Hello Community Magazine Peregian Coolum March 2024

To Buy or Sell First?

The property market is tight now. Many community members have expressed to us that they would look to move but are overwhelmed by the process with valid concerns about the logistics of selling and finding the next property, as well as the financial implications of the move.

This is a tricky market, and Ben and Tenahya have a highly structured process for both selling and buying that will allow you to capitalise on the lack of listed property in the community, while still protecting your ability to find your next home. Our process can save you tens of thousands of dollars throughout your move while keeping you in control the entire time.

We did the same thing for our clients at 23 Lakeside Drive, Peregian Springs

"Our mum engaged Eastell & Co for selling her home. We met Tenahya and mum decided she was the best fit for selling her home. Tenahya and Ben clearly understood mum needed to sell her home first before buying a unit in Coolum. Tenahya and Ben worked with not only mum but the family to ensure the process was exactly how mum wanted it. Mum is moving from Peregian Springs into Coolum and she is extremely happy with how fast and smooth the process has been."

COMMUNITY

IAN COOLUM

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On the Front Cover - Stumers Creek, Coolum Beach

e third issue of Hello y, we embrace the arrival of Autumn! Featured on our front cover this month is the picturesque Stumers Creek in Coolum Beach, renowned for its popularity among both dogs and families, as well as serving as an amazing landing point for skydiving enthusiasts.

March brings a flurry of activities including a local government election, the end of the first school term, and of course, Easter. Delve into our pages to also discover a delectable Fish Taco Recipe from our new local Recipe Writer and Author, Julie Jansen. Learn more about Julie and her son Ethan's easy and fun new cookbook!

Don't miss out on the Easter Egg hunt in Peregian, perfectly scheduled for the final day of school term. Details can be found in the Property Section Additionally, join in the Easter excitement as we host our very own Hello Community Easter Digital Egg Hunt – see inside for details!

I hope you enjoy the March edition and extend your support to the local businesses that contribute to this monthly community magazine.

Here’s to a marvelous March ahead!

Krys Krys Stedman

Hello Community Manager

COMMUNITY

LOCAL PLANTS

Coolum Community Native Nursery

Located at the base of the picturesque Mt Coolum, this non-profit community Nursery specialises in local native plants to the area, including those resilient to the salty conditions synonymous with the Sunshine Coast.

There are usually around 170 species available, and all plants are grown from scratch using seeds collected in the local area.

Local native plants have adapted over thousands of years to thrive in our windy, sandy, and salty environment. These salt-tolerant species are particularly well-suited to our region, requiring minimal water, fertiliser, and upkeep compared to exotic or nonlocal varieties. Moreover, they play a crucial role in supporting local wildlife and preserving the unique essence of the Sunshine Coast.

The Nursery offers complimentary expert guidance on caring for your new plants, optimal planting locations, and common pitfalls to avoid. Whether by phone, email, or in person, feel free to reach out with any inquiries about local native plants.

Membership is Free. To find out more, why not pop-in to the Nursery at 157 Warran Road, Yaroomba. Trading hours can be found on their website at www.coolumnatives.com

COMMUNITY

LOCAL COOKBOOK

WHISKING UP MEMORIES - TEEN TESTED & FAMILY APPROVED!

Created and co-tested by a mum-son duo, The Shared Apron cookbook features over 65 easy and nutritious recipes using everyday ingredients.

Filled with techniques to teach your teen the basics, with lots of tips along the way, these foolproof recipes are tasty for teens, their families & friends

Packed with creative recipes for everything from one-pot butter chicken to Mexican black bean burgers, rustic apple raspberry pie to passionfruit cheesecakes. It’s sure to become your new kitchen go-to.

Local Cooking Duo - Ethan & Julie

Julie Jansen is a Home Economist, recipe writer and food stylist. Her recipes have graced the pages of numerous cookbooks, food magazines, and websites. The Shared Apron is her second self-published cookbook, following the success of Apricots & Apron Strings. Julie believes a simple solution to the future nourishment of our kids is to give them an apron and encourage the life skill of cooking.

At just 15, Ethan Jansen is already a passionate cook. He's confident with a chef's knife, adept at preparing family meals, whipping up snacks for friends, and inventing innovative recipes. Ethan is keen to show other teens how simple and enjoyable it can be to prepare delicious meals at home.

If you would like to purchase or retail the cookbook, please visit www.thesharedapron.com.au

RECYCLING

RECYCLING

It will soon be even easier to do the right thing for the environment and keep the Sunshine Coast beautiful.

This is thanks to more recycling bins being installed by Sunshine Coast Council at popular beaches and parks across the region.

Cans, drink cartons, plastic and glass bottles, clean paper and cardboard can go in the new public recycling bins.

Takeaway coffee cups can’t be recycled and should be put in the landfill bin instead.

Items with batteries in them – such as vapes –should be taken to the closest battery return point as batteries must not go into the landfill or recycle bin due to the risk of fires in the trucks and at the recycling plant.

Sunshine Coast Council Manager of Waste and Resource Management John Hogg said clear instructions were attached to the front of each recycle bin to show what could go in the bin.

“We hope these simple instructions will help remind our community the right way to recycle as we work together for a clean Sunshine Coast.”

Bins are planned for various spots at Alexandra Headland, Mooloolaba, Maroochydore, Coolum Beach, Golden Beach, Currimundi, Dicky Beach, Sippy Downs, Moffat Beach, Warana, Buddina, Shelly Beach, Eumundi, Yaroomba, Nambour, Point Arkwright, Maleny and Palmwoods.

To learn the right way to recycle and find the closest battery return point visit recyclemate.com.au

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Wearealocallyownedandoperatedclinic, withanon-sitedispensarylocatedinthe heartofNoosa

WeofferFacetoFaceandTelehealth consultationsforpatientsinterestedin Endocannabinoidsupportbasedtherapies WithIndividuallytailoredtreatmentplans, wehaveaholisticapproachtopatientcare. OurtrainedClinicianswillgiveallthe informationandcarerequiredtostartyou onyourjourneytowellness,whilealso supportingyourgeneralhealthandwellbeing Livingwithachronichealthconditionis increasinglycommon Wemaybeableto assistwithimprovedqualityoflifeforsome ofthefollowingmedicalproblems:

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•Chronicpain

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•Cancersymptomsortreatmentside effectmanagement

•Seizuredisorders

•Neurodivergentconditions (ADHD,OCD,ASD)

•MovementDisorders(RestlessLeg SyndromeandTics)

Contacttheclinictodayon (07)54404900tomakeanappointment withoneofourexperienceddoctors.

WORLD WILDLIFE DAY 3RD MARCH

A timely reminder if you come across any native animals that need attention, please visit our Sunshine Coast Wildlife Rescue Guide via the website below.

If there are any other contacts that should be added to the guide please let us know at info@hellocommunity.com.au

hellocommunity.com.au/wildlife-rescue

Access the Wildlife Rescue Guide Here too

Did you know Sunshine Coast Council offers a free online tool to help residents and visitors better navigate local roads? Access

Roads Hub is a free online mapping tool created to minimise road user frustration and improve road safety by helping users plan ahead and be aware of road works, crashes, hazards, flooding, congestion and special events which may impact traffic.

roads.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au

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Fish Tacos with Cabbage Slaw

Method:

This perfect summer meal loaded with fresh Mexican flavours is also an easy and tasty seafood option to celebrate Good Friday this Easter!

Ingredients: (serves 4)

2 tbsp plain flour

1 tsp cumin powder

1 tsp paprika

1 tsp dried oregano or mixed herbs

2 cloves garlic, crushed finely grated zest of 1 lime

500g boneless white fish fillets (i.e. snapper, flathead)

2 tbsp olive oil

Cabbage slaw:

3 cups packed shredded cabbage

¼ cup fresh coriander, roughly chopped ½ small red onion, thinly sliced juice of 1 lime

¼ tsp salt

12 small tortillas (corn or flour) sriracha mayonnaise, to serve

Tip:

To make your own sriracha mayonnaise combine 1/4 cup mayonnaise and 2 tsp sriracha hot sauce.

Place cabbage slaw ingredients in a large mixing bowl and toss well to combine Refrigerate until ready to use

Combine flour, spices, herbs, garlic and lime zest in a large mixing bowl and season with salt and pepper.

Cut fish into 2cm thick fingers and add to spiced flour, tossing well to coat

Heat oil in a large frying pan over medium-high heat (or hot plate if using BBQ). Add fish and cook for 3-4 minutes or until golden and cooked through.

Warm tortillas as per packet instructions. Serve fish on warm tortillas, topped with cabbage slaw and sriracha mayo.

Recipe from The Shared Apron cookbook

www.thesharedapron.com.au

Nestled in the Coolum industrial estate, just a short drive from Coolum Beach, Coolum Beer Company is the Sunshine Coast’s newest craft brewery for beer enthusiasts and casual sippers alike.

Enjoy a taste of the coast at Coolum Beer Company!

Our connection to the Sunshine Coast runs deep. Each beer we craft draws inspiration from the coastal vibes and climate, offering a taste that’s as refreshing and diverse as the community we serve.

Our main bar is the perfect spot to gather with mates after work or meet fellow beer lovers on the weekend. We also have a spacious outdoor area where you can soak up the sunshine while enjoying an ice-cold brew. With plenty of seating and a relaxed ambiance, it’s an ideal spot to unwind and enjoy the coastal breeze. Bring the kids and the dog down too!

But what’s a great beer without equally great food? Dive into our menu of mouthwatering burgers, tacos, and tasty snacks, perfectly paired with our brews to enhance your experience. Coolum Beer Co. welcomes visitors from Wednesday through Sunday. So what are you waiting for? Come join the fun and become a part of the Coolum Beer Co. community today!

Located at 1/2 Junction Drive, Coolum Beach. Open 11am Wednesday through Sunday.

CURE MARINE COOLUM

Sunshine Coast’s largest allcarbon catamaran charts new waters

In a ground-breaking feat of maritime innovation, a new 70-foot all-carbon fibre catamaran has embarked on her maiden journey from Mooloolaba.

Sunshine Coast boat building company Cure Marine proudly unveiled the 'Cure Custom 70' as the first of its kind built in Australia over the past five years.

The hi-tech vessel is strong, robust, lightweight and poised to make waves in the global boat-building scene as she heads south for Brisbane and then onto cruising the Australian East Coast and Pacific Island waters.

New owners Allan and Michele Larkin named the catamaran ‘Noir’ for black in French, and custom designed her as a sailing, diving and family boat fitted out with four queen size cabins and six inbuilt fridges.

The catamaran was crafted within Cure Marine’s state-of-the-art facility at Coolum Industrial Estate using high-tech equipment, including the southern hemisphere's largest 3D printer.

The 3D printer provided by sister company, Zone RV, enabled Cure Marine to produce tooling and prototypes in a fraction of the time that the industry traditionally had seen.

Cure Marine CEO Carl Bird said the launch marked the beginning of a new era for the company.

“The 'Cure Custom 70' is the largest sailing vessel ever launched by Cure Marine and indeed the first all-carbon sailing catamaran to be launched in Australia in the last five years,” Mr Bird said.

“We are grateful for Sunshine Coast Council's investment support services, which played a crucial role in bringing this ground-breaking project to life."

Over the past 12 months, Sunshine Coast Council has provided vital support to Cure Marine including logistics and other investment support services.

With new ranges and a new state-of-the-art facility coming on-line in 2024, Cure Marine is always on the lookout for staff with experience in composite construction and marine industry background.

For future employment opportunities at Cure Marine visit www.curemarine.com.au or send a letter of introduction and CV to info@curemarine.com.au.

Cure Custom 70 embarking on her maiden journey from Mooloolaba

OurMission:Tocontributetotheindependenceandquality oflifeofpeoplelivinginCoolumandit’ssurroundsby providingnutritiousfood,humanconnectionsandsocial support

Meals on Wheels has had a place in the hearts and homes of Australians for more than 70 years

Coolum Beach Meals on Wheels prepare and deliver fresh nutritious meals to people’s homes to enable them to live independently in our community

We provide a regular social contact, a friendly smile and a chat to check all is well

Our volunteers are the core of our service - cooking, delivering and helping to make a difference to someone’s day We couldn’t do it without their help

Can you spare a few hours a month to help keep the “wheels” running smoothly?

We are always on the look out for new volunteers to join our team Why not give us a call to find out more? It could make your day!

Please call 5446 1000 to find out how to be

community.

SUNSHINE COAST UPDATE

Artist Impression of a Future Station

Direct Sunshine Coast Rail Line on track for delivery

A new heavy rail connection is tracking towards construction on the Sunshine Coast, that will make a trip to Brisbane at least 45 minutes faster than a car.

The Miles Government is committing an initial $2.75 billion to deliver Stage 1 of the Direct Sunshine Coast Rail Line project, which includes protection of the updated rail alignment all the way to Maroochydore.

The first stage will see a 19 km dual track built from Beerwah to Caloundra, the longest spur line in the south-east passenger network.

Staged delivery will see the line ultimately run to Birtinya and Maroochydore. This will deliver faster rail to the Sunshine Coast, with trains able to reach speeds of 140km per hour on some sections of the track.

The Sunshine Coast is one of the fastest growing regions in the state, and is forecast to be home to 600,000 people by 2046.

Stage 1 of the Direct Sunshine Coast Rail Line will be a significant enabler for new housing, including supply for 50,000 people at Caloundra South and up to 100,000 people at Beerwah East.

It’s expected the initial stage of the project will accelerate the delivery of more than 3,000 affordable and diverse homes already planned within the region.

The funding envelope for Stage 1 is expected to be between $5.5 billion and $7 billion, with final costs to be confirmed at the completion of the procurement phase.

A ‘funding envelope’ is an approach taken on other similar projects around the world, allowing costs to be finalised when contracts are executed.

It’s expected that Stage 1 of project will support 2,200 good jobs in the region.

L CAL ELECTIONS

SUNSHINE COAST MAYOR + DIVISIONS 8 & 9

wiftly passed, and once again we find ourselves amidst local elections. Undoubtedly, you've noticed the abundance of signage in urhoods, but do you truly know the individuals behind these campaigns? While some may be familiar with the candidates, others may not. Hence, we've compiled a brief overview of those vying for positions in the Sunshine Coast and Noosa Councils

Additionally, we offer a straightforward Local Election Guide on our website, featuring essential details regarding who, what, where, and when, aiming to facilitate your independent research on each candidate in your area.

Remember, voting is compulsory for eligible voters. Early voting starts Monday, 4th March.

The current Sunshine Coast Mayor is Mark Jamieson who is stepping down from this role

Sunshine Coast Mayoral Candidates are: Jason O’Pray Rosanna Natoli, Wayne Parcell, Ashley Robinson, Michael Burgess, and Min Swan

Division 8 encompasses the communities (or part thereof) of Coolum Beach, Mount Coolum, Yaroomba, Point Arkwright, Marcoola, Mudjimba, Pacific Paradise, Twin Waters & Maroochydore

Candidates are: Kathryn Hyman, Walter Johnson, Taylor Bunnag and Tim Ryan This division is currently held by Jason O’Pray (who is running for Mayor)

Division 9 encompasses the communities (or part thereof) of Bli Bli, Coolum Beach, Mount Coolum, Doonan, Eumundi, Maroochy River, Parklands, Peregian Springs, Peregian Breeze, Valdora, Verrierdale, Weyba Downs, Yandina, Yandina Creek, Marcoola & Pacific Paradise.

Candidates are: Suzie Campin, Bruce Dunne and Maria Suarez. This division is currently held by Maria Suarez.

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NOOSA CANDIDATES

The Noosa Shire does not have divisional boundaries. It encompasses approximately 26 communities (or part thereof)

Candidates are: Joe Jurisevic, Tom Wegener, Mat Bankes, Karen Finzel, Brian Stockwell, Chris Darwen, Fiona Jacobs, Amelia Lorentson, Nicola Wilson, Alecia Staines, Leigh McCready, Jess Phillips, Michelle NgataiStokes and Andrea Newland.

The current Noosa Mayor is Claire Stewart who is stepping down from this role.

Noosa Mayoral Candidates are: John Morrall, Frank Wilkie, Ingrid Jackson and Nick Hluszko.

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16THMAR

COMMUNITY

LOCAL WORKSHOP

Explore wild and wonderful world of monster love

Do you love writing and want to be part of a romance revolution?

Sunshine Coast Libraries invites you to join author Charlotte Powers for an introduction to the wild and wonderful world of monster romance.

It is a fast-growing romance sub-genre with stories involving a romantic relationship between a human and monstrous being, such as a mythical beast, alien, or dinosaur It often includes themes such as tolerance and acceptance.

Blending horror, fantasy and love, noted examples explore compelling relationships between people, dragons, gargoyles & mysterious sea creatures.

One story that became an awardwinning film was The Shape of Water where a romance between an amphibious man captured in the Amazon unfolds with a janitor on staff at a Research Centre.

Love that knows no boundaries

Author Charlotte Powers read one monster romance book and fell in love with the genre.

“I love how it challenges the ideals we have when it comes to romantic novels,” Ms Powers said. “The genre is very inclusive, there really is something for everyone.”

The writing workshops will provide an introduction to the sub-genre and an overview of other popular authors in the space.

Charlotte will delve into the psychology behind why readers find the genre so appealing and give a crash course into writing your own monster romance fiction. “I’ll take participants through my journey to becoming an author and share my tips for writing, publishing and marketing,” Ms Powers said

Who can take part in monster love workshop

The workshops are for anyone who is curious about the genre, or who wants to learn how to become a writer in that space Workshop participants will need to be aged 18 or older to attend.

Workshops will run from March 11-23 across seven Sunshine Coast Libraries locations. Registration is essential via the Libraries website.

Author Charlotte Powers with book, Made Beast

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Events

On The Tools Meetup

Coolum Women’s Shed

12 Mar, 10am-12noon

On the Tools is a new group where we try a variety of ‘DIY’ projects, and solutions Join in and learn as we make things for the shed, or bring your own projects to ask for guidance.

Community Meeting, Nambour to Coolum Rail Trail, 5 March 5pm, Coolum Bowls Club

A new rail trail has been proposed linking Nambour to Coolum along the old sugar cane train line. Locals are invited to attend this community meeting to find out more about the project and the next steps for community support.

Coffee Catchup

Peregian Springs, Thurs 10am

Coffee catchup at Peregian Springs Pool Cafe, every Thursday, 10am. Anyone and everyone welcome. New to the area, or feeling isolated? Maybe you just like coffee and conversation, come along, and join in.

M RE EVENTS

Clean Up Australia Day, Peregian Beach, Sun 3 Mar

Step Up to Clean Up. You can help! Register on the day at Peregian Beach Surf Club Market Stall. For more info contact NICA on 5449 9650 or admin@noosariver com au

All Car & Bike Show, 17 Mar, Coolum State School Oval

Coolum Primary State School proudly presents their very first All Car & Bike Show Extravaganza to help raise money for a very much needed senior playgound. Gates will open from 9am. Entrants and General Public $5. Kids under 12 free.

Tuesday 12 Mar

Come along and join us for dance, music, fitness and fun. This activity is for all levels and is totally suitable for beginners. You will need nonslip shoes, water and a towel.

Coolum Easter Art Expo, Coolum Civic Centre

Be sure to come along to see the wonderful quality work of local artists and local artisans at the COOLUM EASTER ART EXPO being held in the Coolum Civic Centre from Friday 29th March to Monday 1st April.

COMMUNITY PARKS WEEK

How power of parks could shape a better you

Want to boost your fitness, strength and wellbeing in the most beautiful of surrounds?

If you do, then this is for you – a range of free or low-cost activities and adventures sure to give you renewed zest for life and strengthen your connection to nature and our community.

Sunshine Coast residents are invited to enjoy world-class parks and facilities through outdoor yoga, fitness or Pilates as part of Parks Week 2024, which starts on Saturday, March 2.

You can also collect free trees to take home and enhance your own properties.

You can also collect free trees to take home and enhance your own properties.

From Peregian Springs in the north to the Glass House Mountains in the south and the stunning coastline and tranquil hinterland in between, our region is home to almost 1300 outstanding natural parks and open spaces.

Some Activities on offer:

BLENDED YOGA

Date/Time: Sun March 3, 7am

Location: Tickle Park, Coolum Registration is essential via Council’s website

FREE TREES FOR RATEPAYERS

Date/Time: Wed March 6, 1pm - 3pm

Location: Council’s Caloundra Depot Nursery, 54 Industrial Avenue, Caloundra Please bring along a current rate notice to collect two free native trees.

57 SQUAT CHALLENGE

Flavia’s Journey: From Diagnosis to Determination

Join the 57 Squat Challenge for Breast Cancer Awareness

Flavia, hailing from Queensland, received her breast cancer diagnosis at the age of 28 in February 2010.

Drawing from her mother's experience with the disease, Flavia learned to prioritize living life fully despite the diagnosis.

Three years later, she welcomed her first child, a son, despite challenges with breastfeeding due to her condition. In 2017, her second child, a daughter, arrived, and Flavia embraced both breast and bottle feeding with gratitude.

At her regular check-ups, Flavia’s specialist would suggest a bilateral mastectomy. She resisted it for a long time, but she remembered watching her mother’s breast cancer experience and decided she did not want her children to see her go through the same challenge.

Supported by her husband, children, and faithful Labrador, Flavia took on the 57 Squat challenge for two consecutive years, raising over six thousand dollars for breast cancer research. Driven by a passion for advocacy, she aims to contribute to the National Breast Cancer Foundation's goal of eliminating breast cancer deaths by advocating for the 57 Squat challenge.

This March we're rallying the community to take on the 57 Squat Challenge where we ask you to complete 57 squats a day, for the 57 Australians diagnosed with breast cancer each day. It's not just about physical exercise but a shared commitment to raising awareness and funds for world-class breast cancer research. By signing up, dedicating yourself to complete 57 daily squats, and actively fundraising, you become a vital part in supporting individuals like, Flavia.

In Flavia's words, "My mum and I went through a double mastectomy with reconstruction. I have a daughter, so the vision of Zero Deaths is hugely important to me and to my family.”

COMMUNITY

LOCAL U

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In 2023, the Office prosecuted 14 tradies who accepted money but failed to provide construction services and didn’t refund consumers.

LOOKOUTFORFAKE TRADIES ALERT!

In all cases, they were found to be operating through online marketplaces, service seeking applications or social media.

Social media and marketplaces can help consumers connect with local tradies, but users need to beware of swindlers posing as qualified tradespeople looking to make quick cash and disappear.

In the last two years, the OFT has received more than 720 complaints about tradespeople

A large number of these complaints related to delay in services, failing to supply, or unsatisfactory services for renovation, plumbing, concreting, and fencing works

It’s also a good option to pay by card as this may provide extra protection by offering a chargeback if the goods or services aren’t delivered.

Tips to know when hiring a tradesperson:

Do your homework by checking reviews and a general internet search of the business name.

Check they are licensed with the Queensland Building and Construction Commission (QBCC).

Ask to see certificates for public liability insurance.

Make sure you get a written quote or contract with business contact details

Arrange an on-site inspection so both parties can meet and discuss details of the job.

Don’t pay more than the maximum deposit of 20% for work priced at $3,300 or less.

Always get a receipt for the work, whichever way you paid for it

If a consumer has not received the goods or services they have paid for, the OFT recommends approaching the trader in the first instance. If this is unsuccessful, they should lodge a complaint with the OFT at www qld gov au/fairtrading or by calling 13 QGOV (13 74 68)

SUPERMARKETS INQUIRY

Supermarkets inquiry consumer survey

The ACCC is examining the pricing practices of the supermarkets and the relationship between wholesale, including farmgate and retail prices.

We want to hear from you about how you choose where to buy your groceries, and which products you buy. We also want to hear about any particular concerns that have arisen for consumers in relation to supermarkets.

The survey takes approximately 10–15 minutes to complete.

This survey is anonymous. Your response will be grouped together and will help inform our understanding of competition between the supermarkets, including other grocery retailers, and how people choose where to purchase their groceries and why

At the end of the survey, you will have the option to provide your email address to receive an acknowledgement and a record of your response. The ACCC does not keep a record of this email address and you will remain anonymous. The email addresses entered on this page are not stored as data, they are simply used in a transaction between the respondent and the system.

This survey has been published in conjunction with our supermarkets inquiry issues paper. Consumers who would like to view the issues paper can at: Supermarkets inquiry issues paper

How the ACCC may use the information provided in this survey

The security and protection of your information is a priority for the ACCC.

The ACCC may use or disclose information you provide in this survey, including in ACCC publications examining the groceries sector.

Source: ACCC © Commonwealth of Australia

PROPERTY

PROPERTIES FOR SALE

UNDER OFFER

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12 Tea Tree Grove, Peregian Springs 2

One of the best opportunities on the market. Meticulously designed and maintained, this residence was crafted to perfection Nestled in an exceptional location, this property offers the ultimate family living experience – high sloped ceilings, space, privacy, and an unmatched outdoor entertainment area.

Ben & Tenahya, Eastell and Co.

0424 180 096 | tenahya@eastellandco.com

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28 Carrock Court, Mount Coolum 3

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Revealing a perfect blend of style and functionality, this architecturally designed, twostorey residence offers a stunning Mount Coolum lifestyle, with five bedrooms, four bathrooms, and an impressive floorplan perfectly suited to multi-generational, dualfamily living without compromise.

Jakson Shearer, Eastell and Co.

0438 955 238 | jakson@eastellandco.com

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17 Longwood Drive, Peregian Springs 2

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Welcome to your dream home in Peregian

Springs This stunning renovated five-bedroom residence, is a haven for those seeking a lifestyle of sophistication and relaxation. Every detail has been thoughtfully crafted to create a timeless and inviting atmosphere throughout.

Ben & Tenahya, Eastell and Co.

0424 180 096 | tenahya@eastellandco.com

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Free Easter Egg Hunt

with free icecream!

come join us!

MARCH 28TH

3.15PM DUCK POND

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