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arah, the youngest member of the GCNews office team, is heading overseas for the next few months, a trip that she has been planning for almost 18 months. During that time the rest of us have all been encouraging her to spread her wings and experience the fun and opportunities that travel brings.

However as the final days are upon us and we face the reality of not having our ‘Super Receptionist’ in our foyer, I have to admit the rest of us will be on an exciting journey of our own – trying to keep everything going to Sarah’s exacting standards!

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School Holidays all ages rock gig at the Glass House Mountains Community Hall. Featuring ‘Take Us To Vegas’ with special guests ‘The Electro Kid’, ‘Spring Burn’, ‘Hollowed Reflections’ and Isaak Richardson. Doors open 5.30pm to 9.30pm. Entry $10.00. A drug and alcohol free event.

The Healthy Guru are presenting a raw food preparation and dining workshop. The workshop will be presented by inspirational raw food advocate Liz GilbertGrant.

To be held at the Beerwah Community Hall from 10.00am until 3.00pm.

Cost of the workshop is a donation of $97.00. Bookings are essential.

For more details see our story on page 21.

Hoy at CWA Hall in Simpson Street Beerwah from 10.00am. $10.00 to play.

Learn the basic skills of the traditional Japanese paper craft at a kid’s origami workshop.

All materials will be supplied, with a light morning tea served from 10.00am - 12.00noon.

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While I feel pretty confident about greeting customers, writing down classified bookings, and doing the banking – I have to admit I still haven’t got a clue how to transfer a phone call.

So if you call the office in the next few weeks, you may notice that transferring the calls may be a little slower. This is probably because I will be carrying a cordless phone around the office and giving it to the correct person instead of quickly plugging a few buttons on the phone system.

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What type of person do you have to be to enter a race that will take more than nine hours to complete? Well clearly if 24-yearold Glass House Mountains local Damien Collins is anything to go by, then the answer would be 'determined’.

Damien recently returned from New Zealand after competing in the gruelling Ironman New Zealand at Lake Taupo, placing first in the 18 - 24 age category with a total time of nine hours 36 minutes and 24 seconds.

He came 35th overall on a tough course which included a swim of 3.8kms, a bike ride of 180kms, and a full marathon run of 42kms, competing alongside 1,650 others including 42 professionals.

This win now qualifies him to compete at the World Championships held at Kona (Hawaii) in October 11 along with two other competitors from the Sunshine Coast who trained with Damien.

Scott Farrell placed 1st in age group 30 - 34 (time 9.15.01) and Jason Cheshire placed 7th in age group 40 - 44 (time 9.53.49).

What makes his achievement all the more impressive is that this is only the fourth Ironman event Damien has entered. His first event was

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After this first official triathlon, Damien realised he could have some potential, so aimed higher for next year, which included a triathlon / long course - Harvey Bay November 2013 where he placed 2nd in his age category and then he completed in a triathlon / long course at Goondiwindi in February and placed 1st in his age category.

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Terri Irwin – Beerwah’s own Spider Woman

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honoured wildlife warrior Terri Irwin by naming a new species of spider after her.

Minister for Science, Information Technology, Innovation and the Arts Ian Walker said the spider, Leichhardteus terriirwinae, was discovered by Queensland Museum research fellow Dr Barbara Baehr and senior curator Dr Robert Raven in the Mt Aberdeen region in North East Queensland.

“It was the tenacity of this small spider that led Dr Baehr to name it in honour of Terri Irwin,” Mr Walker said.

“The tiny spider is predominantly brown, with white legs and three white stripes, but don’t expect to easily find it as it’s less than seven millimetres long.

“It’s one of a Queensland museum record 221 new species discovered in 12 months, including fish, geckos, snails, crustaceans, dung beetles, parasites, sea spiders, mites, an earthworm, insects and marine sponges and 104 species of spiders.

“Discovering hundreds of unknown species in a single year puts the researchers at the Queensland Museum at the very forefront of international science news and will lead to a wealth of new scientific knowledge.”

Dr Baehr said she could not think of a better name for the fast-moving spider.

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Terri Irwin shows off her namesake spider, with Minister for Science Ian Walker “We named this swift spider after Terri Irwin because Terri is a fast and straight thinking woman,” Dr Baehr said.

Terri Irwin said she was honoured to have the beautiful spider named after her.

“The Queensland Museum continues to inspire us all with new species regularly discovered, and Dr Baehr and Dr Raven are absolute legends with their passion for these special little creatures,” Mrs Irwin said.

This is not the first time a species has been named after the Irwins. In 1997, the late Steve Irwin discovered a new species of turtle which he named Elseva irwini after his family and in 2009 a species of air-breathing land snail was named in Steve Irwin’s honour Crikey steveirwini.

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Council concedes to State Government on planning scheme By Greg Brown Sunshine Coast Council last week relented and will now vote to include the Halls Creek area in the final Sunshine Coast Planning Scheme.

The 1400 hectare land parcel, owned by the land developer Stockland adjoining their existing Caloundra South residential development, is one which the state government considers vital to the growth of the region.

The State Government refused to sign off on the draft plan unless council included the area for future development.

This position is at odds with the wishes of many business, tourism, recreation and environmental groups.

Glasshouse Country Chamber of Commerce President, Bob McLean, in a letter to the Premier Campbell Newman, strongly opposed the Halls Creek development.

In the letter, Mr McLean stated that the Chamber’s Bob McLean preferred position is to support growth in the established Glasshouse Country communities, with no expansion of the urban footprint into the fragile ecosystem of the Halls Creek area.

“We believe that the established communities along the ‘railway corridor’ between Beerburrum and Nambour have a greater ability to deliver

economic growth for the Sunshine Coast than a Greenfield site with no infrastructure or community spirit,” wrote Mr McLean.

“We believe that any development and infrastructure investment into the Halls Creek proposal will damagingly compromise the goals and aspirations of the Sunshine Coast community.”

However, after a crisis meeting with State Government and in a sign of good-faith, council has agreed to include Halls Creek in the planning scheme and to vote on the issue at a Special Meeting to be held next Monday, April 14.

As part of the agreement, state government will accelerate their investigation into the Beerwah Identified Growth Area (also known as Beerwah East) as well as the disputed Halls Creek area.

According to the SEQ Regional Plan, the Beerwah East area includes land that is outside the Urban Footprint to the east of Beerwah and generally within one kilometre of Steve Irwin Way, running up to approximately the Big Kart Track.

Once the hastened investigations are undertaken into these two future possible development districts, council and state government will be in a better position to look to amending the Sunshine Coast Planning Scheme to include one, both or neither of the areas.

Local Councillor, Rick Baberowski is optimistic.

“In my view, there were two positive outcomes of the meeting,” he said.

“First, the State has indicated their commitment

to maintaining a permanent inter-urban break between the Sunshine Coast and Moreton Bay, which is vital to maintaining our identity as a separate community and destination.

Cr Rick Baberowski “They have promised that this isn't the first step towards further development, which could join the Sunshine Coast to a future ‘200 kilometre city’.

“Second, the State has committed to engaging with the community and council on where the Sunshine Coast's long-term growth is going to go, and they are not simply using their powers to enforce their position.”

Given those commitments, Cr Baberowski does not think it would be appropriate to further delay the planning scheme for the whole region and allow that to become a drag on our economy.

“Whatever the plans say this year, this area is not projected to be developed until 2031, and there is still a lot that has to happen before that becomes a reality.

“Importantly, the community is now more broadly aware of this issue, which was only one of a large range of issues dealt with in the planning scheme consultation, and a lot more people will now have their say directly in deciding the future of growth on the Sunshine Coast,” he said.

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Flashing school zone lights installed at Roberts Road, Beerwah between Glasshouse Country Christian College and Beerwah State High School are now operational as part of the State Government’s commitment to improving safety at local school zones, said Member for Caloundra Mark McArdle.

Mr McArdle said the flashing lights will help warn motorists to slow down in school zones.

“Speeding through school zones is not only illegal but it greatly increases the risk to all pedestrians, as the faster a vehicle is travelling, the longer it takes to stop and the greater the severity of impact,” Mr McArdle said.

“Children can be unpredictable by nature and may not be concentrating when they approach the streets or roads next to the schools so it is up to us to be careful. The safety of all road users is our top priority and this is the case for our littlest locals.”

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With the oldest guest Sam Bullen in his 90’s and Mrs Betty Long (wife of Redmond Long, the post master) in her 80’s, the family were entertained with stories about their early days in Beerburrum.

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Motorsports process marches on Last month, Steve Dickson, Minister for National Parks, announced the state government are going to establish a motorsports park in 534 hectares of the Beerwah State Forest (also known as the Mooloolah Logging Area), and pushed through with an expression of interest (EOI) process.

With the initial stage of the EOI now closed, the Department of National Parks, Recreation, Sport and Racing (NPRSR) are assessing those received to shortlist them for stage 2 of the process.

Those shortlisted will be contacted by NPRSR and invited to lodge an ‘interest to offer’ (ITO), with submissions due by June 30.

The government want – subject to planning and project approvals – to have work commencing on the site late this year with a view to the site opening for business by mid 2015.

Actual site may not be suitable According to Narelle McCarthy from the Sunshine Coast Environment Council (SCEC), the state government appears to be unrelenting in their push for a motorsports precinct to be established in their pre-determined location within the Beerwah State Forest – no matter what the cost.

“The list of the environmental values of this area is long and certainly dispels the description of it being ‘degraded’,” she said.

The site is also recognised for its regional and state significance, it plays a vital role as a bioregional wildlife corridor.

“So, even a ‘snapshot’ demonstrates the remarkable ecological values of the area, and shows how inappropriate it is for the intensive uses proposed,” she added.

Possibly throwing the proposal into doubt is the report that an earlier feasibility study appears to have been undertaken.

This study looked at what the government wants to happen at the site and investigated whether it was feasible given the location and environment.

From sources close to the proposal, GCNews understands that the study recommends against the development, concluding that what the government wants cannot be feasibly delivered at the Beerwah State Forest site.

When asked about the details of the study and if a copy could be accessed, a spokesperson for Minister Dickson’s office would not confirm that a feasibility study has been done nor that it does or does not support the motorsports concept.

However, they did confirm that “assessments” have been undertaken.

But when asked for details, they replied that any documents feeding into the EOI process are currently confidential until the end of the EOI period.

The SCEC are staggered that important documents are not being made available to those groups lodging an expression of interest.

“Full environmental, cultural and social assessments with underpinning rationale should be fundamental to any proposal together with a full cost benefit analysis / business case,” said Narelle.

“We will be calling the Government to account for wilfully destroying high value areas of the region’s conservation estate, particularly at a time of declining biodiversity, when there are clearly more appropriate alternative sites and other priorities for taxpayer funds and use public assets,” concluded Narelle.

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PEACHESTER ART SHOW Showcasing the Art of the Peachester School, Community and Surrounding Areas

The Peachester Art Show Committee on behalf of the Peachester State School P & C would like to thank all those who contributed to the success of the fundraising weekend. A special mention goes to Corinne Lucas (event initiator), Marnie Lee (artist co-ordinator) Sharon Ward (distribution of literature and bar management), Emma Creed (music guru and MC), Andrea Balcombe (media liaison), Julie Barbeler (P&C Treasurer financial controller), Jamie Boczek (raffle prizes) and Margie Jennings ( P&C President and catering).

Over the six months it took to create this event there were many, many people involved in various ways and we thank them all!

We would like to take this opportunity to thank our sponsors. Especially our Gold Sponsors: Globalvaluers.com and Beerwah Community Recycling Inc as well as our Silver Sponsors; Stirling Legal, Glasshouse Country News, Sixty Nine Designs - Narangba and ATL Graphix - Beerwah for our advertising and banners. Silver Contributors also include Narangba Valley News, Lifeline Beerwah, Woolworths Woodford, Go Green Nursery - Mooloolah, Maleny Arts Supplies and The Milos - Peachester. Their community spirit hugely helped with the success of the weekend.

Friday night’s Opening Event was all the more special for those who won our instant raffle prizes, generously provided by Go Green Nursery - Mooloolah, The Pilarski Family - Peachester, Shazara's Spa - Beerwah, JPS Hair & Beauty Woodford, Icon Boutique - Beerwah, Woodford Butchery - Woodford, Studio Hair and Beauty - Woodford, Price Attack - Northlakes, Landsborough Pub Landsborough, Samani's Hair Salon - Maleny, Beerwah Meats - Beerwah, Tranquil Park Mountain Resort - Maleny, Domino's - Beerwah, Maleny Mountain Winery - Maleny and Mike Street's Auto Parts – Woodford.

Three lucky winners are now the proud owners of raffled original works donated by artists Albertine Lear of Mooloolah, Charmaine Cameron of Landsborough and Sisi McFarlane of Buderim. The community spirit demonstrated in the lead up and over the weekend has been overwhelming and confirms that we certainly live in the lucky country. Thank you to all those involved.

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Devastating news The recent media coverage of the deaths of a Glass House Mountains couple in their home in Allan Avenue, came as a shock for many in our local community.

Sadly their young daughter, a Year 1 student from Glasshouse Country Christian College, has now lost both her parents; she is currently staying with her maternal grandparents, with whom she was staying with at the time of the incident.

GCNews has not contacted the family out of respect for their privacy, but we know that there are people outside of the school community who would like to have the opportunity to support the young girl and her extended family.

By Lea Parkes We have spoken to Glasshouse Country Christian College Principal, Mike Curtis, who said this has been devastating news and a tragic loss for not only their College community but the wider community of the Glasshouse Country area.

He advised us that that if anyone in the community would like to drop cards and letters of support at the school’s front office, then they will be passed on to the family.

Or if you would like to make a donation, a bank account has been set up at the ANZ Beerwah – BSB: 014507; Account Number: 19348 1436.

I am sure that the family have been in our thoughts, hearts and prayers since we heard their sad news.

Superstar fundraisers

Leo Petrie has taken up the challenge of ‘Shave for a cure’ once again. In total he raised $1,400.00 from a combination of donation boxes he placed in local Leo businesses, as well as on-line sponsorship and a highly successful fundraising night at Club Glasshouse. Leo was pleased to be able to encourage a number of other locals to ‘Be Brave and Shave’ on the night. For a couple of the fellas that included their underarms and chests. Leo, who loves his yoga, was also challenged to do the splits as part of the night’s fun – which saw him raise another $100.00.

Leo would like to thank everyone for their support and to let you know he will be back again next year to help make a difference to the lives of people suffering from blood cancers.

Jodie Pember who works at Glass House Mountains IGA likes to be able to help those in need too, and if it also provides an opportunity to dress up to go to work, then that’s even better. So her regular customers weren’t surprised to see her at work dressed as a ‘Rock Star’ matching her outfit with that of the latest 'Mater Miracles' Dog Max. Last Friday Jodie asked customers if they would add Jodie $1.00 onto their spend and they raised $334.00. She said the support was amazing, and the store would be fundraising again on Friday, April 11.

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Community News Social Media Courses

Contributed by Ann Husband A Social Media course will start at Morris House Neighbourhood Centre on April 23 at 1.00pm.

The first set of five lessons will be Communication on the Internet. Topics covered will be PC's, mobile devices, notebooks, tablets and smart phones.

This will include internet, websites, Domain names, ISP's, IP addresses, search engines - Google, Yahoo etc., cloud storage, voice over internet protocol (Skype), sending messages - SMS, I/M, e-mail and how it works, types of e-mail - ISP, Domain, generic, Hotmail, g-mail and Yahoo.

Practical aspects will include setting up and using e-mail (g-mail), using Skype, attachments (documents, images), sending group e-mails, and using I/M. The course will be five x two hour lessons and costs $25.00 for the five lessons. This is the best value on the Sunshine Coast.

There are limited places available, so book now to reserve your place.

Please note, some computer knowledge is needed for this course. For all bookings and enquiries, please call Ann on 5494 1258 or e-mail ann@ landsborough.com

Anglican Church Emergency Food Bank Due to the withdrawal of funding to BADYCC by the Government for one of its programs, BADYACC is operating only four days per week, Monday to Thursday.

This has necessitated changes to the operation of the Anglican Church Emergency Food Bank. Food assistance will be available at BADYACC only from Monday to Thursday each week. In addition, food will be available only within the hours of 1.00pm to 4.00pm.

On Fridays people requiring emergency assistance may call at Morris House, Landsborough (phone 5494 1255), between the hours of 9.30am and 1.00pm. The Glasshouse Country Anglican Church has diverted some of the food, which is donated by members of the congregation, to Morris House, which incidentally, operates Mondays to Fridays, not only offering assistance with food but also operates an internet cafĂŠ, and other services.

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Join ster in planting morning EasterEasterEasterEasterEasterEasterEa Contributed by Roger Callen

Easter 2014

Coochin Creek Bushland Group will begin planting selected local natives at the rear of Emma Park on Friday, April 11 as part of the new project.

All welcome to participate, no experience needed. Work begins at about 8.30am and will continue to about 12.00noon.

Wear suitable clothing and footwear, strong shoes, hat, sunburn cream and repellent (ticks are common in the area).

Morning tea and equipment provided courtesy of Sunshine Coast Council and GMAN. Planting will continue at subsequent normal meeting times on the 1st Monday and 3rd Friday of the month.

Participants sign on for insurance on the day under Sunshine Coast council’s community partnership scheme.

Coochin creek bushland group is affiliated with GMAN and SEQ Catchments.

Contact Rhonda Martin (council) on 0439 702 160 or Roger Callen on 0435 347 662 for further details.

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Stall holders for kids market

Young stall holders are required to be part of the Kid's Market in Mooloolah. The market which will be organised and run by kids on May 4 from 9.00am - 12.00noon at Martin Rungert Park. The Kid’s Market is an opportunity for kids to have their own market stall and make some pocket money. Kids are welcome to sell home baked goodies, toys, books, clothes, plants, crafts and art. We are also looking for kids who want to face paint, busk or entertain. Stalls will be $5.00 by donation. To book call Jessica 0423 606 926.

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Glasshouse Country RSL

GCNews brought you the news last month that the Glasshouse Country RSL had a new committee, and since they’ve taken over, they have been keeping busy.

For the month of March the club has been trialling the idea of serving lunch on Saturday, and brunch on Sunday. Sadly their wasn’t enough clientele to keep it going, however Friday night is going well and will continue.

The bar is open at 5.00pm and meals are from 6.00pm, all are welcome. If you haven’t been in for a while make sure you head along soon, the food is really well-priced and it is a really relaxed night out. If you would like to join the club, for $10.00 you will receive life membership.

Planning is also in full swing for their ANZAC Day activities at Landsborough - Dawn Service 4.28am, assemble at 4.15am, at the RSL Park, Cribb Street, Landsborough. This will be followed by a Gunfire Breakfast at the Landsborough Community Hall. Later in the morning there will be the wreath laying service at 8.45am and a March from 9.00am. Assemble at Cribb Street in front of the Cenotaph.

At Glass House Mountains, there will be a march along Coonowrin Road, and a service at the Glasshouse Community Hall. Assemble on the corner of Coonowrin Road and Page Street for the March to Glasshouse Community Hall at 11.25am.

The club are also still in need of volunteers (see ad in our position's vacant section on page 36) as kitchen hands on a Friday night, as well as a permanent gardener.

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Battery back up the way of the future BYD is leading the way with their long established Lithium battery manufacturing plant and the introduction of the new Battery Back Up System called “DESS” - Distributed Energy Storage System.

BYD have been producing Lithium iron batteries since the early 1990’s and are the largest manufacturer of these types of batteries in the world. American business magnate Warren Buffett has so much confidence in their battery technology that he is the second largest shareholder in the company.

Warren Edward Buffett is an American business magnate, investor and philanthropist.

He is widely considered the most successful investor of the 20th century (photo courtesy of Warren Buffett)

Photovoltaic markets and technology journal pv magazine, featured the BYD Company in one of their editions, and spoke with Tom Zhao, General Manager of the BYD Solar Division.

According to the article the company is teaming up with the Canberra-based utility AGL Energy to supply its panels to a 400 MW photovoltaic (PV) project AGL is building.

As power storage becomes a key component of PV solutions, it explained that, given BYD’s combined expertise in PV and storage, they are perfectly positioned to provide comprehensive on and off-grid solutions in various markets.

Others are also recognising the company’s multi-faceted energy expertise, with BYD being one of three finalists in the 2013 Zayed Future Energy Prize.

BYD are tapping into the lithium iron phosphate battery technology it developed for its electric vehicles and then applying this to the energy field.

General Manager Tom Zhao says the company has already distributed a number of these electricity storage solutions, with about half going to solar and other renewable energy applications.

What’s driving storage, and how everyone benefits?

Not long ago, residential and small commercial solar users could count on generous government rebates and FiTs to offset their investment in solar.

However, declining subsidies and rising electricity prices are pushing these solar power users toward battery storage, and the industry is responding with quality products.

Solar generation can now be married to storage in ways that create true round-the-clock, cost-effective power flow, whether on or off-grid.

The off-grid, stand-alone products store electric power when renewable energy output is abundant, and then use the stored power when green energy is insufficient.

Similarly, grid-coupled units save power from the mains supply during off-peak times when the price of power is low, and then use the stockpiled energy at peak demand time when the price of electricity is high.

The net result in both instances is to reduce the overall price of electric power while optimising the use of lower-cost renewable energy.

Unique local invest opportunity – Solar Fuel Cells Solar fuel cells (SFC) store energy for household, RV, caravans, boats and wherever electricity storage is needed.

With SFC’s, you will soon be FREE of escalating power prices.

You will soon see the Brisbane River ferries or the Maroochydore fishing fleet all using solar fuel cell energy in lieu of fossil fuel … but the technology is readily available to you TODAY! A small local Beerwah company has developed the first Australian manufactured solar fuel cell.

KPMG are the company’s financial advisors since inception, so the financials are solid.

Public listing will no doubt be the inevitable result and at that time, shares will be issued and or reallocated.

Renewable Energy is the way of the future.

So if you are interested in this worthwhile project as an investor for your private funds or Family Super Funds, contact the following for an invitation to attend a detailed meeting followed by an inspection at the existing SFC Testing Facility.

Only a limited amount of local capital is required to bring this project to market. Invitations are exclusive to only a few genuine investors, DON’T MISS OUT on this opportunity.

Call Ian or Ty Hall from Impact Solar at Glasshouse Mountains 07 5438 7200 or email for a prospectus admin@impactsolar.com.au

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Business News

Business Achievers recognised

By Lea Parkes Mark McArdle recently held a community awards ceremony to acknowledge a range of community organisations, businesses and individuals who are high achievers in his electorate.

Interestingly both of the business categories were taken out by businesses on the western side of the Bruce Highway.

Business Achiever of the Year went to Sue Joseph, owner of one of Queensland’s largest landscaping companies Basset Barks, and owner of the newly refurbished Daisy’s Place (formerly the Rustic Cabin), while Young Business Achiever of the Year was awarded to Daniel Moodie and Tara Smithyman, owners of Total Microsystems in Beerwah and who orchestrated the ‘Buy Local First’ in Beerwah in campaign.

President of the Glasshouse Country Chamber of Commerce, Bob McLean said how exciting it was to have two of the Glasshouse Country Chamber of Commerce members recognised in Mark Sue and Kerstin from Daisy's Place McArdle’s community awards.

“It is a pleasure to congratulate Sue with her team, as well as Tara, Dan and team, who lead the way with excellence.

“These businesses are innovators and leaders in Glasshouse Country,” Bob said.

In 2010 Sue purchased the Rustic Cabin, the oldest café on the Sunshine Coast and began an extensive renovation. The venue, now known as Daisy’s Place after the original owner, continues to be an iconic business, only these days with a more dramatic and stylish contemporary approach.

Many people had suggested that Beerwah needed a buy local campaign and Tara and Dan decided that the town needed an approach that made sense and that could garner community support for the concept and the ‘Buy Local First’ Glasshouse Tara and Dan -Total Microsystems Country was born.

WIN or LOSE Opportunities for Glasshouse Country

The chamber lodged submissions to the 2013 Draft Economic Development Strategy and the Draft 2012 Planning Scheme, with council.

Glasshouse Country communities are well serviced with existing infrastructure, including an underutilised rail transport system.

The established communities between Beerburrum and Nambour have a greater ability to deliver economic growth for the Sunshine Coast than a ‘greenfield’ site with no infrastructure or community spirit.

Balanced growth in the rail corridor will be more community and environmentally sustainable while protecting the fragile Pumicestone Passage.

The chamber understood the approval for Caloundra South, but additional development South to Halls Creek is not warranted, and this extension will affect the enhancement of Glasshouse Country communities.

Pumicestone Passage is the closest wilderness area to any capital city in the world and will be compromised by this further development into the flood plain. This proposal will compromise the March 2014 endorsement of the Pumicestone Passage Action Plan by Moreton Bay and Sunshine Coast Councils and contributed to by the State Government. The three years of community work reflects the future management of the passage and this extension is not included (view Plan on GCCoC website).

The final design of the planning scheme is still unknown; we trust the chamber’s request for balanced growth from infill, zoning changes and expansion of the Local Plan Areas will be supported.

This includes affordable commercial land close to train stations, attracting new businesses and staff, breathing life into the Sunshine Coast’s Economy, being supported by the new Planning Scheme.

The Glasshouse Country Chamber of Commerce wishes to make it extremely clear that the position of the Sunshine Coast Council to retain the interurban break is supported. The chamber is also very supportive of the ‘Sunshine Coast First’ initiative of Mayor Jamieson to work with all government members representing the residents of the Sunshine Coast, to deliver a united, clear message.

The chamber’s preferred position is to support growth in the established Glasshouse Country Communities, with no expansion of the urban footprint into the fragile ecosystem of the Halls Creek area.

The Glasshouse Country Community now has another chance to have a say.

The window of opportunity will be short. It is time to join in the debate, let those administrating the process know the outcome the community want.

Local business helps Fifo partners

Pete and Maini from Mooloolah Mechanical are planning to offer a free car basics workshop to support local mums (or dad’s!) whose partners are FIFO (Fly in Fly out). Utilising Pete’s 25 years of experience, they’d like to give local mum’s the confidence to deal with basic car maintenance while hubby’s away and for the community to know that there is someone they can trust locally.

Running for approximately one hour, the workshop will look at how to change the oil, check the water, how to change a tyre and jumpstart a car.

Places will be limited to 20 people and if it's popular, they will look to run this free service monthly.

The first workshop will be held at 344 Connection Road Mooloolah on Thursday, April 24 at 10.00am (see the Mooloolah Mechanical car parked outside). Bookings are essential and nibblies will also be provided. For more information call Maini on 0497 630 872.

Do you have problem with internet access?

Then you won’t want to miss the upcoming

NETWORKING NIGHT Local business people are invited to the Chamber’s networking event with special guest John Platt, Director of Redde.net Pty Ltd. He will be speaking about options available other than cable and mobile coverage internet Where: Beerwah RSL When: Wednesday, April 16, from 5.30pm Cost: Entry free please RSVP for catering RSVP: Glasshouse Country News 5438 7445 or email reception@gcnews.com.au

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Monthly Finance Money Guide

Business Feature

Top 5 Financial Advice Tips with Tracey Ferguson Ferguson Financial Planning Pty Ltd

Historically, Australians have been good at paying down their mortgages. We borrow for a home, we spend our working life paying it off, and then we retire.

Having that mortgage is a forced saving, but once the debt is repaid, many don’t direct the amount of that repayment to ‘smart’ strategies. Too often we see it frittered away. Frequently, I meet new clients who work hard and earn good incomes, but don’t know what they spend it on! They continue on the treadmill, making no financial ground.

Financial education is paramount. Many experience financial anxiety at some point in their lives, driven by a feeling of not knowing where to start.

More Australians than ever are taking the advice of a Certified Financial Planner®, who helps them get back to basics, to understand what it is they want, and to lift the financial load – whether they’re just starting out, nearing retirement or are already retired. A CFP® strips back the emotion, guiding clients along a structured path toward meeting their financial goals.

Unfortunately, something many Australians do ignore is the protection of their assets, their incomes, and subsequently, their families.

I remain baffled by the number of people who insure their car, their boat or their house; but will not insure their most valuable asset – their ability to earn an income!

Phone: 5475 4511 Email: tracey@closefs.com.au So….for those wanting to make a start on getting their finances in order, my top 5 tips are:1. Avoid Credit Cards – sometimes it’s too easy to forget that it’s real money. Many resolve to pay the balance quickly, but the reality is they often don’t, and therefore end up paying more for things than they should.

2. Stick to a Budget – budget is not a four letter word. Without one, how can you know where your money is going? How can you set spending and saving goals? You need a budget, regardless of what you earn.

3. Always have a Cash Buffer – don’t spend everything you earn. Always have money you can call on quickly. Keep 5% of your income aside for savings, holding enough for those ‘just in case’ moments.

4. Insure Yourself! – I regularly see people paying too much for death and disability insurance, or paying for cover they don’t need. However, it’s important that you have enough insurance to protect you and your family in the event of death and disability. It doesn’t cost much, and is a key component of a successful financial plan.

5. Plan for Retirement (it will be here soon enough!!) – talk to your CFP® about making additional superannuation contributions.

This is a very complex area, fraught with pitfalls, so it’s important you get it right.

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Tips to help you get home loan free faster Taking out a home loan is often a long-term commitment, and can be with you for years. After all, purchasing property is one of the biggest investments most people will make in their lives - more so than buying a car or new television.

And sometimes, when looking at your remaining balance, you may feel overwhelmingly hopeless. But don’t let it get you down; there are a number of things you can do to help tackle your mortgage mountain and become debt-free faster.

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to the historically low 2.5 per cent back in August, many lenders passed these savings on in full to their customers. If you can afford to keep it up, continue making your original repayment amount.

This extra $50 - $100 per repayment may not seem like much, but over the lifetime of your loan, you can take out a decent sized chunk of debt without making any major changes.

Make extra repayments If you happen to come into a large sum of money - perhaps an endof-year work bonus - your natural

inclination could be to splurge.

Perhaps taking a holiday, or refurbishing your home?

The best course of action, however, could be to make a large lump sum payment into your home loan debts.

Reducing your mortgage as fast as possible will help you to come out better off financially in the future, by removing your main source of expense.

Make fortnightly rather than monthly repayments Increasing the number of repayments you make can help you to rapidly reduce your home

loan balance. Furthermore, this will also help to reduce the amount of time spent making home loan repayments, which is great news for you in the long run.

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Yertle the turtle not a good leader

School News Practical lessons learnt on camp Contributed by Kylie Merola Landsborough State School's Year 4 camp was held recently at Ewen Maddock Dam.

The camp program consisted of a range of personal development and team building activities including raft building, rock wall climbing, kayaking and bush exploration.

All students were admirable in their behaviour and showed commitment to have a go at all activities. It was wonderful to see the students push beyond what they thought was possible.

Whilst having fun, the students were learning about trust, teamwork and excellence and we saw some amazing leaders emerge through these activities. The students return as more resilient people, as they've had to cope with unfamiliar situations including taking care of themselves and their belongings and sleeping away from home.

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Bullying no way!

In the lead up to the recent National Day against Bullying and Violence, students from Beerwah State School have engaged in number of activities.

The school chaplain, Linda Whysall ran a competition that involved the students creating a piece of artwork and paying an entry fee to win an ASUS Memo pad kindly donated by the P&C. Entries were very creative and varied, from drawings, posters, t-shirt decorations, to a ‘Stop Bullying’ banner and the production of movie clips.

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These creations gave an opportunity for students to have conversations with parents, teachers and chappy about how we can all work together to get along and to stop bullying behaviours.

The event culminated in an Orange Free Dress Day and classroom presentations about antibullying strategies and how we can all work together to create caring and safe environments.

When Glasshouse Country Christian College primary leaders were recently inducted into their roles they learned about bad leadership.

Head of Primary, Mrs Cheryl Bryers took the example of Yertle the turtle from a Dr Seuss’ book to show how Yertle was a terrible leader.

Mrs Bryers used the story of what Yertle did and how disastrous his leadership turned out to show the primary leaders what they shouldn’t do in their new leadership roles. Once the attributes of a good leader were described, it was time for the primary leaders to pledge their commitment and receive their new badges.

The final stage of the formal ceremony is a very emotional one. Proud parents are invited to step down the front and pin the leadership badge on their own child. Some parents smile with pleasure, some cry with the emotion of the moment, but the one thing they all have in common is how proud they are of their child.

Once the formal ceremony is over, student leaders and their invited guests enjoy a special morning tea with the pièce de résistance being a giant cake with 2014 Primary Leaders written on it.

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Zed is a female domestic shorthaired cat who is 12 years young! The beautiful girl has a wonderful nature, is very affectionate and seems ok with other cats. Zed would prefer to be in a home without dogs or children please. Adopt her for only $50.00. She is de-sexed, vaccinated and micro-chipped. Consider a mature cat for your new pet!

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This girl does not care for other dogs, so needs to be the only pet. However she does adore people and would make a wonderful companion dog for a retired person or couple who are mainly stay at home. Adopt her for only $250.00. She is de-sexed, vaccinated and micro-chipped and ready to go, as she has now lived in the refuge since October last year! Please come in and meet her.

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Looking for a pet?

Hop on in to the Sippy Creek Animal Rescue Centre these Easter holidays and adopt an Easter Dog Buddy.

Only for the school holidays they are offering all large breed and staffies for $199.00. www.gcnews.com.au

You can head out and meet the dogs at their rescue centre at 28 Sippy Creek Road, Tanawha and get them settled in to their new homes while the kids are at home on school holidays. Or jump online to have a look (www.sippycreek.com.au)

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You Said It Send your letter to email: editorial@gcnews.com.au fax: 5438 7446 post: PO Box, 99, Beerwah, 4519

Re: A concerned resident (GCNews March 26)

I would like to reiterate that community consultation was an integral part of Seqwater’s review of recreation at Ewen Maddock Dam and we continue to welcome community feedback on our facilities.

Our review team received ideas and feedback from more than 250 people through information sessions, workshops, online surveys and submissions.

In developing the new recreation guides for Ewen Maddock Dam, we have incorporated consultation feedback while ensuring a balance to maintain catchment health and water quality. Visitor safety was also an important consideration.

We have already delivered a number of initiatives. The car park has been upgraded to provide designated trailer parking, and the pathway to the paddle craft launch point has been improved to allow easier pedestrian access to the water. Works to create washdown facilities for kayaks and canoes, along with a foot-wash tap, are underway and we expect the facility to be ready for use in April. We will install improved trail signage and we are also investigating how to improve access to the trail network.

While the recreation review for Ewen Maddock Dam is complete, we encourage anyone with further feedback or questions about recreation at the dam to contact us at communications@ seqwater.com.au.

Peter Dennis Acting Chief Executive Officer Seqwater

In response to – ‘Not everyone is happy’ (GCNews March 26)

I totally agree with these comments. Since Seqwater took over, it’s been death by a thousand cuts for recreation at Ewen Maddock Dam. The recent recreational review was a master class by Seqwater in bureaucratic waffle and how to say ‘No’. Approximately 45 people within the community cared enough to give up six hours of their time to improve recreation at the dam. As outlined on their website, the outcome of this review is some signage you can’t read and a 10m2 area of concrete and fence to improve kayak access. Surely they can do better?

The straw that broke the camel’s back was when they installed the barriers on the bottom track with no consultation. Even though Seqwater has stated that it was always a walking track, they have allowed other user groups (e.g. runners, mountain bikes, wheelchairs, prams etc.) to use the track under their watch. This is ‘implied consent’ by Seqwater.

Did you consider the opportunities you took away from children and those in wheelchairs prior to installing the barriers. Obviously, ‘NO’. If Seqwater actually engaged with the community, they would realise people aren’t happy.

The best way forward may be to vote out the current Newman state government and install a new state government that listens to the people with the hope that they will conduct an organisational review / restructure within Seqwater. This may be the only way to get back what we’ve lost.

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Wow, Skippy Park

A big thanks to all those who have played a part in the development of Skippy Park. A huge amount of work has gone into this project since late 2009. There are now modern toilets and barbecues with shelters which are becoming increasingly popular with family groups. The fields are regularly being used for low key sporting events such as little athletics. And around the perimeter there is a glorious wide 2.2km criterium (cycling) track. Not only is it used for walkers and taking dogs for walks, it is ideal for general bike riding and for children learning to cycle. And as keen cyclists, we use the track for training or to do a few laps before heading up the mountain. Then there is the Natural Play Space with sandpits, climbing trees, flying foxes and a rope climbing structure. The latest stage – the embankment slide – is turning out to be a beautiful work of art. As a sports and recreational area, Skippy Park is an absolute gem, a gift to the community.

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Sharon and Steve are the nicest people that you can meet and they go out of their way to help you, in many ways. Pick-ups are from Glass House, Beerwah, Landsborough and Beerburrum (but nobody is on Council Taxis from there at present) and Peachester.

Requirements for Council Taxis are people with disabilities and over 60’s, carers and / or minors of eligible persons need to register by phoning 1300 139 433. Once you are registered, all you need to do is let Glasshouse Taxis know if you need to be picked up and the cost is $2.00 each way.

What better way to get your shopping done, receive help with it and you get to meet lots of people, and also have morning tea with them (if you would like).

So please, support Glasshouse Taxis. Maybe we might meet up one day along with all the other lovely people who make use of the service.

This service is provided by the Council and Suncoast taxis and is funded by your public Transport levy.

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I would like to let GCNews readers know about a wonderful project I helped sponsor last year on Pozible (a crowdfunding website) it is called Farmers on Film by a Melbourne man, Mick Russell. Mick is getting videos of farmers from around Australia, showcasing how the food you eat and the fibre you wear is produced and to tell the stories of farmers their way.

In January this year I showed Mick around our local area from Eumundi to Kenilworth and Maleny but especially around our local Glass House Mountains area. He is very keen to get a pineapple farmer, a lychee farmer, a macadamia farmer and any other farming operation in the local area. I have offered Mick my assistance to go out to farms to assist in the filming or just to deliver one of the camera kits he has in circulation around the country.

If anyone would like to get their farming story out or find out more information about the project please give me a call on 0409 266 661 or email glasshousemountains@gmail.com You can also find out more by going to http://www. pozible.com/project/33708#p2 or you can go to http://www.farmersonfilm.com.au/ to have a look at the first four videos. It is expected that about 40 farming videos will be on the site this year.

Phil Suter Landsborough

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I have been using the council taxi with others and friends. We get together after we have done all our bits and pieces in town (Beerwah) and have morning tea together.

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On the morning of Saturday, March 29 my family and I happened to see a plane above us in Beerwah which had trails of vapour coming from both sides of the plane. It did a long trail and then disappeared behind cloud. This wasn't a sign-writing plane as all it did was a straight line and it didn't seem to be contrail as is didn't quickly vaporise. This line slowly spread out and turned into a haze in the sky above us. I am curious if anyone else saw this plane and what it could be spraying?

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How about giving to the Twinnies

Now that Clive Palmer is saying he is not taking his wages for himself but giving to the broader community and his next election campaign, can he now make a donation to the Twinnies?

I did write to him back in February and asked if his resort could house the Rescue Team or make some donation.

He did write back and thanked me for helping them, but no dollar value doesn't help their cause.

Come on Clive show us that you mean it by helping a worthwhile cause.

Yvonne Taylor Beerwah

Congratulations

I would like to congratulate council on the excellent job it has done in upgrading Simpson Street and providing more off road parking for the shops. The street looks great and is a huge improvement on that which was there before.

I have had no problem with parking in front of the shops, and although the road is slightly narrower, the traffic flow is not disturbed and has been turned into a pleasant tree-lined drive.

Thanks Cr Baberowski for seeing this through in such a short space of time.

Roger Callen Beerwah

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I watched with nervous anticipation as dark clouds moved towards the road sealing work that was getting underway on Simpson Street last week.

The timing couldn’t have been worse as there was a huge amount of crew and machinery on site and they had just one night to complete the work.

It was absolutely crucial that the substrate material didn’t get saturated prior to the seal so the race against the weather was on. A last minute decision was made to start work at the Aldi end of town and I sincerely regret the impact this unexpected change of plan had on local traders.

Fortunately, the rain held off long enough for the seal of the exposed substrate material to be completed that night and the project now continues towards completion of the last stages of civil works.

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Division 5 Councillor Sunshine Coast Council M: 0409 450 726 Terrific new Mitre 10 ready for business

Massive congratulations to our local resident, Daryl Jennings on the launch of his new Mitre 10 store at Mooloolah recently. Formerly a hardware shop, we enjoyed a terrific cake celebration with the community to welcome our first Mitre 10 to town! And of course while there, I did a spot of shopping and was absolutely delighted to pick up a heap of fabulous pots. I’ve been doing some landscaping at my house and have had my eye out for ages for some decent pots and lo and behold this store has such a great selection – it was hard to narrow it down. I highly encourage the local community to go and check out all the great home and garden goodies available here – you won’t be disappointed.

Garden walks

I’m very excited to announce council is opening an exciting new bushwalking track at the Maroochy Regional Bushland Botanic Garden, adding a new experience to the Garden’s network of walking tracks.

Around 6 km of paths and trails, help visitors explore and appreciate the Garden’s diverse bushland environments, including wetlands, fern glades, forests and rocky creeks. The soon to be opened 1.6 km long Upland Bushwalk will lead fit and experienced walkers across serene creek crossing and steep forest slopes. Council and Friends of Maroochy Bushland Botanic Gardens invite the community to mark the opening of the new Upland Bushwalk by attending an opening ceremony, free morning tea and guided walks on the morning of Saturday, May 3.

Numbers for the event and guided walks are limited, so please secure your place by booking online at Community Hub website - http://community. sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au/ I hope to see you there!

Connect to Your Creek Week

Speaking of our beautiful natural environment, I wanted to help raise awareness about a wonderful new initiative - the inaugural Connect to Your Creek Week from May 17 – 25. More than 55 community events have been confirmed over the course of the week which aims to connect communities to their local creek, inspiring and supporting collective action to achieve healthier waterways. To discover how you can connect to your creek, check out the Healthy Waterways website at www.healthywaterways.org to find an event near you or to add your own event. www.gcnews.com.au

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The Future of Agribusiness on the Sunshine Coast conference was a really interesting insight into the emerging new opportunities that exist in the region for the agricultural industry. A stand-out example is that when the new public hospital at Kawana is fully operational there will be an estimated minimum of 750,000 meals needed per year. That’s going to mean an incredibly big and consistent demand for local (low food miles) produce of a high standard. The value of the local food industry is also recognised by being nominated as an essential sector in council’s overall economic strategy. In addition, council's new Planning Scheme has been designed to protect much of our agricultural land to achieve the right balance with the demands for urban development and with our natural environment. Essentially, the new Planning Scheme sets out the communities planned land use to avoid urban sprawl, while achieving urban development that can co-exist with our agricultural activities long into the future. The conference confirmed that the community expects that our rural industries will remain a part of the long term land character of the region and continue to be a part of our region’s social and economic fabric for many generations to come.

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Raw food workshop with Liz GilbertGrant The Healthy Guru are presenting a Raw Food preparation and dining workshop at the Beerwah Community Hall with inspirational raw food advocate Liz GilbertGrant on Sunday, April 13 from 10.00am until 3.00pm.

Liz GilbertGrant began her raw food journey after meeting some Raw Food enthusiasts as a teenager. She found them inspirational and has enjoyed a raw food diet on and off for over 30 years. The ethos of simple raw food resonated strongly with her passion for the health of humans and her love and fascination of people.

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Rather royal celebration On Friday, the Red Hat Ladies celebrated the induction of three new members into their group. These were Mrs Never Home, Princess Merry, and Luscious Lois at their luncheon held at the newly renovated Buck’s Bakery Café at Landsborough.

It was a special day for Queen Josephine who has been in the role now for five years, as a token of the group’s appreciation they presented her with a necklace made of 18 Gold Carrots!

Come along to Sunshine Coast Area Rollers’ junior derby bout: ‘Bout to Be Destroyed’!

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Glass House Community Hall will be holding an all ages drug and alcohol free event with local acts to entertain you this Saturday, April 12.

The night will kick off with Isaak Shepherdson on acoustic guitar, followed by ‘Hollowed Reflections’ (alternative / hard core / punk) who have been busy in the studio recording, followed

by Beerwah High lads ‘Spring Burn’ (heavy rock’ /’ hard core). Then it’s time for ‘The Electro Kid’ (pop / rock) from the Sunny Coast to get the crowd jumping and to finish the night off ‘Take Us To Vegas’ (heavy rock / metal) also from the Sunny Coast to raise the temp in the room.

If the night goes well, there are plans to hold these all ages live events on a more regular basis. Doors open 5.30pm to 9.30pm.

The Maggie Britton and Col Atkinson five piece Sunshine Coast Jazz Club and 104.9 Sunshine FM proudly present international vocalist Maggie Britton and multi-talented bassist Col Atkinson for an afternoon of fine music on Sunday, April 13 at the Currimundi Hotel.

A regular performer on Brian Henderson’s Bandstand, Maggie has toured, performed and recorded in several countries as well appearing in numerous TV and stage productions. Also featuring bassist and vocalist Col Atkinson, who has backed many Australian and overseas entertainers. The five piece includes well known alto player Willi Qua, Will Sargisson from Galapagos Duck and drummer extraordinaire Peter Coombes. Doors open at 12.30pm.

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Autu mn in the Garden Contributed by work experience student, Lachlan Mccaig Last week Glasshouse Country Christian College held a field day at their Agricultural School Farm in Beerwah.

Jade King, Agricultural Sciences teacher (and farm owner / manager) said that their educational goal is to provide the next generation with first class practical knowledge, understand and respect for agricultural science and the many industries it encompasses.

“This is the first year the Sterling Road property has operated as a teaching farm, and it’s been a huge effort preparing for the farm to be up and used for teaching,” she said.

Flynn Mitchell, Mike Curtis, Maddi Kinsley, Jade Maddie Kinsley is one of the five students who King, Felicity-Maye Tasker, Taylah Holt, Taylor study Agricultural Science and was there on the Olsen and Neri Allenn (photo by Lachlan Mccaig) day taking groups on tours around the farm.

“I love doing Agricultural Science,” she excitedly “Students have been enthralled with every aspect said. of the course and have a sense of pride in being “I love being in the outdoors and being on the part of the establishment and future development farm working with the animals, learning about of the program,” said Jade. plants and how they function.” Maddie also “Many local supporting businesses and farmers talked about the operations of the farm. from around the area have helped greatly with “We are doing two research projects. One contributing produce and products to the farm involves plots of sugarloaf cabbage, with the throughout the year.” other growing sunflowers.

The school would like to thank John and Nerida “We are growing the sunflowers to enter Allen, Ian Fullerton, Frohloff’s Fruit Barn, them into a competition that the University of Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, Queensland is holding,” she said.

Peter and Annoeska Korczynski, Cameron and Jade spoke glowingly about the student’s Mary Lister, Brett and Kirsty Newell, Rumbalara involvement in the work that they have been Nursery, Ken Fullerton, Coochin Creek Co-op, and doing on the farm.

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New President Coral Beutel welcomed all present to the March meeting.

We had an interesting discussion on ways that seeds are distributed around the garden, mainly by wind, ants and birds.

Results of the competition bench for February, 1st Coral Beutel 19 points, 2nd Cath Howitt 18 points.

If any visitors would like to join us on Thursday, April 17, please meet at the Peachester Hall no later than 9.00am. We will carpool and drive to Le Jardin Garden Centre and Cafe on Mountain View Road Maleny for our meeting.

No competition bench that day.

A reminder that Friendship Day will be on Thursday, July 17. We have a good selection of plants ready for sale and raffles too.

For more information Phone Patricia on 5496 9169.

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Michael and Kyleigh Simpson have a century old farm house surrounded by a cottage garden filled with interesting old fashioned roses, perennials and shrubs. Kyleigh is a creative soul whose characterful pottery sculptures are tucked in amongst the gardens. The atmosphere in the garden is delightful and relaxing. Situated just minutes away from the main street of Montville, entry cost: $5.00 and children free, open from 9.30am – 4.30pm each day.

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Real estate news Ray White Beerwah is pleased to welcome Karen Johnston With over eight years experience in real estate sales, Karen’s ability to listen is one of her most valuable tools. She uses this skill in many areas when helping clients to sell or buy a home.

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Noticeboard Suncoast Women's Adventure Group - Women of all ages are invited to join us for a low-cost fun day of dolphin feeding, dragon boating, kayaking and sailing on Sunday, April 27 at Tin Can Bay. Please contact Norma for further details.

Bookings essential RSVP by April 12 pone 5488 0840, or 0439 075 271 or email suncoast.swag@gmail.com Glasshouse Country RSL - Raffle results, first prize: breakfast tray – 32A Kev. Please note we are now only open on Friday nights and have an all new fresh produce menu, bar opens 5.00pm, meals from 6.00pm to 8.00pm, all welcome. We look forward to your support and patronage.

Social Tennis - Glasshouse Mountains Sports Club Monday, have a social tennis group that meet on Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings, it’s great for relaxed exercise and meeting new people. Please call Kevin 5496 9487 for more information.

Native Plant sale - Glasshouse Mountains Advancement Network (GMAN) will be holding another of their native plant sales on Saturday, April 12. This is the perfect time to plant after the lovely rain and now cooler weather. All our tube stock is still $1.00 and Birdwing Butterfly vines $6.00. We will also have koala food trees including the fragrant lemon scented Eucalypt, E.citriodora. Help us to care for our flora and fauna by planting natives in your garden.

Find us from 8.00am in Uniting Park Glass House Mountains. Enquiries 5493 0029.

Meditation Group - Will be held at the Beerwah Library at 7.00pm Tuesdays. All welcome. Peter 0429 918 424.

Conditions

Aglow - Sunshine Coast - will meet at Flame Tree Baptist Church Hall, on Friday, April 11 at 9.30am. Guest speaker is Ginny Baker. Come along, bring a friend and enjoy worship and an inspirational message. Entry $8.00, includes a delicious morning tea. Aglow International is a non-denominational Christian organisation.

Everyone (including men) are welcome. Contact Isabella: 5476 8463 or Dorothy: 5476 4190.

JP Service - An independent JP Volunteer Service is available at the Glasshouse Visitor Information Centre on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 9.30am until 11.30am and Thursdays from 1.30pm until 3.30pm (unless unforeseen circumstances arise). Please contact April on 0417 751 480 for assistance outside these times.

Mooloolah Valley Slimmers - We are a group who meet at 9.00am every Thursday morning at the Mooloolah Public Hall, Bray Road, Mooloolah.

Each meeting we discuss a range of ideas from healthy eating to incorporating more exercise in our daily routine as well as new items on the market that may help (or hinder) weight control.

The first meeting of the month we give our awards and host a morning tea provided by members. For more information about the Slimmers Club please contact Bev on 5494 7793.

Caboolture Family History Group - One hour of free assisted local, Australian and overseas research is available at Caboolture Family History Research Group Inc, located at Caboolture Historical Village, Beerburrum Road on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday between 9.30am - 2.00pm. (No entry fee to village for CFHRG research). Phone 5428 2018 or email us at cfhrg55@bigpond.com.

Mike Turner Beerwah State High School Chaplain

How do you value a life?

Something that really saddens me is when people don’t value themselves or other people.

This is more common than you may think – in fact I would say that everyone struggles with this to some degree.

If we don’t value ourselves we spend our whole life using a heap of defence mechanisms to protect us – masks, humour, busyness, restlessness, anger, alcohol, work, helping people even! Or we live everyday putting ourselves down or even hating ourselves. Until we can find a way to be content and appreciative of who we are, we will always be struggling in our relationships at home, work, school and with friends.

There are many, many verses in the bible that talk about how much God values us.

The most famous of all would have to be John 3 v 16 which says ‘God loved the world so much that he gave his one and only Son so that whoever believes in him may not be lost, but have eternal life.’ Luke 12 v 6 and 7 says ‘Five sparrows are sold for only two pennies, and God does not forget any of them. But God even knows how many hairs you have on your head. Don’t be afraid. You are worth much more than many sparrows.’ In the middle of the bible GLASSHOUSE COUNTRY

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The hall is available for hire for $20.00, for a three hour session. The hall is well equipped with chairs, tables, video facilities, fans, heaters, a whiteboard, kitchen facilities and two toilets. We are situated in Ryan Street Glass House Mountains (opposite Australia Post). For further information contact the Centre. Phone: 5438 7000. Fax: 5438 7100, or e-mail admin@ghmnc.com

Diary Dates Friday, April 11 - Beerwah-Peachester RSL Womens' Auxiliary meeting has been rescheduled this month due to Easter, it will be held at the Drop-in Centre from 9.00am and followed by morning tea at the RSL. All welcome.

Wednesday, April 16 - Menshed meets 8.30am – 12.30pm at the Recycle Market Shed, Beerwah Resource Recovery Centre, Roberts Road, Beerwah. For more information phone Bob on 0427 606 240.

Wednesday, April 23 - Women’s Social Group meet at the Glass House Mountains Neighbourhood Centre at 12.00noon for a casual cuppa and catch up. Please bring a plate to share and a $2.00 donation.

To ensure all community notices can be printed each month please keep your contributions to a maximum of 100 words.

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No commitments, just an opportunity to meet new people and have fun. Call evenings only 0437 792 345.

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there is a great passage called Psalm 139 which describes beautifully how much God thinks about us and cares for us. Check it out.

The world can be a cruel and hard place sometimes. The good news is that amidst all this hurt and chaos there is a loving God who wants to restore us and heal us. I recently was shown an amazing clip on Youtube that gives us a glimpse of the amazing love of God. The clip is about a father who has a severely disabled son.

Doctors had written the boy off and suggested he be put in an institution but his dad wanted more for his son. One day the son asked his dad (through a speech computer) if they could enter a 5 mile charity run together…

Check it out on Youtube: Team Hoyt - A Father's Love (My Redeemer Lives)

Glasshouse Country Uniting Church www.glasshousecountryunitingchurch.org.au A Caring Christian Community

8:30am Sunday – Worship & Sunday School Wed. 9-11am – Playgroup Wed. 5-7pm – Kids Club & Young Teens Twin Peaks Drive, Beerwah Ph 5494 6187 1st & 3rd Sun 10:30am Worship at Peachester UC

Glasshouse Country Baptist Church 9am Sunday, 58 Roberts Rd Beerwah All welcome! Enquiries: 5494 6354 Midweek craft, kids and youth programs – see gcbcq.org

GLASSHOUSE COMMUNITY CHURCH Pastor Brendan Edwards

Glass House Mountains State School Main Hall - Sun 4.30pm

Kids Church during service Phone: 0417 757 397

CATHOLIC WEEKEND MASSES

Saturday 6pm: Peachester Rd, Beerwah 5493 0967 Sunday 7am: Caloundra St, Landsborough 5494 8896 Sunday 5.30pm: Mooloolah Hall, Bray Rd 5494 7240 BEERWAH: Sun 9 am

GLASSHOUSE COUNTRY ANGLICAN CHURCH WEDNESDAYS *Mooloolah (Paget Road) 9.00am SUNDAY *Mary MacKillop Centre 9.00am Rev. Ken Goodger - 5491 1866

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Blood, Sweat & Cheers Your guide to sport in Glasshouse Country

Mooloolah Valley Bowls Club

Contributed by Judy Walker Tuesday, April 1 - only four players and it was a win for the girls, Gay Ricketts and Judy Walker over Ray Bryant and Peter Setch. Friday was won by Lloyd and Judy Walker and second went to Rob Hall and James Sammon.

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Damien nearing the finish line Photo: (c)FinisherPix.com

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Beerwah Ladies Golf Club

Contributed by Jenny Kelly After some much needed rain, 71 girls were back on the course to play for our Monthly Medal. Club professional John Mellish was on hand to present his trophies to the three winners. Fay Barry took out the Division 1 medal with 73 Nett followed

by Gail Gundry on 74 Nett. Andrea Campbell had the best Gross with 89 off the stick. Winner of Division 2 was Shirley Cooper with a very nice 70 Nett. Shirley was followed by Lesley Eggleston on 73 Nett. Ladies President Monica Dangerfield took out the Gross prize with 96 off the stick.

Jan Corfield won the Division 3 medal with a 72 Nett. Runner up was our own Joan Harvey who

Canterbury Softball Association in alternate years.

The Southern Cross Challenge provides a consistent international softball opportunity for athletes from Australia and New Zealand and is open to both male and female teams, currently competing at national, state, provincial or proleague levels.

Players making up this year’s Queensland team at the tournament have been selected from a range of existing State teams, throwing together talent from the 2014 Queensland Open Women’s team, U19 Women’s team and U17 Girl’s team, including a number of players who have represented on International and Olympic stages.

played well for a 76 Nett. Deb Rutherford had 109 off the stick to win the Gross in Div 3. Cathy Stone had 27 Putts to take home the ball for the Putting competition. Nearest to the Pins went to Shirley on 2, Denise Kirkby on 5 and Julie McMahon on 16. Karen Gannon took out Div 1 on the 18th, while Keithia Thompson won the Div 2 on 18. The ball rundown went to 80 Nett on a count back.

The Mid Week Pennant Teams start their competition on Monday so we wish the girls good luck.

The course has greened up nicely and is a pleasure to play, so come on out and have a hit.

Contributed by Trevor Bertram In the social games last Wednesday, in the Pairs, Marleen Bertram and Maurie Dawes 22 def Rae Farrell and John McSwain 19; and Dennis Hume and Joy Reason 31 def Viv James and Di Hunt 22. In the Triples, Noelle Dean, Margaret Porter and Kerry Capern def Lyn Griffiths, Jenny Hobson and Warren Blackbourne; and Debbie Dale, Leisa Craven and Brian Larkin def Margaret Beasley, Grahame Young and Dave Clarke.

Thursday morning’s ‘Open Pairs’ game was called off due to insufficient numbers. The afternoon game was decided on a count back of ends won, with three teams each having two wins and a margin of 15. The eventual winners were Doug Kenane and Max Viterale with 17 ends won, from Margaret Beasley and Graham Nicholson with 15 ends and Julie and Steve Palmer with 14 ends.

The runners-up prize went to Di Garland and Jenny Hobson, being winners of the losers with the highest margin of +13 in the second game.

A social Pairs game of ‘Three Rounds of 8 Ends’ was played on Saturday afternoon following the Quarterly Meeting. Results were Julie Palmer and Kerry Capern with three wins and 31 points, Jack Timm and Trevor Bertram, 29 points, John McSwain and Stephen Palmer, 21 points and John Annakin and Rob Scullion, 20 points.

Coming Events:Saturday, April 12 – 9.30am Round 1 and 1.00pm Round 2 of the Men’s Singles Club Championship.

Saturday, April 19 and Sunday, April 20 – Easter Mixed Fours Carnival (more teams are needed).

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Continued from page 3 Damien’s dad, Brad Collins from Glasshouse Country First National Real Estate and mum Cris (former owner of Beerwah Shoes) were at the finish line at Lake Taupo and were clearly very proud of Damien’s achievement.

Cris said Damien had always rated himself as a ‘mid range’ athlete. He has always been actively involved in sports including Little Athletics from age five – 10, BMX riding with the Hinterland Club from nine to 14, as well as participating in Adventure and Mountain Bike racing for a year 2012 – 2013, she said.

Damien is also a keen surfer and in Year 10 he took out the first place in the Beerwah State High School Triathlon.

With all of the travel and competition costs, it’s definitely not an inexpensive sport to be involved with, and Damien said he really appreciates all the businesses that have supported him this far.

In particular he wanted to thank the local support from Di Feldman of Di's fitness and massage, Fitness Matters Gym Beerwah, and Courage Civil and Hire from Mackay / Peachester for the donation to help with funding.

If you would like to support / sponsor Damien in his future competitions you can contact him via email on icdamien@hotmail.com

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“Harry,” whined Mary, to her husband of 20 years. “What should I do?! I’m not ready for old age! I’m only 40 years old but I look and feel like I’m over 55! My face is all wrinkly, my back is bent over, and my hair is all thinned out.” “Well,” said Harry after looking her up and down, “there is one thing about you that still works as good as new.” “Oh Harry!” said Mary sitting down next to her husband, “you always know just what to say!

What are you referring to?” “Never mind,” said Harry looking down. “C’mon Harry, please tell me what you were referring to.” “Mary, please don’t make me.” “Harry, I insist.” “Well I was going to remark about how your eyesight seems to be working just fine!”

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ARIES March 21 – April 20 You will find most of April just dealing with recent tensions and stressful situations. An impulse to be self protective is the right way to go. You may have the opportunity this week, with the Moon in Leo to get your love life in order. Find new interests, possibly creative, in which to engage your talents. Show kindness.

TAURUS April 21 – May 21 With the planet Mercury entering into the sign of Aries this week it beckons you into an introspective seclusion. If it is possible to sit on a seat facing the ocean, or play with the sand beneath your toes, then this is the way to go.

There is a warm Leo Moon which makes for easy conversation and a friendly breakfast time.

GEMINI May 22 – June 21 With the planet Venus starting a month long trek through your career sector this is the time to spruce up your public and professional image.

Try networking or mixing business with pleasure and that will open career doors for you. The first quarter Moon pulls you in the opposite direction causing you to play it safe.

CANCER June 22 – July 22 With the Moon in Leo this week there should be some warm affectionate interactions to prove to you that the home and family do indeed provide the best of love and security. Dinner times should be especially fulfilled with spontaneous reaction and emotions from your relatives. This week feel good about yourself.

LEO July 23 – August 22 With the Moon in your sign this week and Venus changing signs, you will have a good chance to make your financial situation more secure between now and the end of the month. Don’t repeat past mistakes.

This is the time to make up your mind to learn or try something new. Just be careful about bragging too much.

VIRGO August 23 – September 22 This week brings your ruling planet Mercury into the fiery Aries sign so that adds outspoken fuel to any fire storm that people are getting themselves into. The Leo Moon might draw you inward and looking for answers if there is a need to review your finances. Take assertive action to mobilise your asset base now.

LIBRA September 23 – October 22 This week sees the first quarter Moon and that being in the sign of Leo, should put you and another in a drama situation. Others, however, begin forcefully presenting you with bold ideas, some of which you should consider. Use your skill with being the iron hand in the velvet glove! Keep your ego out of the picture.

SCORPIO October 23 – November 22 From the last cosy weekend ‘snug feast’ with your family you may consider being impulsive and look towards buying a new pet. The reason for this is because if you cannot control others, then you can always go to an obedience training school with benefits for your pet. A sympathetic friend provides good advice.

SAGITTARIUS November 23 – December 22 This week with the Moon moving into the sign of Leo some mornings may see an emotionally heated start! Keep the lid on tempers as Mercury in its sign change will eventually help you to spontaneously verbalise your point of view. Survey the areas of need amongst friends and do something special for them.

CAPRICORN December 23 – January 19 The planets are configured to give loud voices to family members. With Mercury entering Pisces it could bring you closer to resolving a financial dilemma. Later in the week the Moon turns from drama Leo to analytical Virgo. Saturn, unfortunately also makes social interaction tough with grouchy people.

AQUARIUS January 20 – February 19 This first quarter Moon can affect co-working relationships, or bring in another challenging work assignment.

However let accomplishment be your motivation. As the Moon moves into the sign of Leo, and then Virgo, you will be creative and at your best with analytical insights. Depend on partner’s initiative.

PISCES February 20 – March 20 You will probably notice that this week, under a drama filled Moon in Leo, and Mercury entering into the sign of Pisces, that others are hiding insecurities behind a pushy attitude or grumpy retreat. Activating your financial drive is good, but letting others grab their own way is not. Give yourself a happy treat!

Edgar J. Winter. Phone/Fax. 5442 3302 Email: readings@astroclairvoyant.com Discover your place in the Stars! Find your lucky cities, national or overseas.

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