Eumundi Voice Issue 123

OUT AND ABOUT

High Tea for the Hounds

A fabulous high tea was held in support of PTSD Dogs Australia on 18 July at Maroochy RSL. The event aimed to raise $40,000 to train a rescue dog as a certified assistance dog for Veterans and First Responders with PTSD. Attendees enjoyed laughter with a Dame Edna impersonator, were serenaded by the sweet sounds of Andrea Kirwin, and there were plenty of raffles and auctions. Visit: ptsddogs.org.

Gene turns 29

The Cooroy Noosa Genealogical & Historical Research Group recently marked their 29th anniversary at the Cooroy RSL. About

45 of the group’s 120 members celebrated the occasion with a lunch, sharing the history of the group and stories of forebears uncovered in the archives.

The Christmas in July dance at Belli Community Hall held on 19 July was a resounding success. The event saw a large turnout of enthusiastic dance patrons who travelled from various regions, including Tasmania. Remarkably, some attendees had promised to return 12 months ago, and they kept their word. The dance attracted participants from Gayndah, Chatsworth, Bauple, Glenwood, Goomeri, Gympie, Cooroy and many other areas. Themed outfits were proudly worn by the patrons, adding to the festive atmosphere as they entered the hall. Mark your calendar for the next dance, scheduled for 16 August from 7-11pm. Don't miss out on the fun and excitement. Visit: FB Belli Community Hall.

The centre established at 17 Emerald St, Cooroy is a wonderful resource for those interested in “who they think they are”. For information phone (07) 3129 0356.

Christmas in July at Belli

The Christmas in July dance at Belli Community Hall held on 19 July was a resounding success. The event saw a large turnout of enthusiastic dance patrons who travelled from various regions, including Tasmania. Remarkably, some attendees had promised to return 12 months ago, and they kept their word. The dance attracted participants from Gayndah, Chatsworth, Bauple, Glenwood, Goomeri, Gympie, Cooroy and many other areas. Themed outfits were proudly worn by the patrons, adding to the festive atmosphere as they entered the hall. Mark your calendar for the next dance, scheduled for 16 August from 7-11pm. Don't miss out on the fun and excitement. Visit: FB Belli Community Hall.

Noosa Concours D’Elegance

A magnificent array of both classic and modern cars was showcased in the 2025 Noosa Concours d’Elegance event.

Hastings St was closed to vehicular traffic from 9.30am-5pm to allow 50 world class cars to drive slowly past the crowds and be displayed. From innovation, design and restoration some with historical significance, these selected cars celebrate the very best of automotive excellence in the world

The Best in Show was presented by Tom Offermann Real Estate, the winner was a 1935 Bugatti Type 57 Atalante featuring interior seat leather of elephant hide. Other awards highlighted the timeless design and captivating allure of the cars on display.

To add further fun and atmosphere to the event, different bands played along Hastings St including our local boy Marshall Hamburger, who recently won Australian Idol.

Motoring enthusiasts now await the date for the 2026 Noosa Concours D’Elegance.