/1 Caroline St WATERFRONT APARTMENT!

4 bed, 2 bath, 3 car, 178sqm, open plan, high ceilings, water views

WOODY POINT 9/16-18 Georgina St TRI LEVEL TOWNHOUSE - $459k+

3 bed, 2 bath, 2 car, 159sqm, 200mtrs to water, reas b/corps, BEAUTIFUL!!

SCARBOROUGH 4/65 Lands Ave MODERN UNIT - HUGE BALCONY $619k

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

What our sellers say...............

"I appointed Jan Jones for the above property.

It had been intermittently on the market with other agents for some time, and was at the higher price end of the market this time.

Jan personally participated in regular open days and private viewings, internet and newspaper advertising when available at her cost. She listened and provided feedback. She negotiated a favourable sale under difficult circumstances.

In addition the lower commission charged to me as a "senior" was much appreciated. I would recommend her to any potential sellers."

Tony Patterson

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FOR SALE $11,500,000 Land Area - Circa 37,457m2 DA Approved for 115 townhouses Close proximity to nearby shopping, Flockton St Business Precinct & North West Private Hospital WARWICK STANSFIELD

0403 585 588

OR

IAN MCLACHLAN

0419 781 834

P. 07 3283 3313 | F. 07 3283 3113

103 Sutton Street, Redcliffe Q 4020 | PO Box 15, Redcliffe Q 4020 RESIDENTIAL HOMES PURCHASE & SALES | PROPERTY MANAGEMENT & RENTALS | SPECIAL PROJECTS

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P.46 // REAL ESTATE

ISSUE 9 // FEBRUARY 10 2021

SOLD

SOLD

SOLD

SOLD

5 ROMA STREET, SCARBOROUGH

10/2 LOUIS STREET, REDCLIFFE

175 QUAY CIRCUIT, NEWPORT

9/8 GEORGINA STREET, WOODY POINT

3 bed 1 bath 1 

2 bed 2 bath 1 

5 bed 3 bath 2 

3 bed 2 bath 1 

Phone or visit: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au for inspections

For Sale: Offers Over $599,000

Matt Burton 0421 982 804

SOLD

Phone or visit: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au for inspections

For Sale: Offers Over $539,000

Matt Burton 0421 982 804

SOLD

Phone or visit: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au for inspections

For Sale: $2,099,000

Ian McLachlan 0419 781 834

SOLD

Phone or visit: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au for inspections

For Sale: $599,000

Ian McLachlan 0419 781 834

SOLD

5/65 DALTON STREET, KIPPA RING

4/82 OXLEY AVENUE, WOODY POINT

10 RANI STREET, NEWPORT

29/103 SUTTON STREET, REDCLIFFE

3 bed 2 bath 1 

3 bed 2 bath 1 

4 bed 2 bath 2 

3 bed 2 bath 2 

Phone or visit: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au for inspections

For Sale: Offers Over $320,000

Janice Gribben 0431 193 018

SOLD

Phone or visit: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au for inspections

For Sale: Offers Over $699,000

Janice Gribben 0431 193 018

SOLD

Phone or visit: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au for inspections

For Sale: Offers Over $995,000

Ian McLachlan 0419 781 834

SOLD

Phone or visit: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au for inspections

For Sale: Offers Over $539,500

Ian McLachlan 0419 781 834

SOLD

53/56 MILLER STREET, KIPPA RING

303/6-12 OXLEY AVENUE, WOODY POINT

3/103 SUTTON STREET, REDCLIFFE

46 WATERLILLY COURT, ROTHWELL

3 bed 1 bath 1 

3 bed 2 bath 2 

3 bed 2 bath 2 

4 bed 2 bath 2 

Phone or visit: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au for inspections

For Sale: Offers Over $330,000

Janice Gribben 0431 193 018

SOLD

Phone or visit: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au for inspections

For Sale: Offers Over $849,000

Ian McLachlan 0419 781 834

SOLD

Phone or visit: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au for inspections

For Sale: Offers Over $699,000

Ian McLachlan 0419 781 834

SOLD

Phone or visit: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au for inspections

For Sale: Offers Over $399,000

Janice Gribben 0431 193 018

SOLD

16 GREENUP STREET,REDCLIFFE

19 ENOCH STREET, CLONTARF

74 CENTAUR STREET, KIPPA RING

41/76 JOHN STREET, REDCLIFFE

4 bed 2 bath 2 

4 bed 2 bath 2 

5 bed 3 bath 3 

3 bed 3 bath 2 

Phone or visit: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au for inspections

For Sale: $649,000

Ian McLachlan 0419 781 834

Phone or visit: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au for inspections

For Sale: $695,000

Matt Burton 0421 982 804

SOLD

SOLD

Phone or visit: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au for inspections

For Sale: Offers Over $635,000

Ian McLachlan 0419 781 834

Phone or visit: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au for inspections

For Sale: Offers Over $630,000

Matt Burton 0421 982 804

SOLD

SOLD

43/439 ELIZABETH AVENUE, KIPPA RING

5/2 WATTLE ROAD, ROTHWELL

702/99 MARINE PARADE, REDCLIFFE

13 DUFFIELD STREET, MARGATE

3 bed 2 bath 1 

2 bed 1 bath 1 

3 bed 2 bath 2 

4 bed 2 bath 1 

Phone or visit: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au for inspections

For Sale: By Negotiation

Matt Burton 0421 982 804

SOLD

Phone or visit: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au for inspections

For Sale: Offers Over $310,000

Janice Gribben 0431 193 018

SOLD

Phone or visit: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au for inspections

For Sale: Offers Over $780,000

Matt Burton 0421 982 804

SOLD

Phone or visit: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au for inspections

For Sale: Offers Over $620,000

Ian McLachlan 0419 781 834

SOLD

31/83 MARINE PARADE, REDCLIFFE

8/103 SUTTON STREET, REDCLIFFE

41/76 JOHN STREET, REDCLIFFE

11/2 WATTLE ROAD, ROTHWELL

3 bed 2 bath 2 

3 bed 2 bath 2 

3 bed 3 bath 2 

2 bed 2 bath 1 

Phone or visit: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au for inspections

For Sale: Offers Over $699,000

Matt Burton 0421 982 804

Phone or visit: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au for inspections

For Sale: $575,000

Ian McLachlan 0419 781 834

Phone or visit: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au for inspections

For Sale: Offers Over $630,000

Matt Burton 0421 982 804

Phone or visit: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au for inspections

For Sale: Offers Over $328,000

Janice Gribben 0431 193 018

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2 bed 1 bath 1  65/56 Miller St, Kippa Ring

4 bed 3 bath 2  425 Scarborough Road, Scarborough

You will be surprised how much space is on offer when you step inside this much loved and well presented home. Freshly painted throughout and boasting a spacious air conditioned open plan lounge and dining. The kitchen is original but well cared for and offers plenty of cupboards. The main bedroom opens out to the covered alfresco area.

Janice Gribben Inspect: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au For Sale: $279,000 0431 193 018

This prestigious 4 bedroom Home has been specifically designed with privacy and lifestyle in mind , Built by Award Winning Builder McLachlan Homes this property has a great open plan design with alfresco outdoor area and pool.

3 bed 2 bath 2  704/99 Marine Parade, 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.

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: $1,045,000

4 bed 3 bath 2  18 Hobbs Street, Scarborough Exuding luxury living with its very own roof top deck. This home offers so many options, sprawling over three floors with room for everyone. An impressive North facing McLachlan Home that will suit the most discerning of buyers. Fitted with quality appliances, modern finishes and complete with pool and landscaping. Only moments to Scarborough boat harbour, restaurants and cafes. Not to mention fully landscaped with a pool.

Inspect: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au For Sale: Offers Over $1,389,000

2 bed 1 bath 1  20/56 Miller Street, Kippa Ring Located in the warm and friendly community of Peninsula Gardens, and Just a short stroll to all the recreation facilities that include a Solar heated Swimming pool, Bowling Green, gym, Library, snooker, darts , Parklands, and so much more.

Inspect: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au For Sale: Offers Over $279,000

4 bed 2 bath 2 

Janice Gribben 0431 193 018

Ian McLachlan 0419 781 834

3 bed 2 bath 2  25/103 Sutton Street, Redcliffe Such close proximity between the beach and the city. Enjoy the laid back lifestyle of living by the beach, yet easy access to the airport, Brisbane City & Sunshine Coast. With a beach apartment you can spend your afternoons swimming in the ocean or dining in a variety of local cafes surrounding the area.

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

4 bed 1 bath 2 

Ian McLachlan 0419 781 834

3 bed 2 bath 2 

23 Michel Road, Scarborough

7 Fewings Street, Redcliffe

67 North Quay, Scarborough

This contemporary residence just oozes class with some stunning features across three levels of living. The home has been specifically designed and captures the beautiful flow through breezes and natural light that is exaggerated from the stunning high ceilings throughout.

Positioned on a large 604m2 corner allotment this property offers great potential for the astute property investor. You will fall in love with this open and spacious 4 bedroom lowset brick and tile family home complete with timber look flooring , modern kitchen and brand new paint throughout.

Sitting high on the hill of North Quay, just a short stroll from large open parks, cafes, restaurant and the gorgeous Scarborough Mariner precinct.

Perfectly placed on a 506m2 allotment the highset stucco and brick home has brought joy to generations of family and local friends. Oh the stories this home could tell……

Inspect: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au Ian McLachlan For Sale: Offers Over $849,000 0419 781 834

Inspect: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au For Sale: Offers Over $879,000

Matt Burton 0421 982 804

Inspect: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au For Sale: Offers Over $579,000

2 bed 2 bath 1 

Ian McLachlan 0419 781 834

3 bed 2 bath

9/586 Sherwood Road, Sherwood

11 Webb Street, Margate

Live a balanced lifestyle in this stylish, modern apartment. With only 10 in the building, you will enjoy living in this boutique complex. An ideal investment or a place to call home. A great fitout throughout including timber look floors, stone benchtops, airconditioning to living area and master bedroom plus a spacious covered balcony overlooking a quiet bush setting.

Inspect: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au Ian McLachlan For Sale: Offers Over $455,000 0419 781 834

Buy into this premium beachside location and secure prime real estate only metres from Margate Beach. This double story property situated on 443 sqm of land contains 2 registered flats (upstairs flat & downstairs flat arrangement) positioned only minutes walking distance to Redcliffe Surf Club, Margate Shopping Centre, schools, beachside cafés, restaurants, parks and city buses.

Matt Burton Inspect: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au 0421 982 804 For Sale: Price on Application

3 bed 2 bath 2  14/41-43 Marine Parade, Redcliffe Live the lifestyle you have dreamed of in this spacious 3 bedroom, level 3 apartment in the prestigious Beach House on Suttons. Located opposite the popular Suttons Beach and close walking distance to Redcliffe’s restaurants and shopping precinct and settlement Cove Lagoon. The apartment boasts a large open plan design that leads out onto the spacious undercover east facing patio, ideal for entertaining family and friends or just relax and enjoy the Sea breezes.

Inspect: www.crownpropertiesqld.com.au For Sale: $749,000

Ian McLachlan 0419 781 834

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ISSUE 9 // FEBRUARY 10 2021

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1 Marine Parade REDCLIFFE

3283 4555

sales@gatewayproperties.com.au

SCARBOROUGH 4/564 Oxley Avenue

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333 Anzac Avenue

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Rosslyn & Doug Kennedy 0417 633 228

SCARBOROUGH 26 Rock Street

COMMISSION! (Plus GST)

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FABULOUS MODERN GROUND FLOOR UNIT NEAR BEACH!

BEAUTIFUL MODERN BLOCK OF UNITS! SUPER INVESTMENT!

SCARBOROUGH VILLAGE PREINCT! NEAR BEACH!

PRICE By Negotiation.

PRICE Be quick! By Negotiation

PRICE Be quick! By Negotiation.

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Tiled throughout. Air-conditioned. Well built in.

Open plan living, dining and kitchen. High ceilings.

North facing entry & courtyard from Dunns Terrace.

Water tank. Solar hot water. Security gate to complex.

Pet Friendly! Other 3 units are all owned.

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Magic position for tenants! Minutes walk to train, schools, shops.

Two 2 bedroom units with courtyards. Third unit has timber patio.

All three units have built-ins, air-conditioning & ceiling fans.

Spacious open plan living/dining. Dishwashers.

All rented. Easy maintenance. High ceilings. Water tanks.

Potential to Strata title. Bikeway to new Petrie University.

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Minutes stroll to all the cafes, restaurants and beaches.

Modern well built in kitchen with stainless steel appliances.

Spacious living with timber floors and ceiling fans. High ceilings.

Internal stairs to front entry and large family room downstairs.

Drive through car accommodation

REDCLIFFE

Address on Application

CENTRAL REDCLIFFE! WOW! MASSIVE BLOCK OF LAND! 3680M2!

KIPPA RING

1/62 Fleet Street

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• Two street frontage. Multiple options to redevelop.

• Nearly 50 metre frontage opposite Redcliffe Hospital.

• Ideal to build retirement or NDIS accommodation.

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Ideal set & forget investment with good returns.

Tiled living/dining opens to private courtyard.

Well built in kitchen with breakfast bar. Pantry.

Balcony off main bedroom. Leafy green views across park.

Few minutes stroll through the parkland to train.

PRICE Be quick! By Negotiation

PRICE Be quick! By Negotiation.

Renting your property?

Selling your property?

The best deal in town!

2%* New

We have a

Year Special!

New Year Gift for you!

Record Prices!

$100 Gift Voucher to Seaside Artists Gallery Free Professional Photography & Floor Plans Free Advertising with larger photos in the local papers Free Unlimited advertising on all the major web sites Free Large Pictorial Signboard Free Friendly service from your most experienced team Pensioner Discount also available

WE ARE OFFERING: • $100 Gift Voucher to Seaside Artists Gallery • Free Professional Photos & Floor Plans • Free advertising on all the major websites

Call (07) 3283 4555 or Ros Kennedy on 0417 633 228 *GST applies

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1 Marine Parade REDCLIFFE

For all new property managements Call (07) 3283 4555 or Ros Kennedy on 0417 633 228

3283 4555

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Stunning Water Views

• Large main bedroom with useful study alcove, 2 sets of mirrored robes, air conditioning plus water aspects • 2nd double bedroom, also with built-in mirrored robe.

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Your sporting moments by Sport Briefs Cup draw

Redcliffe PCYC has been drawn in Group A of this season’s Canale Cup with Westside, Brighton and Bardon La Trobe. Deception Bay Dragons are in Group B with Logan Village, Clairvaux and Jimboomba. Winners of the five groups go through to the knockout stage.

Taking shape

Work on the new $13.85 million Griffin Sports Complex on Henry Rd is progressing with underground work and the pad for the new clubhouse taking shape, said Councillor Jodie Shipway.

Group stage

Stars of the future step up PHOTO DOMINIKA LIS | The Under-15s Adrian Vowles Cup side, which will play in Charleville at the end of February, working hard at training last week.

STORY KYLIE KNIGHT THE Dolphins’ juniors system has long been a nursery for some of the game’s brightest stars, and it was the club’s youngest players who flew the flag during last year’s COVID-19-ravaged season.

They are ready to do it all again, with players signing up in droves to play in one of more than 40 teams ranging from Under-6s to Under-17s.

Football Operations Manager Steve Crawford said there could be up to 45 teams this year, as the club’s Under-13s and Under-15s prepared to head to Charleville later this month for the Adrian

Vowles Cup competition.

It’s an annual contest held before the Junior Rugby League Brisbane competition kicks-off in March.

Crawford said it was a chance for the players to visit country Queensland to see what it’s like and play against teams from across the state.

“We’ve been successful in the past, but it’s more about the experience and what that does for the kids’ development,” he said.

It comes as players start signing on and training for the 2021 season, after a disrupted 2020 season due to COVID-19. Crawford said it was an achievement to “get 10 rounds in, plus finals” during a season which re-

sulted in the cancelation of the Intrust Super Cup competition.

“Rugby League Brisbane did a good job to get the clubs on board, we ended up with 12,000 kids playing rugby league. It was a fantastic result – all the clubs did their bit to make sure it was a safe environment,” he said.

There were more than 7000 people at the Dolphins fields every second weekend last season.

Crawford said the club had a proud history of juniors rising through the ranks, under the leadership of the late Des Webb and now Bob Jones.

“The focus has been on getting more kids to play rugby league, providing

that financial support by not charging what we should be charging. It’s allowed families to participate, particularly families with multiple children,” he said.

In his view, playing rugby league gave children the opportunity to not only play in a team sport, but also develop mateship that often stayed with them for life.

He has been involved in coaching since the early 1990s and he still will bump into players from those days, who tell him of the mates they still have from that time in their lives.

The club also offers players a genuine pathway to the Intrust Super Cup and NRL, Crawford said.

“They don’t have to go

anywhere else. It’s a onestop-shop,” he said.

He said many former players had a proud association with the club which channelled them to volunteer, coaching and administrative roles.

“There’s a real family atmosphere. There are a number of fathers who played first grade here who are now coaching sides their kids are playing in,” he said.

Crawford started playing for the Dolphins as a 17-year-old after he moved from Thargomindah. He said costs were low for families thanks to loyal sponsors including Andrew Reibelt, a former player who made the move to Redcliffe as a youngster too.

The Lakes FC has been drawn in Group C of the women’s Elaine Watson Cup competition with Ipswich Knights, Grange Thistle and Coomera Colts. Winners of the five groups go through to the cup knockout stages.

Eels search

North Lakes Eels AFL Club is looking for more Under 12 (Year 7 students) and Under 14 (Years 8-9 students) to join the club for 2021.

New players are welcome to attend on Tuesdays and Thursdays 5.30-6.30pm.

For more email secretary@ northlakeseels.com.au

Winter season

Nominations are now being accepted for the Warehouse Cricket Association’s winter season.

Teams should email admin@ warehousecricket.org to register interest in the winter season.

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‘Awesome’ sprinting

Winlaws help take Padres’ tally to four

STORY NICK CROCKFORD

GRACE swimmers “exceeded our expectations” at the Vorgee Brisbane Sprint Championships, said club coaches.

The Rothwell club had a record 50 entrants in 169 races at Chandler – well ahead of the previous maximum of around 40.

They returned with three gold medals, nine top 10 finishes, 16 top 20 finishes and a 67 per cent personal best success rate.

“All swimmers on the weekend exceeded our expectations and put in a massive effort,” said the coaches.

“We are very proud of all the PBs and are very impressed with the amount of swimmers that were ranked in top 10s and top 20s considerng how many competed over the weekend.”

Grace president David Cunningham described it as an “awesome” achievement by an “awesome group of swimmers”.

Max Cunningham led the way striking gold three times in the 11 Years 50m freestyle, backstroke and butterfly events.

He was also sixth in the Open backstroke despite being the youngest in the final by three years.

Ebony Campbell had three finishes in the top of her 17 Years 50m backstroke, butterfly and Open backstroke finishing sixth, sixth and seventh.

Tex Copeland had two top 10 finishes in the 11 Years 50m freestyle and butterfly.

Grace Swimming Club members will be back at Chandler this weekend for the Queensland Sprints on February 14-15.

Roll of honour: Max Cunningham 11 Years 1st in 11 Years 50m freestyle, 1st 50m backstroke, 1st 50m butterfly Top 10: Macey Lawlor 11 Years 7th 50m freestyle; Tex Copeland 11 Years 9th 50m freestyle, 9th 50m butterfly; Eliška Pettit 17 Years 7th 50m breaststroke; Ebony Campbell 17 Years 6th 50m backstroke, 6th 50m butterfly 7th Open backstroke; Lachlan Millar 8 Years 10th 50m butterfly; Max Cunningham 11 Years 6th Open backstroke.

Top 20: Ebony Campbell 17 Years 12th 50m breaststroke, 12th Open butterfly, 14th 50m freestyle; Elise Banks 17 Years 15th 50m breaststroke, 18th 50m backstroke, 20th 50m freestyle; Tex Copeland 11 Years 12th 50m backstroke, 17th 50m breaststroke; Macey Lawler 11 Years 11th 50m backstroke; Olivia Smith 12 Years 11th 50 freestyle; Alia Shaw 12 Years 17th 50 freestyle; Keenan Martin 13 Years 19th 50 freestyle; Lachlan Millar 8 Years 15th 50m backstroke; Tiana Doyle 14th Open breaststroke; Mia Zietsch 14 Years 17th 50m backstroke; Oliver Agafonov 9 Years 19th 50m butterfly.

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2. Dylan Graham and Maxwell Cunningham.

3. Soha Foroush, Olivia Smith, Samanatha Brown, Mia Doyle.

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Clubs join forces to fundraise for ‘Goldie’ STORY NICK CROCKFORD

FOR MORE VISIT

THE BATTLE for the Goldie Cup will resume this month with two of the region’s football clubs teaming up to support Nathan Goldstiver.

‘Goldie’ played for North Pine and Narangba Eagles in the Brisbane City Leagues for many years, but is now tackling motor neurone disease.

To support the Goldstiver

visit the Facebook pages of Narangba Eagles and North Pine Sports Club. family, North Pine and Narangba last year launched the Goldie Cup, which raised more than $5000.

The family will head back to Harris Ave Sports Complex, Narangba on February 27 for the second stag-

ing of the Goldie Cup. “Goldie deserves all we can kick-in as a community to assist him and his young family,” said friend, and Goldie Cup co-ordinator, Malcolm Van de Graaff of Narangba Eagles.

“Last year’s focus was on raising funds. This year the main thing is getting football and family together; funds raised will of course assist the family.

“The Goldie Cup is when North Pine and Narangba

put competition aside and stand together for the best show of camaraderie and community support for footballing families.

“It also provides a pre-season local derby between the senior men’s players and we invite the wider community to attend in a show of support for Goldie.”

There are three games Under 18s at 1pm, Capital League 2 Reserves 3pm, Capital League 2 5pm. A

gold coin entry, percentage of bar and canteen sales and proceeds from raffles and donations go to the Goldstiver family.

Nathan Goldstiver, centre, last year.

THE Winlaw brothers – JD and Maverick – became the fourth set of brothers to make their Division One debuts for Redcliffe Padres this season.

Maverick had his first Division One game for Padres’ Grey side against Pine Hills Lightning, striking out two batters in his first dig.

In a close match Padres trailed 2-1 before Nick Boys and Carter Bell brought them home 3-2 in the Greater Brisbane Baseball League encounter.

JD made his bow for Padres’ Red team against Mudgeeraba and had a great game behind the plate as well as being one of the team’s best hitters with two singles.

The Winlaw brothers joined the Bells, Fritschs and Wilsons in the club’s Division One roll of honour this season.

Tom Beattie, who is 15, made his senior debut for Padres in the Division 5 clash at Toowoomba Rangers, twice getting on base and throwing out a runner from centre field.

Padres’ Division 5 side was one of the few to bring home the points last weekend with a nail-biting 6-5 victory over Windsor Royals. John Humphreys “thrashed a double over the centrefielder’s head” to secure a walk-off win.

Padres’ Division 1 sides found the going tough in their most recent outings.

The Grey team went down 8-5 to Windsor Royals and Padres’ Red lost 16-6 to Redlands Rays.

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It’s bronze for Hudson HUDSON Sturges was the standout for Redcliffe Leagues Swimming Club (RLSC) with three medals at the Vorgee Brisbane Sprint Championships.

He struck bronze in the 8 Years freestyle, silver in backstroke and was the youngest from this region to win gold, in the breaststroke.

RLSC also had two top 10 finishes from Markus Bradley and Rylee Smith.

All eight entries from the club recorded personal best times in their events.

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Sport Briefs Taking the lead

The Internationals now hold a 3-2 lead in the annual President’s Shield match run by The Lakes Cricket Club at Woodside Oval. The Australians set a target of 136, which the Internationals overhauled with several overs in hand. In the juniors match, Team Theo beat Team Austin by just two runs.

Special visitor

Australian international discus thrower Mitch Cooper was a special guest at Redcliffe Little Athletics Club’s carnival last month. Mitch, who has competed in the IAAF World Championships and Commonwealth Games, did a discus display and signed discus’ and shirts.

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Rise and rise of Oztag

PHOTOS DOMINIKA LIS | It was all smiles and fast-paced action at the North Lakes Oztag fields, by the Woodside Communioty Centre, off Discovery Drive. See picture gallery at moretondaily.com.au

STORY NICK CROCKFORD THE FULL signs are up at North Lakes Oztag. Such is its popularity, no more teams can be squeezed into the new autumn season at Woodside.

More than 1000 players have registered in 93 teams – a far cry from the day seven years ago when there were just 12 sides.

Venue manager Bek Robertson has seen those num-

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION visit northlakesoztag.com or the organisation’s Facebook page. bers rise and reach capacity for the first time in the spring (September-December) season last year.

That is when most juniors play after the traditional autumn/winter football

code seasons wrap up.

“It’s just grown through social media and word of mouth,” said Bek, “people are coming from all over the region, Bribie, Redcliffe, Clontarf, Bray Park.

“It’s a social sport, no training nights or weekends. It’s (rugby) league minus the tackling. We just haven’t the field space to take any more teams this season.”

The aim of Oztag which

was invented in 1992, is to get a tag on the side of your opponent’s shorts to stop them scoring.

Other centres are at Ferny Grove and the Sunshine Coast. Age groups range from Tiny Taggers aged 3-5 years to seniors. The oldest at North Lakes is 67. Representative teams have been selected for this year’s State Cup tournaments being held on the Sunshine Coast.

Eight junior teams (aged Under 10-17, boys and girls) will be in action in April.

Eight senior sides (Under 20s, Open, Mixed, Masters, Men Over 30 And Over 40) are in June.

Selections for the Super Series will be made from the Sunshine Coast event.

See picture gallery at moretondaily.com.au

Podium places for Polo Bears at state titles

North Brisbane Polo Bears Under 14 Boys with their silver medals.

NORTH Brisbane Polo Bears medalled three times at the Water Polo Queensland State Titles.

There was one silver and two bronze for the Albany Creek-based club, which draws players from across the region and a number of Redcliffe schools.

The Under 14 Boys swept through their round-robin stage and into the final where they won silver.

Tian Markart was named

best goalkeeper in the division.

Polo Bears’ Open Women, including Redcliffe student Jaden Weir, brought home bronze medals and in Charlize Andrews had the Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the tournament.

The Under 16 Girls, with Grace Lutheran College’s Tiana Doyle and Abbie Mcdonald, and Phoebe Dobson, of Mueller College, brought home bronze

medals, while the Under 18 Girls won their final match to finish fifth.

In the Under 14 Girls, Polo Bears’ Maroon team lost a penalty shoot out in the semi-finals and lost to a goal in the dying seconds of their bronze-medal match.

There was a similar story from the Under 14 Girls White, where the Polo Bears also lost their bronze medal match and finished fourth.

Deception Bay Dragons is hosting a Level 4 (entry level) Referee Course at its Progress Park ground on February 20 from 9am3.30pm. For beginners.

No previous refereeing experienced needed.

For more visit Dragons’ Facebook page.

Registrations open

North Lakes Eels’ signon day for the 2021 Aussie Rules season is on Saturday February 13, 9am-noon at St Benedicts College, Mango Hill for boys and girls playing from Under 7 to Under 14.

For further information visit northlakeseels.com.au

Sport funding

Moreton Bay Regional Council provides funding for community sport, cultural and environmental groups up to a maximum of $3000 per application and $5000 per financial year.

For details visit moretonbay.qld.gov.au

Register now

Registrations are now open for the 2021 Jetty to Jetty (J2J) Fun Run on July 18 with races over 3km, 5km, 10km and half marathon distances along the Redcliffe foreshore.

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ISSUE 9 // FEBRUARY 10 2021

Peninsula hit form for finals

Flocking to festival of Sevens

PENINSULA’S top team is looking forward to the Warehouse Cricket Association’s A1 league finals after its first outright victory of the season.

A five-wicket haul by fast bowler Nick Boller on day one set Peninsula on its way to a nine-wicket win over Gold Crest Cobras, who were just one place below them, at Filmer Park.

Boller’s 5-28 helped skittle Cobras for 128 in their first innings - the visitors rating Boller the quickest bowler in the competition.

Luke Hedger’s unbeaten 62 and 51 not out from Rhys Bennett in the middle-order then steered Peninsula SIGN ON INFO to declare on 219 and a sizeable lead of 91.

Redcliffe Tigers AFL Club’s Cobras were then dissign-on is on February 13 missed for 129 with Rhys from 9-11am at Nathan Rd, Bennett and Nick Turner each taking three wickets.

Kippa-Ring. Email registrar@ Peninsula knocked off the redcliffetigersafc.com.au runs needed losing only one wicket to finish on 1-41.

However, Peninsula face a test of their finals crePHOTOS DOMINIKA LIS | Gayle Wetzel Fitzgerald wants the Redcliffe Tigers to be the club of choice for AFL players across the region. dentials starting this weekend when they travel to A1 leaders Pine Rivers.

Peninsula’s B2 North side lead their division despite a first-innings defeat by second-placed Toowong at the weekend.

Anthony Dobson hit 29 in Peninsula’s first innings 126. Toowong replied with 8-176 declared despite Ross Green’s 5-45. Peninsula batted out the game to finish 2-104 with Hayden Garton top scoring on 51.

STORY JODIE POWELL and we have a philosophy since 2016, and we will players both on the field and off the field,” she said. of being ‘one club’, where again this year.” everyone is equal – we want Ms Wetzel Fitzgerald said Ms Wetzel Fitzgerald GAYLE Wetzel Fitzgerald everyone to feel included.” the return of the Colts was said she was honoured to may be the first female Ms Wetzel Fitzgerald is a significant milestone, be the club’s first female president in the Redcliffe excited about the 2021 sea- bridging the gap between president, having grown Tigers AFL Club’s 47-year son and said she and her junior and senior teams up around football clubs in history, but she says the team were determined to and retaining talent within Melbourne. role is very much a team continue to build on past the club.

“Being the first female effort.

The obvious goal for the president is special, but I successes.

“It’s about the team I have “We are looking at field- year ahead is for a full- am here to do my job and Read more around me – they are very ing an extra five teams this length season, but Ms Wet- I have a team around me sporting news supportive,” Ms Wetzel year – mainly juniors and zel Fitzgerald said the club that are amazing. would also focus on mind- “It’s fantastic that the Fitzgerald said. female teams. moretondaily.com.au club is putting their faith “Our culture is amazing, “We fielded a Colts team fulness and wellbeing. it’s very family-oriented last year for the first time “We want to look after our and trust in me.”

Tigers’ president makes her mark

PAGE 60 // STORY CONTINUED THE inaugural Redcliffe 7s could have around 120-130 teams playing in pools of four across nine or 10 different age groups on three fields.

Each field could host between 30-40 games.

Matches are played over two seven-minute halves with less than a minute permitted between fixtures in keeping with the fastpaced, fun atmosphere of 7s rugby.

The festival feel will be supported by music during play, there are plans to have a big screen at the Frawley fields, team prizes, livestreaming of the finals as well as food/drink trucks and vendors on the grounds.

“We hope the 7s tournament will help the club’s profile, get some recognition and players,” said the Redcliffe Junior Rugby Union President Andy Cara.

“The 15-a-side season starts in April/May so this is useful preparation and some 7s players may look to play 15-a-side.”

To register for the Redcliffe 7s Premier Youth Rugby Tournament contact the registration co-ordinator by email via redcliffe7s@gmail.com or phone 0418 768592.

Individual players can register and tournament organisers will place them into teams.

For further information visit Redcliffe 7s Facebook page.

Redcliffe Junior Rugby Union is also preparing for the 15-a-side season.

The sign-on days for those aged under 5-18 are February 27-28 at the Ray Frawley Fields – the same days and venue as the Redcliffe 7s tournament.

For more visit Redcliffe Junior Rugby Union Facebook page or the website redclifferugbyclub.com.au

Book now for Peninsula’s football festival STORY NICK CROCKFORD

TICKET INFORMATION

TICKETS are now available for Peninsula Power’s Naree Cup football festival at AJ Kelly Park on Saturday February 27.

Hosted with Queensland Indigenous Football, the festival will feature three matches against state and national teams.

“It’s going to be fantastic,” said Power President Craig Feuerriegel, “we have been working on this

Tickets are available at https://events.humanitix. com/peninsula-power-nareegamesPeninsula for a while.

“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.”

The matches, to be broad-

cast 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 Frank Farina, the former Australian international and ex-Socceroos and Brisbane Roar coach.

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.

Gates open at 2pm and entry is $10 for those 12 and over. Under 12s are free.

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.

Power’s women, who have returned to the NPLW this season from the Brisbane Premier League, have been drawn at home to North Star in the South East Queensland Round Two of the new Kappa Women’s Super Cup Power’s men continued their preparations for the NPL campaign, which begins next month, with a 7-1 victory over Sunshine Alysa Togo, from the Bundjalung nation.

Coast at Bribie Island.

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Ranking on line STORY NICK CROCKFORD

A WORLD ranking will be up for grabs when Deception Bay Boxing Club’s Waylon Law steps into the ring on March 5.

‘The Outlaw’ will face Justin “Iceman” Frost, from Brisbane, at the Eatons Hill Hotel for the vacant IBF Asia Oceania Super Lightweight crown.

The winner of next month’s clash, their third

successive fight in six months, at that venue, will get the International Boxing Federation (IBF) belt and a world ranking in the top 15 at this weight.

Tickets have been selling fast after their first two contests, in September and November, went the distance and were decided on a split decision and a rare majority decision.

Law won the first fight, ending Frost’s unbeaten record, but the ‘Iceman’

took the second – both were for the Australian Super Lightweight title.

Within boxing circles, they were also considered two of the fights of the year in 2020.

“As this was the trilogy fight, it was decided to put a different belt on the line,” said Damian Smith, trainer at Deception Bay Boxing Club.

“We’ve got time to work for this. We’re building up for another 10 rounds,

Sport Briefs Trip to north

The Lakes FC has been drawn away to North Brisbane in the FFA Cup SEQ Preliminary Round Two. The winner hosts Burleigh Heads in Round Three. Redcliffe PCYC is home to Surfers Paradise in Round Two and if they win will host The Gap.

though obviously we’d like it to go our way much quicker.”

Law is currently training twice a day and sparring at least five days a week as the countdown begins on his quest for the IBF belt.

Deception Bay Boxing Club’s Hilary Collins will be making her fight debut at the Eatons Hill Hotel on March 27 in welterweight bout made at 69.85kg. Her opponent is to be announced.

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Records tumble in race for state places STORY NICK CROCKFORD REDCLIFFE Little Athletics Club will have at least 14 members at next month’s State Championships at QSAC (Queensland Sports and Athletics Centre) at Nathan next month.

The qualifiers booked their places on times, distances and finishing in the top four at the Met North Regionals titles held late last month.

All 21 Redcliffe athletes at the regional event achieved personal bests including Under 13 Girls’ Skye Presland-Tack who beat her 1500m walk best time by 35 seconds to win gold medal.

Mia Kriel, in the Under 12 Girls, beat her 400m personal best by 12 seconds and her long jump distance by 58cm.

A regional record was broken by Taisha Eketone in the Under 13 Girls’ shot put with 12.09m to beat distance of 11.09m set by Cleo Santiago, of Aspley, in 2016.

In the Under 13 Boys, Daniel Harlow broke three regional records, the 800m record in 2 minutes 14.30 seconds to beat William Barker’s 2016 time of 2.16.66 and the 80m hurdles record of 12.10 beating Cooper Wellman’s 12.91 seconds also in 2016.

Daniel then beat his idol, Olympic Decathlete Cedric Dubler’s Under 13 record in the 200m hurdles with 26.9 - 2.2 seconds faster than Cedric’s 2009 time of 29.1 seconds.

Under 9 athletes Chrysler

Auskick sign-on Redcliffe Tigers are taking registrations for its eightweek NAB AFL Auskick program which begins on March 5. Auskick is an introduction to Aussie Rules for those aged 5-12 and of all skill levels.

Visit the club’s Facebook page for details and to register.

Senior official

The Lakes FC is looking for a senior ground official for all its Brisbane Premier League matches at Kinsellas Park this season. It is a paid, casual position, starting late February.

Blue Card required.

Visit The Lakes Facebook page for full details.

Reddy to Play

Redcliffe Leagues Hockey Club is taking registrations for its Reddy to Play program, which teaches the basics on playing the game. It runs over four weeks from February 20.

For details visit redcliffehockey.org.au or the club’s Facebook page.

Join program

Redcliffe LA 4 – Zyon, Angus, Daniel, Chrysler, Zobair, Jacques, Elijarh, Boadie, Samuel, Charlotte, Taisha, Jordanna, Rozelle, Grayson.

McLoughlin and Under 10 Savannah Davidson both celebrated birthdays at the Met North Regionals and earned places in Redcliffe’s State’s team.

Chrysler was one second off lowering the 800m regional record, which had stood for 10 years.

Redcliffe LA results at

Met North titles: Under 7 - Elijarh Wise.

Under 8 - Grayson Green.

Under 9 Jacques De Villiers, Chrysler McLoughlin gold 400m, gold 800m, silver long jump. Under 10 - Savannah Davidson, Cooper Bryant, Jake Hooper. Under 11 - Zyon Iakopo. Under 12

- Amber Baker gold 1500m walk, Mia Kriel, Boadie Moss, Samuel Perez silver high jump, bronze 80m hurdles, silver triple jump, bronze long jump, Matthys Visser. Under 13 - Angus Silver triple jump, bronze 100m, Taisha Eketone gold shot put, silver discus, Charlotte Ferguson, Dan-

iel Harlow gold 800m, gold 80m hurdles, gold 200m hurdles, silver 400m; Zobair Mohammed silver 100m, silver shot put, silver long jump, Skye PreslandTack gold 1500m walks, bronze 800m. Jordanna.

Under 14 - Rozelle De Villiers.

Dragons replace Mustangs in Capital switch STORY NICK CROCKFORD DECEPTION Bay is back in Football Brisbane’s senior competition with confirmation the Dragons will be in Capital League 3 this season.

Dragons have replaced regional neighbours North

Redcliffe Leagues Softball Association is calling for nominatoions for its Under 16, Under 18 and Open teams for the state titles. The championships are held from early September to mid-October with Redcliffe hosting the Under 18 Girls and Open Women. Visit the club’s Facebook page for details.

Lakes Mustangs who withdrew their senior team from the 2021 season, creating a late vacancy.

Capital League 3 will be a 10-team competition with Pine Rivers Athletic and Ridge Hills joining Dragons in returning to senior competition.

Their first match is on

April 11 at Progress Park against Bethania Rams, followed by a trip to Tarragindi (April 17), then Pine Rivers (April 24) and Ridge Hills (May 1) at home..

“It was an opportunity we were happy to accept,” said Dragons’ secretary Kim Dean, “and we are now preparing for the season.”

Deception Bay had been preparing for a return to the Capital Leagues since last season.

Mark Offer is back as first-team coach, a role he filled in 2016 when Dragons were in Capital 4 side and just missed promotion and the finals.

Brad Ross, who recently

played and coached in the Brisbane Capital and City leagues, is in charge of the reserves.

Training has started and new players are welcome.

Contact Kim Dean on 0437 637 771 or email deceptionbay.soccer@bigpond.com.

Moreton Bay Regional Council is looking for local sport and fitness providers to “deliver free and low-cost activities” as part of its Healthy and Active program.

Visit council’s Facebook page for more information.

Evening matches

Redcliffe Leagues Netball Association is taking registrations for its competitions held on Wednesday evenings at the KR Benson Park Courts on Maine Rd. Visit the association’s Facebook page for more details.

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Sevens’ Pacific appeal STORY NICK CROCKFORD

New president kicking goals

However, there has also been interest from the Pacific region and in future years the Redcliffe 7s may be open to teams from such countries as New Zealand and Fiji.

“We felt there was little opportunity in Queensland for a 7s youth rugby structured in this way,” said Tournament Director Andrew Bianchi “We are looking at this as an annual event and if we get it up and running, we could possibly open it up internationally.”

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THE first Redcliffe 7s Premier Youth Rugby Tournament will kick-off this month with more than 100 Queensland teams – but it is already attracting interest from overseas.

Organised by Redcliffe Junior Rugby Union, the tournament is for Under 12-18 boys’ and girls’ club, schools and independent sides.

They will come from Brisbane, the Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast and Ipswich areas to the Ray Frawley Fields, Clontarf, on February 27-28.

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