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On Thursday night we had dinner at Baan Thai at Beerwah, which, not surprisingly, I will be talking about in our Dine In Take Out section.

I will leave the discussion of the menu for readers who are interested on page 26.

However, I have to say chatting to the business owner on the night really got me thinking about how much I am looking forward to the Street Party on October 18.

This will be the first time that Baan Thai has been open for a Street Party and they can’t wait to be a part of the excitement of the night.

If you are thinking of heading along to the Street Party with friends, why not book yourself a table at one of the many local restaurants before the night to ensure you have a good spot to enjoy the great vibe of the event.

We’ll be wandering the street between 5–9pm getting some great photos of all the fun. Hope to see you there.

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The Beerwah Community Hall erupted in a blaze of colourful blooms, with the heady scent of orchids floating among the crowds who were drawn to the outstanding displays.

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However, shows such as this don’t just happen by themselves. The members of the Glasshouse Country Orchid Society spent weeks planning and organising for the event. Congratulations must go to all members and volunteers who helped organise this year’s event. It truly was something special.

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Tough new farm trespass laws to protect Australia’s farmers from the unlawful actions of animal activists have passed the Australian Parliament.

Federal Member for Fisher Andrew Wallace said the Criminal Code Amendment (Agricultural Protection) Bill showed Australia’s farmers that Australians were on their side.

“Militant animal activists have invaded farms across the country trespassing, threatening and harassing farming families,” Mr Wallace said.

“This Bill makes it a criminal offence to publish material via a carriage service like the internet if you intend to incite trespass, property damage or theft on agricultural land.

“Animal activists who use the personal information of family farmers to incite trespass risk imprisonment of up to five years.

“The Morrison McCormack government is serious about deterring those who want to disrupt and intimidate our farmers, fishers and foresters in their homes and on their properties.”

Agriculture Minister Bridget McKenzie said Australians expected the farmers “who feed and clothe us – and many millions around the world – should not be harassed, or worse, as they go about their work”.

“The time has come for activists to understand that they can’t just descend on someone’s home and place of work, interfere with their

Andrew Wallace MP with Brian MacFarlane at his Obi View property business and steal their animals,” Ms McKenzie said.

“We’re not banning protests — we’re banning militant animal activists from inciting others to break the law.”

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Stacey O’Brien from Glass House Mountains is helping transform grief and loss by offering a courageous, inspiring and thoughtful perspective to help others. Through her books, ‘A Kiss from an Angel’ and ‘The Healer’s Workbook’, Stacey has used writing as part of her own healing journey while also providing valuable insights and transformative tools for bereaved parents, midwives and care professionals coping with stillbirth.

With her husband Gavin, Stacey wrote ‘A Kiss from An Angel’ following the devastating stillbirth of their son Finn in 2002. Following publication in 2005, Stacey embarked on an intensive 529-day book tour around Australia to share her insights. One of her key aims was to share her knowledge with midwives and care providers into how best to support the bereaved through the turmoil of grief and loss.

Stacey has continued this journey for the past 15 years releasing a second book, ‘The Healers Workshop’, for health workers and has continued to develop workshop and training tools to give practical guidance to navigate grief towards healing and self-care.

Stacey said she was prompted to write her second book in answer to many questions raised by midwives around stillbirth as well as encouraging safe practices of self-care to process grief within their career.

“I just couldn’t fathom how midwives could possibly go through the grief I went through as part

of their daily jobs. I realised that there was a massive hole when it came to understanding and caring for both the stillbirth bereaved and the midwives who also had to deal with the grief of loss. I realised that as an industry, care professionals needed more care,” Stacey said.

Over the past few years, Stacey has grown her business, also called A Kiss from an Angel, to provide healing and grief workshops for health workers and their clients, healing modalities and more recently accredited online training tools for midwifes and care professionals.

She has also been invited to speak on her work at both interstate and international industry conferences and forums.

Stacey recently presented a workshop on transforming grief and self-care for midwives at the Australian College of Midwives national conference in Canberra and also presented at the Australian Nurse and Midwife Federation conference in Melbourne.

She was thrilled to discover that her submissions to speak at the International Confederation of Midwives conference next June in Bali had been accepted and has also received confirmation that she has been accepted to speak at the International Maternity Expo in London this November.

Stacey said she loved what she does and that as her business and speaking engagements move up to the next level, she is grateful that she has been allowed to “dive deep” into her work and that others have appreciated and gained insight from her tireless efforts to inform, inspire and transform.

“I’m really excited about speaking at the London conference as the event will be attended by the heads of midwifery and maternity hospitals from around the world, representatives from the WHO [World Health Organization] and will be live streamed internationally,” Stacey said.

With a Senate enquiry currently under way into stillbirth, Stacey hopes that her insights will be seen as valuable and used as part of an ongoing educational toolkit to assist others.

“I’ve been developing and creating this for so long and it’s taken a lot of hard work to keep going over the years.

“Now I feel like I’m finally catching up to the dream and I’m grateful that others see the value of my passion to help connect and heal others to transform their lives,” Stacey said.

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New resort-style retirement opportunity A major new retirement community is about to take shape in Beerwah, with a recent development application submitted to Sunshine Coast Council.

developer claims is less than half of the preferred maximum density specified for the proposed use in a low density residential zone.

Aspect Glasshouse will be a 200-dwelling lifestyle resort for the over 50s situated on Steve Irwin Way between Back Creek Road and the Beerwah Hideaway.

House designs and styles will be varied to create a visually attractive mix, with all dwellings having at least 20m2 of private outdoor area.

The 14.3 hectare area, currently owned by Stewart and Margaret Skerman and Baywood Pty Ltd, is to be developed by Aspect Property Group, which the development application says has constructed major residential complexes in urban centres such as St Lucia and Toowong.

Zoned as low density residential, the proposed retirement facility is within allowable uses under the council’s planning scheme, so the application has been deemed code assessable, meaning that no public notification or submission period is required.

Aspect Property Group describes the proposal as the “… first purpose designed and built resort for over 50s in the Glass House Mountains area, providing a viable option for downsizing locals to reside in, allowing more time to appreciate pastimes and interact with their local community”.

According to the plans submitted to council, there will be 200 residences with 190 two-bedroom dwellings, with a mix of single and double garages, and ten duplex-style buildings, each with two onebedroom residences.

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The first stage entry price is expected to be in the mid-$300,000s.

The plans also provide for a range of unique communal and recreation facilities, including gym, yoga room, barbeque facilities, pool area, cinema, billiards room, library, communal indoor and outdoor dining areas, lawn bowling greens, a tennis court, pickleball courts, putting green, kids playground and craft room, men’s shed, dog park, a pocket park and retained vegetation areas, recreational vehicle (RV) storage sheds, a maintenance shed and a garden shed.

Caravans and RVs will be catered for with 47 dedicated parking spaces plus two wash-down bays, and there will be 105 visitor parking bays.

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“The design reflects the fabric of the modern country town of Beerwah and the Sunshine Coast hinterland, with the majestic Glass House Mountains setting a wonderful backdrop,” an Aspect spokesperson said.

“The project’s intent is to provide quality, affordable housing in a secure, lifestyle environment.”

Most of the existing vegetation will be retained and although some trees will be cleared, these have been identified as not being of significant habitat value.

A flooding study shows almost all the land is floodfree although some areas could be affected during extreme wet conditions, such as a one-in-200-year rain event.

A supply and demand study showed the facility was most likely to attract potential residents from Birtinya to Pelican Waters, through the hinterland across Buderim, Palmwoods, Blackall Ranges, Maleny and Conondale and through Glasshouse Country regions.

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Developer representative Dennis Morgan goes over some of the plans with current owners Margaret and Stewart Skerman the developers suggest the development will help to meet the expectant shortfall in this style of retirement living.

The planning document admits that some aspects of the development are not compliant with the planning scheme, including a setback from Back Creek Road at the rear of the development and the open space component of 17% below the required 20%.

If the development gets council approval, stage one, which includes the community facilities and up to 20 dwellings, is planned to start in the second half of 2020.

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Glass House Mountains’ locals Dianne (Di) Hume and Jennifer (Jenny) Hobson recently marked a double celebration - their 70th birthdays and the 50th wedding anniversary of Jenny and her husband John.

GC&M News sat down with the identical twin sisters to find out a little more about their life, their enduring love of horses and equestrian competition, their passion for lawn bowls and what it’s like to be a twin.

Q: Tell us a little about your life growing up?

A: (Di and Jenny) We grew up in Newport on Sydney’s northern beaches. When our mum had us it was such a shock to have twins that she never repeated it! So it was just us growing up together. We got our first horse at 14 and that was the start of our lifelong interest in horses.

In those days there were grassy areas near our houses so there was somewhere to tether horses.

We got given our first horse Brownie when a neighbour up the road was moving house and needed someone to look after him for a while. We ended up keeping him until the day he died.

Q: When did you first marry and then move away from each other?

A: (Jenny) Well Di got married first at 18 and continued to ride Brownie for a few more years before she divorced at 23 and moved to the Hunter Valley, where she lived on a horse stud with her new partner. John and I married when I was 20 and in 1972 we moved to Wellington in NSW where we went on to breed horses. John and I have three children and Di has two children.

Both Di and I have been interested in equestrian competition and horses most of our lives and I

still judge dressage events around the state today.

Interestingly, both our daughters Jessica and Freya have gone on to enjoy competitive success in horse riding, dressage and jumping.

Q: When did you move closer to each other?

A: (Di) Jenny and John moved to Queensland in 1981 and in 1988 I moved up here with my second husband. Jenny and I and our families were only about 15 minutes away from each other, which was lovely. Jenny ended up working at Westpac bank Morayfield for 20 years and I ended up working at ANZ bank at Beerwah for 11 years.

(Jenny) John and I retired in 2005 and then spent the next nine years travelling around the country. We spent a lot of time up north fishing and every summer we would come back and stay with Di and Dennis. In 2013 John and I bought a house in Glass House Mountains.

Q: You are both very involved in lawn bowls and are members of Club Glass House. When did you start?

A: (Di) In 1993 I took up golf and loved that and played it for many years. Then in 2003 I started playing lawn bowls with Glasshouse Country Bowls Club once I’d retired from the bank. Jenny started playing here in 2005.

Q: So… who is the better bowler?

A: (Jenny) Di is! She’s been club champion eight times and has been district champion of champions three times!

Q: How did you celebrate your 70th birthdays and what’s your tip for living well?

A: (Jenny and Di) Our children sent us both off

Dianne (Di) Hume and Jennifer (Jenny) Hobson to see Hugh Jackman in Brisbane and we went shopping all day and had a great time buying lots and relaxing together. The following Saturday we had a large party with 70 + people. We also celebrated Jenny and John’s anniversary at the party. The big surprise on the night was that Jenny wore her original wedding dress – which still fits! One of the secrets to living well is that we both spend a lot of time in our gardens.

Q: What’s the best bit of being an identical twin?

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Growing up our mum always dressed us the same and even now we will end up dressing the same or picking the same colours to wear when we go out. We often think alike and make the same decisions without having to discuss it – it’s lovely to be a twin.

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New Telstra tower for Glass House Sunshine Coast Council is set to assess another telecommunications tower application in Glass House Mountains, this time from Telstra as part of the federal government’s mobile black spot program.

The material change of use application proposes a 41.1m monopole tower on private land at 8 Woodrows Road, Glass House Mountains to provide “… improved 4G telecommunications services within the Glass House Mountains area and surrounding localities”.

According to the planning documents, the site was selected as the most appropriate location based on planning scheme considerations, technical and coverage objectives, cost considerations, land tenure, visual impact and engineering/design criteria.

Sixteen possible locations were assessed with 8 Woodrows Road determined as the most suitable.

Council’s planning scheme requires telecommunication towers to be sited more than 400m from residences. This location has three houses within this perimeter but Telstra considers this inconsequential as the “… residences are buffered from the proposal by significant mature vegetation and terrain change that would likely reduce the visual impact to the residential areas”.

No vegetation is to be cleared during the construction and screening plantings will be used to help hide the ancillary structures associated with the pole tower.

The application is classified as impact assessable, meaning that it will be advertised and locals will have the chance to make public submissions.

To read more go to https://developmenti.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au and search for MCU19/0228.

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“You must be prepared to take on a high level of accountability and trust as well as be able to work autonomously,” Brian said.

“Training will be provided and prior experience with a board or committee would be beneficial.

“You will be involved in the refurbishment of the sub branch building, which is currently under way and will be a very rewarding experience,” he said.

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The quarterly markets are being organised by three entrepreneurial locals - Nicole Hilton, Marie Shannon and Sarah Williams.

Sarah said the markets would give people a place to show and sell their handmade goods and, as all of the stalls would be different, there would be something of interest for everyone.

As well as being an organiser, Sarah is a bestselling author and will be at the market signing books, one of which is set in Maleny.

“I fell in love with this town the first time we came here. I love living in a place with so many creative, talented people and this will be the perfect opportunity for them to all come together and display their products,” Sarah said.

From baking to books, jewellery to children’s toys, you will be able to tick off everything on your Christmas list – including advent calendars and stockings.

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Cricket the big winner

Contributed by Deb Lawrence, deputy principal Beerwah State School opened its doors recently inviting prospective parents to come and see how the staff work together to provide our prep students with a strong foundation for the rest of their schooling.

Parents reported to staff how wonderful it was to see for themselves such a welcoming and calm environment offered at Beerwah.

They saw firsthand how the school offers a range of learning experiences that develops and ignites creativity and imagination.

The current prep students showed the pre-preps a typical day in the prep room and also supported them to feel more comfortable about coming to school next year.

If you are looking to enrol your child in 2020 and missed the open day, please come along to our prep information session on Tuesday, November 5 at either 9am or 5pm.

Please phone the school to find out more on 5436 5555.

Contributed by Jill Forster Glasshouse Districts Cricket Club (GDCC) recently announced the introduction of a junior girls’ and women’s teams for the 2019/2020 season - the first time in the club’s long history.

So far we have enough players for a full women’s team but we still need to recruit a number of girls to make up a team.

Given that the club has never fielded a female team before, we are currently fundraising to help cover the costs of sourcing the specific equipment and clothing needed, and to help cover other fees associated with getting the women’s and girls’ season up and running.

To help keep these costs low and encourage as many females to enjoy the great game of cricket across the Glasshouse district, the club is running our fourth Play for Purpose raffle, which closes on Tuesday, October 15.

Play for Purpose is the ultimate not-for-profit raffle, where ticket holders go in the draw to win a share in 7,525 prizes valued at $500,000 with a $250,000 first prize!

A one in 34 chance of winning a prize and $5 from every $10 worth of tickets you buy going directly to GDCC’s women’s program makes it the ultimate win-win raffle!

With only two weeks to go until the raffle closes, make sure you get in quick before it sells out.

Since participating in the club’s first Play for Purpose raffle back in February, GDCC supporters have won almost $500 worth of prizes. Could you be our next big winner?

If our club sells the ticket that wins the $250,000 first prize, the club will receive a $10,000 bonus!

To buy your ticket today go to https://playforpurpose.com.au/glasshouse-cc.

If you would like more information regarding GDCC’s women’s program or our Play for Purpose fundraiser, please contact Jill Forster on 0418 946 252 or ghdcc.secretary@gmail.com.

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Be creative with B Unique Millinery Acclaimed Peachester milliner, Brenda Treasure, has a passion for her craft that is exciting, inspiring and imaginative. As well as being the creative force and owner of B Unique Millinery and a market leader in millinery supplies and headpieces, Brenda also teaches the art of millinery and hosts workshops and retreats from her gorgeous hinterland property. Brenda is also happy to provide advice or design tips about creating hats, headpieces and fascinators, and welcomes people into her creative studio to find out more about fabrics, adornments, embellishments and general craft supplies.

With warehouses in Australia, Europe, Canada and the USA, B Unique Millinery is the only millinery supply company in the world that has a presence in more than one country. The business is in the top six millinery supply companies in Australia and Brenda regularly travels the world to attend industry networking events and classes as well as exhibiting her millinery products at high profile events such as the prestigious London Hat Week.

Brenda said she loves sharing her skills and running classes for people who just want to learn the art of how to make a hat.

“With so many old milliners around the world retiring, it’s amazing to be able to teach the craft to new students and those that have an interest in this creative process. I can teach people about the basics of how to make a hat or headpiece and the types of fabric used. It’s wonderful to see what people can come up with and the marvellous ideas they have once they master the basics,” Brenda said.

Classes are run at Brenda’s Peachester studio and she shares her extensive knowledge about fabrics, straw and how to block a hat. She said the process of blocking involves moulding fabric over a shape to make a hat.

“I have a lot of wooden blocks in the studio and wire that can also be used to block a shape. We have a lot of fun learning about the process during the classes and the final product is limited only by imagination. In my two-day classes, some of the ladies go away with four or five hats they’ve created!”

As well as day classes, Brenda offers weekend retreats that are popular with individuals wanting to learn more about hat making and small groups such as friends wanting to enjoy a unique weekend away or those marking a special event or occasion with an exclusive activity. She also regularly hosts special one-off workshops featuring millinery tutors from interstate and overseas.

With the Melbourne Cup Spring Carnival events just around the corner, B Unique Millinery has a huge selection of beautiful textiles, straw, sculptured flowers, lace, crystals and beads from

around the world. Brenda said she has access to a large and interesting product range including a mix of traditional and innovative millinery supplies and she is more than happy for people to bring in a sample of fabric or items to be matched.

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Not to be missed running event

RunFest is on again for its eighth year on Sunday, October 13. Organised by the Lions Club of Maleny Blackall Range, the annual event attracts runners from across South East Queensland as well school teams of students and parents.

Last year the event attracted more than 240 runners, from the experienced athletes competing in the 21.1km half marathon to primary school students.

As well as the half marathon there is a 10km, 5km and 3km run/walk. The route of the half marathon, 10km and 5km events follows the edge of the Blackall Range overlooking the magnificent Glass House Mountains. Past participants have marvelled at the picturesque route and have acknowledged it as the best in South East Queensland.

The half marathon challenges athletes who say its undulating route is the best they have run and the most competitive. The shorter events have attracted seasoned athletes as well as school students from various Sunshine Coast schools.

There is prize money for the half marathon, 10km and 5km runs totalling $1500, donated by sponsors. The main focus of the 3km run is for primary schools to enter a team to compete for the participation trophy. The school with the most participants wins the trophy to display for the year.

There is also a team trophy and prize money for the 10km event for the team with the lowest aggregate times for the first three runners across the line.

The event raises funds for the Childhood Cancer Research Foundation, which supports children with cancer and funds research into the disease, which is close to the heart of many families throughout Australia. Research is ongoing and needs support to find a cure for this dreadful disease.

This is an event not to be missed and is already well supported by sponsors including the Sunshine Coast Council, ReMax Hinterland, Maleny Realty and Maleny District Sport and Recreation Association.

Full details about the event and online registration are available at www.malenyblackallrange.qld.lions.org.au/projectsmvc or search Maleny RunFest.

Are you ready for this year’s street party?

With so many free activities, great music, lots of food choices and things to see and buy at the Glasshouse Country Street Party, you may need to arrive at 4pm and stay till the end at 9pm just to see and experience everything.

This year the street party organisers are excited to have a fabulous laser light show from the main stage sponsored by Beerwah Hotel.

Celebrate Glasshouse Country president Judy Tomlinson said this was the eco-friendly answer to fireworks, with exciting light and laser displays to music and not to be missed.

“This year the rides are of a higher standard and there are many more community groups and stall holders taking part,” Judy said.

“The rides are free and unlimited for kids, and adults can join in too.

“Every taste is catered for with the food available including local restaurants and cafes dishing out their great range of treats and food van vendors making sure there is plenty of food to go around.

“If you are really organised you may like to choose handmade gifts from the market stalls ready for Christmas,” Judy said.

Call your friends, neighbours and relatives you like to invite them to join you at the Glasshouse Country Street Party in Beerwah, on Friday, October 18 from 4-9pm in Simpson Street.

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Taking control of your health Winter is well and truly over, which means we can put away the woollies and start to enjoy the warmer weather outdoors. If your enthusiasm for exercise stalled a bit during the cooler season or your diet has been a bit lax over the past few months, now is the time to take control to get your health back on track.

The Healthy Guru understands getting back into a health routine can sometimes be daunting - the busyness of life can get in the way with weeks rolling into one another. Often getting started is the hardest part but making small changes to your lifestyle at the start can make a huge difference to your health in the long run.

The Healthy Guru’s owner, Denese Brookes, and her team draw on their many years of experience in the health industry, as well as their personal experiences, to give their clients expert advice on a range of services and products to help you kickstart and achieve your health goals.

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Often when we decide to make a health change, we can make unmaintainable changes and fall flat early into our new lifestyle. Giving ourselves realistic and achievable short-term as well as long-term goals we’re better equipped to reach our health goals. Rather than planning to run 5km every morning before breakfast, beginning with a

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Contributed by Bob Banner At its well attended September dinner meeting the Beerwah Lions Club was pleased to entertain its guest of honour, the second vice district governor Steve Hood accompanied by his wife Sharon.

Other guests included several potential new members.

Representing the ladies auxiliary, Lorraine Wise spoke about the recent Beerwah Charity Sports and Spring Carnival, thanking everyone who was involved.

Lion Bob Banner then gave an overview of the Lions involvement on the day. “We can’t all be generals, the doctors and scientists involved in this war on cancer,” he said. “But this Lions Club showed they could be a very effective infantry, the foot soldiers on the ground joining the incredible army of fundraisers on the day.”

Guest speaker Steve Hood spoke of how impressed he was with the Beerwah club, particularly its efforts at recycling, creating

Beerwah Writers Group Contributed by Patty Beecham The group meets on the second and fourth Fridays of the month at the Beerwah Library from 10am12noon. We are a collection of local amateur and professional writers who meet to discuss aspects of writing and publishing.

Members attending usually donate a gold coin

President Alistair accepting a banner from second vice district govenor Steve Hood tomorrow’s future with today’s efforts.

He also mentioned that, contrary to a popular misconception, Australia actually receives a healthy amount of funding back from Lions International.

President Alistair Waddell then presented Steve with a cheque for $500 for Lions research into diseases that cause distress to humans. to off-set the cost of morning refreshments. New members are very welcome and encouraged. A yearly subscription of $5 applies after your second visit. If you are keen to write but not sure where to start, please join us.

The next meeting will be held in the Beerwah Library on Friday, October 11 from 10am12noon.

Enquiries to Patty Beecham on 0417 887 316.

Maleny launches 18-hole member drive with three-year deal Maleny Golf Club is offering a special three-year membership option to new members as it prepares to bring the final six holes of the award-winning Sunshine Coast hinterland course into play in early 2020.

Maleny Golf Club, which opened in 2015, is known for its welcoming country hospitality and still has significant growth capacity to accommodate new male, female and junior members interested in playing socially or competitively.

There is currently no nomination fee. Anyone taking up the $2,244 offer will enjoy full gold membership from the day they sign up until October 31, 2022 and avoid anticipated annual fee increases in the meantime. The 2019/2020 full gold membership fee will be $748.

President Dr Max Whitten said the offer represented both good value for money and an opportunity for members and newcomers to help the club fund mowing and maintenance fleet additions to service the expanded 18-hole course.

“We will be bringing the last six of our 18 holes into play early in the new year and have committed to purchasing and leasing additional equipment so we can continue to deliver our high standard of course presentation,” Dr Whitten said.

The current 12-hole, par-46 course incorporates an environmentally low-impact design by golf architect Graham Papworth that preserves and integrates existing wetlands and native flora.

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Contributed by Norma McCormack What a great day we had when a party of us travelled to Caloundra for a day on the waters of Pumicestone Passage. Fortunately, some people had binoculars so we could watch the osprey feeding their chicks on a communication tower beside Tripcony Jetty where we went aboard the Tern of the Tide under the watchful eye of the skipper, Ken. The weather was perfect for cruising, though we agreed none of us would mind being caught in the rain.

The bird life seemed to turn out for tourists. On the return journey from Pelican Waters Tavern, where we enjoyed lunch, we saw another osprey dive and catch a fair sized fish for its supper.

Thank you Ken for your interesting commentary as we motored along, at times on the edge of quite shallow water on an exceptionally low tide.

Our next Probus meeting will be on Wednesday, October 9 at 10am in the Glasshouse RSL rooms, 1 Reed Street.

We are a funloving group of active retirees, so how about coming to join us? Contact Norma on 5439 0446.

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All vehicles, makes and models conveniently serviced or fixed Long-running family business D&F Auto Care is owned by local couple, Barry and Leeann Davey. The shop also employs two fully qualified local mechanics and an apprentice to help customers with all servicing and repair requirements. An RACQ approved repairer, D&F Auto Care offers a full repair menu that covers all types and makes of vehicle as well as comprehensive services, safety certification and more – all from a local and convenient Landsborough location.

Committed to offering care, quality and convenience, D&F Auto Care uses the latest diagnostic equipment to ensure problems can be assessed quickly and accurately. Over the phone quotes are available as well as a customer pickup service if required. Barry and the team can service all car makes and models, trucks, tractors, trailers and caravans – basically if it’s on wheels and it’s mechanical they can fix it!

They also offer roadworthy/safety certificates for caravans, motorbikes and trailers, so customers can conveniently access local service by local mechanics. No issue is too big or small, and the team has the knowledge and skills to help – drawing on an impressive 80 years of combined mechanical experience.

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For plants to thrive, the soil must be alive. Join experienced horticulturalist Leonie Shanahan and take a closer look at what’s really going on underground.

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Learn about the principles of soil improvement and take home a mineral sample bag so you can start growing from the ground up.

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But on a recent afternoon we had some unusual visitors – two flying foxes.

We often see or hear bats feeding on our property at night but this behaviour of leaving their normal roost camp during the day in search of food trees is unusual.

Flying foxes are fruit and nectar eaters but due to deforestation, development and severe drought there are not enough food sources in the wild for them. There are reports of many being found dead or malnourished.

Flying foxes play a key role in coastal forest ecology, cross-pollinating many native trees and shrubs, including tall forest trees.

Almost all hardwood species need flying foxes for pollination. Their flowers are only receptive to pollination at night, so are not fertilised by the daytime activity of birds and bees.

Flying foxes fly great distances each night, with a single animal estimated to disperse up to 3,000 seeds a night.

With increasing urbanisation, more man-made hazards like barbed wire, power lines, domestic animals, cars and roads, and increasing heat events, numbers of these amazing animals are declining at an alarming rate. Loss of flying foxes will have catastrophic consequences for many natives, including tree-dwelling animals like koalas.

If a bat appears injured or sick and is failing to leave your property at night, do not touch it. Call either Bats Queensland or your local wildlife care organisation.

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You Said It Water shortage

It is now quite obvious to me that no one in the GC&M News readership area is interested in the water shortage in Australia. My letters have generated not one comment or suggestion, and that includes our federal member who knows about the problem.

The people of the outback are struggling, as are the stock and animals out there. I have no idea what will happen when the bushfires start out there as I don’t think the state or federal members will be able to get enough water tankers to carry the much needed water or, for that matter, where will they get it from? Certainly not out of the rivers, dams or lakes.

Well the time has come for action. I watched Channel 7 and they were shocked at the Barrier Reef and the odd shark that had been killed. Not a single worry or concern about the wildlife dying for lack of water or the graziers’ stock.

People around Maleny worry about the odd wallaby being knocked over when they jump out in front of cars but what about the animals dying because of the shortage and lack of water in the outback. That can be fixed.

Our Prime Minister loves giving our money away to other countries, bugger Australia and the Australians who have no water or the animals of Australia dying because of the lack of water.

When are our governments, be it federal of state, going to wake up? I certainly have heard nothing from Andrew Wallace or Andrew Powell and they are our elected so-called politicians who are supposed to care and get things done and want our support.

Well wake up and get your bums into gear, open your mouths and start being heard. Australia needs you.

Brian Stallworthy Glass House Mountains

Re: Quarry expansion

I totally agree with VM Smith’s letter (GC&M News, September 25) re opposing the quarry extension proposal.

Having lived here for almost 20 years, I’ve seen the increase in quarry truck movements impacting on this town. Getting in and out of town at peak times is a joke, often with multiple quarry trucks backed up at the intersection. It will be far worse with more trucks.

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Coonowrin Road is a busy road. With three new housing estates on it there will be many more residents’ cars daily. Do we really want to add more quarry trucks to that scenario? It’s a high risk area past our state school. We don’t need more trucks rumbling through. Yes, we have flashing lights to show the 40km times, but what if a local child is injured, or worse?

Has anyone apart from me noticed there is only one main access road in and out of town? All quarry trucks should be restricted through our town and redirected onto Steve Irwin Way via Barrs Road.

Yes, I know there is a railway crossing there.

Perhaps a rail overpass could be constructed there too. It would be costly but with all the extra rates revenue from the new housing estates perhaps council should contribute? And the quarry too.

Let’s not forget our existing rail overpass is deteriorating and badly in need of maintenance, which evidently did not happen. How much damage is caused by all the heavy trucks back and forth over that bridge?

Glass House is no longer a small town. It’s growing rapidly and as a priority the council should ensure infrastructure is in place to safely support the growing population.

Our iconic mountains are heritage listed but unbelievably the council allows daily blasting at the nearby quarry site! It’s only a matter of time until Mount Coonowrin crumbles. It’s already listed as unstable. I wonder if the explosions might have something to do with that.

I urge all residents to contact Andrew Powell and Cr Rick Baberowski today.

Jenny Waldock Glass House Mountains

Re:Reader feedback

The reader feedback included in GC&M News in the September 11 edition on electromagnetic (EM) fields and Dr Karl was interesting.

The writer may not be aware but research on the effects of some EM transmissions - our mobile phones, microwave ovens, Wi-Fi and baby monitors (all on microwave frequencies) - goes back years.

The use of the phrase "baseless hysteria" is of concern as there are pages and pages of peerreviewed research done over the past decade and more on the health effects of EM fields.

One site I refer the reader to is https://ehtrust.org/ in the USA, another is the ORSAA website

(www.orsaa.org) run by a number of scientists in Australia. It’s the Oceania Radiofrequency Scientific Advisory Association Inc. You can read dozens of papers on the health effects of exposure to EM radiation.

Dr Karl, meanwhile, lauded as a science icon I admit, has done a disservice in his ABC piece as his statements are basically out of date.

ARPANSA (the Australian radiation agency), which he relies on, has not updated its safe radiation standards since 2002 yet we've had massive advances in technology of personal transmission devices since then. Dr Karl stated that radiofrequency radiation (RF) cannot damage DNA. However, it’s documented in over 200 peer-reviewed scientific papers that RF can cause oxidative stress which in turn can most definitely cause DNA damage.

He also ignored the extensive 2012 BioInitiative Report. A new update from the BioInitiative Working Group (2017) shows evidence has strengthened for brain cancers related to mobile phone use. The group has released an update analysing scientific results of case-control studies published 2010-2017 on cancers of the brain (gliomas).

Earlier papers on health effects of RF go as far back as 1976 when the US military looked at longer term exposure to microwave equipment among military personnel. None of this concern over EM radiation health issues is new.

Richard Giles Conondale

Our roads are dangerous

Sadly, two recent accidents on Old Gympie Road and Steve Irwin Way show how dangerous these roads are for pedestrians and cyclists.

With speeds averaging 80km an hour and with inconsistently wide shoulders, the threat to nonmotorists is obvious.

A safe pedestrian/cycle path is needed to join the towns of Beerburum, Glass House Mountains, Beerwah, Landsborough and Mooloolah Valley. A path running alongside Steve Irwin Way would be ideal as it relatively flat and direct.

Given the increasing populations in these areas, I call on the Sunshine Coast Council to investigate, plan and build such a facility.

Hans Dauncey Glass House Mountains

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Hive of exciting activity Glasshouse Mountains Early Education Centre has been a hive of exciting activity lately with the centre recently hosting an open day, new programs in the pipeline, new community initiatives and a brand new yard renovation.

Centre director Dee Shaw said she was excited to be developing some new community partnerships and programs, and that both the staff and children were looking forward to a revamped outdoor play space.

“We are full steam ahead with our yard renovation as we move to bring nature back into our outdoor play and learning space,” Dee said.

“Outdoor exploration and play is an important part of our daily focus so we are all looking forward to seeing the end results of our fantastic yard makeover.”

Recently the centre welcomed local families to come and find out more about what is on offer for those considering enrolling their child in one of the early learning classrooms. Dee said it was a great day and a wonderful opportunity to showcase the centre to the wider community.

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“It was lovely to have families meet our long-term staff and see first hand how passionate they are about education. It was also a great opportunity to show parents and carers more about our wonderful kindergarten program and give them a tour of our facilities.”

Dee said that although numbers have been filling up fast, especially for next year’s school ready kindergarten program, there were still some vacancies available. Feedback from parents and carers is that they love the centre’s commitment to providing an immersive, interactive and engaging approach to early childhood learning.

The centre prides itself on providing an engaging learning journey that supports the holistic and scaffolding approach to learning. Some of the benefits of enrolling at Glasshouse Early Learning Centre include flexibility with hours for busy families from 6.30am–6.30pm, the promotion of healthy eating choices and habits with healthy meals provided as part of the daily fees, a dedicated centre bus service and tailored physical education, language and music programs. The centre has a strong focus on STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths) activities as well as plenty of nature inspired play.

Some new initiatives at the centre include a community clothing swap and plans for a book swap where children will also be asked to make a small gold coin donation to help support a remote Indigenous school community to buy resources. Dee said the clothing swap corner had been well received and was a great way to help families as well as aligning well with the centre’s sustainability goals.

Dee is also finalising the new weekly swimming program with local operators and hopes to be able to offer the program to families in the coming weeks. The centre will provide transport and supervision of children to and from the pool.

Dee said they were working hard on getting this up and running.

Glasshouse Mountains Early Education Centre has a wide range of programs for all ages, from babies through to school-age, including their school vacation care program that runs Monday-Friday during the school holidays. The centre prides itself on offering a quality-driven kindergarten program to help children to be school ready. With the added convenience of providing long day care hours if required, both working and at-home parents may be eligible for the government funded kindergarten program subsidy offered through the centre.

If you are interested in finding out more about what the centre can offer, you can book a tour of the centre anytime on 5438 7311. Glasshouse Mountains Early Education Centre is located at 2 Page Street, Glass House Mountains.

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One of the most exciting collaborations in Australian country music, Felicity Urquhart and Brad Butcher, will be performing at the Mapleton Bowls Club on Saturday, October 5 from 6.30pm as part of their New Harmony Tour.

Felicity and Brad kicked off the year with their initial one-off show together during the Tamworth Country Music Festival in January.

It was so well received the duo quickly decided to book in more dates with their ever-growing audience of fans eagerly embracing this very special live show.

Felicity Urquhart has long been one of the best loved and most decorated singer-songwriters on the Australian music scene. In a career encompassing seven studio albums, she has netted eight Golden Guitars, an ARIA award nomination for best country album and four Australian country music achiever awards from the Country Music Association of Australia.

Queenslander Brad Butcher took home his first ever Golden Guitar award in 2018 and was one of the most popular winners in Tamworth that year. The Australian country music industry is enjoying watching his career go from strength to strength.

Tickets are $29.60 and available from the venue and online at www.oztix.com.au.

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Eudlo Music Nights, October 12-13 It’s music festival season again and by the time you have read this we will have enjoyed the Maleny, Neurum and Mitchell Creek festivals and Caloundra will be on the horizon. But it is the modest festival in the village of Eudlo that I’m going to present.

The event itself lasts just over a day, with a 12noon Saturday start and 2pm Sunday finish, but it is chock-a-block with entertainment and activities featuring two music stages, a workshop space and a lovely big fire Saturday night and, of course, a sleepover goes without saying!

Everyone appreciates the small friendly festival feel, the fantastic musicians, the home cooking and the family and pet friendly activities with overnight camping.

This will be the fourth Eudlo Music Nights and promotional clips of the past events can be found online - search the event name on Google and YouTube. The almost 30 acts confirmed for this month’s festival include Cigány Weaver, Louise King, Cloudstreet, Red Crow, Tin Star, Out of Abingdon, the Dave Orr Band, Emily Maguire, the Dennis Sisters, the Rumbrellas, Gypsy Rumble, Rob Longstaff, Ian B MacLeod, Blackall Blues, Peter Harvey, Ian Ross Williams, Deni Chapple and Brendan the Mindfulness Poet, who will run our Poet’s Breakfast. There will be a special event - Imagine, a concert for peace. There will be plenty of other acts too - songwriters’ concerts, open mic events where people can pre-book a spot and some acoustic jams in the workshop shed. For the songwriters there will be a studio recording prize at the Sound Space in Peachester. Further information can be found at www.eudlomusicnights.com.au.

Online bookings are strongly recommended for the festival at www.trybooking.com/BEDKF. By booking you go into the draw for a handcrafted wooden bongo set from Mike Duggan valued at $300. The low entry charges include adult $35 for the weekend, $25 for Saturday and $15 for Sunday, along with concessions and family tickets. There is no extra charge for camping. There will be a bar and a coffee van, food vans and lots of lovely home-cooked food available.

The Eudlo Music Nights has been created by musicians for musicians and lovers of music. We are a friendly event and welcome you to come along and take part! Our Facebook group will include regular updates for the event - check it out at www.facebook.com/eudlomusicnights.

Michael has a recording studio in Peachester. If you would like to find out more contact him on 0419 026 895 or E: mwhitick@bigpond.net.au

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I Luv Nails in the Beerwah Village, next to Target, has been helping local ladies look and feel their best for a number of years now. In June this year, local couple Sophia Nguyen and Brett Hayball, purchased the business and have been working hard to make their customers’ experiences even more welcoming and relaxing.

Sophia brings with her 10 years’ experience as a nail technician. She and her team of experienced nail technicians previously worked together at her last salon at Morayfield.

Sophia loves being in the hinterland and is pleased to have been able to reduce their regular prices.

They have also introduced new products and services including SNS dipping powder, which helps promote healthy nails, and their new hot stone massage therapy, which is great for relieving fatigued muscles and improving circulation.

I Luv Nails also offers a full range of body and facial waxing services as well as their manicure and pedicure services, including their very relaxing massage chairs and foot massage.

They are open seven days with extra staff always available on the weekends. Drop ins and bookings are both welcome. However, please be aware that they have had a few issues with their phone service so if you can’t get them on 5439 0032, please call 0413 561 645 or just drop in.

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Brownie and I recently had dinner at Beerwah’s Baan Thai and judging by the number of locals dropping in and out of the restaurant, take away Thai meals are really popular.

However, for me freshly made and served Thai food straight to the table is definitely the best way to have it.

As lovers of Thai food we tend to stick to our favourite menu items of tom yum soup, red duck curry and chicken and cashew stir fry, which we always enjoy at Baan Thai.

However, with the weather heating up we decided to go for some lighter options so started by sharing a mixed entrée, followed by a slightly healthy option of a larb salad, and then the more indulgent deep fried prawns served with their special tamarind sauce, which were all delicious.

One of the other advantages of dining in is that you get to order from their extensive bar, which is sure to impress even the most discerning customer.

The team at Baan Thai are really looking forward to being a part of their first Street Party, to be held in Simpson Street on Friday, October 18, and are busy working on a menu to serve from their street stall. They are encouraging locals who want to dine in and enjoy their licenced premises on the night to make sure they book a table early to avoid missing out.

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Out & About Orchid fever in Beerwah

The Glasshouse Country Orchid Society’s 2019 Orchid Show and Spring Spectacular was held at the Beerwah Community Hall last Friday and Saturday. With record crowds waiting for the doors to open on Friday morning, the demand for orchids on sale saw lengthy queues. The talks and demonstrations were popular with locals and visitors.

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Clockwise from top left: 1. Glasshouse Country Orchid Society president Michael Keegan with member Ros Lester 2. Michelle Smith, Jennifer Ison, Richard Hughes, and Caitlin Smith 3. Stephanie Wakeham and Pam Coote from the Caboolture Orchid Society looking at the photographic exhibition

4. Noela and Italo Frizzo with their winning Australian native orchid 5. Ivan Koch and Barry Eliott with orchids for sale 6. Des and Pat Hoyle from the South Burnett Orchid Society looking at the floral art display

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Clockwise from top left: 1. Val Carbery, Jan and Don English and Greg Williams 2. Author Michael Simpson signs a copy of the book 3. Tom Malone and Brian Robertson 4. Desley Malone and Greg Howard 5. Amanda Kennedy, Luca Chaddock, Steve Chaddock and Andy Fairbairn 6. Mandy McCosker, Gail Denver and Penny Edwards

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Historic Pattemore House was the perfect venue to host a celebration of the history of Queensland homes and gardens when well known Montville gardeners Kyleigh and Michael Simpson recently launched their two latest books - ‘Our Queenslanders, Homes - Gardens: Their Second Century’ and ‘Queenslander Gardens. Plants for their Second Century: with Historical References’.

Maleny’s community photographer Marsha Kelly captured some great photos of locals enjoying the event.

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Maleny chamber choir Tapestry will be performing a themed concert 11 Love and Other Catastrophes at Kenilworth this Saturday, October 5 and at Maleny on Sunday, October 6.

All songs are about love in its many facets, including Dolly Parton’s lament about another woman stealing her man. The styles range from English madrigals (‘April is in My Mistress' Face’), to pop ballads (‘Lonesome Road’, ‘In My Life’), blues (‘Hit the Road Jack’) and old jazz standards (‘Autumn Leaves’). Tapestry members will also perform solo items.

The Saturday concert is at the Kenilworth Catholic Church, 21 Anne Street at 2pm and tickets are $20, which includes afternoon tea. The Sunday concert is at the Maleny Anglican Church, 2 Walkers Drive, at 2pm and tickets are $15 at the door.

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Elected Representatives DID YOU KNOW? Library members can access movies, audiobooks, music and magazines all for FREE! Or that you can digitise your slides, cassette tapes, videos, and records at preservation stations?

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2019 Street Party

A few major community events are well and truly in planning mode and certainly are ones to mark on your calendar! It is only a matter of weeks before Simpson Street and the Beerwah town centre are transformed for the 2019 Glasshouse Country Street Party on Friday, October 18. This is a free family event, so gather your friends and family from 4-9pm and join in the celebration of our Glasshouse Country community.

I’m sure the team would welcome any volunteers leading up to the day. If you’d like to be involved, make contact with Celebrate Glasshouse Country via email info@celebrateGC.com.au.

Apply for up to $2,000. Applications close November 4.

Nominate an unsung hero Nominate those special people or organisations making a difference in your community. It’s easy to do. You can nominate via Sunshine Coast Council’s website.

Nominations close November 18.

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events.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au 19 Sep – 10 Nov – Kyoto Exhibit Explore The Kyoto Hanga International Print Exhibition: Japan and Australia at the Caloundra Regional Gallery.

31 Oct – Creatures of the Night Join Frankie the Flying Fox at ‘Creatures of the Night’, a free, family-friendly event at Caloundra State School.

1 Nov – Built Heritage Symposium See and hear local stories from Heritage Professionals at Bankfoot House. Bookings are essential. Call 5420 8600.

Peachester celebrations

On Saturday, October 26, everyone is invited to join the Peachester community in celebrating the 130th anniversary of the Peachester Community Hall from 10am. There will be historical displays, veteran cars, musical entertainment, pioneer bush crafts, a wood chopping demonstration and food and drinks for sale. The official opening of the important Peachester Heritage Centre will take place at 11am.

Period costume for any period since 1889 will be welcome, with prizes for the best outfits.

Christmas carols choir

Glasshouse Country community carols organisers are calling for local singers to join the choir for rehearsals leading up to the December 14 event at the Beerwah Sportsgrounds. There will be six rehearsals and the community choir will be one of three choirs to perform on the night. Entertainment starts at 4.30pm with musicians and dance, then the carols stage show starts at 6.30pm. The carols are organised by the Landsborough School of the Arts Memorial Hall and proudly sponsored by council. If you’re interested in joining the choir or helping on the day, contact Bob Burns on 0408 542 965.

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You may have seen or heard that the replacement playground project at Beerwah’s Turner Park is now complete. With its unique design and boasting an 8.5m tall multi-level play tower, together with the shelters, toilets and barbecue, it’s a playground package that’s sure to attract people from well beyond to Beerwah!

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If you know a person, community group or organisation making a difference to the Sunshine Coast community, give them the recognition they deserve by nominating them for a 2020 Sunshine Coast Australia Day Award. With the end of the year approaching, this is the perfect time to think about those who have made a difference to us all either locally or within the region. We are looking for the unsung heroes, young and old, who have achieved something truly special. There are seven Australia Day Award categories and nominations close on November 18 via council’s website www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au. Award recipients will be announced at a special ceremony on Friday, January 24, 2020.

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State Member for Caloundra The humble meat pie, a beloved symbol of Australian life, conjures images of summers at the beach, Sunday afternoons with the family, road trips, postgame celebrations and memories of simpler times.

Landsborough locals Tim and Paula Watson continue to carry on the Aussie tradition of pies and other delicious baked goods through the iconic Buck’s Bakery, which they have owned since 2013.

Buck’s Bakery has existed in Landsborough since the 1980s and while it has seen many different owners over the years, the name has never changed.

I recently spoke with Tim about the growth of the bakery since he and Paula took over, and how it has contributed to the town of Landsborough becoming a popular destination for visitors from across Australia and the world.

“After selling the local IGA, we decided to buy the bakery. It went through a few owners over the years but at the time we took over it was nearly gone. So we said – if we’re going to do this, we have to do it right. We have to make it bigger and better,” Tim said.

“We built an extension, so today’s bakery has a much bigger footprint than the original shop. We can now seat 60 people and we make roughly 1,200 pies every week. The bakery has become extremely popular with cyclists over the years and every Thursday and Saturday we have big groups stopping in after their ride.

“Our most popular pie would have to be the chunky steak, but we also sell a lot of the curry scallop, bacon, steak and cheese, and the Ned Kelly, which is a breakfast pie of meat, egg and cheese on top.

Customers can also enjoy a full range of pastries including our signature sourdough that is made from an 18-year-old sourdough culture.

“People from all over Australia have heard of us and they come to Landsborough for our pies and pastries. We even have an American couple that come back to visit every year. It’s incredible because we’ve never advertised. It is only word of mouth that brings people here.

“I think it’s a simple recipe – we have great staff, clean facilities and we sell good, hot, fresh pies and we keep the prices reasonable,” Tim said.

Buck’s Bakery is another great hinterland success story. Congratulations to the Watsons on reviving this charming piece of Landsborough history and putting their stamp on the great Aussie pie.

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Gardeners know that trying to grow plants way outside their preferred climatic zone is fraught with disaster.

Take the peony, for example. It’s a cold climate flowerer and trying to grow it here in spring would be plain crazy.

Not anymore, thanks to a Sunshine Coast University researcher.

University of the Sunshine Coast science graduate Krista Bogiatzis (pictured) has found a way of replicating perfect winter conditions to allow peonies to bloom in Queensland, where subtropical temperatures have caused many previous attempts to fail.

Ms Bogiatzis said the discovery meant Queensland could one day supply spring blooms for Australia’s wedding season and potentially offer a product to the global flower market outside of its usual season.

Growing the blooms in Australia also avoids the fumigation process required to import flowers and damage that can occur in transit.

Ms Bogiatzis said she has been able to replicate the conditions required to trigger the peony’s spring bloom.

“Peonies only grow in cold climates with cold winters and they need a long cold snap to break them out of their dormancy but we just don’t get those conditions here,” she said.

“In a greenhouse at the University of the Sunshine Coast, we were able to fine tune what

these peonies need in terms of temperature, conditions and nutrients, to give them the perfect winter environment.

“We also know how to time it perfectly so that when they are ready to bloom, they think it is spring.”

Mrs Bogiatzis, who began the research in 2015 as a Bachelor of Science (biology) student, said she hoped to eventually offer locally grown peonies to the subtropical Australian market, which largely relies on costly imports from France, New Zealand and southern Australia.

“The buds are cut while they are still tightly closed and they are kept almost frozen in transit.

Because they can be damaged like anything transported over long distances, the expenses involved make it sometimes unaffordable for people to buy imported peonies,” she said.

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Jim and Julie Dudley have owned the business for the past 11 years and, along with installer Jeff who has been with the company for more than 20 years, are proud to continue to provide outstanding end-to-end service for their clients, new and old.

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Having been in the business for the past 25 years, they know their stuff and the friendly staff are keen to help you with all your landscaping and gardening needs.

They have a wide range of products to suit all landscaping needs with a range of soils, gravels, mulches, stone pitching (suitable for garden edging or building rock walls), concrete edging, Hudson stone edging, a large range of pavers, treated pine sleepers, concrete products, geo fabric, weed mat, ag pipe, hay, sugar cane bales and fertilisers.

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Local family owned and operated Southern Cross Electrical Data (SCED) services all sectors of the electrical industry and offers an incredible range of products at very competitive prices. Best of all, they are conveniently local in Beerwah and are open to public five days a week.

The only electrical supply shop based in the hinterland, the business is run by electrician Ash Hamilton and his wife Luba who have been in the area for more than ten years.

Drop into the store and let one of the friendly team provide good oldfashioned customer service and reliability while offering the best price, options and advice to suit all electrical needs.

With a new electrical supplier on board, Ash and the team can now offer even more competitive rates on a number of products.

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Have you heard of galangal? If you haven’t, it’s a type of Thai ginger that would be a great perennial addition to your edible garden. Being hardy, easy to grow and care for, and suited to a sub-tropical climate, galangal is perfect for our locality and is attractive as well, which is also a bonus as a garden plant.

Like normal edible ginger, you use the underground rhizome as a spicy flavour in cooking but unlike normal ginger this plant grows to over two metres.

You start growing galangal from a rhizome cutting taken from someone’s existing clump or by buying a small pot at a nursery.

Like all ginger plants – edible or flowering – they really like a rich soil, so make sure you dig through compost and animal manures to prepare the spot.

Pick somewhere that gets some sun with some shade as well – dappled sun is perfect. It will grow in full sun but you’ll find the leaves will suffer sun damage.

Leave it plenty of space to grow as it is a clumping plant but it is a slow clumper, so it won’t take over.

To harvest galangal you’ll need to dig out some of the outer plants, so give yourself space around the plant to manoeuvre with a mattock and spade.

Although galangal is drought tolerant, you’ll end up with softer young rhizomes if it gets a regular drink.

Feed it every other month with a good quality plant food (whatever you prefer).

As they grow, they also produce flowers that can be cut and displayed inside, although they’re not really showy like other ginger flowers.

I have my clump growing on the side boundary hiding the neighbour’s water tanks and shed from our view. It’s very good as a screening plant.

Alternatively, grow it in a large pot or container but make sure it’s large so that you can get access to the side shoots when you want to harvest some.

One great aspect is that it’s pest free. I’ve never had anything try to eat it or infest it in the ten years that it’s been growing in my patch.

Galangal is typically used in stir-fries and Asian styled soups, and it is a staple ingredient when making your own Thai curry pastes too.

It has a spicy flavour, a bit of a cross between ginger and pepper. You need to use the youngest, freshest rhizomes as the older ones tend to be tough and fibrous.

The older leaves do get a bit scrappy looking, as do they when the weather gets cold.

You can either ignore them or trim them out if you’re a neater gardener than me.

In Ayurveda and traditional Chinese medicines galangal has been used to treat colds, stomach ache, inflammation, diabetes, ulcers, nausea, diarrhoea, eczema and various other acute and chronic conditions.

If you want an easy to grow edible ginger, galangal is a great addition to anyone’s garden.

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Noticeboard Book sale Friends of Maleny Library will hold their next book sale on Saturday, October 5 from 9am12noon outside the library. Don’t miss the opportunity to fill your own bag for $5 from ex-library stock and donated books. You can even buy CDs and DVDs at bargain prices.

Fix it CafÊ The Maleny Neighbourhood’s Fix it CafÊ will be open on Thursday, October 10 and Thursday, October 24 from 9.30am–2.30pm. Items that can be repaired include bicycles, clothing and small furniture in exchange for a $5 donation.

Items need to be brought in on the day for initial assessment. The Neighbourhood Centre is located at 17 Bicentenary Lane, Maleny. Contact 5499 9345 for more information.

Declutter Support Group The group meets in Elimbah fortnightly on Wednesdays from 9.30-11am. There are no fees to join this friendly motivating group.

To register your attendance or for further information contact Janet by text on 0402 700 238 or jvv@iprimus.com.au. The group will meet on October 9 and October 23. Please RSVP on the Sunday before the meeting.

Music on a Saturday The Sunshine Coast Concert Band presents Music on a Saturday on October 12 at 2pm in the Kawana Community Hall, Nanyima Street, Buddina. It will be an afternoon of top entertainment with a great variety of music and talented vocalists under the baton of music director Ken Chadwick OAM. Tickets are $15, available at the door, and include afternoon tea.

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Members and visitors are invited to a talk by Alex Crandon entitled Sex – everything you need to know. The talk is on Tuesday, October 8 at 9.30am at the Masonic Lodge Hall, Tamarind Street, Maleny. Phone Marty for details on 5494 1212.

Coffee with a cop Glasshouse Country Neighbourhood Watch will host coffee with a cop at the Beerwah Library meeting room on Tuesday, October 8 from 2.30pm. Please contact the secretary on 0416 175 767 for further information.

Velvet Country Music Club The club will hold its next concert on Sunday, October 6 at the Caloundra Uniting Church hall, 56 Queen Street, Caloundra from 12noon-4pm.

Entry is $7, which includes afternoon tea. Walkup artists are very welcome. For further details contact Les on 0459 998 806.

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The group enjoyed a visit to Queensland’s Parliament House on September 12 with members hosted by the Member for Glass House Andrew Powell. It was an excellent tour and the group was treated to a delicious barbeque lunch.

They also visited the Caboolture Senior Citizens on September 26 for some enjoyable entertainment and a tasty meal.

Anyone interested in going to Esk for the Bush Bash should contact Marie on 5496 9260.

The next meeting is on Tuesday, October 8 at the Beerwah Community Hall and the speaker will be from the Landsborough Rural Fire Brigade.

From the churches “The grass withers, the flower fades, but the word of our God will stand forever.� Isaiah 40:8.

There is something enduring, something to which we can cling. The Word of our God will not evaporate over time.

The fact of Easter enables us to know that God’s Word does indeed abide forever. What might this mean practically?

First, we can’t help but recognise the stability and security that the steadfastness of God’s Word provides. God’s Word, to us in the person of Jesus Christ, is a reference point, a source of equilibrium, a message of grace, the promise of forgiveness and healing that stands forever, in spite of our failures and sin and brokenness. God’s Word to us is love, even though we are unlovable or unloved by the world around us. Peace in the midst of tension and anxiety. Hope in the face of insurmountable obstacles and death. This is the basis of our faith the realisation that God’s Word of victory over the powers of evil and of freedom from sin and death is true and eternal.

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Aloha Hawaii night

It’s not often that Maleny could be mistaken for Hawaii but at the RSL on Friday, October 11 locals will be channelling some Hawaiian vibes. The doors open at 6.30pm for a fun night with great music and dancing. The night’s entertainment will feature Tom Richter and the ukulele.

While it isn’t compulsory to wear Hawaiian shirts and accessories it is definitely encouraged. Tickets are $15 and include pizza.

You can pre-book by phoning the RSL on 5435 2672 or Ray on 5499 7791.

Welsh singing festival The Welsh Society of the Sunshine Coast is hosting its annual Festival of Music or Cymanfa Ganu on Sunday, October 13 from 1.30pm at the Queen Street Uniting Church in Caloundra.

It is a spectacular musical tribute featuring traditional Welsh hymns and Welsh-inspired music, with song sheets in both Welsh and English as well as unique baroque instrumentals.

The talented performers on the day include Maleny’s famed tenor and harpist Kim Kirkman, stunning soprano Elisabeth Gaedtke, the Buderim Men’s Choir, other choirs and fabulous local harpsichordist Janet Brewer.

In the past few years more than 100 have attended the festival. A great afternoon tea is thrown in for good measure on the day. Tickets are $15, with under 18s free and can be purchased at the door.

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Jill Schefe Glasshouse Country Lutheran Church for the way we minister to other people. Why give them fading fantasies or withering words when instead we should communicate to them the sure hope and promises of an eternal Word.

Human words can’t guarantee fulfilment. When we offer our merely human words to comfort, we forget that all flesh is grass. Human words are often empty gifts. Even people who love us can’t always keep their promises since the tragedies of life can preclude their best intentions.

In contrast, the eternal Word of God carries inherently within it the power to accomplish what it describes. If we say to someone “Grace and peace to you from God�, those words carry with them the actual fact of grace and peace, already bequeathed in the Word of Christ, really to be received by our listener.

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Contributed by Pauline Fraley Witta Tennis travelled to Kandanga for the official opening of their new courts. It was a fantastic afternoon, not only the cutting of the ribbon but Nick from Tennis Queensland had us all running around playing switch. It was a lot of fun and great facilities. Congratulations Kandanga.

Social tennis: Monday 8am and Saturday 1pm. All welcome. Court bookings 0437 295 501 or www.wittatennis.com.au.

Contributed by Jenny Oxenham Tuesday, September 24: An 18-hole mixed single stableford was played with first place going to Merv Schultz with 46 points, runner up Peter Gilbert with 42 points on a count back from Don Lemon also with 42 points, and third to John Brownsworth with 41 points. Nearest the pins were 3 -Don Lemon, 5 - Gary Dallyn, 8 - Nick Martin and 13 – Neil Cronk.

Wednesday, September 25: The ladies played an 18-hole stroke competition in their monthly medal, sponsored by Judi Coey. First place went to Margaret Goodger with 62 nett, runner up to Anne Devane with 66 nett and third to Margaret Trigger with 67 nett. NTPs: 3 - Penny Edwards, 5 - Susanne Hardy, 8- Penny Edwards and 13 - Margaret Trigger.

Saturday, September 28: Men’s monthly medal nett 18-hole competition. A grade first place went to Rob Chessell with 65 nett, runner up Doug Evans with 66 nett and third Peter Gilbert with 67 nett. B grade first place went to Tom Kennedy with 66 nett, runner up Chris Pottinger with 67 nett and third Kirk Vagg with 68 nett. C grade first place went to Neil Gould with 61 nett; runner up Billy Perske with 63 nett and third Rob Pavey with 71 nett.

Gross winner went to Doug Evans with 69 nett. NTPs: 3 - Peter Gilbert, 5 Thomas Hallam, 8 - Corey Zammit and 13 - Doug Johnstone.

Our magnificent golf course seems to be rushing towards completion with all the volunteers bringing our wonderful dream to fruition. Why not come out either morning or afternoon and play some golf with your friends or family. Just phone the clubhouse on 5499 9960 and book in your game or go to our website www.malenygolfclub.com and get details of how to join our great club.

Kandanga’s new courts were a hit with everyone

Maleny Bowls Club

Contributed by Graeme Glover Great weather for bowls this week.

We started with the monthly pairs. Congratulations to our visitors who took the honours.

Winners were Woodford and runners up were Kilcoy. Well done bowlers.

The locals didn't go away empty handed with Curley Peterson and Wendy Bulger winning the jackpot. Congratulations to all who supported this event.

Congratulations to the Friday Scroungers winners for their good bowls.

Ben Fawns, Jim King and Tom Ukola showed form in winning their rinks.

All bowlers will be hoping to carry this form to next week’s monthly final.

All bowlers welcome to take part in this form of the game, which has a handicap system implemented to allow for all to have a chance of winning no matter what your level of experience.

Thanks to those members who have nominated for the Scotty Fawkes Memorial Day. See you all in the club or on the green.

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Beerwah Ladies Golf Contributed by Brenda Briese Saturday, September 21 was a mixed two ball aggregate stableford with a field of 52 players (26 teams). In spite of the recently renovated greens the scores were very good. Winners were father and daughter team Marie Goyder and Bernie Machen 77 points, from Luke Mooney and Di Flint 73 points. Nearest the pins: 2 - Lindsay Webb, 5 - David Eley, 16 - Col Penny and 18 - Vanessa Aland. BRD went to 68 points.

Thursday, September 26 we played a stableford with 54 ladies in two divisions. Division one winner Barb Drury 38 points, runner up Cindy Godfrey 37 points. Division two winner Gail Murphy 40 points from Marie Oxlade 39 points.

NTPs: 2 - Robyn Ryan, 5 - Marie Oxlade, 16 - Alice O'Connell and 18 - (second shot) Cindy Godfrey. BRD went to 35 points.

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Contributed by David Hayes Monday, September 23: Two bowl triples is always a popular day but unfortunately it was our last for the year. The weather was quite warm by the second game. Only two teams with two wins, which made the prize money easy. Winners were Errol, Richard and Tony Verdonck with two wins + 30 margin. Lucky draw went to Bob Bloomer, Noelene Annakin and John Annakin with two wins + 21. Lucky draw went to the boys from Woodford. Thanks to everyone who supported and helped out over the past six months.

Wednesday, September 25: Ladies triples final – Marilyn Podmore, Wendy Platt and Chris Freshwater defeated Jenny Hobson, Di Hume and Rae Farrell 20-14. Great game ladies!

Social – Lyn Griffiths and Marilyn Boulton defeated John Aitken, Sally Squires and Dennis Hume 1913. Noelene Annakin and Ron Wilson defeated Jack Timm and Maz Idle 19-14. Lee Meyers and Mick Borchers defeated Barb McNeill and Brian Squires 21-11. Joy Reason and Viv James defeated Rhyliss Aitken and Rob Scullion 22-20.

Thursday, September 26: Good to be back to eight rinks and winners of the day were Bruce Angus and Barry Kirk with two wins + 35.

Runner up winners of the losers on count back were Di Hume and Rae Farrell with + 20. Lucky draw went to Bob Bloomer and John Annakin.

Saturday, September 28: Mixed singles round two. Dean Shaw defeated Brian Squires 25-9, Tony Verdonck defeated Chris Freshwater 25-16, Lindsay Henderson defeated Lee Meyers 25-21, David Hayes defeated Brendan Freshwater 2523, Rob Scullion defeated John Annakin 25-14, Mac Townson defeated Len Skerry 25-8, Barry Kirk defeated Jenny Hobson forfeit and Jimmy Tatum defeated Mick Borchers 25-15.

Round three. Dean Shaw defeated Tony Verdonck 25-13, David Hayes defeated Lindsay Henderson 25-13, Mac Townson defeated Rob Scullion 2524 and Barry Kirk defeated Jimmy Tatum 25-13.

Sunday, September 29: Semi finals. Dean Shaw defeated David Hayes 25-10 and Barry Kirk defeated Mac Townson 25-24.

Final. What a game! Dean Shaw defeated Barry Kirk 25-24. Thanks to all markers for the weekend, umpires and our president Jimmy Tatum.

The mixed pairs draw is up with a huge 21 entries, which is the most ever. Please make yourself aware of the days and times you are playing.

Jackpot Wednesday triples, October 9: 9am morning team for 9.30am start. Odds continue to improve so be there to have a chance to win the jackpot.

For any club members or players participating in our spring carnival, Club Glass House will be open for a yummy full buffet style breakfast on Sunday, October 27, which is the second morning of the carnival. If you would like to book in let me know. The club will be open from 7.45am. Cost is $17 per person. Our carnival kicks off at 9am so plenty of time to eat then get ready to play or those who might want to hang around and watch bowls for a while after brekky.

Contributed by Ken Barker

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We hosted players from several other clubs, with players coming from as far away as Bundaberg, for our Friendship Day on Thursday, September 19. It was a successful event with great playing conditions and games were conducted in a good spirit in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere.

The Caloundra group visited on Friday, September 20 and were treated to a similar day. There are some very promising golf croquet players in this group.

After training on Saturday, September 21 a group of about 20 Baby Boomers played several rounds of golf croquet on the lawn. For many this was their first attempt at play and there was some real talent showing amongst the fun and games.

Pictured are Helen Uhlmann, Annette Sinclair and Kaye Herron Stuart from the Baby Boomers group, under instruction of Priscilla Vickers (second left), considering ways of approaching their second game of golf croquet.

Donny Griffiths, Vince Carbery and Stuart Craig played a game of golf croquet on Sunday, September 22, which resulted in Donny and Vince winning by a very fine margin 7–6. In the second game they were joined by Isabella Bammert resulting in a 7–6 win to Donny and Isabella.

Coaching for beginners and others is available on the laid-back lawns at the bottom of the Maleny Showgrounds from 8-10am on Saturdays.

These are popular sessions in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere.

Play days are on Thursdays and Sundays at 1pm for 1.30pm.

For details contact president Vince Carbery on 5494 2193 or secretary Priscilla Vickers 5494 3555. Our website is https:// rangecroquetatmaleny.org.

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ARIES March 21 - April 20 Early in the week Mercury enters Scorpio in the area of your chart that involves shared resources. At the same time Pluto turns direct. You will be involved in shared investments, mortgage details and possibly any joint loans. Since Scorpio has such an intense energy, clearly you will have done all your research and know the details down to the last dollars and cents!

TAURUS April 21 – May 21 Pluto turns direct, which suggests travel and publishing are both top of mind for you now. In addition, Mercury entering Scorpio could result in some very secret conversations and it is wise to ensure your partner, be they a business partner or a loved one, is kept well informed of your plans, hopes and wishes. Don’t try to hide anything now!

GEMINI May 22 - June 23 Mars moves into Libra on the 3rd and Pluto turns direct. These aspects heighten your emotions greatly and your psyche is spot on. Consider going away for the weekend with your partner and look to discover each other again. The demands of parenthood have been quite demanding so time away is perfect now for you both.

Enjoy the experience!

CANCER June 24 - July 22 This is an emotional week for Cancer readers who are probably starting to feel that shift already. Pluto turns direct and Mercury moves into Libra, so you will be acutely aware of family ties and responsibilities. It seems everything is about relationships. This is very much the time to start sharing common values and emotional interests. You won’t regret it!

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VIRGO August 23 – September 22 What a week this will be! Mars moves into Libra, Mercury goes into Libra and Pluto turns direct! A dynamite combination for your love life and personal endeavours.

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LIBRA September 23 - October 22 A whirlwind of a week for Librans! The best part is that Mars enters your sign on the 3rd and stays there until November, so your physical energy soars and you really achieve in all areas. If employed it means more clients, more projects and more money! Mercury goes into Scorpio and Pluto turns direct so financially you are on top. Spend on yourself and don’t hold back!

SCORPIO October 23 - November 22 Mercury enters your sign on the 3rd and you are incredibly intuitive right now, keen to delve into any topic that interests you.

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CAPRICORN December 23 - January 19 Pluto turning direct in your sign really delivers punch and power to our Capricorn readers this month. You feel as though you are on much more solid ground regarding decisions and important projects. Mercury moves into Scorpio at the same time and you suddenly feel very adventurous!

Friendships take on new meaning too with these energies.

AQUARIUS January 20 - February 19 When Mercury moves into Scorpio this week you will find all this energy really emphasises and supports your career and working life. Your working life can certainly be raising a family and so this support will be very welcome. Beware of using energy or wasting time with impossible projects.

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PISCES February 20 - March 20 Pisces readers also feel the subtle shift of energies this month. As Mercury enters Scorpio on the 3rd your psyche and conscious awareness deepens, using the powerful energies of Pluto to attract people and situations that will help you achieve your own goals and aspirations. You will be actively networking and using social media to your advantage.

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42.99

EACH

JIM BEAM WHITE BOURBON, CANADIAN CLUB WHISKY OR GRANTS SCOTCH 700ML

$

JÄGERMEISTER 700ML

14.99 BONUS

PACK

$

SPEND $40 ON ANY JACK DANIEL’S PRODUCT AND ENTER ONLINE AT BOTTLEMART.COM.AU Terms & conditions apply.

See website for details.

ESPOLON BLANCO TEQUILA, SAILOR JERRY SPICED RUM OR BULLDOG GIN 700ML

ANY 2 FOR

$

16 YELLOWGLEN COLOURS NV SPARKLING WINES 750ML

51.99

XXXX BITTER 30 X 375ML CANS

30

A BOOMBOX SPEAKER

33% OFF

MILLER GENUINE DRAFT OR CHILL 24 X 330ML BOTTLES

JÄGERMEISTER 700ML

62.99

JACK DANIEL’S TENNESSEE WHISKEY 1 LITRE

EACH

$ $

JÄGERMEISTER 700ML

EQUATES TO $44.09 PER 700ML

$ $

WIN

1 LITRE 10

PACK

WILD OATS 187ML WITH EVERY 750ML WILD OATS PURCHASED. While stocks last.

WILD OATS WINES 750ML

GLASS HOUSE CELLARS - GLASS HOUSE MOUNTAIN SHOP 5, 9 BRUCE PARADE TEL 5493 0188 MOOLOOLAH CELLARS - MOOLOOLAH SHOP 3, 2 JONES STREET TEL 5494 7320

All specials available from Wednesday 2nd October until Tuesday 15th October 2019. Images are for illustrative purposes only.

Specials available only in the state of Queensland. Prices may vary in country and far North Queensland.

Different pack sizes and variants may not be available in all stores. Bottlemart supports the responsible service of alcohol.

$

19.99

EACH

OYSTER BAY PINOT NOIR, PETER LEHMANN THE BOND, BIRD IN HAND PINOT ROSÉ OR ROBERT OATLEY SIGNATURE SERIES GRENACHE OR CHARDONNAY 750ML

ANY 2 FOR

$

20 BABBLING BROOK SAUVIGNON BLANC OR YALUMBA Y SERIES WINES 750ML

PALMWOODS CELLARS - PALMWOODS SHOP 5, 18-20 MARGARET STREET TEL 5445 9266 PALMWOODS DRIVE THRU - PALMWOODS 28 MAIN STREET TEL 5445 9003

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