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Hi everyone Last week the GCNews team did a great job putting the paper together without any input from me, as I was away for a few days in New Zealand.

I am always saying what a great team of staff we have at GCNews but it is good to be proved correct.

As we were preparing everyone kept saying don’t worry about us at all – enjoy your holiday don’t give us a second thought.

I have to say once we arrived in Christchurch and became consumed with tourist activities the GCNews was the last thing on my mind!

Basically because there is just way too much scenery in New Zealand to look at and it pretty much took up all my brain capacity.

We went to some amazing places and the real highlight was travelling on the Trans Alpine railway from Greymouth to Christchurch after a night of heavy snow.

I took about 100 photos of snow capped mountain peaks – which I

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Thursday Garden Party at Rita and John Cruickshank, 154 Kings Road, was most impressed with.

Fortunately for readers I have since shown them to my sister and she politely indicated that viewing them all, may not be so interesting for those not there on the occasion – so I have just included the one of me with Mt Cook in the background.

However I definitely know how difficult it is for the readers who have entered our Travelling Tales competition to pick out a couple of their photos from their trips.

And thanks to the team for taking over so we could relax and soak up the delights of New Zealand.

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Local news .......................................... 3-11 Doing business .................................. 12-14 You said it .............................................. 15 Community groups ............................. 16-17 Elected Reps ..................................... 18-19 Election 2010 ................................... 20-21 Health beauty & wellbeing ....................... 22 Living .................................................... 23 Out and about ........................................ 24 Things 2 do ............................................ 25 Churches and community notices ............. 26 Trades .............................................. 27-32 Real estate ........................................ 33-41 Gardening ......................................... 42-43 TV guide ........................................... 44-45 Classifieds......................................... 46-47 Sports news ...................................... 48-49 Fun page................................................ 50

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On the cover John Greenhalgh of the Sunshine Coast Cycling Club checks out the coast’s very first dedicated cycling race track, otherwise known as a criterium track, which was unveiled last week at Skippy Park. See story page 3.

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Sunday Beerwah/Peachester RSL Sub Branch

will be holding a general meeting at 9.30am at the RSL Club. All service and ex service members including allied service personnel are welcome.

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This is not your usual Trash and Treasure raffle. One man’s trash is another man’s treasure – and the bounty of prizes up for grabs means there is plenty of treasures on offer, and certainly nothing that deserves to be called trash. Come along to the massive raffle night at the Glasshouse Mountains Sports Club on Thursday, August 19 from 6.00pm, but be early as tickets are limited. Proceeds of this unique raffle support local clubs, Bee Gees and Rangers. Contact Lorna 5493 0506.

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Beerwah Scientific area, 9.00am 11.30am, part of Sunshine Coast Spring Wildflower Festival. For bookings email customerservice@ sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au or phone 5475 8501.

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Glasshouse Nocturnal creatures guided tour, Glasshouse Mountains,

7.00pm - 8.00pm, part of the Sunshine Coast Spring Wildflower Festival. To book email customerservice@sunshinecoast. qld.gov.au or phone 5475 8501.

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Wednesday Beerwah Kindy Open Day 9.30am – 11.00am.

to the Conondale Community Hall with the music of Mama Syb and the Bush Rats. Dinner and bar available from 6.00pm, dancing from 7.00pm. Entry to the event is $15.00 / $12.00 concession, kids 16 and under are free. See page 25 for more information.

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Council has unveiled the coast’s first dedicated cycling race track – known as a criterium track – right here in the heart of Glasshouse Country.

The final landscaping touches are being put to the track at Skippy Park, in Landsborough, where council is constructing a major new recreational park for the region.

The criterium track was fully funded by the Australian Government’s Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government as part of its National Bike Path funding program.

The project has delivered the Sunshine Coast region its first cycling track capable of holding racing events and training days for cycle clubs, as well as a new exercise and dog walking area for local residents.

The Sunshine Coast Cycling Club's Junior Development Officer Merv McDonald said his first impressions of the new track were very good.

"At first glance, the Skippy Park track looks like a great facility,” he said.

“Previously we've had to make do with vacant industrial estates for our 150 or so members.

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“The track itself looks like a fast and challenging circuit with a variety of corners and good straights. We expect some very good racing to take place at Skippy."

Division One Councillor Anna Grosskreutz said she was thrilled with how this project was taking shape.

"The Glasshouse Country area has the space to provide quality open space facilities for the whole Sunshine Coast community,” she said.

“The construction phase of Skippy Park supports the local economy, and now that the facility is open, this track will provide a 750g Shortcyclists.

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The need to reduce the speed limit on the Steve Irwin Way either side of the Matilda Service Station at Glass House Mountains has been a major priority for many local Glass House residents.

After continued campaigning on behalf of the community, Andrew Powell MP Member for Glass House, Andrew Powell MP, is pleased to announce the speed limit will be changed, finally!

“I have had locals approach me at my mobile office and ringing the office demanding to know when this dangerous spot on the Steve Irwin Way would be investigated to ensure it was considered for a speed reduction.

“I am so pleased to announce that at a recent meeting of the Sunshine Coast Council Speed Management Committee, the 80km/h speed limit has been extended to include Bowen Road,” Mr Powell said.

“This is a long awaited and sensible outcome, one that will see fewer accidents at the Bowen Road intersection.

“I know some will consider it only half a win as they want to see the speed reduced up to and including the caravan park. I will continue to discuss this option with Main Roads.

“But for those that have campaigned alongside me, congratulations! People power has won again. Locals will see this change in speed limit occur over the next six weeks,” Mr Powell concluded.

Putting our Hinterland on the map and do them well and this is one of them.

Last Wednesday a new map of the Hinterland It’s a super map. area was launched at the Glass House Mountains The main thing is that it helps the tourists,” Visitor Information Centre. The map was made he said. possible by the work of Hinterland Tourism Sunshine Coast (HTSC) and a grant from the Cr Anna Grosskreutz said it was wonderful Sunshine Coast Council. One hundred thousand to see the Hinterland and Sunshine Coast maps have been printed and distributed to 400 pulling together as one. outlets, and there is even an interactive on“The maps provide the area with not only a line version of the map available to download. tourism boost but an economic boost to a lot of The map includes places of interest, places to these businesses who are featured - for visitors eat and places to stay and more, as well as a comprehensive guide to the mountains and walks to know about and hopefully make use of while in the area. they’re here.”

Claire Ryan the Centre Supervisor said the new To find out more about becoming a map, which has been at the Centre for a couple of member of Hinterland Tourism Sunshine months, was an amazing resource.

Coast or to view the interactive map visit “It’s the one map we now give. Instead of giving www.hinterlandtourism.com.au out three or four separate little maps we now have one map for this area with the walks and everything people need for this area; and then we give them the sister map for the Blackall Range to get an overall Hinterland experience,” she said.

Angus Richard, from HTSC said for the first time the hinterland is a destination in its own right.

“Through help from Cr Anna Grosskreutz we got a grant to develop the map. We went out and knocked on the door of every tourism operator we could think of in the Glass House Mountains area and the people who joined are on the map,” he said.

Peter Rogers (HTSC Vice President), Cr Anna Grosskreutz, Angus “At Hinterland Tourism we have Richard (HTSC), Claire Ryan, (GHM Information Centre Supervisor), projects each year and what we try Bob Morrow (HTSC President) and do is a small number of things

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The highs and lows of a good cause When Jess Mitchell, 16, from Beerwah, first heard about climbing Mt Kilimanjaro to help raise funds for the School of St Jude in Tanzania she wanted to go. Through sheer hard work and determination working two jobs the Year 11 Beerwah State High School student is about to realise her dream. Jess will be part of a group of over 45 people that will leave for Africa on November 27 and return on December 22.

Now all she has to do is raise funds to donate to St Jude.

The School of St Jude started in 2002, when Gemma Sisia, from northern NSW opened it with three students and one teacher. Her vision was to fight poverty through education. The school now has 1,300 students, three campuses (two primary and one secondary school) and one of the best academic records in Tanzania. St Jude’s offers free, high quality education to the poorest families in the area. Sponsors and donors from around the world cover the costs of the students’ tuition, books, uniforms, stationery, transport, excursions, meals and boarding.

Jess said there’s a lot to look forward to about the trip.

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I’m looking forward to teaching the kids (from St Jude), that’ll be cool. And we’ll be doing an athletics carnival with some of the other schools over there. It’s great to get involved in the community,” Jess said.

She’s also excited about the three day safari at the end.

“I really want to see the animals over there,” she said.

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tablets, and she has asthma but isn’t expecting this to be a problem.

“Apparently asthmatics breathe differently to a fit person. So we’re used to being short of breath,” she said. She currently does some bushwalking and hopes to fit some training in around her full schedule.

The only thing she is worried about is the food.

“They eat rice and beans or beans and rice, and I’m so fussy with what I eat. I don’t know how I’ll go,” she said.

This will be the longest period of time she has been away from home before. After a previous five day trip away she did miss a special family member, her pet dog.

“I missed Daisy really bad,” she said.

Jess has launched her fundraising efforts with a chocolate drive with the help of her friends, but she is also looking for sponsorships or donations.

She’s hoping to raise $1,000.

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Award winning program supporting our kids Our local state school communities are embracing the benefits of an award-winning early intervention program which aims to better connect students and their parents with a range of resources to help overcome social and emotional barriers to learning.

The Glasshouse Coalition of schools – which includes Beerwah State School, Beerburrum State School, Glasshouse Mountains State School, Peachester State School, Elimbah State School and Landsborough State School are only the second group of schools on the Sunshine Coast to have access to the Supporting Children in Primary Schools (SCIPS) program.

The program is an initiative of Sunny Kids, a local children’s charity, and was recently awarded a $100,000 prize at the inaugural School’s First Awards.

Beerwah State School Deputy Principal Michelle McCabe said the SCIPS program had been running in hinterland schools since term two.

She said the program, which has been positively embraced by both students, parents, teachers

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and other members of the school community, provides a dedicated resource at the schools to help students who might be impacted by family and other issues, such as financial distress, separation or divorce, and their family, to access resources.

“This is a great initiative and we feel privileged to be able to roll the program out through our hinterland schools,” Michelle said.

SCIPS project officer Becky Hyde, who works out of Beerwah State School between two and a half and three days a week, said research showed that when children disengage in primary school they experience increased negative life outcomes.

“SCIPS aims to re-engage disengaged children by building a platform from which they can reach their full potential,” Becky said.

SunnyKids CEO, Chris Turner, said SCIPS currently has a referral database of around 80 different community organisations, services and businesses and is garnering substantial attention from the Department of Child Safety and a wide range of paediatricians.

When Neighbours star and musician Sam Clark, or Ringo as he is better known to his legion of Neighbours fans, made a special visit to Beerwah State High last week, he certainly got hearts racing.

A packed auditorium waited anxiously for a glimpse of the up and coming star, who is on a five week national tour as part of his role as an ambassador for the Red Cross Blood Service.

“Having witnessed the effectiveness of the program, we are actively seeking to secure fresh funds and develop a sustainable funding model which will support the high demand for SCIPS and expansion of the SCIPS program into schools around the country,” said Mr Turner.

Next month, to coincide with Child Protection Week, the Glasshouse coalition of schools is planning a fundraising day to raise awareness of the program and funds to ensure the continuation of the program. Stay tuned for more details in coming weeks. Alternatively, if you are interested in getting involved or supporting the program, contact Michelle McCabe at Beerwah State School on 5436 5555.

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Sam told the students, who can donate blood from the age of 16, that every blood donation has the power to save three lives.

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Contributed by Cindy Reader, Student Liaison Officer Lunch with the girls is a one day program designed to provide young women with an opportunity to learn about confidence, motivation, goal setting, emotional intelligence and positive psychology, strategies and knowledge which they can take away and implement into their own life.

During the day, 20 girls were given the opportunity to engage with a group of Beerwah High students at the Beacon Lunch successful professional women from a variety of backgrounds as mentors to inspire these young girls to aim to reach their full potential and to for assisting us with the transport for the day. challenge their perceptions of themselves Without this community support it would not and others. have been possible to have run this program.

A huge big thank you must go to Lisa and the After lunch, the mentors had an opportunity to sit Beerwah Golf Club for providing the venue and one-on-one with a student and reflect on the day also supplying both the delicious morning tea and what has inspired them and discuss their and lunch and also to Jess and Australia Zoo plans and goals moving forward from today.

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Duke of Edinburgh gold awardees On August 1, three ex-Beerwah High students were presented with certificates at the Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award ceremony at Parliament House, Brisbane.

Tara Kilkenny, Kristie Robl and Megan Skerman have each worked through the three levels of the Duke of Edinburgh program beginning with the Bronze Award in Yea 8 and 9. The final level of the program saw them complete the gold award through participation in activities under the areas of volunteering, adventurous journey, skill, physical recreation / fitness and residential project.

Mrs Adie Read with award recipients Tara Under the guidance of Beerwah Kilkenny, Megan Skerman and Kristie Robl High’s Duke of Edinburgh co-ordinator Mrs Adie Read, the girls enjoyed a rewarding and fulfilling experience with the four days hiking the Fraser Island Great Walk being a highlight.

The program is designed to help young people gain the knowledge, skills and attitudes to establish healthy and fulfilling lifestyles.

Tara, Kristie and Megan attended the ceremony supported by family and friends and with over 40 other awardees, were presented with their certificates by The Honourable Larry Anthony. Also in attendance were Mr Tim Quinn, Chair Queensland State Award Committee and The Honourable Karen Struthers MP. The girls were also very appreciative to have present on the day to support them Mrs Adie Read and Deputy Principal Beerwah High, Mr Glenn McIntosh. Congratulations Tara, Kristie and Megan and best wishes for the future.

FunFest 2010

Contributed by Sharon Beattie, P and F liaison officer The Glasshouse Country Christian College Parents and Friends Association held their second Funfest on Saturday, August 7. It was a very successful day, full of fun and community spirit - a vision of happy children enjoying the rides and food while mums, dads, grandparents and friends perused the fantastic class stalls and auction items or grabbed something to eat.

The rides were ever popular with beaming faces flying, sliding, bouncing and whizzing around. We had a laugh at those who braved the mechanical bull. Unfortunately the wind proved too much for the hot air balloon and after a few attempts we had to pack up. Thank you to Sky Drifter Balloons for coming along.

We had fantastic auction with items that were generously donated by the local community. The P and F were overwhelmed by the generosity of these businesses and we sincerely thank them. A list of the businesses is included in this newspaper on page 42.

The GCCC’s Got Talent Quest was extremely popular with six superb final acts of singing, dancing and reciting. The winners Sarah and Kate James sang a beautiful song ‘We are Australia’ and received a cheque for $300.00. Kate Fraser and Lucy Sharpe danced into second place and won $200.00 and Aaron Gisler talked his way into third place and took home $100.00!

Thanks to the local Rotary Club who generously donated their time and equipment and cooked hamburgers and sausages all day for the crowd.

We had delicious barbeque smells wafting around the whole day.

A big thank you to the College community and the local community for their support and donations which ensured this day was successful.

All funds raised from the day go back into the College to help purchase equipment or enhance facilities, which makes the College even better for our children.

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Where did you travel to? In May 2010, we travelled the Silk Road Explorer Tour through the deserts of China with Wendy Wu Tours, starting and ending in Beijing. The main focus was to visit ancient Silk Road sites in the Hexi corridor and the Taklimakan Desert.

Our destination was Kashgar, the ancient crossroads of the Silk Road from China in the east to Anatolia and Russia in the west and to India in the south.

How long did you go for? The tour took 28 days and involved areas of high altitude, long driving distances by bus and coach and four overnight train journeys.

What was the weather like? We experienced pleasant weather for the whole trip as it was spring, and we only shivered a little when we stayed in Xiahe (‘Little Tibet’) for two nights to visit the Labrang Monastry and the Sangke Grasslands at 3,000 metres above sea level.

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What was the most unusual thing you experienced? We were amazed at the size of the cities in the western deserts, the super highways that linked them, and the western standards of the tourist hotels we stayed in, as well as the productivity of the desert: small crop farming and vineyards flourished; farms were worked by hand and water was drawn from naturally occurring underground supplies.

Any other special information? The deserts were vast and remote and we saw many oil drilling rigs and refineries, power stations, mobile phone towers and highways being built to support China’s 1.3 billion people. The most encouraging sight was the happy smiling faces of the children and close knit families. We were always safe, and the most serious warning we were given was to keep a lookout for pickpockets in the bazaars but no one in our group fell victim to this. It was the adventure of a lifetime.

Send us your tales from a recent trip and go in the draw to win a 2 night cruise aboard the Dawn Princess next year. A very special thanks to Mell Silburn from Beerwah Travel for sponsoring this fantastic prize, valued at approx $1,900.00.

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If you love art that’s colourful, vibrant and uplifting then you must see the latest exhibition by Glass House Mountains resident, Helen Downs, now showing at the Beerwah Library.

There are over 18 pieces in this collection including paintings, collage and even a coffin which was recently part of a Coffin Art Exhibition.

“I’ve always had an interest in bright colours. I don’t know if I ever started calling myself an artist - it’s just a creative expression. I have a tendency to want to uplift people and encourage, the art is probably Helen Downs an extension of that in certain ways,” Helen said.

Helen’s favourite subjects are flowers and geometric patterns and she is inspired by a blank piece of paper, a blank canvas or a blank space to fill.

“I don’t plan them, they just happen at the time I’m painting them. They’re not pencilled out before hand. It’s like a suspense thriller, you don’t know what it’s going to be until it’s finished. I can’t plan things out beforehand, much like life really,” she said.

Being creative extends into other areas of Helen’s life as well and she had a book published in 2008 called ‘A Handful of Seeds’.

“I had a shop for a number of years at Greenslopes in Brisbane. We renovated it and I painted a mural on an outside wall. Art was hung there.

We had new age things and people would ask, ‘what’s this stuff all about?’

So this was a book of explanation, a simple introduction to the world of energy and other dimensions. Writing has always been an essential part of who I am or what I do, the art is like another part, music is another part of it.”

Helen mainly paints using acrylics on canvas, and glitter.

“I just love things that sparkle. I love staring at bright colours. I like creating something that my eye can rest on and be happy with afterwards. I enjoy painting because I like the brightness of the end result,” she said.

Helen’s art will be at the library until the end of August or visit www.helensarts.webs.com For more information phone Helen on 5496 9454.

The State Library of Queensland together with Sunshine Coast Libraries is currently running a free program to get locals up to speed with online technologies like podcasting and using Facebook.

The online computer course – Looking @ 2.0 – is designed to help participants navigate their way through Web 2.0 technologies, including Facebook, MySpace and Skype, creating a virtual library and online to-do list, podcasts, vodcasts and mash-ups, blogging, sharing photos on Flickr and online gaming.

According to Wikipedia, a Web 2.0 site is described as: 'A site that allows its users to interact with other users or to change website content, in contrast to non-interactive websites where users are limited to the passive viewing of information that is provided to them.'

The State Library of Queensland is teaching the eight module course over four months, while local libraries are providing free support sessions to complement the program.

Sunshine Coast Libraries are offering support sessions to help people get started, but they can also register direct with the State Library to complete the course modules themselves.

To find out more and register, go to the State Library of Queensland website www.slq.qld.gov.au/learning For available support session times, visit Sunshine Coast Libraries website www.library.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au

2010 Festival of the Walks It’s that time of the year again to put on your walking shoes and enjoy the 2010 Festival of The Walks, from August 21 - 29. The nine day event includes guided walks and community and cultural events that celebrate the natural beauty of our hinterland, as well as promoting healthy activity and showcasing local attractions.

There are plenty of events to pick from, including a selection of rainforest and mountain walks throughout the region, markets, street parties, a quilt exhibition and more. The event is proudly supported by the Tourism Industry and the Sunshine Coast Council. Bookings for some events are required so for more information visit www.festivalofthewalks.com.au

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Are you concerned about parking?

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I know that many local business operators have concerns about parking and over the years have spoken to our Councillor about what can be done to improve the situation. Well Council is giving business people a chance to voice their concerns so that they can be incorporated in the Parking Management Strategy currently being developed by Council staff.

If you would like to find out more and have your say then you should come along to their presentation which will follow on from the Chambers AGM on Wednesday, July 18 at the Glasshouse Mountains Sports Club, Steve Irwin Way from 6.30pm.

It’s official. We are now in the second half of the year and for the Chamber of Commerce it means time to remind members that is time to pay your annual fees and for local business people who have been thinking of joining up – then membership forms are now available for the 2010/2011 financial year. And in a world or constantly rising prices you will be pleased to know we have kept membership at $100 per year.

Annual Dinner

For something different in September we will be hosting a dinner meeting which will focus on networking and sharing with other members. We plan to hold the dinner at the Beerwah Hotel and they will be putting on a set menu for us on the evening for $25.00.

Special guests on the night will be Cindy Reader - Liaison Officer

New Website For those of you that haven’t had a chance to take a look at the Chamber’s new website you should really check it out. Ben Foster from Fylesoft who has developed the site has done a great job and I am sure over time members will really benefit from having this additional tool in their promotional mix. www.glasshousemountains.com.au Regards Kel PO BOX 79 GLASSHOUSE MOUNTAINS 4518 QLD

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Letters to the Editor

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Local businesses support local fire brigade

The Glasshouse Mountains Rural Fire Brigade is a voluntary organisation and always hard pressed for funds to maintain and repair their equipment.

We are very grateful for the support from local businesses for their time and expertise often sacrificing their time and money to keep our equipment up to scratch and ready for the next emergency.

Our thanks go out to Ray Brown of Ray Brown Mechanical in Glass House Mountains, Scott Mountain of Scott and Allan Mountain Electrics Beerwah and Peter Sebris from Beerwah Auto Electrical for work done on our fire trucks. Our thanks also go to 10th Battalion South East Queensland Cadets for their donation of $200.00 for a three day safety course held by our training officer Paul Incoll.

Ilia Starkovsky Chairman Glasshouse Mountains Rural Fire Brigade

On behalf of the patients and families the Leukaemia Foundation cares for, I’d like to thank those Queenslanders who doorknocked and those of you who opened your door and gave generously during our July 17 - 30 Doorknock Appeal.

This year more than 30,000 volunteers knocked on 700,000 doors across the state and although results are still coming in, I want to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has helped us in our goal to raise $1.2 million.

I also want to thank the media outlets across our state that helped promote this year’s appeal.

Doorknock funds will help the Foundation provide patients and their families from throughout Queensland with vital emotional and practical support as they battle blood cancer.

The Leukaemia Foundation provides and maintains home-away-from-home accommodation near medical treatment centres in Brisbane and Townsville. It also provides patient transport, counselling and education on a daily basis.

Exciting plans are now under way to expand and upgrade patient accommodation and support centres and to continue with ground-breaking medical research that will lead us towards better treatments and hopefully cures for blood cancers.

So, thank you once again to all those who supported this year’s Doorknock Appeal. You have contributed towards a brighter future for all those facing the trauma of a blood cancer diagnosis.

Peter Johnstone Chief Executive Officer Leukaemia Foundation of Queensland

Special thanks for assistance

My heartfelt thanks to the lovely people who helped my friend, Gabi, when she collapsed in the courtyard of Gowinta Farms on Saturday, August 7. Bystanders and staff were fantastic and I can’t thank you enough. I am pleased to say Gabi is OK now. Special thanks must also go the Ambulance officers who, as always, did a fabulous job.

Wendy Archer Landsborough

In response to ‘disappointed in our tidy town’, GCNews August 11 Scott Mountain

Ray Brown

Peter Sebris

I agree with you, as I’m sure many others do.

In fact I was going to write this letter myself but you beat me to it. The disgrace of the upkeep on the new overpass, well, need we say more! On another note regarding the signage, it has now been nearly 12 months since the overpass has been open and we still have not got a decent sign to say to the Town Centre. There are a few more empty shops as I’m sure people are noticing.

Could this be related to no signage to the business centre? Small businesses are struggling and a lot are going mobile or working from home.

Who can blame them?

Come on council, let’s get it together and support small business and towns. Keep them clean and tidy, and make sure all entry statements into Beerwah or Glasshouse are a pleasure to look at. I’m sure there are a lot of people that could be employed to clean up, and keep up the maintenance.

Kaz, Glass House Mountains

Council's response

In regard to the unnamed letter writer pointing out weeds on the Beerwah Overpass (‘Disappointed in our tidy town’, GCNews August 11), I have sent through a Service Request to the Department of Main Roads for actioning. There is also some graffiti in the pedestrian area which needs attention.

As some of the road network is under State Government control, I have also alerted State Member for Caloundra, Mark McArdle so that he can lift a hand to help as well.

Cr Anna Grosskreutz Sunshine Coast Council Letters continued on page 48

LANDSBOROUGH AND DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY Inc

Landsborough Museum receives no direct funding from Government sources. We must cover all of our operational expenses from monies we raise in the museum and from grants or sponsorships.

We are looking for a volunteer who would be willing to devote time to writing grant applications. The volunteer would need to be computer literate and have writing skills.

Some training is available. If you can assist us please leave your name at the museum for Dot or Wendy to contact you.

The new laundry area and the murals projects are steadily taking shape. The Stan Tutt Reading Room is being reorganised.

A number of ex-council filing cabinets will be used to house our family history files and a second map cupboard will soon be added. A large collection of maps are awaiting addition to the museum along with a collection of Landsborough Shire papers from former deputy Chair Selwyn Carbery.

Every week there is something new to see or use at Landsborough Museum.

Our youngest volunteer Jack is indexing the school registers for the area. Our oldest volunteer Rex is helping with our laundry project. There are more than 70 years age difference between the two, proving that age is no barrier to working at the museum.

Groups visiting Landsborough Museum have the opportunity to see a butter making presentation. Would you like to become a butter maker at the museum? Butter makers are needed on an irregular basis and would be given a weeks notice each time. Training would be made available. Leave your name if you are interested.

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Rotary Club of Glasshouse Mountains Contributed by Ursula Starkovsky

Rotary Charity Golf Day August 8 Blue skies, warm ‘winter’ temperatures, good company and a lot of fun. That was the Rotary Charity Golf Day last Sunday. It was all about having fun while helping others.

Once again, Rotary was overwhelmed by the generous donations of prizes or sponsorships received from the business community of Beerburrum, Glass House Mountains, Beerwah, Landsborough, Moloolah and as far away as Caboolture. Australia Zoo was again our major sponsor; we had 13 hole sponsors quite apart from all the donations and prize donations. This annual Rotary event raises funds for children and young adults suffering from Cystic Fibrosis.

Rotary is providing much-needed physiotherapy for patients.

On the day we had 17 teams and some individual players registered to tee off, some were locals and some came from further afield. To make playing interesting and a bit challenging, players had to putt with cricket bats on the ninth hole. Some players tried snooker, some hockey and some tried it with the bat turned around, and hurray . . . some even got the ball into the hole! It was all

good for a laugh and having a great time. After the game, Rotary’s very own Auctioneer Trevor Taylor sold the many great prizes that were sponsored. People walked away with wonderful gifts for wives, husbands, girlfriends, colleagues or simply themselves.

The winners from the day were, first, Caboolture Rotary Club, second Australia Zoo, third Frohloff’s Fruit Shop. Best dressed team was Beerwah Hotel with their bright yellow outfits, the losing prize went to Bank of Queensland and the lucky draw went to Albany Creek Rotary, Chestnuts and Passier family and the Curves Team. The longest drive was taken out by Doug Crook, and nearest to the hole by Daniel Nesbitt.

We have listed all of our sponsors on page 19 of this weeks GCNews and we would like to thank each and every one of them for their help to make this day such a success.

The Rotary Club meets regularly on Monday evening at 6.15pm at the Beerwah Hotel for a dinner meeting, and every couple of weeks we organise a speaker. Interested? All new people are welcome. Please ring our secretary to book in a meeting on 0431 829 119. For photos from the day, see Out and About, page 24.

Prep to Year 12 in 2010

By Dave Erbacher

Last Sunday, the Glasshouse SES Group was called to assist in the medical evacuation of an injured climber from the lower slopes of Mt Beerwah. The 22-year-old male tourist from America was in a party of five climbers on the way down when he slipped and slid almost 30 metres and landed heavily against a large rock.

Whilst this rock saved him from falling all the way to the bottom (a further 80 metres), it gave him a compound fracture of his right thigh and a possible fractured wrist.

The Emergency Management Queensland Helicopter lowered a doctor and paramedics to the site and the patient has stabilised and eventually winched out and taken to the RBH. After assisting in the preparation for evacuation, the SES Team assisted other members of the group to the mountain base. It should be noted that Mt Beerwah is still closed to climbers and those caught are subject to a fine. In all there were 12 climbers in the vicinity of the rescue.

Many thanks to Roger, Astrid, Dave, Tim, Louise and Ross for responding to the call.

On a brighter note, the SES Group now has another five members who have spent time and effort in becoming qualified to carry out vertical rescues. Well done Tim, Frederick, Dave, Cheryl and Ashley. The group is always ready to talk to interested people about becoming involved. Not everyone is cut out to do mountain rescues but our Group requires more people to assist climbers and in the many other activities where support is required. If you are interested, either come to the ‘Shed’ in Beerwah Parade, Beerwah (opposite the RSL Club) on the first or third Thursday nights of the month from 7.00pm or contact our Acting Group Leader, Robert Barry on 0427 894 182.

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Our outing on August 4 was to Pomona Silent Movie Theatre. A large group of our members, husbands and friends went on this trip which included morning tea followed by a much enjoyed Buster Keaton movie and then a picnic lunch and walk around Pomona.

Our next outing will be a Ten Pin Bowling morning at Caboolture on September 1. Our next lunch meeting takes place on August 18 at Glasshouse Sports Club. Anyone who would like to join us would be most welcome. Please contact either Joy on 5439 9049, Elaine on 5493 3939 or Lorraine on 5494 8444 who would be pleased

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Peachester CWA

Contributed by Coral Beutel (Hon Sec.)

Well our AGM is over and some of us are back in office Joan Kropp president, Bev Wild treasurer, Coral Beutel secretary, vice presidents Cath Howitt and Margaret Wallace, and International Officer Margaret Ferris. Welcome to all officers and we hope you enjoy the next 12 months.

We sent a donation to our state president Marian Mudra when she entered the 4BC walkathon for the Brisbane Children’s Hospital. Good on you Mrs Mudra, the North side really needs this special hospital. Our next markets are on September 25 from 1.30pm - 7.00pm, the

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The View Clubs raise funds for and support the Smith Family Charity in all their functions. The Smith Family helps unlock opportunities for disadvantaged Australian children.

A group of us on the Pomona trip computer is available by clicking on Computer Help Guides. Among the interesting topics discussed this week were house swapping, the future of books, superannuation, the election, nursing homes in Tasmania and international news which included the floods in Pakistan and Northern China, the heat wave in Russia and electric cars. For more information contact Hazel on 5493 7679 or Ceridwyn on 5494 6870.

Peachester Play Group are running the canteen so please patron them. The last market went well and we have booked the hall for next year.

Our 65th birthday will be held at Gowinta Farms Beerwah. This will be lots of fun. The regional meeting and summer school (September 7 - 9) at Maroochydore RSL is open to the public. If you are in the area, pop along and see what CWA is all about. Also have a delightful meal at the RSL while you are there. We visited Maleny CWA AGM on Friday and enjoyed a true Irish luncheon.

Ireland is our country of study for this year. East Timor is next year’s country of study.

Glasshouse Country Senior Citizens Contributed by Ian McCarron

Thankyou all that made our day on Thursday August 5 a massive success when visitors from Maleny, Pine Rivers and Coolum Seniors Clubs were entertained. A great day was witnessed by all. Thanks to all that provided gifts for the stall and progressive raffle. The local lucky door prize was won by June Bryer and raffle was won by Dolly Anthony. Many other prizes were won by Seniors who were present. To our new member June Bryer, welcome to the Club. At our monthly meeting the lucky door fruit bowl was won by Bonnie Breitkreutz and raffle fruit bowl was won by Bonnie Breitkreutz. Thankyou to Braxton Turnage, a local chiropractor, for his talk after the meeting on health and exercise.

Birthdays for this month: Hazel Ellis, Bill Booth and Bonnie Breitkreutz. Happy birthday to all.

Wedding anniversaries: Alf and Hazel Graham 60 years married, George and Joan Bowers 51 years married, Trevor and Bonnie Breitkreutz.

Congratulations to all. After our last meeting many members made a visit to a local strawberry farm out on Burys Road. We were all treated to a tasty lunch and then shown just how the strawberries are picked and packed which proved to be very interesting.

Reminders: Wednesday, August 18 visit to Caboolture Sports Club for ‘Mad Wednesday’.

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Male Mortality rates

It’s enterprises like ThinLinX that remind us all why it’s so important to support small business on the Sunshine Coast. ThinLinX is about to go global with its Hot-e, a small computer that can match the multi-media capabilities of your traditional PC. The product’s attracted strong interest from Microsoft and will hopefully hit the market by Christmas.

I recently toured ThinLinX’s studio at the Innovation Centre, Sippy Downs, to underline my election pledge to support and foster employment opportunities on the Sunshine Coast. A key way to create jobs is to help small businesses survive and thrive.

Milk madness

The case against Maleny’s Maple Street Co-Op will soon be over but it’s a shame it’s gone this far. The waste of resources has been disgraceful.

The business is accused of ‘misleading the public’ over the sale of unpasteurised milk. The case has been before a court on six occasions, each time involving Queensland Health staff. The magistrate is expected to announce his decision sometime this month.

I’m not about to enter the debate about raw milk for human consumption. What does concern me is that excess effort and money has been poured into what’s essentially a trivial legal matter. The State Labor Government doesn’t have its priorities straight.

Sports stars rewarded

It’s a thrill to show my support for the Sunshine Coast’s emerging sports stars. The Australian Sports Commission has accepted my recommendations for the latest round of Local Sporting Champions Grants.

Eleven local athletes will each receive $500. They include volleyballer Georgie White, canoeist Matthew Gilliman and swimmer Emily Marshall.

The programme gives financial assistance to young sportsmen and women who are participating in a state or national competition. The money can go towards travel, accommodation, equipment or uniform costs.

The mortality rates of Australian men are significantly higher than their female counter parts in certain critical areas.

The Health Education Researching Blokes (HERB Program) has been developed by the North and West Queensland Primary Health Care group in Central Queensland. This impressive collaboration is a travelling health service that is reaching some of our most remote Queensland locations. It enables members of the HERB project team to drive to remote locations such as Birdsville and Muttaburra to ensure that there is screening for cardiovascular risks, diabetes, bowel cancer and mental health.

These have been identified as the four main culprits responsible for soaring rates of mortality amongst Australian males. More alarmingly, the more remote the locations, the higher the mortality figure climbs.

The HERB team travels all year round (terrain permitting) to attend field days, pastoral stations and work crews to talk to men and to try and assist dispel the myths and stigma associated with men’s health through discussion, promotion of symptoms and the provision of resources on various male health topics. Testing is available and the help that is so often needed can flow from there.

Asking for help or admitting that something just doesn’t feel right is often the biggest stigma in our more remote communities. Being a bloke and ‘toughing it out’ is killing our fathers, husbands and sons.

This program is an invaluable tool that I hope will one day be available to all Queenslanders no matter where they live.

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A number of residents residing along Commissioner Flat Road, Peachester have contacted my office concerned about motorists speeding along this country road. Well known to motorists as a through road to Woodford, the sealing of the Morton Regional Council end has benefited residents, but increased the traffic. The Sunshine Coast Council will now undertake a road safety assessment, speed review from one end to the other end and traffic counts. This information will determine actions to be taken by both Councils.

I will keep the community informed once the assessments have been made.

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A fibreglass slide has been stolen off the play equipment located at Peace Park in Landsborough. A replacement slide has been ordered, and the deck has been barricaded where the slide entry was. If anyone has any information regarding the disappearance of the slide, it would be appreciated if you could contact my office on 5420 8987.

Trees to be removed

Council will remove the White Cedar Tree in King Road, outside the Child Care Centre in Mooloolah. This tree looks dead and is a deciduous species which has poisonous small berries. Being in this position the tree will be removed as soon as possible – before the tree begins to flower and form berries. Energex have asked permission to remove two Wattle trees and four Camphor Laurels in Dixon Road, Landsborough within the power line clearance zone. Energex will also remove one Bloodwood tree at the intersection of Old Gympie Road and Landsborough-Maleny Road that is leaning towards the powerlines and structurally unsound, growing from the side of an old stump.

Planning for 2030

Council is inviting community members to help plan and shape the next 20 years at a community conference, October 6 - 7, 2010. The community conference is the second of its kind to be held since the council amalgamation in 2008 and is a crucial stage in developing the Sunshine Coast’s first ever Community Plan. The deadline for nominations is August 27 and forms are available from council libraries, customer service centres, council’s website http://www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au or by calling council on 5475 7272.

I encourage all to get involved in council’s ‘Zooming into 2030’ competition – to let us know what you'd like the Sunshine Coast to look like in 20 years. To enter, all you need to do is take a picture or create an image that represents your vision; then, write a caption that explains your image.

Captions must start with the words ‘In 2030 I hope that…’ Zooming into 2030 is an important part of creating the Sunshine Coast Community Plan and many of the images and captions submitted will be used as illustrations. There are three categories for entry and $3,000 in prizes to be won, including an overall Mayoral prize of $1,000. The deadline for submissions is 5.00pm, September 17. You can find all the competition details and an application form on council's website www.sunshinecoast. qld.gov.au

Sunshine Coast Spring Wildflower Festival

From August 14 - 29, the popular Sunshine Coast Spring Wildflower festival will delight those with an eye and ear for something spectacular.

The festival not only showcases stunning wildflower displays but also some quirky ways to enjoy them.

There are opportunities to scope out the flowers by kayak on the Currimundi River, to photograph wildflowers from behind the lens of a camera, or take part in an eco-friendly gardening workshop. This free festival features over 40 walks, talks and workshops right across the Sunshine Coast. Spaces are limited so please book your place as soon as possible. For more information - brochures are available at council libraries, customer service centres and online at www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au

Australia’s first Affordable Living Strategy

Council has taken a step towards creating a future where living on the Coast will be more affordable for everyone by adopting the ‘Sunshine Coast Affordable Living Strategy’. The strategy proposes options to improve affordability and looks at the way we live, the size and type of housing we choose, the resources we use, how we move around, our relationship with the environment and the way our neighbourhoods evolve and function. Visit council’s website for a full copy of the strategy.

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One hundred per cent of all money raised from our golf day goes into our ‘children’s fund’ and most of that goes to help the children on the sunshine coast suffering from Cystic Fibrosis.

Thank you to all of these businesses who have made the effort to work with us to help the community.

Please make the effort to buy from them whenever you can.

We would like to especially thank Australia Zoo for their major sponsorship of this event. Without their assistance, and Terri Irwin’s personal assistance, we would not be able to help the cystic fibrosis children on the Sunshine Coast as much as we do.

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Peter Slipper MP, LNP candidate

Election 2010

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In last week’s edition we featured the responses of Fisher candidates, the LNP’s Peter Slipper MP and Chris Cummins, the ALP candidate. This week we feature the responses of Green’s candidate Garry Claridge, as well as the responses from all candidates to the additional questions we have received from our readers over the past week.

Please note Family First candidate Robyn Robertson said that due to the overwhelming requests she receives each day, and working fulltime, she was unable to respond to our reader questions by the deadline. She encourages voters to email her directly at rrobertson@familyfirstqld.org.au for any queries.

Chris Cummins ALP candidate In relation to fishing closures, there are a large number of areas presently closed and proposed for future closure, however there does not seem to be any scientific evidence produced to support the closures. The fishing industry both recreational and professional is big business and these closures will have a large impact on our economy.

What does your party propose to do about these closures going forward? Will the necessary scientific evidence be produced to support any future decisions? Will the areas that are closed

be eventually reopened?

Fisheries management is complex but necessary to ensure that Australia has a sustainable and prosperous fishing industry. Areas that are subject to closure are only closed after detailed scientific research has been conducted, or based on a precautionary principle where the status of the stock is unknown. Prior to closure there is a period of public consultation where detailed research is made available. Zones closed to fishing may be reopened in the future if fish stocks recover sufficiently but this again, would be determined by exhaustive scientific research.

What is the policy concerning your political party’s stance on support for Israel in relation to the problems with its neighbours in that region?

The Federal Government recognises the nation of Israel and believes that negotiation and open dialogue will deliver the optimum outcome for all people of the region.

Voting made easier for low vision Aussies Vision Australia, the nation’s leading provider of blindness and low vision services, is now open for early voting. For the first time in history, voters who are blind or have low vision will have the option to complete their ballot papers in secret.

At this month’s election, an Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) contact centre will be phoned when a person who is blind or has low vision presents at a designated polling station to vote (AEC divisional offices on August 21 and Vision Australia Centres from now).

In order to keep the vote secret, the contact centre will not be told who is calling; this information will be kept at the polling station.

“While this method of assistive voting is not as independent as we’d like, it certainly affords people who are blind with a higher level of secrecy,” said Mr Gerard Menses, CEO, Vision Australia.

“This is a step towards ensuring that people who are blind or have low vision will eventually have

the opportunity to exercise their constitutional right to vote both independently and privately,” he added.

This system was developed by the AEC, in collaboration with Vision Australia, the Human Rights Commission, and Blind Citizens Australia.

At future elections, it is planned that an electronic system will be available.

In Queensland, the closest location is at Vision Australia, 373 Old Cleveland Road, Coorparoo QLD 4151.

On polling day, August 21, telephone voting will be available in locations across Australia to enable electors who are blind or have low vision to cast a secret vote. The locations will include Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) divisional offices and blind service provider sites in capital cities. For more information call 13 23 26 and ask where your nearest AEC Divisional office is and whether it will have telephone voting.

In relation to fishing closures, there are a large number of areas presently closed and proposed for future closure, however there does not seem to be any scientific evidence produced to support the closures. The fishing industry both recreational and professional, is big business and these closures will have a large impact on our economy. What does your party propose to do about these closures going forward? Will the necessary scientific evidence be produced to support any future decisions? Will the areas that are closed be eventually reopened?

I am acutely aware of the importance of the commercial and recreational fishing industries to the Sunshine Coast. I recently met with local representatives to discuss this very issue.

Labor has failed to adequately consult them on the proposed Marine Protected Areas. A Liberal National Government will put an immediate hold on the Marine Bioregional Planning process and then restructure it within one year, in consultation with industry and the community.

We will also require peer-reviewed scientific evidence of threats to marine biodiversity to be made available to all stakeholders before any decision is made on future MPAs (particularly any no-take zone).

Our policy is designed to balance environmental preservation with economic growth and strong coastal communities.

What is the policy concerning your political party’s stance on support for Israel in relation to the problems with its neighbours in that region?

I support Australia’s long-standing friendship with Israel and the right of all people in the Middle East to live in peace, free from the threat of violence.

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The electorate of Fisher is named after former Australian Prime Minister Andrew Fisher, who was Prime Minister of Australia in 1908 - 09, 1910 - 13 and 1914 - 15.

Fisher covers an area of 1,170 sq kms from part of Alexandra Headland in the north, west to Cambroon and Conondale, south to Beerburrum and east to the coast. Major towns and population centres include Caloundra, Sippy Downs, the coastal strip including Kawana, Minyama and Mooloolaba, Montville, Maleny, Beerwah, Beerburrum, Glass House Mountains and Landsborough.

The electorate boasts a range of industries, from tourism, service industries and construction and development to education, pineapple, orchard and flower crops, dairy and beef cattle farming, and horse racing.

There are currently 83,365 electors on the roll for the Fisher electorate.

Garry Claridge, Greens candidate 1 How does your party approach the issue of people dishonestly claiming government benefits? What measures would you put in place to ensure taxpayer funds are only claimed by those with legitimate needs?

Detecting fraud is a process best dealt with by experts in the field. As 'Grassroots Democracy' is one of our core values, we would also like to hear from the community on methods for satisfying needs and avoiding fraud.

2 It seems Australia has an 'open door' policy when it comes to refugees.

What is your party's policy in terms of border protection and refugees?

Australia has an international agreement on our intake of refugees.

Last year that totalled approximately 13,500 people. This international commitment will remain. We will continue to protect our borders; if greater need arises then protection will be increased.

3 Will your party consider changes to legislation so that pensioners don't have to declare rebates from energy providers as an earning?

There is a huge push for households to become more energy efficient, so I have had solar panels installed on my roof, but when I receive rebates from my energy providers, I have to declare it as income, which could affect my pension.

Yes, that is a concern. If we do not have it detailed in our policy then I would work to include it. One of our core values is 'Social and Economic Justice', hence we would seek to right any disadvantage.

4 Why do politicians make so many promises they can't seem to keep?

How will your party ensure it implements all the election promises and pledges if we vote for you?

Our policies are open and published. We are a 'bottom-up' decision making Party, hence decision making comes from the members and from the electorate. So, this makes us accountable for our actions.

5 How does your party plan to provide for our nation's ageing population, in a respectful way that acknowledges the choices and preferences of our elderly?

The first of our published 'older-people' principles is: 'older people have the right to live with dignity'. We acknowledge that the 'skills and life experience of older people benefit the whole community'. Also, that 'older people have an equal right to participate in the social, economic and political aspects of life and to maintain their independence to what ever degree they feel able'. These are principles embedded into our policy.

6 For greens candidate - Does Bob Brown want to close 90 per cent of Australian fishing grounds to Australians only? There are so many foreign and Indonesian boats up north that don't get stopped for illegal fishing.

Both our law and International law allow us to have certain controls within our 'Economic Zone'; i.e. 200 nautical miles from shore. We can restrict fishing for various reasons; preserving stocks, protecting economic interests of local fishing fleets, etc. Hence, we would have to declare that the fishing by foreign vessels is causing stock or economic problems. We do know that stock is becoming a real problem, hence this restriction is likely. We would like to make it easier to make these decisions by reviewing all offshore constitutional settlements to ensure consistent regulation across state and Commonwealth marine boundaries. We also need better policing.

In relation to fishing closures, there are a large number of areas presently closed and proposed for future closure, however there does not seem to be any scientific evidence produced to support the closures. The fishing industry both recreational and professional, is big business and these closures will have a large impact on our economy. What does your party propose to do about these closures going forward? Will the necessary scientific evidence be produced to support any future decisions? Will the areas that are closed be eventually reopened?

We want to use ‘real science’ to determine 'no take' areas. This would also be determined by consultation with all stakeholders. We would endeavour to correct any unnecessary 'no take' areas; many of these areas are State controlled, hence we would need to work with the State authorities.

What is the policy concerning your political party's stance on support for Israel in relation to the problems with its neighbours in that region?

One of our core values is 'Peace and Non-Violence'. So, we do not condone violence used by one nation against the other; no matter who it is.

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Cellarbrations supports the responsible service of alcohol. All orders are subject to availablity. These prices are valid for a limited time and are subject to alteration without notice in the event that suppliers change their prices or Government imposes some further impost, or errors are made in printing. Some products may not be available at all outlets and prices may vary in country & Queensland regional areas. Tobacco and alcohol not sold to under 18s. E. & O.E.

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Health, beauty & well being directory Fitness

MASSAGE - FACIALS - WAXING - FOOT & HAND CARE NAILS - SPRAYTAN - TINTING - BODYWRAPS & MORE

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A newly released information sheet will help enhance the health of diabetes sufferers.

Approximately 74 per cent of those with diabetes engage in no, or low levels of exercise, while only 30 per cent of people who have been reported in taking action for diabetes have been shown to exercise most days, despite the evidence highlighting the benefits of exercise.

Exercise physiologist, Dr Mike Climstein says the info sheet provides diabetes sufferers with the knowledge they need to lead an optimal lifestyle.

The prevalence of diabetes in Australia is staggering with approximately 1.7 million people reported to have the disease with diabetes being the sixth leading cause of death.

“The cost directly associated with diabetes has been estimated to be $812 million in recent years, and lifestyle modification, including a controlled diet and regular exercise can help in effectively managing diabetes.

He said ativities such as choosing low GI foods; reducing fat intake; watching alcohol intake; ensuring a balance of other nutrients (calcium, iron, fibre), combined with cardiorespiratory and resistance exercise are essential in good diabetes management.

To download the Diabetes and Exercise Information Sheet or to assess your risk of developing diabetes visit www.sma.org.au

Phone 0402 434 469

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Hairdressers

Beerwah Hair & Beauty Salon

For all your Hair & Beauty needs 54 Simpson Street, Beerwah

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Beauty Treatments @ Hinterland Body & Soul

Countdown to summer begins with Glasshouse Community Fitness Did you realise that it’s only four months until summer! If this starts alarm bells ringing for you, it might be time to contact Andrea, Kirstee and Michelle of Glasshouse Community Fitness.

Glasshouse Community Fitness is a new health service that offers group fitness classes by a team of fully qualified and experienced instructors.

From pilates, pump, circuit, step and balance, to a running group and boxing, there’s something on offer to suit everyone, of all fitness levels.

Andrea, Kirstee and Michelle said they are keen to encourage locals to embrace an active lifestyle to improve their health and wellbeing.

“We’re all about putting the fun back into fitness and helping the community create happier and healthier lifestyles,” Andrea said.

“We understand that everyone is busy these days, and finding time to exercise often ends up at the bottom of our list, however it is very important for our emotional and physical wellbeing,” Kirstee said.

Michelle said one of the team is always available to offer advice, support or just general information.

“Combined, we have over 20 years experience in the health and fitness industry, and we’re here to help you achieve your goals and reach that happy, healthier you!” Michelle said.

For more information about Glasshouse Community Fitness’s timetable, and to kick off your countdown to summer, give the girls a call on 0414 014 613.

Michelle and Andrea

flickr photo: 'Smooth & Silvered' Orin Optiglot

Beauty

Hairdressers Owner/ Stylist

Arthritic symptoms Back pain Headaches/migraines Joint Injuries Neck Pain Sprains/strains Stress/tension Tendonitis

33 Caloundra St Landsborough Queensland 4550

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Treatment available in your home or at Beerwah Health Foods

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Life coaching

Certitude Life Coaching Believe the Essence of One’s-Self

B-Balanced

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Homeopathy

Lorraine Enright

NLP Master Practitioner & Goal Setting Life Coach 1B/11 Bruce Parade, Glass House Mtns (BY APPT ONLY)

PH: 5438 7113 Mob: 0408 827 116 E: certitudelifecoaching@bigpond.com

Leisa Rocker

Dream Analysis Homeopathy: Treating the Cause & Healing Reiki & Orion healing Holistically with Natural Medicine Dream Analysis: BookStress a Party Specialises in Post Traumatic Enquiries & Appointments Reiki: Gentle & Relaxing Ph/Fax is a medicine that treats http://bb6.com.au/Homeopathy Hands on Healing all diseases for all age groups ho Adv HscHsc Hom Hom AdvDip Dip (ACNM Accredited)

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Traditional natural healing

Stella Polaris Therapies

Karen Harris

Dr Mark Arrindell

BA (Hons) DO Member of The Australian Osteopathic Association

Mem. In AAMT, ATMS & QSMI Diploma of Remedial Massage

Health Fund Rebates Available

Remedial, Relax & Triggerpoint massage

Ph: 0413 539 723 - 20 Mill St, Landsborough

Nails Heavenly Nails & Beauty

OSTEOPATH & ACUPUNCTURIST

Servicing The Coast and Hinterland

DVA Provider, EPC, Doctor's Referrals, HICAPS (in Caloundra) Clinics in Caloundra and Landsborough (by appointment only)

Please call 0429 268 930 5 days a week

Sunshinehealing.net Cranio-Sacral Therapy; Shiatsu; Remedial Massage (health rebates)

Nails Waxing Tanning

Jayanti 0418 888 366

Call Sharon on 0457 413 652 Feel like a Princess

Acrylic Nails Gel Nails/Toes Nail Art Manicure/Pedicures Waxing Tinting Tanning Ear Piercing

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Accurate clairvoyant readings

Womens Healing Intuitive Relaxing Massage Karuna : 0428 390 968 Mystical Parties www.bluestarlight.com.au

School Formal & Wedding packages available

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Beerwah Bowen Therapy

VESNA HOLDEN

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Living well

Natural therapies

Photographer's corner with Marg and John

The Art of Seeing

The creative photographer is constantly on the lookout for photo opportunities. He does not look only at the ‘big picture’ but looks inside it. He is looking for elements which work together to create a picture to convey something of the mood he feels. His camera is merely a tool that he knows well allowing him to concentrate on making photographs.

So what makes the difference between a mediocre photograph and one that makes us feel the same strong emotion felt by the photographer?

As an aspiring photographer practises his craft and looks at the works of the masters, more and more will he look at a landscape or cityscape in the viewfinder and compose the various elements, excluding those that are merely distracting or unnecessary.

Above all he becomes aware of the light. He takes into account its intensity; he feels the mood created by the angle of the sun’s rays as they light up the subject. He is excited for now he is beginning to ‘see’.

Without light there is nothing. Strong backlighting puts a rim of light round some leaves in a rainforest; side lighting with long low angles, ripples across the texture of the sand dunes; cast shadows provide new shapes and contrasts; form shadows give a strong dimensional effect.

From dawn until dark and season to season the light is changing, so ‘being there’ to catch the moment makes all the difference. www.brettwestonarchive.com

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Natural therapies

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$ 1795.00

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Helping you heal Physically - Emotionally - Spiritually • massage therapy • reiki healing • ear candling • lymphatic drainage • R.E.S.E.T. (jaw alignment) • iDetox • natural products

Ph: 5496 0065 or 0412 081 908

SINGLE SLEEP SYSTEM • German Twin Drive Motors • Superior Quality 160mm Latex • Mattresses with Washable Covers • Fully Adjustable Head & Foot Each Bed

$ 950.00

Wholesale Electric Adjustable Beds dreamwavesleepsystem@bigpond.com

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Remedial Massage

Combining massage techniques from flowing, soothing to deep tissue

Reiki Therapy & Training Ph: 5494 1244

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Acne Clinic

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Skin care

Member of Australasian Society of Cosmetic Medicine

Microdermabrasion / Chemical Peels Available at Glass House Mountains Medical Centre Ph: 5496 9707

Weight management

Your local Independent Herbalife Distributor For fast, friendly service

Call Anita on 07 5496 0582

'Uluru' by John

Queenslanders sip their way to success Cancer Council Queensland would like to thank the thousands of Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea hosts, guests, donors and media who supported this year’s morning tea campaign!

Incredibly, Queenslanders have donated just over $2 million to Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea this year, $50,000 above the Cancer Council’s target!

This is the most Cancer Council Queensland has ever raised from a fundraising campaign of its kind, and it couldn’t have been achieved without the fantastic support of the thousands of Queensland Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea hosts and their guests, who made every cup count in support of Cancer Council Queensland.

For those who want to continue the fight against cancer, Daffodil Day is coming up on Friday, August 27. Visit www.daffodilday.com.au for more information.

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MOOLOOLAH VALLEY SPORTS CLUB

Out & about in Glasshouse country Rotary Charity Golf Day

It seems like there was more fun than golf happening down at Beerwah Golf Club when players lined up for the annual Rotary Charity Golf Day on August 8. For more details, see Rotary’s report on page 16/17.

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The Old Adventure Cafe has re-opened!

“Almaduf fys” CAFE & RESTAURANT

Fresh Home style cooked cooked meals in a relaxed environment

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7 1 Novelty putting (harder that it looks) 2 Kawana Waters Rotary Club in front of Australia Zoo truck 3 Colourful team from the Beerwah Hotel 4 Frohloff’s Fruit Barn team with Rotary members Peter and Klaus 5 Maybe try it this way – member of the BOQ team has a go 6 Nambour Rotary Club came all this way to participate 7 Master stroke

New Flower Power Hippie Stock just arrived Come and stock up for your next Hippie Party.

Costumes & Wigs also in Stock

www.partyshopcaloundra.com.au

0420 949 424

2/19 Bulcock Street, Caloundra

Opening Hours: Mon - Fri 9.30-4.30 and Sat & Sun 9-1

Ring us now to find out what we can help you out with for your next party or function.

We look after all occasions including weddings

5438 9424

Things 2 do Family bush dance returns Due to popular demand another Great Aussie Bush Dance is being held in the Sunshine Coast hinterland, when the Conondale Community Hall will be reverberating to the sounds of happy bush dancers and the music of Mama Syb and the Bush Rats on Saturday, August 21. The Great Aussie Bush Dance will be starting with dinner and bar available from 6.00pm provided by the Conondale Community Pool Committee, raising funds for the local pool. Dancing will start from 7.00pm. Entry to the event is $15.00 / $12.00 concession, kids 16 and under are free. For more information please contact Tom on 5494 4590 or email tombow51@ hotmail.com

Writing from the heart – weekend workshop Writing from the heart is a weekend workshop facilitated by Rose Allan, author, editor and speaker. It is valuable for anyone who is open to exploring their lives through writing. It takes the process of journaling to new creative heights of inspiration and clarity of vision. Over two days you will celebrate your individuality in an exploratory and creative atmosphere.

Using your own passions and experience you will discover to look beneath the surface of your life and to find your authentic voice.

You will discover a joy in writing – an understanding of the writing process – the courage to dig deep and see your experiences in a new light. When you write like this from the heart it is not hard work alt all – looking for a deeper meaning, making connections, fossicking about in the memory of the rich garden of your life. It is the loveliest thing – for suddenly you see that everything has significance.

Thursday night 7pm Cansurvive Cancer Support Centre, 69 Park Road – Nambour, Saturday and Sunday September 11 - 12. Cost $150.00 inclusive of notes, tea, coffee, snacks etc. Book through ucansurvive.org or phone 5441 5730 or email:info@cansurvive.org

GLASSHOUSE MOUNTAINS S P O R T S

Courtesy bus available Thurs, Fri from 5pm Please ring for bookings

Sunshine Coast Spring Wildflower Festival

Thursday Night Special

Exciting free festival with everything from walks, talks and kayaking to birds, bees and batty chatter. To book, choose an activity and call the number listed below. From Saturday, August 14 – Sunday, August 29 at various locations.

Contact local events include walks at the Beerwah Scientific Area on Friday, August 20, nocturnal creatures at Glasshouse Mountains on Tuesday, August 24, wetlands walk at Ewen Maddock Artificial wetlands, Landsborough on Thursday, August 26 and Beerburrum Wildflowers, Mt Beerburrum on Sunday, August 29. Bookings essential, contact 5475 8501 or 5420 8200, email customerservice@sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au

Meals starting from $13.90 Kids under 12yrs old eat free

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Community notices Glasshouse RSL raffle results

Raffle results July 30 - Lucky door: Cyril A52; Meat tray: Ian W, E08; Fruit / veggie tray: Larry E13; Fruit / veggie tray: Yvonne L E63 Raffle results for August 6 - Lucky door: Elaine A89; Meat tray: Greg C51; Fruit / veggie tray: Sheralee B12; Fruit / veggie tray: Jennie B, C68

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Beerburrum State School will hold its School Fete on Friday, September 3 from 3.00 - 9.00pm.

Lots of rides, market stalls, side show alley and fireworks to conclude the night. Market stall holder enquiries can be directed to Tracey James on 5496 0204 or 0438 419 839.

Starting Strong

Starting Strong is a program for expectant mothers and mums with babies under 12 months which has been developed to support and nurture the transition from pregnancy to motherhood. This program has proven to be very popular so please book early, next group starting Monday, September 6 at Glass House Mountains Neighbourhood Centre. Phone Wendy on 5429 6766 or 0423 716 705. Caloundra City Family Support Program.

JP Service at Glass House

We would like to advise the public that there is now a JP Service at the Glass House Mountains Visitor Information Centre five days a week. For further information ring the centre on 5438 7220. We urgently need more volunteers for this service. Please contact April on 5496 9408.

Baby photo competition

Glass House Mountains State School P&C Assocation’s Festival of Fun competition open for anyone in the Hinterland region to submit

their baby photo, age restriction six months to two years to enter (photo should be no older than six months). Great prizes. Entry $5.00, photos cannot be returned. Photos to be 6x4 size.

Winning photos will be published in GCNews.

Place baby’s name, date of birth and approximate date of photo on back of photo and send in or drop off to Glass House Mountains State School P&C, PO Box 13, Glass House Mountains 4518.

Contact Sharon for more information 5438 7589.

Best green thumb awards

Glass House Mountains State School P&C Association’s Festival of Fun - attention all home fruit and veggie growers – do you think you grow the best produce in your own back yard? Do you want to hold the title at this year’s Festival of Fun for the best produce in Glass House Mountains?

We’re looking for GROWERS of any edible fruit, veggies and herbs to be judged at this year’s Festival. Free entry - all produce donated to the school. Items brought on day of festival from 11.00am – 1.00pm on Sunday, September 12, judging to take place between 1.00pm - 2.00pm, winners announced 2.00pm, after 2.00pm produce sold off. Green Thumb titleholders will be published in GCNews with photos. Quantity of produce needs to be submitted for sampling.

Contact Sharon for more information 5438 7589.

Proudly sponsored by Nature's Fruit Company.

Bric-a-brac required

Bric-a-brac items required for Glass House Mountains State School P&C Associations’ Festival of Fun. Do you have unwanted items for our brica-brac stall? Any kids clothes and shoes (all items to be in good condition, not requiring repair). Toys, books, pictures, kitchenware, electrical goods, small furniture items (no bulky items). Drop off days Wednesday and Friday, 1.00pm - 3.00pm

GCNews welcomes contributions from not-for-profit community groups and other local organisations. Please note the editorial deadline is 12.00noon each Friday. If you have missed the deadline your contribution will not be considered for the next edition. For contributions that do meet the deadline, every effort will be made to include them in the next edition, however if we receive more contributions than we have space available,

and Saturday 10.00am - 12.00noon at the school Uniform Shop (behind Hall). Unsold items will be donated to local charity.

Eudlo Hall Spring Up Market

Sunday, September 12, 7.00am - 12.00noon.

Book now for your chance to participate. For the first time our Hall will be offering tea, coffee and cake during the morning. A much missed stallholder will be returning with her tasty sauces and spreads and some new additions to her table.

Home-made by Nicki now has some well deserved accolades to boast about from the Sunshine Coast Agricultural Show. Come and get yours. New stallholders welcome, contact Annie 5445 0599 or 0402 334 199.

Mooloolah River Waterwatch and Landcare Inc’s Annual General Meeting

commences 2.00pm, Saturday, August 28 at the Mooloolah Native Nursery, Holcim Site, Steve Irwin Way, Glenview. A general meeting to discuss future plans and items of interest to members will follow the AGM.

Bush dance bonanza!

Bush dance bonanza at Peachester Hall, Saturday, September 4. Come along for a great family night out, you can even dress up in your best country gear! Food is available from 5.30pm, dancing kicks off at 7.00pm. With a licensed bar and a new caller this year, there is something for everyone! You can also win big with our monster raffle with awesome prizes to be won. Prepurchased tickets are $20.00 for a family (two adults, two children), $8.00 for adult and $4.00 for child (over four). Tickets at the door will be $24.00 for family, $10.00 adult and $5.00 for child. All proceeds to Beerwah Kindy. For more information or tickets, please call Tina on 0409 266 073 or Annoeska on 0415 215 454.

then some may be held over until the following week. Priority is given to contributions which are time specific.

Please keep contributions to a maximum of 100 words. Contributions may be edited if they are too lengthy and in accordance with the GCNews style guide. For more information about submitting a contribution, email reception@gcnews.com.au

Glasshouse Country Ministers Fellowship Kids & Youth ÊÊ Programs

Heinrich Rusterholz Seventh Day Adventist Church

www.churchontherise.org.au

As all of Australia is looking at the election coming up shortly and deciding who should lead this country we can ask ourselves some questions.

Can we trust the two main politicians who want to lead the country? What is their track record in the area helping us to trust them? Do their actions of the past tell us how they will act in the future?

It is interesting in the time of Jesus, politics and corruption was everywhere. At that time the Romans were the ruling party and the Sanhedrin also had some political clout in certain areas. The Sanhedrin was the church leadership of that time.

What did Jesus address? He addressed the issue of human nature by saying that people need to be changed. All human beings including politicians live and act out of his/her core beliefs. So as the elections draw near one question is: what are the politicians’ core beliefs because out of these

beliefs they will live and act.

Jesus addressed this issue too when he mentioned that out of the heart come all the desires of a person whether it is good or bad.

Matthew 15:19; Mark 7:21 In the Bible we read that all are born with a desire Rom. 5:10 ‘There is no one righteous not even one; 12b there is no one who does good not even one.’ Here are some more examples Psalm 51:5; Jeremiah 17:9.

Where does this leave us when it comes to voting in the upcoming election? We need wisdom to choose wisely.

Glasshouse Country Baptist Church

CATHOLIC WEEKEND MASSES

58 Roberts Rd, Beerwah

Invites you to our Sunday services at 9.00am Enquiries phone 5494 6354 26

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BEERWAH 9.30 & 6 MALENY 10.30

Twin Peaks Drive, Beerwah Sunday Worship & Youth Program 8.30am Phone: 5494 6187 All Welcome!

Saturday 6pm: Peachester Rd, Beerwah 5493 0967 Sunday 7am: Caloundra St, Landsborough 5494 8896 Sunday 6pm: Mooloolah Hall, Bray Rd 5492 9279

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Glasshouse Country Uniting Church A Caring Christian Community

Church Office 5494 0655

68 Peachester Rd, Beerwah

Mooloolah Valley Church Christ centred, Community minded Family service Sundays 10:30 Village Hall Sunday School - 11.00am Everyone welcome- Enquiries 5492 9017

GLASSHOUSE COMMUNITY CHURCH Pastor Brendan Edwards

Glasshouse Country RSL Sub Branch Building - Sun 4.30pm

Kids Church during service

A Wesleyan Methodist Church

Phone: 5496 9556

GLASSHOUSE COUNTRY ANGLICAN CHURCH

WEDNESDAYS *Mooloolah (Paget Road) 9.00am SUNDAY *Beerwah (Peachester Road) 9.00am (First Sundays - Family Service) Rev. Ken Goodger - 5491 1866 Local contact 5494 9536

GLASSHOUSE COUNTRY

LUTHERAN CHURCH Reed Street, Glass House Mtns

Sunday Worship 9.00am Contact 5439 9341 or 5496 9671

Talkin Trades

A to Z of trades and services Five minutes with Tim and Leanne Coates of Kajax Building Services find the right solution to your problems. With an expertise that lies in renovating homes, building decks and extensions, you can trust us to provide utmost professionalism and customer service.

How long have you been operating your business?

Contact Tim and Leanne at 0410 529 696 or visit their website at http://www. kajaxbuildingservices.com.au/ to request a quote.

Appliance repairs

Airconditioning Tellum Refrigeration & Airconditioning

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Repairs, Installation & Maintenance to all Air conditioning systems, commercial & residential. Sales of energy efficient Daikin Airconditioners (ducted, wall hung & multi-head split systems)

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If you are tired of building companies who don’t live up to their promises and need someone you can depend on, we are happy to step in and work with you from concept to completion.

Renovating a home should be an exciting experience; it is adding another chapter to your family history.

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Tyre Sales & Repairs Full Mechanical Service & Repairs Quality wheel alignments (on the latest equipment) R.W.C. on Cars & 4WD Log Book Service All brake & suspension work Windscreens AC Servicing

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ALL HOUSEHOLD ELECTRICAL * WASHING MACHINES *DRYERS *POWER TOOLS * MICROWAVE OVENS

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Need a new antenna? There's a Jim's Antenna owner in Glasshouse. Call for a free quote today.

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LANDSBOROUGH AUTO ELECTRICS

Arctic au 22675

OVER 25 YEARS CONTRACTING Great prices on split & ducted Air conditioning systems

5494 0944

Automotive

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Ph: 0422 864 744

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 30 Years Experience in Trade  Tradesman not Salesman  First Class Workmanship  Priced for your pocket

52 52 Peachester Peachester Rd Rd BEERWAH BEERWAH

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- COMMERCIAL & DOMESTIC -

0434 090 197

G 24 YEARS STRON & STILL GROWING

Licensed building contractors are required to state their name and BSA licence number in all advertisements. A BSA licence is mandatory for building design, plumbing and drainage; gas fittings; termite inspection and reports and pre-purchase building inspections.

Unlicensed contractors for all other building work are required to state in their advertisement the value or work they are entitled to carry out without a licence. Failure to provide this information can result in a substantial penalty. It is the advertisers’ responsibility to comply with these requirements.

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When it comes to creating the perfect home, one looks for the ideal partner who can deliver quality service and define design according to specific needs and preferences. Whether you are starting from scratch or looking to mend or restore a section in the home, we can help you

Why should readers give you a call?

Mobile or Workshop

Full logbook servicing Roadworthy certificates Aircon repairs & servicing Brakes, clutches & all mechanical repairs Mob: 0432 215 628 Ph: 5494 1222 Fax: 5494 1224 11 DYER STREET, LANDSBOROUGH

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What type of services do you offer?

Leanne and I established Kajax Building Services in 2008 with only one goal in mind: deliver durability, beauty and sustainability for your home by providing the best raw materials and hiring reliable craftsmen who share our high standards. Whether you want to extend your home to make a small office, give your bathroom a face lift, or add a new deck, we will take the time to sit with you and discuss your needs. I

have 13 years experience in the building and construction industry while Leanne has extensive knowledge of marketing and administration.

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Servicing the Sunshine Coast and Hinterland area Breakdown and Onsite Service Logbook Servicing Tune up and Fuel Injection Brakes and Suspension 0439 808 602

24K GOLD ELECTROPLATING

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Hale Carpet Cleaning Family Owned and Operated

& Wide Load Escorts GLASSHOUSE MOUNTAINS Daren Taylor: 0418 188 243 A/H 07 5496 9975 26 years experience in house removal QBSA Contractor Licence 076224 Houses Bought/ Sold/ Delivered Houses Raised/ Lowered/ Slid/ Restumped

SPECIAL RATES FOR LOCALS

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5494 6658 - 0418 151 231 ALL BRICK AND BLOCKWORK RETAINING WALLS - FIREPLACES - BIG/SMALL JOBS

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BSA Licence No: 1016451

www.kajaxbuildingservices.com.au

Builders / Carpenters

(*Conditions Apply)

CARPENTRY RENOVATIONS & REPAIRS HOUSEHOLD & COMMERCIAL

CHRIS HALL BUILDERS

QBSA lic number 1063554 H.I.A. member 839908

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JOHN DOBBS local tradesman

mobile: 0417 716 821 a/h: 5499 9710

of prestige and quality homes, extension and renovations

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Aussie Carpets & Vinyl

Beerwah Showroom - Locally owned and operated Free Measure and Quote.

15 Free St. Ph: 5494 6300

NEED A QUALITY BUILDER? THINKING OF RENOVATING? Insurance Repairs Small Jobs Welcome BSA Lic # 1018329

CUT & EDGE SERVICE AVAILABLE

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QBSA 1155593

www.redbuilding.net.au

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• Kitchens • Vanity • Laundry •TV Units • Robes • Appliances • Organised sub trades

CALL YOUR LOCAL BUILDER

E dean@redbuilding.net.au

Computer Sales & Repairs

Joinery & Shopfitters

Phone Daniel 0414 417 148

Glasshouse Country News For all your advertising needs please call Marylyn on 5494 6066

Director

or email advertising @gcnews.com.au

to advertise your business M 0417 045 062 | AUGUST 18 2010

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Cabinetmakers

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* 15 years experience * Quality work * Renovations * New homes * Decks * Bathrooms * New roofs * Repairs FOR PROMPT QUOTING AT COMPETITIVE RATES... CALL YOUR LOCAL BUILDER

(07) 5494 7117 (07) 5494 7543 redbuilding@bigpond.com 88 King Rd, Mooloolah QLD 4553

• Carpet • Vinyl • Tiles • Blinds • Timber

Phone 1300 721 117 www.pcsol.com.au

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REG BUILDER BSA LIC No 730134

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Carpet sales

PC Solutions & Tuition will fix it! At your door, no callout fees, all areas. Local Technician. Competitve Rates.

RENOVATION & HOME CONSTRUCTION

Dean Parry Phone 5494 6066

Local Business Carpet Protection Organic & Bio Degradable

Argh! Stupid Computer!

5494 6794 or 0412 060 184

M 0417 045 062

Carpet & Rug Cleaning Upholstery Cleaning Sisal & Coir

Computing

Gold Card No.: 24113

Bathrooms Timber Decks Pergolas

The environmentally

www.aussiecarpetsandvinyl.com.au

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Prompt quoting Over 20yrs experience

5499 9926 Monday - Friday 7.30am - 5.30pm

0412 781 485

$500 OFF

0410 529 696!

Call Brad & Kaylene Hale, your local carpet cleaning professionals

100% Green 100% Clean 100% Dry

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License No 71591

BRICKLAYING - BOB KENNEDY

Carpets, Rugs, Curtains, Cars Lounge Suites (Fabric and Leather) Stain Removal, Tile & Grout Cleaning Carpet, Upholstery & Tile Protection Concrete Paths, Patios & Driveways

carpet cleaning nic preferred system that really works

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Try Kajax Building Services!

If customer service & quality workmanship is important to you then CALL TIM NOW and enjoy the Kajax Building Services experience.

A WINDOW OR Call for a FREE QUOTE GLASS SLIDING DOOR on your next building project

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RENOVATING OR EXTENDING?

Bricklayers

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Carpet cleaning

D & L House Removers

 Qld Company Lastest Technology Professional Technicians 5492 9321 SHOWERFIX www.showerfix.com.au

New Homes Extensions Renovations

www.notjustcanvas.com.au

Building YOUR ideas and dreams into YOUR reality

RESEAL • REGROUT • WATERPROOF NO TILES REMOVED

SHOWERFIX offer a full range of waterproofing services for showers, vanities & bath surrounds QBSA 1086283 SUNSHINE COAST COMAPANY

info@notjustcanvas.com.au

Building stylish, functional homes of character and lasting appeal.

Lic.# QBSA 888637

LEAKING SHOWERS

4-6 Boeing Place Caboolture Ph: 5428 3994 F: 5432 4035

Planning to build a new home?

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We Can Plate Any Metal Car Emblems, Taps, Golf Clubs & More 0417 399 080 Email: gold24k@bigpond.com

Phone Paul 0417 749 159 or a/h 5494 9841

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29 YEARS EXPERIENCE LOCAL FOR 24 YEARS

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MOBILE MECHANICAL REPAIRS

Caravan annexes and awnings camper trailers and conversion kits

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AUTOMOTIVE

Specialising in Custom Canvas Work

ABN 60 627 360 193 ACN 131 206 089 BSA Lic. #1018329

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(MEGGSY)

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DAVID MANN

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TOP CAR

Member of M.B.A. * No job too small * Pergolas * Bathroom Renovations * Verandahs * Decks *Owner Builders

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REG. BUILDER

Automotive cont.

Canvas

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CARPENTER

BSA Lic No. 54311

A to Z of trades and services

IT SUPPORT FOR HOME & BUSINESS

Bring it in - Or we come to you!

Fully equipped workshop in store - get your computer back faster!

Virus Detection & Removal | Insurance Repairs & Quotes Laptops & Desktop PC's | PC & Mac Printer Cartridges & Ink Refills

WEBSITE DESIGN & ONLINE MARKETING

Shop 2, 5 Peachester Road, Beerwah- Next to Subway

www.totalmicrosystems.com.au

Talkin' trades

5494 0398

Has your business been featured in our 'talkin' trades' yet? Give us a call on 5494 6066 and we can offer you a free write up in this section, (conditions apply).

All Aspects of Electrical Contracting Beerwah & Surrounding areas Prompt Reliable Service No Job Too Big or Too Small

Call Jamie 0417 720 505 a/h 5494 6282

Ceiling Fans Lighting Air Conditioners

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QBSA 068989 Professional & prompt Quality work Site left clean Driveways, Patios, Paths and slabs in plain, exposed & decorative finishes Existing concrete rejuvenated

• Stenciling • Covacrete • Stamped • Exposed Concrete • House slabs • and resealing ROBERT TREVISAN

5413 2500

Ian Linwood - Electrical Contractor

License No. 71818

Domestic/Commercial/Industrial

• Installation/Maintenance/Repairs • Test and tag specialist • Over 30 years experience • Prompt reliable service

0437 020 070

A/H 07 5494 9335

Willow Bend Electrical Service

Russell Munns

PHONE: 0407 754 208

Lic No. 69934

•Domestic •Commercial •Industrial •Marine

•Small-Job Specialist •Lighting Ideas •EcoSmart Accredited •After-Hours Assistance •30+ Years Experience

0409 766 776

Electricians

Fencing Installations Installations, Repairs Servicing and Air Conditioning Repairs, Servicing Installations, Servicing Domestic . Owner Builders . Repairs, Commercial . Rural . Industrial Domestic • Commercial • Rural • Industrial

ABN 89 058 455 025

ALL DOMESTIC - COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL

* Installation * Air Conditioning * Split Systems

Lic: 66091

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Ph 5492 9502 Mob: 0409 549 295

Phone 5494 6066 to advertise your business

Lawn & garden maintenance Rubbish removal & garden care Ride on mowing Gutter cleaning

Handyman jobs External house cleaning High pressure water cleaning Rental clean ups

SRB Property Maintenance Service

For all your: • Push & Ride-on Mowing • Edging & Hedge Trimming

• Pruning & Garden work • Gutter cleaning • Painting & Concreting

Free quotes.... Pensioner discounts

Phone Stuart on 0407 021 715 ‘and let me do it right for you’

Gas

KLM

20 Tytherleigh Ave, Landsborough

Phone 5494 8900

LP Gas Suppliers

FIRST CALL FENCING

5493 0493

Timber, Colourbond, Aluminium & Glass Pool fencing, Gates Retaining Walls & More For a free quote Phone Matthew YOUR LOCAL LICENSED CONTRACTOR

A & K Glass and Aluminium

5496 9861 or 0439 303 306 Glasshouse Mtns

email: matthewcarter@aapt.net.au QBSA 1139536

Servicing the Hinterland all areas • Windows • Doors • Shower Screens • Maintenance • Large Range of Spare Parts

Glasshouse Country News For all your advertising needs please call Cathy on 5494 6066 or email advertising @gcnews.com.au

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Glass & Security

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Office:0414 5493482 0054 Mobile: 037 Mobile: 0414 482 037

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Lic No 67745

Adam: Glasshouse Mtns Adam: Glasshouse Office: 5493 0054Mtns

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Jim: Beerwah

Jim: Beerwah Office: 5439 9400 Office:0414 5439774 9400 Mobile: 046 Mobile: 0414 774 046

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Domestic • Commercial •71536 Rural • Industrial BSA Lic. No. 60278 Lic. No. 60278 PO BoxBSA 578, Beerwah QLD 4519 PO Box 578, Beerwah QLD 4519

5494 9183 0438 308 513

Q.B.S.A. Lic No. 1130199

Retail suppliers of fencing materials, timber, logs, wire and steel.

Also installers of quality fencing For a Free Measure and Quote phone

Electrical Services Electrical Services ELECTRICAL SERVICES PTY LTD

KEV’S MOWING

Lawn Mowing - Ride on Mowing Edges & Pruning

41 Caloundra Rd, Caloundra

Electrical

T0548

Please phone 0421 690 895

Phone Nick Atwell Mob: 0411 466 586 A/H: 5494 6713

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CONCRETING

M & A CONCRETING

Large Acreage Mowing Rubbish Removed

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Licensed Contractor - BSA 1119033 ‘Local Guy, Local Quote’

Mays Mowing Service Garden Clean ups Gutter Cleaning Whipper Snipping Pruning

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Darryl Johnson - 0415 954 195

Your Electrical and Lighting Retailer

www.jimsmowing.net

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“All Aspects of Concreting”

Your local Jim services all areas call 131546

Wynne’s

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(AH) 5494 6302

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Zedmere Pty Ltd

Domestic · Commercial · Industrial · Rural T0030

Driveways - Paths - Patios - Slabs Quality Work at Competitive Rates

* Mowing * Rubbish removals * Pruning * Garden cleanups * Ride on work * Gutters cleaned

Phone Greg on 0418 741 145

Est. since 1983

Phillip Short Concrete

PLAIN • STENCIL • EXPOSED AGG. STAMPED • COVERCRETE

Same day response Free Quotes Fully insured

Domestic, Commercial, Owner Builder, Rural & Industrial

Lic 69821

Lic # 5582

ELECTRICIAN

Concreting

Garden maintenance

Domestic, Commercial, Phone & Data, Intercoms & Gates

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Home visits-we will come to you!!

Microsoft Certified- Windows 7 trained No call out fees- No Hourly Rate Any computer problems fixed for $99 Fixed Price!!

Evenings and weekends available at no extra cost. www.SuncoastITGuys.com.au

T0389

Computer Repairs - Upgrades - Troubleshooting - Virus Removal Servicing - Internet Problems - File Backup And Transfer

• Domestic • Rural • All Types • 4WD Tractor & Bucket • Post Driver & Slasher • 4T Tipper Rubbish Removal • Total Landscape Service • Locally Owned & Operated For a free quote phone Garth 5499 9330 or 0438 714 983

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Call 0404 548 489

Lic. No. 70875

NFL Electrical Nathan 0417 040 291

Providing Affordable Computer Assistance To Sunshine Coast Homes

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Quality, Safety, Reliability Ph: Mick 0412 160 906

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Computing cont.

0412 234 240

Gold Licence # 66414

A to Z of trades and services

FREE QUOTES

Factory and Showroom 4 Railway Street, LANDSBOROUGH (next to BP) ph. 5494 8748 fax. 5494 8858

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BEERWAH LANDSCAPING

Local Painters

Quality Workmanship

Glass & Security cont.

LOW COST GLASS REPLACEMENT

Phone Shane Robins 0418 900 705 a/h 5494 6425

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• Home • Shop • Office • 7 Days •

QBSA 1147179

Contact Frank 0457 486 080

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NATURE’S GREEN

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Horticulture & Landscape Services

BRESLIN PAINTING

DESIGN IT - CONSTRUCT IT - MAINTAIN IT

Jaimie Kerr

Sanders Hinterland Home Maintenance

Certified Horticulturist/Landscaper

PLEASE PHONE BRUCE FOR FRIENDLY RELIABLE SERVICE

PROPERTY MAINTENANCE 25 yrs Experience

QUALIFIED TRADE CARPENTER & JOINER

General repairs & maintenance, Decking, Fencing, Doors, Windows, Kitchens, Shelving, Wardrobes etc Pressure Washing, Gutters Cleaned, Gutter Guards fitted

Locksmiths

A.S.P.

Friendly, Reliable, Will turn up!

HINTERLAND PEST CONTROL

Mobile Locksmiths 0400 114 604

Cost Effective Local Business Est. Since 1996 • Cockroaches • Carpet Beetle • Lawn Weeds • Silver Fish • Bed Bugs

30 yrs Exp – mobile EFTPOS “Servicing the Hinterland”

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Marine Services

TO504

No Job too Big or Small Gary 0414 271 899 or 5494 8236

Pest control

TO508

Mobile: 0407 657 588

New Work & Repaints • Airless Spraying

5494 1861 • 0418 883 436

Structural & Soft Landscape Construction Lawn & Property Services ABN: Commercial & Private 17396020409

T0443

• General Repairs & Maintenance • Minor Painting • Minor Roof Repairs • Supply & Fit Whirlybirds • Repair/Replace Gutters, Fascia & Flashing • Remesh Flyscreen Doors and Windows • Laserlite • Replace/Fit Door & Window Locks • Small Tiling Jobs • Concreting • Timber Deck Maintenance • Pressure Clean Driveways & Paths ABN: 94 247 061 792

0418 155 021 / 5439 0452

Discount for Pensioners

• General Repairs & Maintenance • Small Carpentary Jobs • Tiling • Plumbing • Painting • Fencing • Electrical (Lic 5582)

FFIRST IRST IN IN QUALITY QUALITY&&SERVICE SERVICE

Hire

0404 479 187 or 5494 9336

ALL AREAS

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Friendly Quality Paints

ABN: 43 886 956 461 BSA Lic: 1091741 MPA Mem No: 162207

FREE QUOTES INDUSTRIAL FREE QUOTES FREE QUOTES FREE QUOTES

Doing a DIY project?

We deliver - you dig • Dry Hire - Week-end Rates - Tight Access • 800mm wide - 4 in 1 Bucket - Trencher 100mm • Post Hole Digger 200 &350 - Spreader Bar • Or General Hire

John Annakin

Plant & Machinery Shane Schultz

Landscaping

Local Tradesman with 20 years Experience

LANDSCAPING

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ABN 79 347 449 750

Glasshouse Country News For all your advertising needs please call Marylyn on 5494 6066 or email advertising @gcnews.com.au

ANDREW 0423 107 716

Nick & Steph Painting Local husband & wife painting team TO510

BOBCAT EXCAVATOR HIRE Licensed

Operator • Tilt Bucket • 3 ton Excavator • Laser Levelling • Trencher • Post Hole Borer • Auger 250 • 350 • 450 • 600mm Plant Auger Lindeman Road • Rotary Flail/Grass Mulcher/Cutter • 8 ton Tipper Truck BEERWAH AVAILABLE 7 DAYS A WEEK Ph: 5494 0056 • Mobile: 0408 192 814 T0070

All Aspects of Painting Sunshine Coast including all Hinterland areas

Builder & Stone Mason QBSA License No. 77177. Est 1981

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21 Years Experience

Professional Painting

BSA NO. 1011255

0407 439 526

07 5493 0440

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Call Terry 0427 948 997 After Hrs 5494 8997

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ABN: 43 886 956 461 BSA Lic: 1091741 MPA Mem No: 162207

ABN: 43 886 956 461 BSA Lic: 1091741 MPA Mem No: 162207

ABN: 43 886 956 461 BSA Lic: 1091741 MPA Mem No: 162207

PRODUCTS ØDOMESTIC ØCOMMERCIAL ØINDUSTRIAL ØDOMESTIC ØC ØD OMESTIC ØC ØI NDUSTRIAL ØDOMESTICØIØC NDUSTRIAL OMMERCIAL ØINDUSTRIAL DOMMERCIAL OMESTIC COMMERCIAL OMMERCIAL

Dennehy’s Bobcat & Excavations for Down to Earth Service

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We give you a warranty on our work.

For reliable service call ........

FIRST IN UALITY FIRST IN &QS& UALITY ERVICE F&IRST &PRODUCTS IN SERVICE QUALITY & SERVICE QUALITY W ORKMANSHIP PREMIUM QQ UALITY WORKMANSHIP PREMIUM Lic No. PMT-0-11432 QUALITY WORKMANSHIP QUALITY & WP ORKMANSHIP REMIUMQPUALITY RODUCTS & PREMIUM WORKMANSHIP PRODUCTS & PREMIUM PRODUCTS

a/h: 5494 0830

reticulation

Fully Licensed and Insured

• TERMITE TREATMENTS • TERMITE BARRIERS • PRE-PURCHASE PEST & BUILDING REPORTS • THERMAL IMAGING • COCKROACHES • SPIDERS • ANTS

Painters

Phone Greg on 0418 741 145

Ph: 0418 204 159

Termites:

• Spiders • Pre-purchase • Rodents timber inspections • Fleas • Termite inspections • Ants • Chemical barriers/

GLASSHOUSE COUNTRY PEST CONTROL

HANDYMAN

RENWICK’S LANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTION • WATER FEATURES • PAVING & STONEWORK • PATHWAYS/STAIRS • RETAINING WALLS • UNIQUE GARDENS & • DRIVEWAYS GARDEN FEATURES • POOL SURROUNDS • OUTDOOR LIVING AREAS GRAHAM RENWICK

BSA 49885

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Ph. 5494 9400 or 0401 674 126

email: painter-decorator@hotmail.com

T0065

22+ years experience Free in all types of home maintenance Quotes repairs, painting & minor renovations

BSA: 106 8977 LIC: PMT-0-11572

ALL MAINTENANCE

T0055

Rick’s

Free Quotes & Pensioner Discounts Call Rudi Mobile: 0438 940 634

TO507

Handyman services

QBSA Act Licence No: 1155906

NEED A PAINTER?

BSA Lic: L 1117342

› New homes › Repaints › Industrial & Commercial

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POSI-TRACK SLASHING & EARTHWORKS

Over 20 yrs exp

*4 in 1 Bucket & Level Bar *6ft Double Head Slasher *50hp *10m3 Tipper

Quality workmanship • Premium paints • Free quotes

FREE QUOTES

Call Nick or Steph 5439 0249 or 0438 152 049 nspainting@internode.on.net ABN 46 353 680 084

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Free quotes: Call for the Best Price • Windows • Doors • Maintenance • Shower Screens • Security & Insect Screens MONTY’S GLASS & SECURITY 5493 0374 0439 875 031

High Quality Work Our Prices Based on Award Wages NO HIDING PROFIT! Over 30 Years Experience

• Design • Retaining walls / Drainage • Paving / Repairs • Gardens / Mulching • Lawns • Mini Bobcat Services

TO551

A to Z of trades and services

BSA lic 1168923

*Driveways *Site clean-ups *Landscaping

0419 704 408 5494 8913

Hinterland Areas Works where others can’t and loves Lantana!

D & M Britton - Old Gympie Rd, Landsborough

A to Z of trades and services

TO516

BSD PLASTERING Interior Sheeting, Plastering, Cornice and Covering Exposed Bricks

T0223

Allan Koschel Plumbing Service

POSI TRACK, EXCAVATOR, TIPPER & BEVERTAIL HIRE

Lic. No. 13217

Plumber, Drainer and Gas Fitter

3½t Excavator. Hydraulic Grab, Ripper, 350mm 450mm Trenching and 1200mm tilt mud buckets.

Ph: (07) 5493 0625

Fire Breaks. Tree Clearing, Mulching. Dams, Driveways. Bulk Loading & Carting.

P 0422 270 386

4 Turner Street, BEERWAH

Mobile: 0407 727 645

LETTERHEADS

NO JOB TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL! For all your PLUMBING needs

RUBBER STAMPS A5 & A4 INVOICE BOOKS Business Cards

Refrigeration FRIDGE DOOR SEALS * All major brands * Supply & Fit

0409 419 656

3.5 & 6 Tonne Excavators with Tilt Bucket & Augers Positrack with Tilt Bucket & Slasher 10m tipper hire TO514

Whirlybirds from $176.00 Skylights from $354.00 Supply & Install

Landsborough

TO515

0417 565 370 ABN 96 526 485 660 Bill Knight

Licence No: 23418 QBSA: 1164142

TO556

0419 674 877 or 5439 9789 Limited access specialist VE

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Minimal Site Impact Entry 700mm Landscaping Post Hole Borer & Fence Installer • Site Clean ups • Trenching

PH. JOHN 0403 795 185 5492 9909

LI’L Aussie DIGGA EXCAVATIONS

LOCALS

SUPPORTING LOCALS

Licence No 1017722

Call John 0407 320 366 “Don’t put up with a drip, call your local bloke now!”

New work • Renovations • Commercial Maintenance Drainage • Roofing & Guttering Call Colin now for all your plumbing needs Mob: 0430 591 433 Home: 5496 7354 PROFESSIONAL RELIABLE SERVICE

OBLIGATION FREE QUOTE

ENVIROPLUS T0287

Quality work, local knowledge, over 20 years experience

Rubbish removal • All sizes • Locally owned & operated from Landsborough • Competitive prices • Same day delivery

Mark Forbes Plumbing

LICENCED PLUMBER / DRAINER New Installations/Repairs/Renovations: Potable Water Sewerage Roof & Guttering Stormwater Septic & Drainage

5.5 Tonne Excavator Hire Buckets Augers

replacement

C.Apelt Plumbing

T0553

• 10m Tipper • 450 Profiler • Tilt Bucket • Augers • Bucket Broom • & more

Need a plumber?

0401 057 126 mfplumbing@hotmail.com

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Ian Owen

Plumbing & Gas Fitting

EPA LICENSED

COUNCIL APPROVED

* Septic Tank & Grease Trap Cleaning * Small Truck for Easy Access

EST OVER 35 YEARS

All Maintenance & Renovations 0418 986 538 A/H 5494 7413

www.jimsskipbins.com.au

Septic services

QBSA No. 1180171

Glasshouse Country News For all your advertising needs please call Marylyn on 5494 6066

or email advertising @gcnews.com.au

Landsborough

T0092

Pty Ltd

Competitive Rates, Prompt Effective Service

• Laserlite to patios • Minor Roof repairs • Re pointing ridge caps • Roof restorations • Gutter Repairs & Minor • Roof leaks

for all your plumbing needs!

T0450

T0120

Glasshouse Mountains and surrounding areas - 8 tonne tipper - trencher - augers - 4 in 1 bucket - levelling bar - laser levelling Phone John Baker - forks - 3 tonne excavator on 0409 20 64 64

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BOBCAT & EXCAVATOR HIRE

TO539

5494 1399 or 0418 930 099

PHONE JAREN 5439 0764

Roofing

Air-Conditioning Drains Unblocked / Located Waste Water Treatment Systems

Service & Maintenance Domestic / Commercial Gas Fitting

Good Rates - All Areas

COMPETIT RATES

200 for $79

Full colour, single sided Includes basic design service & GST

Phone Mobile: 0413 330 275 or 5439 0960 Lic’d Plumber and Drainer QBSA 1002354

Landsborough Excavator & Positrack Hire

Town & Country Bobcat & Tipper

LARGE RANGE OF ORIGINALS & GENERIC BRANDS

Phone: 5494 6011

PO Box 316 Glasshouse Mtns 4518

TREVOR SANDERSON

Servicing North Brisbane to Gympie

PRINTER CARTRIDGES

T0082

- PT 100F Track Loader - All site slashing & cutting - Double Head Slasher - Dedicated Mulcher

Q.B.S.A. No. 76388

Printing & Stationery T0081

email: ba_earthmovers@dodo.com.au

T0568

Plumbers

Phone Brian Mobile: 0402 129 665 Fax: 5497 4840

FREE 20km TRAVEL

Call Brendon for a prompt, professional, clean and on budget service Palmview 0432 412 209 bsdplastering.com.au

T0555

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BOBCAT, EXCAVATOR & TIPPER HIRE

T0089

B&A EARTHMOVERS

Lic No: P-19977

Plant & Machinery cont.

BSA 1139739

Plasterers

A “Proper Job” Guaranteed

5494 1794

0407 748 083

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Solar

David Lowden Tree Services

Independent Service Agent

Solar panel cleaning

Government Approved Quality & Cost Effective Work 20 Million Insurance & WorkCover Insurance

• Hot Water Servicing/Repairs • Check Components on Hot Water Systems • 10 years industry experience ABN 20057610760

expert tree maintenance and removal

Call Rob Martin

Servicing, Maintenance, Pumps, Aerators etc

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Council approved Fully insured

Sucked In Vacuum Excavations & Liquid Waste

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Storage

Phone Steven Lord 0438 057 557

Sheetmetal

Ph: 07 5432 8374 or Mob: 0433 189 561

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CUSTOM BUILT TOOLBOXES • General fabrication • Stainless Steel Benches

Tiling

SPECIALISING IN

•Framed, Semi-frameless & 10mm Frameless Showerscreens•Painted Glass Splashbacks •Frameless Mirrors•Wardrobe Doors•Glass Petitions

Mathew Brown Phone 0402 123 154 Email: fsinstallations@bigpond.com

~ New Homes ~ Large Floors ~ Waterproofing ~ Bathroom Renovations & Repairs

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QBSA Licence No. 1128890 TO520

Frameless Shower Installations

ABN 23 084 520 507

Turf supplies

SPECIALIST GROWERS OF Wintergreen + Couch

Paul

BSA No. 105 2255

23 Years Experience Any size tree Land Clearing Full Insurance

Phone Dean 5496 9790, 0414 648 130

1/15 Free Street, Beerwah Ph 5439 0816 or 0413 050 578

Shower screens

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Phone: 5493 7954 Mobile: 0414 819 111

Australia Wide * Containers New & Used - All Sizes and Types * Container Offices & Living Units * Container Delivery & Relocations YARD LOCATION 827 Beerburrum Road Caboolture Shire

CREATIVE SHEET METAL

STEVES TREE CUTTING

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Graeme M: 0421 865 633 P/F: 5493 0948

customtreeservices@yahoo.com

AUSTRALIAN CONTAINER UNITS SALES - HIRE - ONSITE STORAGE

Sewer & Stormwater Jetting G.P.T. Cleaning

P: 5492 9248 M: 0407 759 060

 Trees/Palms  Pruning/Removals  Stump Grinding  Fully Insured

0416 223 272

Water Lords

QUALITY DOMESTIC, COMMERCIAL & RECREATIONAL TURF Free delivery to Beerwah, Landsborough, Glass House and Beerburrum

MOOLOOL AH RIVER TUR F

20yrs experience ~ Winner of HIA Craftsman Award Specialising in: Ceramics ~ Marble ~ Polished Porcelain ~ Glass ~ Mosaics

FOR A FREE QUOTE CALL

Quality Turf Supply & Laid Site Prep Available FREE Measure & Quote 0418 714 860

0417 958 944

Water tanks

MOOLOOLAH VALLEY SLASHING * Blocks * Acreage * Firebreaks

Wall & Floor Tiling

0417 005 205 or 5438 7947

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QBSA: 538015

Reg Courtney TILER

Slashing Weedspraying now available

For a quote call Len 0419 732 364 or 5494 0484

50hp, Rubber tracks, 6ft slasher, Free quotes Hinterland Areas

0419 704 408

G SLASHIN AGE MOWING RAYING ACRE WEED SP

Call Chad for a free quote 0430517211 cond. apply

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After hours: (07) 5494 7548

A local working for locals

Tony the Tiler All Aspects of Tiling

5494 8913

Ph 5494 6066 for more details

Free fast quote BSA Licenced: 1101772

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POSI-TRACK SLASHING

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Local with 30 years experience No job too small Free quotes & advice BSA: 64168

0432 178 675 A/H 5494 0071

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Experienced in all aspects of tiling

Brian Dudin 0438 623 523

Tree services I. & M. TREE LOPPING ~ & PRUNING ~

& also Stump Grinding Many years experience - Fully insured Phone 0412 026 545 or 5496 9047

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Biocycle, Aqua Nova, Envirocycle & More

Grey Water Septic Tanks

• Tree climbing • Rubbish removal • Mulching • Stump grinding • Free Quotes • Pensioner Discounts

Solar Panel Cleaning to Increase Solar Gain

FREECALL 1800 247 788

HSTP Lic 17312 Elect Lic 104462

Elec. Lic No: 66884

Tarzan the Tree Specialist

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• Septic Tank & Grease Trap Cleaning (Domestic / Commercial) • Holding Tank Pumpouts • Grey Water Tanks • Bio Cycle Pumpouts • Council and EPA Approved Phone for no obligation quote 5439 6491 Fax 5439 6496

Design and Install Grid Systems Start making money today Get the right advice from Jay www.astrosolar.com.au

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LOCAL OPERATOR

OVER 25 YEARS CONTRACTING

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Septic services cont.

• Pruning • Lopping • Removal Comprehensive Insurance on all jobs Phone 5494 2444 / 0407 710 993

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A to Z of trades and services

Glasshouse Country News For all your advertising needs please call Cathy on 5494 6066 or email advertising @gcnews.com.au

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CHANGE THE ONE CONSTANT IN LOCAL MARKETS The Australian property and lending markets continue to be the centre of attention in economic analysis, media headlines and dinner party conversation.

Will interest rates rise or stay on hold in the short to long term?

Is a fixed rate loan now a viable option? Where are property prices headed? Will spring, with the Federal election behind us, see strong property market results across the country?

While there is an element of uncertainty with many and varied views across the media, there are plenty of opportunities for Australian home owners and those looking to enter the market, either

as a first home buyer or investor. recent weeks, which may make them attractive again for those The Reserve Bank held interest with new or existing mortgages. rates steady this month and many predictions are that rates After overwhelming dominance will stay at their current level by the four major lenders in the for at least the next few months. past two years as a result of the However, banks are becoming Global Financial Crisis (GFC), increasingly vocal about the competition in the lending market rising cost of accessing funds is now starting to hot up, with internationally and the possible more specials and discounts on need to change rates outside offer. of any decisions by the RBA, Non-bank lenders are starting probably after the Federal to re-assert themselves in the election. market as viable alternatives, Having said that, fixed rate and, coupled with growing home loans are now back on the competition, we are seeing more radar for many home-owners, and more positive changes in with several lenders having credit policies, rates and fees dropped their fixed rates in across the different lenders.

There is much to consider to ensure that decisions you make now in this climate of change set you on the right path for the coming years.

The home loan and property purchasing decisions of your work colleague or brother-in-law may not necessarily be right for you. Quality advice, relevant to your personal situation, has never been more important.

Call Teresa Harrison on

Thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s why your local Adviser, 5422 9458 or 0410 648 098 Teresa Harrison is working www.smartline.com.au/tharrison harder than ever to ensure she is across the many changes taking place in the lending market and understand the opportunities this presents for you.

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Property of the week

If you want sheds and lifestyle This fully renovated home is just waiting for you.

There is nothing to do here, as all the hard work has been done for you. Layback and relax on the huge decked entertaining area overlooking the pool.

There are five spacious bedrooms, two bathrooms and two living areas with high ceilings and fans.

For those chilly nights there is a wood fire.

The boys are catered for with multiple shedding for up to 12 vehicles. Be quick to inspect this one. All this on a 2,000m2 block of landscaped grounds in a great older area of Beerwah. Priced at $484,000.

Phone Karen Lincoln on 0439 948 274 or 5439 0500 for more information.

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PEACHESTER

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MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE! • 3.5 usable acres with water • Separate studio / games room • Character home with 9’ ceilings • Polished timber floors throughout • Ideal for the extended family

Ross Cooney 0409 584 890 T: 5439 0500 BEERWAH

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PRIVACY FROM LEAFY LANDSBOROUGH $495,000 ADDRESS • Private fully fenced acre • In ground salt water pool & air conditioning • 2 living areas + separate dining • Large covered outdoor entertaining • Teenagers retreat

Ross Cooney 0409 584 890

T: 5439 0500

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WORK REST & PLAY • 6,353m2 of usable land with dam • 2 huge sheds with power & offices • Large in ground pool • 4 living areas • Zoned ducted air conditioning throughout

Karen Lincoln 0439 948 274 T: 5439 0500 LANDSBOROUGH

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OPEN FOR INSPECTIONS THIS SATURDAY 21ST AUGUST 11.00 – 12.00 PEACHESTER A FAIRYTALE ADVENTURE! $635,000 • 3 Bed, 2 Bath Character Home • Separate Self Contained Flat • Lovely Glass House Mtn Views • 3378m2, private, 2 tiered yard • Truly one of a kind, must be seen to be appreciated!

Ben Guillemet 0414 807 821 T: 5492 9977 MOOLOOLAH

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$595,000 YOUR SEARCH HAS ENDED • 3500m2 block with side access for boat and / or caravan • Two large living areas with formal / informal dining • Extra large covered outdoor entertaining area • Four double bedrooms, master with ensuite • In ground salt water pool

Ben Guillemet 0414 807 821 T: 5492 9977

8 Julian St

3B 1B 3C................$459,000

12.30 - 1.30

BEERWAH

57 Coochin Hills Dr

4B 2B 2C................$389,000

2.00 – 3.00

GLASSHSE MTNS

161 Sahara Rd

3B 2B 3C................$415,000

GLASSHOUSE MOUNTAINS

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$439,000 GET IN FAST…IT WON’T LAST !

• Located between Beerwah and Glasshouse Mountains • A/C home with immaculate presentation on 2073m2 • Landscaped, fenced grounds with easy care gardens • Mountain Vistas – Close proximity to shops, rail, schools • 4 Car C/bond Shed with power + Double lock-up garage Leanne Barnard 0424 990 094

T: 5439 0500

$398,000

HAPPY FAMILY LIVING STARTS HERE • Character filled from every angle • 2 living & 3 outdoor areas • Parents retreat • 1km to all amenities • Private 854m2 Lot

Roger Guillemet 0418 485 954 LANDSBOROUGH

TOO EASY !!!

• Easy to Rent • Easy to Live In • Easy stroll to all Amenities • Easy to see the Value • Easy to Maintain

Roger Guillemet 0418 485 954

T: 5439 0500 3

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2

$365,000

T: 5439 0500

Beerwah  Glenview  Mooloolah Family Values, Working For You

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Property of the week

Star quality

Positioned within easy walking distance to the centre of Landsborough and local amenities like supermarkets, public transport, schools etc, this 771m2 fully fenced property has it all - character, style and enough oomph to sell fast.

Perfect location, brilliantly presented, four large bedrooms with built-ins, main with a parent’s retreat (en suite, walk-in robe and private office).

Well appointed kitchen with great appliances, overlooking the entertainment area and bar, ideally positioned dining area, great family room with large windows and bifold doors for natural light and ambience, roomy bathroom, four air conditioners,

polished timber floors, sundeck at front.

Perfect for those warm summer days! Brilliant undercover entertaining area with a bar and built-in barbeque with fully equipped outdoor kitchen.

Lock up tool /garden shed, double undercover side carport with access to the back yard. All this within a couple minutes drive to Beerwah shopping centre with Woolworths, Retravision, Aldi (from next year), choice of public and private schools and only 20 minutes from the glorious Sunshine Coast Beaches.

Priced at $369,000 – this will not last!

Contact Theo today on 0400 321 958 for your private inspection.

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Property of the week

Large family home $445,000 This lovely rendered home has everything to offer a family. As you enter the home there is a large family room at the front which has carpet and plenty of room for the family to lounge around in. There is also another separate tiled living area, dining and large open kitchen with plenty of cupboard space.

There are three spacious bedrooms with built-ins, plus a main bedroom with walk in robe and ensuite. The house has tasteful neutral colours throughout, extras include three split system air conditioners and fans. From the dining area it flows out to an under roof patio. There is plenty of room outside for animals or swings. Also if you have a caravan or trailer there is double gate side access that would cater for this. All this is within walking distance to shops and rail, in Beerwah Heights estate.

Call Angela Cooper on 0431 839 683 for an inspection.

Laurie Evans Real Estate Pty Ltd Est 1978

The Name That Means A Great Deal In Real Estate

$359,000

$509,000

HINTERLAND COUNTRY ACREAGE • Nearly 2 acres, 8066m2 Phone Exclusive Agent • Spring fed dam, private - no neighbours Alice King • 3 brm & study, 1 bath, freshly painted 5494 6588 • Verandahs, fireplace, large dbl size rms • Walk to school, 30mins to coast beaches

Phone Exclusive Agent Kleena Bracken 0429 405 109 5496 9411

Phone Exclusive Agent Lilli Gibson 0409 922 857 5496 9411

$399,000

AFFORDABLE LAND • 650m2 - 769m2 in size • Town water • Sewerage • Under ground power • Easy covenants

Phone Exclusive Agent Kelvin Brady 0429 003 338 5496 9411

Phone Exclusive Agent Lilli Gibson 0409 922 857 5496 9411

Phone Exclusive Agent Julie Walton 0433 983 630 5494 6588

1 ACRE, A SHED AND A COTTAGE • 4480m2 flat usable and fully fenced • 1 bedroom cottage - Basic living • 9m x 7m x 2.7 high shed - Power + W/Shop • 2 new poly tanks - Deep well & pump • Small stable & tack room - Chook pen

Offers over $499,000 Phone Exclusive Agent Julie Walton 0433 983 630 5494 6588

BIG IS BACK! • Dble Storey 4 Dble size bed, 4 bathrooms • 4 living areas, ducted air & vacuum • 2 ET areas, DLUG & 3 bay shed • 1 and 1/4 acres in sort after area • Culdesac, stunning views from balcony

BEERWAH

INSPECTION A MUST • Spacious full length verandah with ramp • 3 B/R, 1 bathroom. Well landscaped • Double sized garden shed. Single garage • Concrete stumps, steel frame. Workshop • Level & fully fenced. Just over 1/2 acre

$389,000 Phone Exclusive Agent Angela Cooper 0431 839 683 5494 6588

LOW MAINTENANCE • 3 bedrooms & ensuite • 2.7m high ceilings • 2 separate living areas • Undercover entertaining with deck • Fully landscaped 384m2 block

GLASS HOUSE MOUNTAINS

GLASS HOUSE MOUNTAINS

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$360,000

Offers over $750,000

SPOTLESS AND AFFORDABLE • 3 bedrooms - Lounge + dining room • A/C + fans. Large back deck • 6m x 3m shed. Fenced yard • Easy walk to shops & rail • Suit young family or retiree. 714m2

GLASS HOUSE MOUNTAINS

GLASS HOUSE MOUNTAINS

From $185,000

BEERWAH

GLASS HOUSE MOUNTAINS

PEACHESTER

COUNTRY CHARM & MODERN • Secluded 1/2 acre, brick steel frame home • 4 bed, ensuite, high ceilings, fireplace • New quality kitchen, 2 draw dishwasher • 2 bay shed, 2 carport, Lge ET & pool area • Close to schools, rail, shops, medical

$595,000 Phone Exclusive Agent Kelvin Brady 0429 003 338 5496 9411

GREAT ENTERTAINER • 3 B/R, 2 bathroom. Very neat and tidy • Huge patio area over looking pool • Recently painted, carpeted & tiled. A/C • Separate fencing around the home & yard • 1.5 acres. 6m x 9m shed. Sep paddock

For more properties visit our website - www.laurieevans.com.au or call 7 days a week

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Glass House Mtns - 5496 9411 1/7 Reed Street

Landsborough - 5494 1488 38 Cribb Street

Property of the week

Unbeatable value - $280,000 This solid three bedroom, one bathroom hardiplank home is built on concrete stumps and is in good condition externally.

The home has had new carpet laid in recent times.

Everthing else is in original condition, making this the perfect property for those who have ever considered tackling a renovation.

Centrally positioned in the heart of growing Beerwah and walking distance to local schools, shops and rail link.

Sitting on a 597m2 fully fenced corner block, the home comprises a single garage and adjoining storeroom in the level backyard. There is already a great tenant in place, and showing good rent return, making this a great investment opportunity.

Don’t delay, phone Kleena Bracken on 0429 405 109 today.

Laurie Evans Real Estate Pty Ltd Est 1978

The Name That Means A Great Deal In Real Estate PEAcHESTER

GLASSHOUSE MOUNTAINS

BEERWAH

$375,000 Phone Exclusive Agent Angela Cooper 0431 839 683 5494 6588

$470,000

RENOVATORS DELIGHT • Close to 1 acre of flat land • 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom • 6x9 garage, bore & well • Front verandah, back deck • 2mins drive to Beerwah

Phone Exclusive Agent Lilli Gibson 0409 922 857 5496 9411

RED HOT VALUE ON 1/2 AcRE • Mountain views - Fenced - Landscaped • New kitchen- Gas cooker- Granite B/Tops • New timber floors-3 living-4 B/R-2 bath • 3 x living areas - Side patio - I/G pool • Side access- Double Elec garage- Carport

$499,000 Phone Exclusive Agent Alice King 5494 6588

TREE cHANGE, PRIVATE & PEAcEfUL • 3540m2, 3 bed, brick & tile, ensuite • Study, 2 liv areas, double garage • 2 covered outdoor living areas • Rear access, fruit trees, landscaped • Brisbane 1hr, 25mins to beaches

GLASSHOUSE MOUNTAINS

BEERWAH

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$445,000 Phone Exclusive Agent Kleena Bracken 0429 405 109 5496 9411

GREAT INVESTMENT - PRIME POSITION • 4 bedrooms - Ensuite. A/C + fans. 831m2 • Spacious 2 room A/C art studio • Front verandah + large rear patio • Fenced. Double carport + garden shed • Unique opportunity - Great presentation

$420,000 Phone Exclusive Agent Kelvin Brady 0429 003 338 5496 9411

PRIVAcy IN HEART Of GLASSHOUSE • 4 bedroom and 2 bathroom brick home • Double car garage + single carport • Good sized patio. Mtn views. A/C • Separate dining room and lounge room • Garden shed. Fully fenced 800m2

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from $155,000 Phone Exclusive Agent Julie Walton 0433 983 630 5494 6588

LAND 3000M2 TO 6783M2 • Located in Mary Valley 15 mins to Gympie • Flexible build options with no covenants • Walk to schools, shops, services • Home of National Muster Music Festival • Near approved tavern, motel, shops

$459,000 Phone Exclusive Agent Renee Oudeman 0448 847 508 5494 6588

HORSES PARADISE • 5 flat acres, 5 paddocks with water • Plastic coated wire, round yard & bore • 2 new stables, large feed & tack room • 4 bed, 1 bathroom, wood heater • Entertaining, 2 car accommodation

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For more properties visit our website - www.laurieevans.com.au or call 7 days a week

Beerwah Office - 5494 6588 1/60 Simpson Street

Glass House Mtns - 5496 9411 1/7 Reed Street

Landsborough - 5494 1488 38 Cribb Street

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Property of the week

A secure investment - a secure future

From the moment you drive into the area you will notice that you have come across something special.

Nothing but quality surrounds you in Beerwah’s most picturesque estate, ‘Beerwah Heights’.

This truly is a gorgeous property in every way with immaculate presentation.The property has a quaint sitting area positioned off the master bedroom, beautiful landscaped gardens and a solid brick construction.

Featuring a fantastic floor plan with tasteful neutral colours, perfectly positioned - within walking distance to everything.

Spacious bedrooms and air conditioned living areas.

A great investment property - in a booming area. Why would you rent or buy a unit when you could have all this?

Affordably yours at $369,500. Ref no: 28562 call Aaron Peckitt, First National Beerwah on 0434 401101.

n st Ope Augu t 21s 1:30 Sat 1.00 -

Time To Unwind

$575,000

3 Sidney Drive, Beerwah • Lovely 4 Bedrooms/2 Bathrooms, main with ensuite • Inground saltwater pool and covered outdoor entertaining area • 12m x 7.6m Colorbond Shed with great side access • Fans and reverse cycle air conditioning • Separate lounge provides all the elements for a relaxing & comfortable lifestyle • 2107 sq m Fenced Block

Inspect: 1 - 1:30pm Sat 21st August www.beerwahrealestate.com.au Ref No: 28638

11.00-11.30 ...Unit 13, 17 Pine Camp Rd, Beerwah............. $289,000 12.00-12.30 ...20 Cobb & Co Drive, Beerburrum ................. $350,000 12.00-12.30 ...9 Woodgrove Boulevard, Beerwah ............... $399,000

HOT PROPERTIES BEERWAH

2 Bedrooms, 2 Bath, SLUG, Private Courtyard Unit Ref No: 28449.......................................................................... $265,000 3 Bedrooms, 1 Bath, SLUG +Carport, Deck, Unit Ref No: 28597 ...........................................................................$289,000 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bath, DLUG, 390m2 Block - Ref No: 28562 .....$369,500 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bath, DULG, 649m2 Block - Ref No: 28495 .....$385,000 4 Bedrooms, 2 Bath, DULG, 665m2 Block - Ref No: 28277 .....$399,000

BEERBURRUM 4 Bedrooms, 2 Bath, DLUG, 1000m2 Block - Ref No: 28577 ...$350,000

PEACHESTER

3 Bedrooms, 2 Bath, 4047m2 Block, Commercial Opp Ref No: 7993.............................................................................$499,000 4 Bedrooms, 2 Bath, 4 Car, 24 Acres, Hobby Farm, Earn Income Ref No: 28648 ...........................................................................$990,000

LANDSBOROUGH 3 Bedrooms, 1 Bath, DULG, 4986m2 Block - Ref No: 28637 ........ $445,000

68 Simpson Street Beerwah 68 Simpson Street Beerwah

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“At times like these, homes that are properly presented, appropriately priced and well marketed will always do well, regardless of what happens with interest rates,” Denise said.

“It’s a matter of making sure you get the basic factors right and plum properties should bear fruit.”

When there is relatively high business confidence, strong levels of immigration and low unemployment, the market becomes suitable for buyers. However, those seeking to sell can also make sure they take advantage of these prime conditions.

“In a slower market, there is less pressure on sellers and buyers and during the cooler months, there is less volume of stock around from which buyers can choose, so houses are more likely to sell,” Denise said.

Denise Pinwill said currently there are growing investment returns in the property market, which should prove lucrative for the astute investor.

“Investors, in particular, can benefit greatly from the current market conditions and pick up some terrific properties that offer strong returns,” Denise said.

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Green thumbs or not, prizes to be won With just weeks to go before the close of the ‘Grown At Home’ photo competition, people around the Sunshine Coast are donning gardening gloves, planting seedlings and taking photos of their efforts.

Not only will some fine and healthy harvests be reaped in spring, but also the entrants will go in the running to share in more than $3,500 worth of prizes.

The ‘Grown at Home’ photo competition is a joint project between Queensland Health and Sunshine Coast Council and is part of a local project called Urban Food. The project aims to support local people in creating a more sustainable food supply for the Sunshine Coast region.

Twenty-three lucky winners will be drawn from a hat on the first day of spring. You don’t need a fancy garden or photo to win. All you need to do is follow these few steps.

1. Plant a seedling in your yard or container garden at home e.g. lettuce, broccoli, peas, basil, parsley….

2. Take a photo

of yourself, with your newly planted seedling in your garden. If you already have a herb or vegetable garden, or a fruit tree, you can take photo of this instead.

3. Think of a recipe using your herb, fruit or vegetable that you have grown at home.

4. Go to www.urbanfood.com.au and complete the online entry form.

Young Alice certainly doesn’t think she’s too young to garden and neither does her mum Karen.

“Alice loves helping in the garden, especially watering all the baby plants with her little can.

Quite a few seedlings were trampled to get that photo too,” Karen said.

Each entrant must also send in a recipe using the fruit, vegetable or herb they’ve grown.

Alice and Karen chose Tuna Broccoli Pasta Salad to enjoy their broccoli: Ingredients A handful of broccoli florets from the garden; Cherry tomatoes; a small tin of tuna; penne pasta 2 cloves of garlic ; Basil pesto (if desired) ; a little olive oil Method: Boil penne pasta until cooked. Heat a little olive oil in a pan and stir fry chopped garlic. Add broccoli florets and stir until just a little tender.

Halve cherry tomatoes. When pasta is cooled add all ingredients (including tuna) in a large dish and mix - stir through a little basil pesto if you like (or just a splash of olive oil). Serve warm or cold.

Visit www.urbanfood.com.au to see more photos and recipes. Great prizes are on offer for the lucky winners.

First prize ($1,930) is a Sustainable Edible Garden Design makeover, which includes a design consultancy session, a raised garden bed The Glasshouse Country Christian College P & F Committee (set up and filled on sincerely thank the following sponsors who generously donated to the Glasshouse Country Christian College Funfest 2010. your site), a worm farm (complete with worms Australia Zoo Specsavers Optometrists, Frozen Drink Co and worm blanket), Montezuma’s Beerwah Liaisons Hair Designs three great gardening Birch Carroll & Coyle Monarch Realty Country Kitchen books and a DVD. Buderim Ginger Factory Ray White Beerwah Landsborough Second prize ($1,054) Caloundra Golf Club Basset Barks Beerwah Newsagency Coochin Fruit growers Dirt Thirst Cafe Beerwah includes a raised garden Kathy Hill Photography ANZ Bank Beerwah Camping bed (set up and filled on Beerwah Print and Stationary Flair Jewellery Beerwah Beerwah Cycles your site), worm farm, Westpac Bank Beerwah Sun Coast windows Maze Mania gardening books and Auscare Pharmacy Glasshouse Harding Roofing Pasta D`Vine Elimbah Jewellers Aussie Carpets And Vinyl SEQ Packaging Kunda Park DVD. Sharpe Family Farm Beerwah Meats Creative Sheet Metal Third prize ($211) Eagle Boys Pizza Joybells Scrapbooking Colour Queens includes a worm farm, Hinterland Body & Soul IGA Beerwah Fitness Plus gardening books and Bi Rite Electrical Maleny Garden Terrace Coffee Lounge Highlights Hair Design DVD. Smart Learn Training and Top Shot Meats Commonwealth Bank Development Beerwah Feed Barn Beerwah There are also 20 book Beerwah Exhaust Radiator & Big Pineapple Video 2000 Beerwah or DVD packs to give Mechanical Zone 3 Laserzone SMS Surf Moto Skate away.

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It’s that time of the year again – a week when Queensland communities have the chance to come together to fight for our right to be free of weeds.

Weedbuster Week, from September 6 to 12, provides an opportunity to practice weed prevention and early detection – the theme for this year’s event.

Biosecurity Queensland senior biosecurity officer Petra Skoien said people were asked to get involved in the week by ‘busting’ weeds around their local community.

“If you care about your environment and want to help tackle this serious problem, sign up for one of the activities happening over Weedbuster Week or register your own event,” she said.

“Whether you’re a local resident, a student, landcare group or grazier, why not register an event, activity or display in your region to help raise awareness of weeds and their impacts?

“Activities such as weeding at local creeks, bushland, parks or wetlands; weed displays with local native alternatives; barbecues with guest speakers, and tree plantings, have all been fantastic events in previous years.

“You could even view the week as a time to attract new members to your landcare or bushcare group.

“It’s easy to register and find out more information – just head to www. weedbusterweek.info.au to get involved, and to also receive your organiser’s kit.”

Dr Skoien said it was important everyone played a responsible role in environmental sustainability, making the necessary changes in behaviour to help the environment.

“Weeds cost Queensland an estimated $600 million annually and have significant impacts on industries, natural ecosystems, and human and animal health,” she said.

“On a larger scale, they cost the Australian economy $4 billion every year in lost agricultural production.

“By getting involved in a Weedbuster Week activity you will be helping to reduce these impacts, and maintain a clean, green and safe environment that Australians are so fortunate to have.”

Dr Skoien said one of the most cost-effective ways to control weeds was to stop them spreading and to eradicate new infestations.

“Don’t give weeds free reign in your back yard or in your town – familiarise yourself with Queensland’s declared weeds so you can easily identify them when they pop up,” she said.

“It’s also the responsibility of landholders to control declared weeds on their own properties.

“Together, we can help reduce the stranglehold weeds have on our way of life.”

To identify weeds or any unusual looking plants, or to find out appropriate control options, contact your local council or visit the Biosecurity Queensland website at www.biosecurity.qld.gov. au or call 13 25 23.

Lantana is one of the most damaging declared weeds in Queensland, covering five million hectares throughout most coastal and subcoastal areas of eastern Australia, from North Queensland to southern New South Wales

Wheatgrass wonder plant

Glasshouse Country Aechmea Red Ribbon plant

Bromeliad Society Inc. Contributed by Bob McLean, President Phone: 0427 606 240 When walking around our garden in winter and looking at which of our bromeliads I could share with you this time I thought we would look at tow species ‘Aechmea Red Ribbon’ which is a cultivar and the ‘Billbergia’. The Red Ribbon is not as spectacular in its floral display, even though this changes from the red berry to deep orange as it matures in the spring and into summer. The foliage of this plant gives a soft blending in the garden with its deep green almost olive body. It’s striped with burgundy stripes running from the base to the tip. In some plants these stripes can be a broken with the green flecking of the body of the leaf. This brom can be grown as a single plant or in a clump. When in a clump form and

Billbergia flower

Billbergia plant

Aechmea Red Ribbon flower in flower this cultivar will provide any shaded spot in garden a soft in fill with other plants.

The amount of light will change the colour of the berry like flower pods. This cultivar is a cross of Aechmea racinae x Victoriana v. discolour. The Viresea (v) cross provides the soft leaf form of the very pleasant plant.

We have so many billbergias in flower at present the one I have chosen is the ‘Billbergia eloiseae’.

The upright leaves of this plant are strong and stand erect; the flower spike emerges as a pointed almost spear like tip. Within a few days the pink florescent flower emerges, at first standing erect and then as the floral envelope begins to open, it will take on the pendulum like pose. When this pink envelope opens it reveals another spectacular show of colour of green, blue and yellow. The petals as they develop will begin to role back revealing the internal beauty of the flower. This flower doesn’t last as long as some other brom flowers but the show it displays is worth the 10 to 21 days. Planted in a clump form you will have a display for most of winter.

Billbergias will take a little more sun than other bromeliad species but still prefer good shaded light as they will burn in direct sun.

Go Green Rainforest Nursery plant of the week Pointed Leaf Hovea, Hovea acutifolia When you are driving around the Sunshine Coast at the moment you will most likely pass a beautiful purple flowering plant on the roadside. This gorgeous local plant is the Pointed Leaf Hovea. Great examples can be seen on Steve Irwin Way near Ewen Maddock Dam reserve. Through late winter and early spring, Hovea put on a magic display of purple pea shaped flowers. This hardy local shrub is fantastic in a garden situation where it can handle full sun to semi shade. An annual prune will maintain a nice bushy specimen and every year come spring you will be rewarded with a stunning floral display.

Growing and eating healthy foods to eat doesn’t always mean that you need to have a large fertile veggie patch – or even a small one.

Sometimes you can grow-your-own in just a 30cm by 45cm tray.

Local Beerwah tradesman Percy Brady called in and spoke with me about his passion – growing and using wheatgrass.

Wheatgrass is the young wheat plant when it’s newly sprouted, and Percy can personally vouch for its medicinal and health benefits.

For over eight years, Percy has been growing, juicing and drinking wheatgrass juice and has been amazed at the positive improvement in his health and wellbeing.

“There are so many vitamins and minerals in the juice and it’s so concentrated. It’s the most amazing health tonic – 1kg of wheat grass has the same benefits as 22kg of fresh vegetables,” Percy said.

He says that wheatgrass juice is great for the young and the elderly, or just anyone who needs a health boost.

“Just one 30ml shot of the juice helps to detoxify the body, fights respiratory and other infections, provides a source of selenium, and removes cancer-causing antioxidants from the blood.”

You can grow wheatgrass at home by sprouting wheat seeds, but the problem is that it needs a special slow-turning juicer to extract the juice without destroying the nutrient value.

Although Percy grows and juices his own, he suggests that the best way to get your daily wheatgrass juice shot is to ask your health food store or local café if they can stock in the wheatgrass and juice it for you.

“If your lifestyle means you can’t eat as healthy as you’d like to, then maybe a shot of wheatgrass juice a day is your answer. It’s worked for me.”

Percy Brady with a tray of his amazing wheatgrass

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6.00 am Morning viewing 6.00 am Morning viewing 12noon Movie: Ruthless People 11.00pm National Morning News 2.00 pm All Saints 12noon Ellen Degeneres Show 3.00 pm Find My Family 1.00 pm The View 3.30 pm All For Kids 2.00 pm Days Of Our Lives 4.00 pm It's Academic 3.00 pm Alive And Cooking 4.30 pm Seven News at 4.30 3.30 pm Magical Tales 5.00 pm Today Tonight 4.00 pm Pyramid 5.30 pm Deal or No Deal 4.30 pm National News 6.00 pm Seven Local News 5.00 pm Antiques Roadshow 6.30 pm Seven News 5.30 pm Hot Seat 7.00 pm Home and Away 6.00 pm National News 7.30 pm TBA 6.30 pm WIN News 8.30 pm Criminal Minds 7.00 pm A Current Affair 9.30 pm Covert Affairs 7.30 pm Two and a Half Men 10.30pm Parking Wars 8.00 pm Hot In Cleveland 11.00pm My Name Is Earl 8.30 pm Rescue Special Ops 11.30pm Trauma 9.30 pm The Secret Millionaire 12.30am Heroes 10.30pm CSI: NY late night viewing continues late night viewing continues

6.00 am 9.00 am 10.00am 12noon 1.00 pm 2.00 pm 3.00 pm 3.30 om 4.00 pm 4.30 pm 5.00 pm 6.00 pm 6.30 pm 7.00 pm 7.30 pm 8.30 pm 10.00pm 10.30pm

Morning viewing Ten News The Circle Dr Phil Oprah Winfrey Show Ready Steady Cook Judge Judy Dharma & Greg Huey's Kitchen Bold And The Beautiful TEN News The Simpsons Neighbours The 7PM Project Undercover Boss Good News Week Cops TEN Late News With Sports Tonight late night viewing continues

Tuesday | 24 August 2010 SBS 5.05 am 1.00 pm 3.00 pm 3.30 pm 4.00 pm 4.30 pm 5.30 pm 6.00 pm 6.30 pm 7.30 pm 8.30 pm 9.30 pm 10.00pm 11.50pm 1.40 am

World News Movie: Good Girl Living Black Letters and Numbers The Journal PBS Newshour Global Village Letters and Numbers World News Australia Insight One Born Every Minute World News Australia Hot Docs: American Splendor Movie: Curiosity Kills the Cat Weatherwatch Overnight

ABC

SEVEN (SC)

4.00 am 12noon 12.30pm 1.30 pm 2.00 pm 3.00 pm 6.05 pm

Morning viewing Midday Report Architects Of Change The Einstein Factor Waterloo Road Children’s programs Big Chef Takes On Little Chef 7.00 pm ABC News 7.30 pm The 7.30 Report 8.00 pm Foreign Correspondent 8.30 pm Baroque 9.35 pm QI 10.05pm Jennifer Byrne Presents: Ayaan Hirsi Ali 10.35pm Lateline 11.10pm Lateline Business 11.40pm Four Corners late night viewing continues

6.00 am 12noon 2.00 pm 3.00 pm 3.30 pm 4.00 pm 4.30 pm 5.00 pm 5.30 pm 6.00 pm 6.30 pm 7.00 pm 7.30 pm 8.30 pm 9.30 pm 10.30pm

Morning viewing TBA All Saints Find My Family Larry The Lawnmower It's Academic Seven News at 4.30 Today Tonight Deal or No Deal Seven Local News Seven News Home and Away Minute To Win It Packed To the Rafters Parenthood Keeping Up With The Kardashians 11.30pm Alan Sugar: The Apprentice late night viewing continues

TEN

NINE (WIN) 6.00 am 12noon 1.00 pm 2.00 pm 3.00 pm 3.30 pm 4.00 pm 4.30 pm 5.00 pm

Morning viewing Ellen Degeneres Show The View Days Of Our Lives Alive And Cooking Magical Tales Pyramid National News Antiques Roadshow 5.30 pm Hot Seat 6.00 pm National News 6.30 pm WIN News 7.00 pm A Current Affair 7.30 pm Top Gear 9.00 pm 20 to 1 10.00pm TBA 11.00pm How To Have Sex After Marriage late night viewing continues

6.00 am 10.00am 12noon 1.00 pm 2.00 pm 3.00 pm 3.30 pm 4.00 pm 4.30 pm 5.00 pm 6.00 pm 6.30 pm 7.00 pm 7.30 pm 8.00 pm

Morning viewing The Circle Dr Phil Oprah Winfrey Show Ready Steady Cook Judge Judy Dharma & Greg Huey's Kitchen Bold & The Beautiful TEN News at Five The Simpsons Neighbours The 7PM Project Modern Family Rules Of Engagement 8.30 pm NCIS 10.30pm TEN Late News with Sports Tonight late night viewing continues

Wednesday | 25 August 2010 SBS 4.30 am UEFA Champions League 9.00 am World News 3.30 pm Letters and Numbers 4.00 pm The Journal 4.30 pm PBS Newshour 5.30 pm Global Village 6.00 pm Letters and Numbers 6.30 pm World News Australia 7.35 pm Inspector Rex 8.30 pm Anna Pihl 9.30 pm World News Australia 10.00pm Movie: Quinceanera 11.40pm Movie: The Sea Wall 1.40 am Weatherwatch Overnight

ABC 4.00 am 11.00am 12noon 12.30pm

Morning viewing Big Ideas Midday Report National Press Club Address 1.30 pm Talking Heads 2.00 pm Waterloo Road 3.00 pm Children’s programs 6.00 pm Cheese Slices 6.30 pm Poh's Kitchen 7.00 pm ABC News 7.30 pm The 7.30 Report 8.00 pm The New Inventors 8.30 pm Spicks And Specks 9.00 pm The Gruen Transfer 9.30 pm Yes We Canberra!

10.00pm At The Movies 10.30pm Lateline 11.05pm Lateline Business late night viewing continues

SEVEN (SC) 6.00 am 11.30am 12noon 2.00 pm 3.00 pm 3.30 pm 4.00 pm 4.30 pm 5.00 pm 5.30 pm 6.00 pm 6.30 pm 7.00 pm 7.30 pm

Morning viewing Seven Morning News TBA All Saints Find My Family Larry The Lawnmower It's Academic Seven News at 4.30 Today Tonight Deal or No Deal Seven Local News Seven News Home and Away Worlds Strictest Parents 8.30 pm City Homicide 9.30 pm TBA 11.30pm Most Shocking 12.30am Sons And Daughters late night viewing continues

TEN

NINE (WIN) 6.00 am 12noon 1.00 pm 2.00 pm 3.00 pm 3.30 pm 4.00 pm 4.30 pm 5.00 pm 5.30 pm 6.00 pm 6.30 pm 7.00 pm 7.30 pm 8.00 pm 8.30 pm

Morning viewing Ellen Degeneres Show The View Days of Our Lives Alive and Cooking Magical Tales The Saddle Club National News Antiques Roadshow Hotseat National News WIN News A Current Affair Two And A Half Men Hot Property The Farmer Wants A Wife 9.30 pm RPA 10.30pm Embarrassing Bodies late night viewing continues

6.00 am 10.00am 12noon 1.00 pm 2.00 pm 3.00 pm 3.30 pm 4.00 pm 4.30 pm 5.00 pm 6.00 pm 6.30 pm 7.00 pm 7.30 pm

Morning viewing The Circle Dr Phil Oprah Winfrey Show Ready Steady Cook Judge Judy Dharma & Greg Huey's Kitchen Bold and The Beautiful TEN News The Simpsons Neighbours The 7PM Project The All New Simpsons Hour 8.30 pm Lie To Me 9.30 pm Law & Order: Criminal Intent 10.30pm Ten Late News late night viewing continues

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5.00 am Morning viewing 11.00am Les Murray’s Football Feature 12noon FIFA Futbol Mundial 12.30pm Speedweek 1.30 pm Encounters at the End of the World 3.30 pm Baby Boom to Bust: Grey Tsunami 4.30 pm Living Black 5.00 pm Cycling Central 6.00 pm Thalassa 6.30 pm World News Australia 7.30 pm Lost Worlds 8.30 pm Dateline 9.30 pm Mad Men 10.25pm Movie: Caravaggio 12.20am Movie: Pavee Lackeen: The Traveller Girl 1.55 am Weatherwatch

ABC

Easy find classifieds

Email: classifieds@gcnews.com.au Phone 5494 6066

$12.00 for 10 words then 50c per word thereafter. Ring through your classifed and pay over the phone with your credit card. Deadline 12noon Mondays.

Happy birthday

Courses & tuition

Positions vacant cont.

Computer Training Small groups and one on one, fun and friendly, absolute beginners to advanced skills.

Phone Dianne on 5494 8866

Parties & functions LOOKING FOR SOMETHING DIFFERENT at your function! 'Mystical Party's' with Karuna. 'Over Head Readings' Goddess Clothes, Divine Devices & More.

Womens Healing Intuitive Relaxing Massage. Holistic Clairvoyant readings also available 0428 390 968 or 5438 7733

MANUAL OR AUTOMATIC LEARNING TO DRIVE MADE EASY PHONE MARY OR BRIAN

1300 739 133 0438 358 995

Accounting services

ACCOUNTING & TAX

Pty Ltd

Centrally located @ Beerwah

Professional services Shop 2, 1 Connection Rd,

Debbie Gillingham - 0438 947 992

ABN: 96171617979

Ph: 5494 7992

ACCOUNTING FOR YOU All Specialist Medical Typing & Report Work ~ 0409 92 6060 ~

E: flyingfingers@bigpond.com F: 07 5494 7338 T: 5494 7550 – 27 Sugar Gum Dr Mooloolah 4553 Reports CV’s Theses Medico-legal or Insurance Professional friendly service ABN: 75 093984046

JF Bookkeeping * Quickbooks * MYOB * Payroll * BAS * All aspects of bookkeeping – Over 15 yrs exp Janike Finch - 0406 158 626 PA ACCOUNTING Bookkeeping Needs, MYOB, QuickBooks, BAS, Admin Support, Staff Training, Cash Management. 5492 9349 0423 891 740

Clairvoyant READINGS BY DIANE Landsborough area 0417 672 037

Health, beauty & fitness COSMETIC TATTOOING brows, eyes, lips, Professional, friendly service. Phone Helene 5494 8117.

Piano repairs PIANOLA - PIANO SPECIALISTS Repairs, restorations, tuning & servicing.

In your area August & September. For free quotes call Ean on 0428 516 201 All work guaranteed

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GUITAR & PIANO ACCORDION TUITION Experienced teacher. Phone 5494 7568

KIRBYHOLME DOG TRAINING All breeds. Gentle motivational, fun methods.

Qualified trainer - 18yrs experience.

Phone Cora 5494 8899

PH 54940566

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DRIVE EASY DRIVER TRAINING

Ph: 5494 6133

Fax: 5494 6462

Woodlands are currently looking for staff in the following fields :Diesel Mechanic Panel Beater / Spray Painter Welder/s If you are interested in these positions please apply either in person to Woodlands office at 2814 Old Gympie Road, Beerwah, or send in your resume to the address above. Conditions do apply to this position. If you have any avian species at home (ie chickens, ducks, budgies etc) you are not eligible for biosecurity reasons.

Only successful applicants will be contacted.

REAL ESTATE - Experienced salesperson required.

Must have full real estate licence, be self motivated and have good people skills. Excellent sales support.

Phone Laurie Evans for confidential interview 0419 658 087

Work wanted PROFESSIONAL SEAMSTRESS/PATTERN MAKER evening wear, corsetry, costumes, alterations and repairs. Phone Shael 0407 638 605 FAIRYTOBIA'S CLEANING. For the fairy special touch, ring Katherine 0423 499 295. Reasonable rates with own supplies 7yr+ experience

Computer sales, rental & services

FRENCH TUITION All levels from beginners to advanced conversation. Phone Cecile on 0407 070 467. (Glasshouse Mountains) ART CLASSES - All Mediums & Styles 3hrs for $20. Karen 5494 8354

RIDING INSTRUCTION * Beginners To Advanced * Dressage, Show, Jumping * Quiet, Reliable Horses * Experienced Instructor * Beerwah 5494 8515 PHOTO COURSE - Ilia Starkovsky will be holding another of his popular photo courses in the near future.

If you are interested call in at the photoshop 48 Simpson Street Beerwah or Phone 5494 0888 for new dates

QUALITY PC SALES & SERVICE For all new systems, full onsite support, repairs, virus removal & general maintenance. Over 15yrs servicing the area. Call 5493 0905 or 0407 074 079

Firewood SPLIT, DRY HARDWOOD. approx 1.4m3 $140 delivered. Call Mark 0438 948 862

GROUP TUITION 3-5pm school days, Beerwah CWA Hall $10 for 2hr session ph: 0425 199 573

For sale

Positions vacant

WHOLESALE PRICES ON MDF

NORTH COAST LAW Landsborough requires an experienced legal secretary to handle conveyancing and other legal matters. Part time by arrangement. Please email appications to alan@nclaw.com.au LOOKING FOR WORKERS that can drive truck tippers Phone: 0402 383 229 CASUAL WORKER REQUIRED for Saturday Morning work in Landscape Yard. Position involves taking phone orders, counter sales and loading materials. Loader experience an advantage. Opportunity for further hours during the week for right applicant. Also required a Truck and Dog driver. Tipper experience essential.

Apply Savage Landscape Supplies Landsborough. Ph 54941153 ADVERTISING SALES with Pocket Books at Turner Park Shopping Centre, Beerwah. Four day week of 29 hrs. Salary and bonus. Suit graduate or uni student, in non-smoking office. See www.pocketbooks.com.au Send resume to nevenka@pocketbooks.com.au or phone 5439 0880.

FARM MAINTENANCE person required, duties incl. welding, tractor driving, concreting, must have knowledge of pumps & motors Ph: 0457 733 300

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CRAFTWOOD 3MM TO 32MM THICK

CHEAP STEEL RHS/SHS/SLEEPERS/PAVERS/PLYWOOD SEE STEVE AT.....

Bunker

Beerwah 5439 0076 Doonan 5471 0076

FOXTAIL PALMS. CLEARANCE SALE Half retail price.

Other varieties available. Phone 5494 0054 FISH TANKS 3’x18”x18” with light and stand $120.

15”x8”x8” $20. 3’x18”x15” with light $75. 2’x1’x1’ $50.

Phone 0409 261 008.

DRUMS, STEEL with lids 200 litre great condition $25 each 5494 8893 SHADE SAILS & BLINDs Phone Sam: 0401 902 358 CAMPER TRAILER h/duty with extras, 6mths rego $6,000 ono Ph: 5494 0105 or 0412 422 723 40 QUEENSLANDER casement windows height 120cms $1,000 Phone: 5494 9484 KING SINGLE ENSEMBLE BED with linen $150. Single slat base bed white $50, clothes dryer Simpson $120 Ph: 0412 466 911 PATIO SETTING 8 cushion chairs & solid round table Ph: 5493 0245

Classifieds For sale contin.

MANURE SPREADER, krone optimat reasonable condition $2,500 Phone: 0418 793 875 HD SINGLE RIPPER $600. Fruit picking ladder 8ft $200. Plastic wrapping machine $250. Golden canes in large ceramic pots $50 ea. Old large pine table $300.

Weathered concrete garden seat $200. Pony saddle $100. Tools Phone: 0401 030 401 PRAM, FOUR WHEEL DISCOVERY with sleeping bag, rainhood. Good condition $120. Fridge, Samsung, 240L, good condition $300. Universal rangehood, new, in box $150. Phone 0408 276 571. Beerwah.

2 WEDDING DRESSES, Strapless, White, New, size 8 – 10. Petticoat Size 8-10 New. White Long Veil, New. 2 formal dresses size 8-10 & 10-12. Both blue and yellow. All dresses are Lace Up. Very Cheap. Phone 0422852178 COT, WOODEN with mattress & matress cover.

Excellent condition $120 Ph: 0434 587 013 PIANO - SMALL UPRIGHT with stool. Excellent condition $850 Ph: 5494 6490 BOX TRAILER 8'x5' mesh cage VGC blue colour $950 Ph: 0403 127 048 2 HOME BREW KITS 400 crown stubbies, drying tree professional capper $250 the lot Ph: 0412 466 911 CHEST FREEZER 220L f&p, looks new only $150 Ph: 0410 723 982

Lost & Found

Garage sales

LOST Cockatiel white & cinnamon, Greber Road area. $1,000 Reward. Phone: 0412 094 234

Pets & livestock SMILEY'S MOBILE ANIMAL GROOMING Hydrobath, Clipping, Grooming Phone Lynda Kingdom 5493 0115 0409 627 775

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Hinterland Dogwash and Grooming Services Services include: Heated water * Blow dry * Clipping * Medicated Washes * Flea and Tick treatments * Accessories

Mobile: 0447 270 465

NEW SMALL BOARDING CATERY. Individual indoor & outdoor area. All care taken. Individual requirements catered for. Phone Brenda 0417 287 954 *** Pick up & Delivery Avail. Book early for Christmas

DOG STYLE MOBILE DOG WASH & CLIPPING

Cars, bikes, caravans & boats

Phone Tina 0414 233 751

Sandy - YOUR PET NANNY

I am honest and reliable and my services include:

Pets visited daily Taxi pets to Feed, watered, play & appointments exercised Competitive rates Lots of TLC Have less stressed pets Feel like a holiday but are worried about your four legged babies? Well I am just a phone call away.

Ph: 5494 9551 or 5478 5199 Mob: 0412 443 375

Dog Pawz-A-While Grooming

Motorcycles wanted MOTORCYCLES WANTED - Going or not.

Complete or not. Cash paid. Ph: 0421 375 176.

...if your pet isn’t becoming to you then it should be coming to me

For caring treatment while clipping, bathing & scissor styling Ph: 5439 0080 Sandy’s Hydro Dog Wash and Grooming ABN: 8471749260

ALS CARAVAN AND CAMPER DETAILING. Mobile service, canvas, vinyl, cleaning and waterproofing.

Mould, mildew, tree sap and bird dropping removal. Free quotes. Pensioner discounts. Phone: 0438 796 220 $AVE CA$H If you pay $10K for a car or 4x4 from Dealers/ private you have just bought a vehicle worth approx $7K. If $AVE CA$H AUTO BROKER$ get you the vehicle for $10K you will get a vehicle worth approx $13K. Pay wholesale not retail! $AVE CA$H AUTO BROKER$ Call... NOW! Finance available. All budgets catered for. 0420 313 270 CARAVAN REGENT PARK LANE 16 foot, pop top very good condition $21,000 with accessories must sell 0407 396 087 Glasshouse MUST SELL - MITSUBISHI MIRAGE 1998, white, hatch, 5spd man, air con, new CD player, 6 months rego, RWC $3,300 ono Phone: 0447 150 057

Servicing the Sunshine Coast and Hinterland. We use heated water

Mob: 0411 111 970

Pet accessories also available

To rent/lease/let A CARAVAN DELIVERED to your site is available now. Choice of size & layout from $70 p/w phone Jim 0411 221 977 FOR LEASE LANDSBOROUGH - Large Office space, 2 entrances, 3 separate rooms, 72m2, busy complex opposite Post Office, Call Denise First National 0410 649 905.

BEERWAH 3BDRM HOUSE, stuido out back, avail now $335/w Phone: 5439 0306 after 4pm

MOTORCYCLES WANTED pre '85 dirt & road bikes, parts nikes, cash paid Ph: 0412 236 154

Markets LANDSBOROUGH MARKETS every Saturday, winter months 8.00am to 1.00pm. New stall holders welcome.

No Livestock. For enquiries contact Bernie 5494 0591 ELECTION DAY SPECIAL - Meet Phillip Overton, Australian Author, promoting his books, The Long Way Home and A Walk before Sunrise. An autographed copy would make a great Father’s Day present. Also available seated massage, numerology readings, jewellery, baby clothes, cards, cakes, plants, fruit and veggies and heaps more. Saturday 8.00am to 1.00pm, Landsborough Markets, School of Arts Memorial Hall, Old Lansborough Road.

Books BEERWAH BOOKS AND BITS AUGUST SALE!!!!!!

30% 0ff RECORDS; DVDS; CDS; VIDEOS OUT FOR 4 for $1.00. Doggy Coats 30% off. Be in the lucky draw for August. Phone 54946315

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Councillor opens Beerwah office

Division 1 Councillor Anna Grosskreutz is pleased to announce the opening of her new Beerwah office to allow face-to-face meetings with members of the local community.

A dedicated office for Cr Grosskreutz has been made possible in partnership with the Beerwah and District Youth Access Centre (BADYYAC) Coordinator Michelle Leckie.

The new office is located in the BADYYAC building which is situated behind the Skatepark in the Beerwah Sportsground complex on Roberts Road.

Cr Grosskreutz welcomed the opportunity to open a dedicated office in the GlassHouse Country Region.

“After many years of meeting the community at various functions and venues, even in parks, it is time to have a local office,” Cr Grosskreutz said.

“The council amalgamation has meant I am required to attend meetings in offices located in Nambour and Tewantin as well as my Caloundra office.

“I am aware of the inconvenience to residents with the larger electorate taking me into Kawana and often away from GlassHouse Country.

“The new office will be by appointment only by calling my Caloundra Office on 5420 8987.

My assistant Hilary is happy to book times as well as provide any background information needed to assist in matters being raised.

“I hope this new arrangement is more suitable to residents.”

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Declining numbers of teacher librarians Australia has lost over one third of its qualified teacher librarians under the policy of empowering local schools. Once a world leader in school libraries, we are about to lose our standing and our profession.

How will Julia stop the decline and still extend the Empowering Local Schools policy she announced last week? The answers can be found in an inquiry she requested as Education Minister.

The report from the four month long ‘House Inquiry into School Libraries and Teacher Librarians’, interrupted by the election, awaits completion. After 382 submissions and 12 hearings in all states and territories, the cross party House Committee on Education and Training chaired by Sharon Bird, MP, has come to grips with the complex issue of declining numbers of qualified teacher librarians in our state schools.

The loss of tertiary training programs, inadequate staffing budgets, lack of national standards, ignorance of international research linking wellstaffed and well-supported school libraries with student literacy and learning and the loss of state school advisory services and their corporate knowledge are just some of the causes which state and federal governments must address.

Ask what your candidates will do to facilitate this report. Every Australian student deserves a quality school library with a qualified teacher librarian.

Debbie Orr Glass House Mountains

Environmental solutions Christopher Cummins won his state seat of Kawana on One Nation preferences, then lost the seat six years later to the Liberal National Party.

He now seeks to win the federal seat of Fisher on Green preferences, in a deal stitched up before the ALP knew the Green environment policies, and even more staggeringly, before the Greens knew the ALP environment policies.

As a former member of the Labor State Government Ministry, Cummins was involved with deeply indebting the state to international bankers to the tune of some $70 billion, creating a situation of paranoia within the health system, ignoring concerns about Dr Jayant Patel, forcing local councils to amalgamate and stealing their water supplies and backing the environmentally destructive Traveston Dam in one of the state's leading food basins.

The Liberal National Party environment policies, announced months ago by the Liberal Party's Greg Hunt, include proper reference to farmers being assisted to make the humus in their soil a living organism which takes CO2 in from the air.

The Liberal policy includes provision for permaculture, organic and bio-dynamic farmers to be recognised for their CSIRO proven, up to 260 tonnes per year of soil sequestration per hectare. The Labor and the Greens certainly do not recognise how alternative farmers can make very real contributions to solving global warming.

The Liberal policy includes an Australian developed high voltage DC major power transmission system which will prevent the dissipation of the half of the power of the current AC transmission system. This alone will allow Australia to reduce coal consumption for electricity by half.

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The 2009 LNP state conference carried a motion allowing 2kw electric motors on bikes, setting up a great alternative to the 60 km/hr petrol powered mopeds. State Labor opposed this by immediately restricting the speed of skateboarders to jogging pace.

Given their stated policies, and their previous actions, I don't think Cummins or the Greens can put forward solutions for our climate.

The Liberals sure do have real environmental solutions.

Gerry Clarke Peachester

A Politician’s Dreaming “Support real action” said Sleeping Slipper as he wakened from his sleep, “Of which I have seen plenty, whilst busy counting sheep.”

“I have devised very many ways of spending your tax collection, And I thank you ever so much for your vote at last election.”

“The six hundred and forty thousand plus you kindly gave to me, Enabled me to live it up, I’m as happy as can be.”

“When I accuse the Labor mob of spending too much money, I do this with tongue in cheek, thinking I am funny.”

“Magazines I bought, I spent the sum of seventeen sixty smackers, Too increase my political skills? Labor must be crackers.”

“Sixteen grand on overseas jaunts, Chile and Argentina, In all my time in politics, the grass has not been greener.”

“Taxis sixteen thousand plus of your hard earned dollars, If I get back into power, I will tighten up your collars.”

“Just think of all the sausages I will grill for you, I will exceed six hundred and forty thousand five hundred and sixty two.”

“The above will just be peanuts for the lurks I have on hold, This lovely seat of Fischer is surely a mine of gold.”

“So if you want me to spend more cash, than I did recently, Turn up at the polling booth and place a vote on me.”

Len Parrott Glass House Mountains

Dump site still open Thank you for publishing my letter and the pictures of the rubbish at the new national park. I went for a walk there again last Thursday, August 12 and would just like to inform your readers that the free dump site is still open to the public. It is the first turn on the left after the Marshs Road.

Turn off on Old Gympie Road heading up the track to Mt Tibberoowuccum. Nothing has been done to rectify the problem. I have not had any response from the Minister for Climate Change and Sustainability or Mr Geoff Brittingham the manager of Sunshine Coast National Parks maybe they are too busy with the up coming elections? I will be sending the photos to all the local members so hopefully they will be able to do something about this problem.

Jan Hopkins Glass House Mountains

Get active Suncoast Women’s Adventure Group

Women of all ages are invited to join us on a walk up Mothar Mountain / Boulder Mountain near Gympie on Sunday, August 29. For further details please call Sally-May on 0423 878 120.

Beerwah Splash Swim Club

Would you like weekends free, but still maintain your child’s fitness over the summer months?

Then join your local swim club. Has your child finished swimming lessons and you want to continue to develop their swimming strokes and swim distance? Then join swim your local club (ages five -18 years). Would you like your child to enjoy participating in their school swimming carnival? Then join your local swim club.

Beerwah Splash Swim Club sign on – Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday September 13 - 15, 4.30pm - 6.00pm at the Beerwah swimming pool, Roberts Road. Membership fees $55.00 per swimmer. Season starts Tuesday, October 5 at 5.30pm and runs until March 2011.

For more information phone Kathie Powter 5439 0555 or Trevor Bickle 0413 380 615.

Graham Crane Memorial Golf Day Landsborough Community Kindy presents the annual Graham Crane Memorial Golf Day on Sunday, August 29 at the Woodford Golf Club.

Two ball ambrose, tee off 10.45am - 12.30pm, cost $13.00 per player. Lots of great prizes including nearest to the pins, longest drive and many more! Inquiries and booking phone Woodford Golf Club pro shop 5496 1522 or club on 5496 1004.

Mooloolah Mahjong

We meet every Friday morning 9.00am at Mooloolah Valley Sports Club. Experienced players and beginners welcome. Contact Sybil 5494 5826.

Glasshouse Country Bowls Club Contributed by Dave Erbacher

Due to the heavy rain last Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning, The Wednesday Bowls were cancelled. Today is the first round of the Ladies B grade Singles. Eight teams have entered the Caboolture District Mixed Pairs competition.

Thursday’s Open Pairs winners were Robbie Dean and Eric Sherwood, with the runners-up being Vivian and Stan Corbett.

In the Pennant Championship, Round 3 was played on Saturday with Glasshouse Division 2 going down to Bribie Island, (at Bribie) in all rinks (71/41). Glasshouse Division 4 played at home and lost 1 game but went down to Bribie Island No 1 (40/42). Glasshouse Division 5 lost both games to Kilcoy at home (42/27). In Round 4 next Saturday, August 21, Division 2 plays Caboolture Lakes at home, Div 4 plays Bribie Island No 2 (at home) and Division 5 plays away at Donnybrook.

Monday, August 23 is the Open 2 Bowl Triples day with morning tea at 9.00am. Make sure you get your team in as soon as possible.

The Bowls Section Quarterly meeting will take place on Saturday, August 28 commencing at 9.00am.

Members are reminded of the special general meeting called by our parent club (the Beerwah RSL and Citizens Memorial Club) on Wednesday, August 25 at 7.00pm to adopt a new constitution. The proposed constitution can be viewed on request at the RSL Club.

Special diary dates are Wednesday, September 8 for the monthly self selected triples and Monday, September 20 for the Strawberry Fair game of 21 ends of Optional Mixed fours. (Ladies to skip and men must be lead or second). The game will start at 9.30am and nominations are required by Monday, September 13.

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Phone Jill on 5494 8218 or fax: 5494 8024

Share all the details of your club's sporting news and results each week in the Glasshouse Country News.

Please make sure your contributions are sent through to editorial@gcnews.com.au by 10.30am on Monday.

Come from behind victory makes 16 years in a row

By Dakoda Barker

The students of Beerwah State High School have shown their determination in a come-from-behind victory over Mountain Creek State High School on Monday, August 9.

After trailing by a mere 60 points for most of the day, the students rallied for the relay events and gave a stellar performance. There were some very impressive performances from each team, and a near record breaking performance by the Open Boys team cemented their victory.

Beerwah State High School claimed the Boys

Aggregate Trophy, as well as the Overall Zone Shield, making it their 16th consecutive win.

Glasshouse Country Christian College took out the Averages Trophy, calculated by dividing the number of points and the total number of enrolled students.

Letitia Spedding, Hannah Mulholland, Jasmine Standring, Kacie Austin, Jake Chalmers and Ben Brown from Beerwah State High School and Bek White from Glasshouse Country Christian College were all age champions for their age groups.

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Beerwah Bulldogs August 14 Report The Nambour Crushers came to Beerwah on Saturday with a spring in their step after a good showing against Kawana the week before.

Under 18’s started proceedings and the Bulldogs were looking to turnaround a disappointing performance against Nambour in the 1st Round.

In what was a better showing this time round the home side still could not break the Crushers defence and went down 24-0.

The Reserve Grade were also looking to gain some revenge from the previous encounter against Nambour but the visitors came out firing to rack up a half time score of 44-0.

The Bulldogs came out in the second half hoping to put together some inspired footy for the last time at home for the season and did not let anyone down by scoring 28 points to 16 but the

Crushers proved too good on the night.

Last games of the regular season at Maroochydore on Saturday and then the Under 18’s begin their semi final campaign a week later. We would like to see the Bulldog Army come along and offer support.

Reserve Grade Nambour Crushers – 60 (Dan Brook 1, Arthur Field 1, Dan Sagigi 2, Adrian Mills 2, Matt Millar 4, Kev Lowe 1 - Tries) (Matt Millar - 8 Goals) def Beerwah Bulldogs – 28 - (Adam Tedge 1, Nathaniel Flores 1, Ricky Thompson 2, Graham Green 1 - Tries) (Ricky Thompson 4 - Goals) Under 18 Nambour Crushers – 24 – (Matt Bowd 1, Nick Wallace 1, Nathan Perez 1, Ben Brown 1 - Tries) (David Oakes 4 - Goals) def Beerwah Bulldogs – 0 - (Nil - Tries) (Nil - Goals)

Mooloolah Valley Bowls Club Contributed by Judy Walker

Monday, August 9 saw the start of our Ladies Pennant. We played Cooroy and came away with 2 points on the day. A good start.

Our 2 Bowl Triples were also played on that day.

The winners were Alex Thomson, Lloyd Walker and Nev Shaw, 2nd Peter Setch, Tony Pignata and Richard Knopke and 3rd Paul Warren, Ken Crawford and Ken Richter.

Raffle Winners were Jan Lawson, Nev Shaw, Bob Patten and Kerry Capern.

Tuesday was a washout with E. Pierce winning the Raffle.

Friday 3 Bowl Pairs was won by Daz and Rob

Hall, 2nd Lucy and Ray Oldfield and 3rd Horst Jonscher and Ede Clark.

Saturday our div. 8 side played at home against Pelican Waters and had a very good win. Div 7 had a bye. The Final of the ladies Pairs was won

by Judy Walker and Eileen Pierce over Gloria Shaw and Ede Clark. Thanks girls for a great game. Raffle winners for the day were Nev Shaw and Netty Cook.

Our next 2 Bowl Triples is on September 13.

Names on the board please or call Ede on 5494 7047.

1 Martin Clark, Mitchell Ebdon, Jamie Robinson, Ben Brown 2 Mitchell Delacy and Matt Couper 3 Ben Brown, Brianna Campbell, Kacie Austin, Martin Clark (Sports Captains) 4 Letitia Spedding, Bek White, Jake Chalmers (front) Hannah Mulholland, Jasmine Standring, Kacie Austin (middle) Ben Brown (back) (Age Champions)

Suncoast Softball Association Contributed by Shilo Hill

Under 12’s Bandits Def Wildcats 8-7 Redbacks Def Stingrays (1) 13-6 Under 15’s Noosa Def Stingrays (3) 10-2 Bandits Def Stingrays (2) 15 – 5 Womens B Grade Stingrays 4 Def Redbacks 9 – 2 Wildcats Def Stingrays (5) 10 – 7 Semi finals are this Sunday, August 22. Good luck to all the teams who are through to the semi finals.

Local athlete reaching new heights Talented young athlete, Milli Sturrop, of Mt Mellum, has reached even greater heights in her quest for excellence in the tough and demanding field of discus throwing.

Last month Milli threw another personal best of 40.19m, at an all-comers meet at the University of Queensland, which was enough to give her an official Athletics Australia ranking.

Milli had only been back training not quite two weeks when she threw the impressive distance, which was 2.00m greater than the current Under 17 Australian champion.

Well done Milli, and keep up the excellent work!

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SAGITTARIUS November 23 – December 22 Whatever decisions you have made, this can be an excellent time to commence. Travel is possible as well as new friends being made. Your life will seem to go through many changes. Feelings of wanting romance in your life can be very strong. Great opportunities can now appear out of the blue.

CAPRICORN December 23 – January 19 This can be quite a turning point in your life.

Moving house, changing jobs and changing friends can be quite challenging at this period.

Some disagreements with someone close could upset your plans. Try not to take things too personally. A child’s behaviour can be confusing.

AQUARIUS January 20 – February 19 Communications will be extremely important as well as being sure about what you want out of life. You will need to follow your intuition regarding love and romance. Work of a creative nature is favoured. This can be an opportune time for career and relationships.

PISCES February 20 – March 20 This can be a very social week for you, so enjoy. Prospects of a new job can come from out of the blue. New and influential people can come into your life; new friends that you meet through work will become important in your life.

A new car is possible.

ARIES March 21 – April 20 A new lifestyle is ahead for you. Some confusion in regards to a relationship may need to be sorted out. For some, a new love can come into your life. Your social life will be very prominent and new friends made. Changing cars is also likely. Connections with family members who you haven’t seen for some time will make this a very memorable week.

Business and property will be highlighted.

TAURUS April 21 – May 21 Plans regarding travel may be subject to change.

Behind the scenes, developments in a business can be in your favour. New contacts will be made that will be beneficial. Changes around your home can occur at this time. Partners will be making decisions regarding joint assets. This can work out to your benefit in the end.

GEMINI May 22 – June 21 Unexpected events can make this a very exciting week for you. An offer to travel with your work will come as a surprise. Big changes are about to happen with your career and your home life. A new lifecycle is about to begin. Do not let others hold you back. Big opportunities can present themselves.

The accent can also be on fun and leisure.

CANCER June 22 – July 22 There can be continual changes in your plans.

When you are not sure of what you want and where you are going, perhaps it is time to stop and take time out for yourself. Be prepared for some sudden changes especially around your home and you career. Any decisions made now should be taken very slowly. Opportunities are likely to manifest regarding your career.

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LEO July 23 – August 22 By changing your way of thinking, many new doors can open for you. There can be considerable changes around your work at this time. Finances will now start to pick up. There may have been a waiting period for a new business venture. A problem with a relative may need attending to.

VIRGO August 23 – September 22 You may receive a favour from a co-worker.

At the weekend pleasurable times with friends and family will be enjoyed. This can be an excellent period for relationships. Starting new studies can work out very well. Changing cars will also be quite prominent.

LIBRA September 23 – October 22 This can be a time of new beginnings.

Relationships can go through some considerable changes. You may be more sensitive than at other times. Your financial prospects can turn for the better. Decisions regarding a change in the home can be made.

Looking after children could be very trying for you at this time.

SCORPIO October 23 – November 22 Busy weeks are shown socially as well as with your work, so take time for yourself.

An opportunity to improve your work and career can come out of the blue. A new car is possible. A friend you haven’t seen could land on your doorstep. Lots of social life at the weekend can be quite tiring.

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