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‘FOR WHOM the bell tolls’ may well be an apt description of Mayor George Seymour’s chances of retaining his Mayoralty beyond the current term.
Mayor George Seymour is highly regarded for his grassroots community involvement— handing out tickets at the Brolga, serving pies at local football games, and connecting with residents on a human level.
Despite some questions around his ability to maintain a hard edge in the demanding role of Mayor, he has navigated his position with dedication, integrity, and a steadfast commitment to his own principles.
He has selflessly devoted countless hours to various community projects, demonstrating his unwavering passion for the Fraser Coast and its residents.
However, the nearly year-long controversy surrounding the Sheraton Hervey Bay Resort development application has underscored his shortcomings in many vital areas, most notably his inability to unify stakeholders.
In stark contrast, Deputy Mayor Paul Truscott has established himself as a dynamic and forward-thinking leader, and there is no secret that he will be running for Mayor in the 2028 local government election. His candidacy for the top job is already being widely anticipated.
To provide some context, the Sheraton Hervey Bay Resort development application, by all rational assessments, should have received unanimous approval from all ten councillors and the Mayor.
The application garnered unprecedented levels of public support and opposition, with the facts clearly indicating that the formal submissions to
the council overwhelmingly favoured approval.
Two surveys conducted by the Council demonstrated significant public backing for the development, with the second survey showing a decisive 85% to 15% support margin.
The “no” campaign’s street rallies consistently drew fewer than 100 participants each time, a testament to the limited opposition.
A thorough and detailed report prepared by James Cockburn, the Executive Manager of Planning and Growth, and Gerard Carlyon, the Director of Strategy, Community and Development—professionals with a combined 40 years of experience—recommended the project’s approval with specific conditions.
Despite this, and the evident public and expert support, a faction of the council, led by Mayor Seymour, opposed the development.
This opposition appears to be driven more by personal views and political naivety, than by the public interest.
It is challenging to comprehend the audacity of Mayor George Seymour, Cr Michelle Govers, Cr Lachlan Cosgrove, Cr John Weiland, and Cr Zane O’Keefe, who seem to have disregarded the wishes of the electorate.
Mayor Seymour, a steadfast critic of the development, claimed that the project did not align with Hervey Bay’s identity, a stance seemingly at odds with the community’s overwhelming support.
The Mayor’s role is to lead the region, particularly in guiding the new councillors— three of whom voted against the development— on how to balance personal views with the collective will of the community and the advice of seasoned professionals.
Feedback has highlighted that Mayor George Seymour’s stance on the Sheraton Hervey Bay Resort development has significantly damaged his political standing. Given the profile of this decision, this misstep may prove problematic to resolve.
The live-streamed meeting and voting process did not favour him well with respect to his ability to manage his transactional and legislative language, as the outcome began to unfold in front of him.
In contrast, Deputy Mayor Paul Truscott’s clear, concise, and passionate delivery during the meeting resonated with his leadership qualities, amongst both those in attendance, and many following along online.
It was the opinion of many that Cr Truscott effectively communicated the necessity for future growth and development in Hervey Bay, balancing economic and cultural imperatives with a message that the city is open for business. His performance had a job interview feel about it, impressing observers effortlessly.
Cr Paul Truscott’s candidacy for Mayor is a lay-down misère, and I am certain his closest advisors are encouraging him to make the most of the current sentiment and ensure his intentions are promptly made public.
He will need to build a strong profile across the broader region, presenting himself as the progressive candidate capable of unifying the local community and government, if he is to be successful. A job that would take some time. Would Mayor George Seymour seek reelection under that landscape? That would be a fascinating watch.
The recent cold weather has seen an increase in rat infestation. Unfortunately, consumers reach for the easy-fix solution, that is the common poison bought off supermarket shelves.
However, these baits kill rodents effectively but also prove to be fatal to pets and wildlife that have fed on the poisoned rats.
These animals suffer horrific deaths as a consequence of pecking on or consuming poisoned rats. This occurs especially in the raptors, specifically owls.
To avoid these fatalities, consumers should be aware in purchasing baits and seek the correct advice. There are petfriendly baits available.
However, these are not found in supermarkets. They are available from rural supply stores. You need to ask specially for “pet-friendly” baits and check that the product contains the chemical Coumatetralyt.
These baits are available in sachet form and must be secured within a bait station that pets and wildlife cannot access but rodents can.
The chemical Coumatetralyt is a first-generation anticoagulant that is metabolised quickly and carries very low residual poison in the dead
rodent. As an experiment, rats poisoned by this chemical were fed to dogs with no harmless effects.
When tackling a rodent infestation, it is our responsibility to choose the correct baits that will not harm our pets and wildlife thereby preventing unnecessary suffering and death.
Everyone is talking about supermarkets and price gouging, what about our council?
They should be on top of the list, our daughter put another dwelling on our land, our intention was to subdivide and give her the land.
Due to this councils greedy and unreasonable demands we can no longer afford to go ahead with the subdivision.
We are not land developers, we have to go dual occupancy now, a week after final inspection my rates have doubled.
The council say we are a drain on the infrastructure, we paid them $18,000 for infrastructure when we applied to subdivide.
Both houses are on septic, all the second house services come of our house, ONE water metre, one garbage collection, we are getting
charged for services we haven’t got.
Nothing has changed here for three years.
Our daughter has moved out of our house into hers, if any other business did what the council do, they would end up in court.
I have been told to suck it up and pay up. They don’t care how much we have to pay out, so much for cost of living stress, but that’s our council.
Unhappy rate payer.
My name is Noela May, and as a nearly 80-year-old Great Grandma. In my earlier years I raised a family of four children and helped many others in my community. Now I’m enjoying my retirement in the peaceful suburb of Wondunna.
I write to you as I am deeply concerned about the safety of our young drivers who enjoy fast cars and engaging in activities like burnouts and donuts. While I’m certainly not opposed to this sporting activity, I do wish to make some safer suggestions to support the development and more importantly, safety, of this community and its youth. I believe it would be beneficial for our community
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Fraser Coast – Hervey Bay Combined Probus Club meets on the third Tuesday of each month upstairs at
the Hervey Bay Boat Club, Buccaneer Drive, Urangan at 9.30am for a 10am start, with morning tea and a guest speaker, and visitors are welcome.
If you are new to Hervey Bay or have recently retired, Probus is a great way to make new friends and have fun at the same time. The Club holds regular dine outs, bus trips to interesting places, nights at the theatre and much, much more. For further information on this very active Club, Phone Lyn on 0408841248
GREENER streets, more outdoor dining, pop-up events and prioritising pedestrians are among the key elements of a strategy to revitalise the Hervey Bay City Centre.
At its meeting this week, Fraser Coast Regional Council agreed to adopt the ‘Public Realm and Placemaking Strategy’ to guide the themes and standards for developing public places and infrastructure in the Hervey Bay City Centre.
Mayor George Seymour said the strategy detailed a range of ways to reshape the Hervey Bay City Centre streetscape to meet the needs of our changing community.
“Our aspiration is to create a series of beautiful, green, lively streets and places that reflect the city’s distinct identity and enable all users to feel welcome and comfortable in Hervey Bay’s new city centre,” he said.
“The design concepts prioritise walkability and slow vehicle speeds to create a safer, more pedestrian-friendly environment, revitalise street life, and support access to shops and businesses.”
Cr Seymour said the strategy will assist Council to prioritise projects as funding becomes available.
“Raised zebra crossings have been proposed in the short term near the Main Street/ Torquay Road roundabout with the ultimate long-term design solution to be traffic lights at this intersection to slow down cars and prioritise pedestrians,” he said.
“Another key proposal is adding a lane and covering the section of the mobility corridor that will link the new Hervey Bay Civic Centre with a new car park near the Hervey Bay PCYC. This would provide all users better, safer, well-lit, allweather access.
“Activating Freedom Park, new paving and landscape treatments, footpath dining and pop-up events with food vans are all part of the vision
to create a lively, inner-city hub with places to stop and sit, get a bite to eat and catch up with family and friends.
“The new Hervey Bay Civic Centre incorporating a new library and Council administration centre will bring hundreds of workers together in one location to provide centralised community services when it opens in mid-2026.
“The proposed public realm upgrades in conjunction with this new development will help transform the city centre into a vibrant and thriving place.”
A copy of the Hervey Bay Public Realm and Placemaking Strategy is available on Council’s website at https:// www.frasercoast.qld.gov.au/ publications
M A C & M A C B O O K R E PA I R S
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FRASER Coast Regional Council resolved to extend the employment contract for Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Ken Diehm to 30 June 2026, at which point he will retire.
Mayor George Seymour said Mr Diehm had almost 40 years’ experience in local government and had done a great job as the Fraser Coast Regional Council CEO over the past seven years.
“Ken is a highly skilled CEO who brings professionalism, enthusiasm, commitment, and experience to the work he undertakes for our community,” Cr Seymour said.
“He has dedicated his career to public service and the Fraser Coast Regional Council has been very fortunate to have him in this leadership role. He has helped to bring stability to the Council so that we can focus on serving the community.
“As Mayor, I see the commitment he brings to the role every day and the way he leads by example. I admire his professionalism; we work well together, and I am very pleased that he will continue in the role.”
Mr Diehm thanked Councillors for their support and vowed to continue to work hard to ensure the Council was delivering the services and
infrastructure the people of the Fraser Coast needed and deserved.
“I am humbled and honoured by the Council’s decision to provide a 12-month extension to my employment contract,” he said.
“I have lived and worked on the Fraser Coast for seven years, during which time my wife and I fell in love with the community.
“We purchased our family home in Hervey Bay and relocated some of our family, including four grandchildren, to the Fraser Coast.
“Council’s decision will enable me to stay involved and finalise some important
community projects such as the new Planning Scheme and the Hervey Bay Civic Centre, before retiring in Hervey Bay in 2026.
“After 40 years in local government, I am looking forward to rewarding my wife and my family for the sacrifices they have made to support my career.
“I am also excited about the opportunities to actively participate in the Fraser Coast community during my retirement.”
Council also resolved to appoint Director Strategy, Community and Development Gerard Carlyon as Deputy CEO.
HERVEY Bay residents
will be able to access fully bulk billed care with a new Medicare Urgent Care Clinic (Medicare UCC).
The Hervey Bay Medicare UCC will provide care for urgent, but not life-threatening conditions, such as a rash, infection, cut, and sprained ankle. It will be open seven days a week for extended hours with no appointment required.
In 2022–23, more than 40 per cent of presentations to Hervey Bay Hospital were for semi-urgent and non-urgent conditions. This clinic will reduce pressure on Hervey Bay Hospital and help meet the needs of the community.
The new clinic in Hervey Bay will be in addition to the state’s existing clinics in Bundaberg, Cairns South, Gold Coast, Ipswich, Logan (Browns Plains), Northside, Murrumba Downs, Rockhampton, South Brisbane, Toowoomba and Townsville.
More funding will also go to supporting Medicare UCCs in regional, rural and remote areas, to further support staffing across extended hours.
There have been more than 36,500 presentations to the Queensland Medicare Urgent Care Clinics.
In Queensland, 30% of all
visits so far have taken place on a weekend, and 1 in 4 after 5pm on a weekday.
Hervey Bay was selected as a location for a new Medicare UCC in consultation with the Queensland Government.
An Expression of Interest process will open shortly to identify a suitable provider for the Hervey Bay Medicare UCC. The service will be commissioned by the Central Queensland, Wide Bay, Sunshine Coast Primary Health Network.
Assistant Minister, Emma McBride said, “The Hervey Bay Medicare Urgent Care Clinic will deliver bulk billed
urgent care for locals and reduce pressure on the Hervey Bay Hospital.”
“Since the first Medicare Urgent Care Clinic opened its doors in June last year there has been more than 500,000 visits across the country.”
Member for Hervey Bay
Adrian Tantari said, “This announcement is a game changer for free health care for the people of Hervey Bay and the Fraser Coast.”
“As the fastest growing region in the Wide Bay, having seven days a week and extended hours service is exactly what the doctor ordered for our community.”
LIFE ED is set to receive more than $4,000 to support their important work, thanks to the generosity of the Hervey Bay community in this year’s Officeworks Make a Difference Appeal.
Throughout June, the Officeworks Make a Difference Appeal encouraged customers to donate at the checkout in-store or online with funds going directly to local community organisations chosen by store teams based on what felt most relevant to their local communities.
Officeworks Hervey Bay chose to raise funds for Life Ed to reach more children in rural, remote and disadvantaged communities.
Officeworks Hervey Bay’s fundraising has contributed to the total $58,000 raised for Life Ed by Officeworks stores during the appeal.
Life Ed CEO, Russell D’Costa said, “At Life Ed, we believe that every child deserves to thrive – no matter who they are, where they live or how much money they have. That’s why we partner with like minded groups and businesses, like Officeworks. Together, we can work towards a future where all children can grow in confidence through
education.”
Officeworks Hervey Bay Store Business Manager Mihai Staimberg said, “We are so proud to have raised more than $4,000 for Life Ed and thrilled to have seen our passion for the cause mirrored in our local community. Officeworks Hervey Bay is honoured to support Life Ed, helping to provide valuable resources and support to carry out their vital work. I would like to thank each and every customer who donated to this year’s Make a Difference Appeal helping to make a positive difference in the lives of Australian children.”
In total, thanks to the support and generosity of Officeworks customers and team members
nationally, the Make a Difference Appeal raised more than $830,000 to directly help 16 local community organisations whose work supports children to learn, create and connect for a more sustainable future.
Celebrating its seventh year, the Make a Difference Appeal forms part of Officeworks' People and Planet Positive Plan commitment of raising $5 million for local causes between 2020 and 2025.
Almost $6 million has been raised through the annual Make a Difference Appeal since it launched in 2018.
To find out more, visit www.officeworks.com.au/ makeadifference
TAFE Queensland scholarships are now open for applications until 30 September 2024 - giving 100 Australians the opportunity to create a better future through vocational education and training.
The TAFE Queensland Scholarship Program awards each recipient $5,000 to study any Certificate III through to an Advanced Diploma or Bachelor Degree from over 60 campuses locations across Queensland or online.
TAFE Queensland Chief Executive Officer John Tucker said scholarships help cover the costs of course fees, textbooks and living expenses.
“We know the power vocational education and training has to change people’s lives and we want to help people fulfil their career potential regardless of their circumstances,” Mr Tucker said.
“First launched in 2015, the TAFE Queensland Scholarship Program has awarded over $3.05million in scholarships; helping more than 640 Queenslanders pursue their career goals.
“There are two types of scholarships available, one being Merit scholarships aimed at supporting people who have demonstrated strong levels of
achievement to advance their careers. The second are Access and Equity scholarships which are designed to help students who are battling social or financial hardship,” he said.
To be eligible, applicants must be an Australian citizen or permanent resident and must commence study in Semester 1, 2025 or be an existing TAFE Queensland first year apprentice at the time of submitting the application.
“Scholarships can be lifechanging for students, and TAFE Queensland is incredibly grateful for the support of organisations who generously donate each year to the TAFE Queensland Foundation which funds our scholarships program,” Mr Tucker said.
“This year, with support from organisations including
RACQ, CPL – Choice Passion Life, Community Bank
Samford part of Bendigo Bank, Exemplar Health, Microsoft, MEGT, Australian Refrigeration Council, Orro, Australian Maritime Safety Authority and Queensland Hydro who donate to the TAFE Queensland Foundation, we are helping 100 students to change their lives and achieve their career aspirations,” he said.
With an average of 1000 applications received each year, Mr Tucker said he encourages anyone looking to start their career or make a career change to apply now.
“Whether you’re leaving school, considering a career change or looking to upskill, all Queenslanders are urged to apply,” he said.
COMMUNITY Bank Hervey Bay has signed for the second successive year as the platinum sponsor of the Fraser Coast Business and Tourism Awards, to be presented this year at the Brolga Theatre on Friday November 8.
It will be the 12th anniversary of the awards in the combined format of business and tourism, organised by Fraser Coast Tourism & Events in partnership with the Chambers of Commerce of Hervey Bay, Maryborough and Tiaro.
Operating nationally for 26 years under the Bendigo Bank brand, this year marks 18 years of trading for Community Bank Hervey Bay, which is renowned for its generosity in supporting local Fraser Coast businesses.
“Community Bank Hervey Bay is dedicated to fostering community growth and development with the Business and Tourism sector plays
a crucial role for the region” said Branch Manager, Tim Evans.
The annual Fraser Coast Business and Tourism Awards in 23 categories provide an opportunity for business and tourism enterprises to be recognised amongst peers as the most successful in the region.
FCTE general manager Martin Simons thanked Community Bank Hervey Bay for its ongoing support and the company’s ethos in backing the community where it did business.
“The business and tourism awards culminate in a night of celebration, where the business community recognises and pays tribute to the best, as well as rewarding and encouraging the innovators and young achievers in our midst to strive for further success.
“The awards play a significant role in ensuring our businesses, our tourist visitation and our signature
events continue to develop and grow,” he said.
“Without a platinum sponsor and the scores of other companies who support the awards by sponsoring the individual categories, the awards would not exist”.
Hyne Timber is a previous platinum sponsor for six years and is a previous Fraser Coast Business of the Year and Hall of Fame winner for Innovation.
“Winning the best Fraser Coast Business Award in 2023 was a proud moment for the Hyne team while also very much a surprise. It is good for morale and general spirits to have hard work recognised by your own community, said Hyne Timber Stakeholder Engagement Manager James Hyne.”
For more information follow @ frasercoastbusinessandtourismawards on Facebook or visit the website businessandtourismawards.com.au.
THE FRASER Coast has experienced significant growth in population over the past three years. Our region is more mature in its population and with this has increased chronic disease burden.
Healthcare accessibility is one concern that often brought up. Factors affecting access include:
• geographical distribution
• cost
• time
• workforce availability
The population is based in Hervey Bay and Maryborough; however, it does spread north to Burrum Heads and south past Bauple.
Residents may need to travel significant distances to access healthcare, some of which might not be available on the Fraser Coast.
This is particularly challenging for elderly residents, people with disabilities, and those without reliable transportation.
Reduce healthcare accessibility invariability increases cost to the individual, whether it be travelling expenses, lost productivity, and increased costs of access.
Similarly, we know that
that delivery of healthcare in regional areas due to reduced efficiencies are more costly.
Like across the state of Queensland, the Fraser Coast also faces a shortage of health care professionals. Recruiting and retaining doctors, nurses, and specialists can be difficult, leading to longer wait times for appointments and reduced access to certain types of care.
Hervey Bay Surgical Centre, and Ramsay Health in collaboration with primary care providers to provide a wide range of services.
Improving access to healthcare is not an easy fix, but investment into workforce, innovation and collaborative models of care are essential.
The challenges described above are not new. However, we are seeing innovative models of care to improve access and choice to residents for the Fraser Coast.
As a clinician it is refreshing to see our local services including the Wide Bay Hospital and Health Service, St Stephen’s Hospital,
Expanding transport options (which includes improved flight options), increasing funding for regional health services, and enhancing telehealth capabilities can help bridge the gap in health care accessibility on the Fraser Coast.
We have seen a rise of visiting medical specialists and telehealth models such as Virtual ED and Tele-Stroke.
The Fraser Coast does have challenges, but given the growth there is an opportunity to shape healthcare for the region. This needs to ensure that there is a more equitable and accessible health care system for all.
IN TODAY’S fast-paced world, where the pressures of school, friendships, and social media can weigh heavily on young minds, a new initiative is making waves by empowering teenagers and pre-teens.
Rise & Shine Kids Coaching, founded by Amy Klupp, promises to transform the lives of young individuals through a unique blend of yoga, breathwork, personal development, and goal setting.
Amy’s vision is to equip young people with the essential tools needed to enhance resilience and selfesteem. Her coaching classes, scheduled to commence at the end of August, are meticulously designed to address both mental and physical well-being.
mission is to foster inner strength and resilience in young minds, helping them mitigate the effects of bullying and other social pressures.
She believes that these practices can play a crucial role in developing a strong sense of self-worth and inner peace.
In addition to her role as a Kids Yoga Instructor, Amy is deeply committed to her
Amy believes that setting and achieving goals is a vital skill that can empower young people to take control of their lives and build a positive future.
Amy’s holistic approach is designed to create a safe and supportive environment where young individuals can explore their potential, develop coping strategies, and build a foundation for lifelong wellbeing.
ongoing studies in Counselling and Telephone Crisis Support.
“Yoga and breathwork are powerful practices that can significantly benefit young people,” Amy explained.
“Not only can they help manage stress, build confidence, and enhance emotional regulation, but they can also improve posture and alleviate physical discomforts like period pain.”
Amy’s dedication goes beyond teaching yoga; her
This background enriches the coaching sessions, ensuring a holistic approach to youth development.
“It’s not just about physical exercise; it’s about nurturing emotional intelligence and selfawareness,” Amy emphasises.
The Rise & Shine Kids Coaching program stands out by integrating personal development and goal-setting exercises into its curriculum.
By combining physical practices with emotional and psychological support, Rise & Shine Kids Coaching offers a comprehensive solution to the challenges faced by today’s youth.
As the coaching classes prepare to launch, Amy remains committed to her mission of making a meaningful impact on the lives of teenagers and pre-teens, helping them rise and shine in every aspect of their lives.
Parents interested in enrolling their children can reach out to Amy via Rise and Shine Kids Coaching social media channels or email amy@ riseandshinekidscoaching.com. au to learn more about the program and its benefits.
Organisations are invited to apply to establish and operate a Pathways for Early Learning and Development program for children in the Bundaberg region.
The new service provider will be engaged to deliver an evidence-based early learning and development program into existing targeted and intensive family support services, to support families living in vulnerable circumstances with children aged birth to fve years, who are experiencing multiple and complex needs.
The following funding (GST exclusive) will be available to the successful service provider to establish and operate the new service:
• Recurrent funding to 30 June 2026:
$267,701 per annum for operation of Pathways for Early Learning and Development program; and
$155,000 per annum to provide early childhood coordination services to support successful transitions for children
Final date for applications: 19 August 2024
Please refer to the Department of Education’s website for full details: https://earlychildhood.qld.gov.au/grants-and-funding
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Instantly captivated by her outgoing personality and love for drawing, he proposed that she come to a creativity workshop to see if she was interested in learning and teaching cartooning sessions to kids her own age.
Scarlet responded with a resounding “Yes!” wholeheartedly.
Scarlet, who is only 11 years old and attends Torquay State School, possesses incredible confidence.
Scarlet moved to Australia from New Zealand last year, bringing her love for art along with her.
She has been doing art her entire life and especially enjoys drawing and painting, but anything creative sparks her interest.
She has a younger brother, loves running, sports, and spending time with her family.
“Art is my favourite hobby because I can express myself and there are no boundaries,” Scarlet said.
Her passion for art is matched by her desire to share it with others.
“I want to share my passion and do art with other kids.”
Scarlet believes that art can be a powerful tool for self-expression and comfort.
“Because I struggle with anxiety, art comforts me and lets me de-stress.”
Her drive to help others find their
creative voices is evident.
“I love stepping out of my comfort zone to extend myself so I can get new experiences.”
This adventurous spirit, combined with her natural talent and empathy, makes her an ideal fit to be a Toonworld ambassador.
Scarlet ran two workshops under the guidance of Mike from Toonworld during the June school holiday with both sessions being a complete success for the young
Toonpreneur.
“She connected with the kids instantly, guiding them through the basics of cartooning with patience and enthusiasm,” said Mike.
“Her story is a testament to her belief that nothing is impossible for anyone.”
“Scarlet’s creative ambition and her drive to help others find theirs make her a beacon of inspiration in her community and a perfect representative of Toonworld’s values.”
A
innovative training program has proven to be a major step forward in Ethan Nelson’s career journey – plus, shooting a few hoops helped along the way.
Ethan is one of the latest graduates of HBNC’s Industry Ready Training (IRT) program.
The training, delivered over 10 weeks, offers jobseekers a chance to find their purpose and passion while connecting with local employers and opportunities.
Ethan, who has previous job experience in a kitchen and worked with horses while aiming to become a jockey, said the course boosted his confidence and helped him make valuable connections.
“The course helped me learn what’s out there. It brings the opportunities to you, rather you having to find what is out there,”
Ethan said.
“I was quite nervous. I didn't really know how it was going to go, or what sort of things we would do, but when I got here I got to know some of the trainers, Nicole and Kaylene.
“They're very, very good. They're really upbeat and fun and a lot of the stuff that they've done for us has been very helpful.”
Ethan said highlights of the training including completing a session at Camp Hard Yakka and hearing from facilitators visiting from various different industries.
He said the training venue, The Neighbourhood Hive, made the whole experience positive and fun.
Nicole Cornish, one of Ethan’s trainers, expressed her pride in Ethan’s progress.
“Ethan came in very shy, very quiet, a little bit unsure. Throughout the program, he really opened up to
us. He really likes our energy and the vibe of The Neighbourhood Hive,” Nicole said.
Ethan’s next step is to complete a Certificate III in Individual Support through HBNC’s Multicultural Inclusion Support Training, delivered through the Skilling Queenslanders for Work (SQW) program.
Nicole said his employment future looked bright.
“Ethan will be heading over to do the SQW program for individual support and he just had a job interview, so hopefully he’ll be employed and studying, plus anything he can get involved with through HBNC in terms of youth, I believe he’d be very reliable for that, too.”
If you would like to learn more about Industry Ready Training, head to www.hbnc.com.au/lift.
if the local council or government could allocate a piece of land on the outskirts of our city specifically for these activities. This dedicated space would not only provide a safe environment for young drivers to practice their skills but also help keep such activities off our streets. When you think about it, we already have facilities for various sports, such as cricket fields, golf courses, gun ranges, speedways, and motocross tracks. Why not extend this to include a space for car enthusiasts?
Charging a small fee for entry or membership could help cover the costs of insurance and supervision. In addition to providing a safe venue, this initiative could save lives. Those caught driving recklessly on the roads will continue to face hefty fines or have their vehicles impounded for a significant period however, these incidences may be reduced due to having a designated ‘safe space’ to utilise their skills.
Another suggestion for offenders is community service in hospitals, where they could assist car crash victims or provide comfort to families affected by such incidents. I understand this kind of reprimand goes beyond local council and I’m happy for you to put my suggestions forward to the relevant members or reference me as your voice in the community.
I am eager to hear feedback from the council and/or
community on this proposal. My heartfelt sympathies go out to those who have lost loved ones due to reckless driving. I truly believe that this initiative could greatly benefit our young drivers and enhance safety in our city.
My husband and I had need to go to the bank today regarding EOFY information.
Jaimie at the ANZ Bank was exceptionally helpful and was quite happy to spend time explaining the puzzling processes (for we elderly!!)
I then met Jessica at the NAB, who was also very helpful and happy to help in any way she could.
Don’t the hierarchy of the banks, sitting in their ivory towers in Sydney or Melbourne, realise that they have the best asset of alltheir staff. By forcing us into doing everything online, we miss that personal touch and no one will ever convince us that this is the way to go.
Thank you Jaimie and Jessica.
The developer of a worldclass resort and apartments project on the Hervey Bay waterfront has welcomed Fraser Coast Regional Council’s approval and thanked the local community for their support.
Dan Cuda, director of developer Sunny Beach Land, said the group had voluntarily
agreed to reduce the project height from 21 storeys to 18 storeys in response to community feedback.
Mr Cuda said the approval was the trigger for a major economic, employment and social boost for the Fraser Coast region.
“We thank Councillors for listening to the community, recognising the huge benefits that will flow from this project, and having the faith in us to deliver a world-class outcome for Hervey Bay,” he said.
“We also extend our deepest appreciation to Hervey Bay residents and the wider Fraser Coast community for their incredible support for a Sheraton Resort Hervey Bay.
“While we understand and appreciate that not everyone was in favour of this proposal, we are very grateful for the overwhelming feedback received and thank everyone for their interest in the project and their willingness to participate in the discussion.
“There is no doubt the Sheraton Resort Hervey Bay will be a catalyst for continued growth and progress that will ensure a more sustainable and prosperous future for the Bay.
“We are committed to seeing this project through and creating a landmark development that will put our region on the world stage today and for future generations.”
Mr Cuda said Sunny Beach Land would review Council’s approval conditions and actively commence planning for the project’s commencement.
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ON THURSDAY, July 25th, Senator Pauline Hanson from One Nation visited Hervey Bay to support Quinn Hendry, the One Nation candidate for Hervey Bay in the upcoming state election on October 26th.
Locals had the opportunity to meet and greet Pauline at the Hervey Bay RSL Hervey House and chat with her oneon-one.
During her visit, Senator Hanson and Quinn Hendry met with small business owners in the marina precinct who are struggling with unresolved issues.
One business owner, operating in Hervey Bay for over 30 years, has been without a lease on his rented premises for over seven years due to the State government not renewing it.
“This lack of certainty affects
many hardworking small business owners, who are the backbone of the city and state,” said Quinn Hendry.
“Another significant issue in the marina is the boardwalk, which has been fenced off to residents and tourists for 14 years without a plan for repairs.”
“Local fishermen face difficulties, with green zones and red tape hindering their ability to earn a decent living.”
“Hervey Bay’s sustainable harvesters, many of whom are third and fourth-generation, see a bleak future unless changes are made.”
Senator Hanson and Quinn Hendry also met with Greg Wood, President of the River Heads Progress Association, to discuss the ongoing issue of the pontoon, which broke in
half two years ago and remains unrepaired.
“This situation poses dangers, especially in rough weather, when transporting an injured person from a boat to the pontoon, said Greg.”
“Although funds are available in the Queensland government budget, repairs are still 12 months away.”
The visit also included a stop at We Care 2, a remarkable charity organisation in Hervey Bay.
“They are making a real difference with their food van, low-cost food at their supermarket, and providing tents and sleeping bags for those in need,” said Quinn.
“Like all charities, they need more help from volunteers, so please contact them if you can offer any assistance.”
ST STEPHEN’S
Hospital General Manager Peter Wood announced a new program designed to benefit Medibank customers living in the Wide Bay region.
The Medibank No Gap joint replacement program aims to provide patients with timely access to essential joint replacement surgeries close to their homes.
Mr Wood emphasised the significance of this initiative by stating, “The Medibank No Gap joint replacement program aims to provide our patients with access to necessary surgeries close to home and with minimal wait times. This is an exciting development because it addresses a critical need for timely and accessible medical care in our community.”
to focus on their recovery without the added concern of additional costs. We are committed to helping our patients return to their daily activities as soon as possible.”
The Medibank No Gap joint replacement program is part of a broader effort to enhance healthcare accessibility and affordability.
The program is expected to significantly reduce the financial burden on patients undergoing joint replacement surgery.
By eliminating out-of-pocket expenses, patients can focus on their recovery without the added worry of additional
several benefits, including the convenience of receiving highquality medical care within the local region.
Patients no longer need to travel long distances to access specialised surgical procedures, which can be particularly challenging for those with limited mobility or other health concerns.
St Stephen’s Hospital is working closely with Medibank to ensure the program’s success and to provide the best possible care for their patients. This collaboration aims to streamline the surgical process, reduce waiting times, and ultimately improve patient
St Stephen’s Hospital is dedicated to continuously improving healthcare services for the community.
The Medibank No Gap joint replacement program is a testament to this commitment, providing patients with the support and care they need
MARK Grimsley and his wife Kelly have lived in Hervey Bay on and off for many years, this time around they have lived in Hervey Bay for eight years and love its beauty.
Born in Manchester, UK, Mark moved to Australia with his family at the age of five. He has two brothers and two sisters scattered across the country; Mark doesn’t get to see them often but keeps in touch when he can.
Now fifty-eight, Mark had a typical childhood and was passionate about soccer, which he played from age five until he became ill around 2000.
In high school, he participated in cadets for five years and knew he wanted to join the Air Force.
After school, he fulfilled this ambition, serving for a total of seventeen years.
Mark’s service included a significant deployment to Kyrgyzstan in 2002, supporting air-to-air refuelling
operations for the Afghanistan conflict.
He enjoyed his military life, working as an Aircraft Life Support Fitter, managing safety equipment for aircraft crews. Despite his love for the job, health issues forced his early departure from the military.
Mark battles PTSD and Functional Neurological Disorder (FND), conditions that significantly impact his daily life. Initially misunderstood as a psychological disorder, FND is now recognised as a complex condition affecting the brain’s functionality, likened to software malfunctions.
This misunderstanding often leads to confusion in medical settings, but awareness is gradually improving.
Mark’s PTSD stems from a traumatic incident in 2002 in Afghanistan when he was stopped at a checkpoint and faced with drawn guns, an event that
still triggers him today as he didn’t think he would be coming home.
The doctors and specialist’s inability to diagnose Mark’s condition promptly added to his struggles. Initially, he concealed his symptoms until they became unmanageable.
“I recall my last day at work vividly. Feeling unwell, I drove to work but ended up driving off the road. I am not sure if I blacked out, but I was unable to function properly. This incident ultimately led to my discharge, leaving me without a clear understanding of my health issues.”
The lack of a diagnosis and the resulting isolation took a toll on Mark, both physically and financially. Kelly, his wife, has been his unwavering support, managing not only his health but also caring for their daughter, who has Asperger’s syndrome.
Living with these conditions has
been challenging. Mark experiences severe fatigue, startles easily, and often requires a wheelchair or a helmet when outside due to frequent falls. Despite these difficulties, he remains resilient, although the combination of PTSD and FND exacerbates his symptoms, including seizures and convulsions.
Post-military life saw Mark attempting to stay active by running coffee shops with Kelly, but his deteriorating health made this difficult, and they had to let the shops go.
A turning point came when he discovered a passion for photography.
Gifted a camera by his daughter Jessica, Mark began capturing wildlife, transforming his perspective, and giving him a renewed sense of purpose.
Sadly, while on the beach, he has been knocked over by off-leash dogs and subsequently had to start using a
mobility scooter. Now, he often uses a 4-wheel drive wheelchair. Additionally, he needs to go out with a support worker as he has been assaulted twice during his outings which doesn’t help his PTSD.
Mark’s photography has become a therapeutic outlet, offering him a sense of achievement and connection to the community.
He has amassed a large collection of wildlife photos over the last six years and his images are sold on Redbubble, reaching audiences worldwide.
Despite daily battles with his health, Mark remains hopeful and advocates for understanding and patience from others, emphasizing that people like him can still contribute meaningfully to society.
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Secluded Grandeur
Located in a highly desirable neighborhood, this family home offers privacy and convenience, being just a short distance from all essential amenities. With numerous recent updates, this home is sure to a ract a ention from discerning buyers.
The custom-designed kitchen serves as the focal point of the home, overlooking the openconcept living area. The kitchen features an island bench that doubles as a breakfast bar or informal dining space. This level also includes the master bedroom, offering a walk-in wardrobe and a stylish ensuite lined with designer tiling. An additional bathroom, a dedicated office space, and a large formal lounge provide ample space for comfort and functionality. A second living area ensures plenty of room for everyone.
The private, covered deck with plantation shu ers is an excellent space for entertaining family and friends. Enjoy weekend BBQs while taking in glimpses of the ocean and the surrounding bay. The home is finished with beautiful polished timber floors and carpeting throughout. For additional convenience, there is ample under-house storage. Set on a secluded 816m² lot backing onto peaceful parkland, this property is close to schools, the Hervey Bay medical precinct, and the CBD, offering a relaxed and convenient lifestyle.
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An opportunity has arisen to own a property that most will only ever dream of.
A superb statement in quality and style, from the moment you arrive this exciting property emphasizes “Lifestyle”. An intelligent blend of old-world charm and contemporary design has created an easy mix of exterior covered living spaces effortlessly blending with open plan living creating light, space and a relaxed ambience.
Ideal for entertaining the open plan layout radiates from the centrally located lounge to the generous family and dining, all seamlessly flowing to the outdoor living spaces with a central focus on the endless sea views delivering a relaxed carefree lifestyle where cool ocean breezes and open spaces are never far away.
The two-bedroom poolside bungalow completes this five-star resort like property, fully selfcontained with superior finishes, stone bench tops, Italian tiles, private deck, magnificent views and only meters away from the inground sparkling pool.
Set on an easy care 5 acres 15 Mitchell Avenue offers not only versatile income earning opportunities right now as a registered B&B but allows subdivision opportunities into the future (subject to FCRC approval).
An inspection is a must, there really is too much to list. Ring the agent today and come and inspect one of the best properties in the Hervey Bay area.
Hervey Bay 4128 2188
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Looking for a place to call home that no one else has, that your friends and family will envy, 15 Shell Street, Stage 2 Fauna Lakes is the place to be! These high quality, executive designed lake side villas are something to boast about, with a mixture of dry block or lake aspect living. A total of 11 villas makes this gated complex an exclusive place to live, there are 5 villas overlooking the lake and 6 villas constructed with their own private court yards. Consisting of 3 bedrooms, the main bedroom boasting an ensuite and double vanity, perfect for couples that like their individual space. A designer kitchen awaits perfect for entertaining, and if you are looking for something more 3 of the villa’s include a media room ideal for kicking back and relaxing.
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Situated on a generous 672m² block, this property is designed to meet the needs of family living or to provide an investment opportunity. Each bedroom provides ample space for relaxation and personal retreat. The main bedroom boasts an ensuite as well as wardrobes. The heart of this home is its open plan living area, seamlessly integrating the living, dining and kitchen spaces. This design fosters a warm and inviting atmosphere, perfect for family gatherings and entertaining guests. With side access to a spacious double shed, ideal for additional storage, a workshop or secure parking for vehicles.
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4/4 Frank Street, Scarness
Your Perfect Beach Escape in Scarness
This unique unit is ideally positioned to ensure beach views. Step through the gated single car space into a modern, newly refurbished kitchen equipped with the latest appliances. This flows into the dining and lounge area, creating a welcoming and functional living space. Head upstairs to find two spacious bedrooms, each offering ample storage. The main bathroom is generously sized and thoughtfully designed. The highlight is the main bedroom, which opens onto a private veranda-perfect for unwinding after a day at the beach.
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2/21 Cunningham Street, Torquay
Superb Finishes, 5 Minutes to the Beach
This new coastal-charm house, by Ron Brown Homes, offers 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a 2 car garage, ideal for families. The thoughtfully designed interior blends modern architecture with the latest trends. The open floor plan seamlessly connects the kitchen, dining, and living areas, perfect for entertaining. The chef’s dream kitchen features highend appliances and ample counter space. Generous sized bedrooms, including a master with ensuite, provide ample storage. Located beachside on Boat Harbour Drive, this property offers easy beach access and stunning coastal views.
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4 Waigani Avenue, Kawungan
Take in the Views Over the Bay
This well constructed family home has been strategically designed in a way to capture the sea breezes and views over Hervey Bay. Situated on a 600m2 block, the rendered masterpiece has three inviting bedrooms, with the comfortable main bedroom featuring an ensuite, a walk-in wardrobe and sliding doors leading out to the veranda. The kitchen is positioned in the heart of the home overlooking the lounge and dining room which both lead onto the veranda, ideal for entertaining guests.
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3 Protector Way, Eli Waters
Exceptional Opportunity
This 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom house is the perfect family home. With a spacious living room, dining room and modern kitchen, this property is ideal for entertaining guests or relaxing with loved ones. Coupled with air conditioning within the living room and main bedroom, ceiling fans throughout, security screens and plenty of storage, this home is as practical as it is charming. The property also features a double garage perfect for storing vehicles or extra storage space. This property has a fully fenced back yard with shed.
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Hervey Bay 4128 2188 357 Esplanade, Scarness rh.com.au/herveybay
12 Walter Street, Tiaro
This newly renovated home features solar panels, tall ceilings, 3 spacious bedrooms, a versatile front room, and a master suite with extensive wardrobe space. The kitchen is a chef’s dream boasting modern appliances, ample prep area, abundant storage and a butler’s sink with filtration. Enjoy dining with a view on the covered veranda complete with ceiling fans for those warm sunny evenings. There is a secure understory complete with laundry, an extensive workspace and under cover parking with remote gate access.
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This stunning waterfront property offers the perfect blend of luxury and coastal living. This spacious house features 3 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms and a 2 car garage, all situated on a generous 635 sqm land area. The property boasts a modern design with high-end appliances, beautiful architecture, and a balcony overlooking the breathtaking sea views. The interiors are thoughtfully designed with a focus on natural light and open spaces, creating a serene and inviting atmosphere.
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Price $1,990,000 Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L22119412
18 Wa le Street, Point Vernon
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This full brick home in beautiful Point Vernon needs to be seen to be appreciated. Featuring three bedrooms and a study or fourth bedroom all with ceiling fans, two bathrooms, open plan living & dining area with a slow combustion fireplace, large kitchen with quality appliances and an island bench. Wide verandas on three sides are the ideal place to enjoy the manicured gardens and the al fresco entertaining area allows you to take advantage of the outdoor lifestyle.
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Price $885,000 Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L28286941
10/82 Miller Street, Urangan
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Located only 200m from the Esplanade & the Marina, this home in the Cypress Park Complex is the ideal investment or starter home. The unit offers 3 bedrooms, two-way bathroom, air-conditioned living area with vaulted ceilings, functional kitchen, carport & covered verandah. Close to schools & public transport and just a stone’s throw to Urangan Central Shopping Centre this home is the perfect investment or entry level property. Ample visitor parking & low body corporate fees make this quiet complex an a ractive proposition.
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9/178 Torquay Road, Scarness
Uncover the perfect blend of security, location and spacious living in this centrally situated property. This low maintenance home in a wellappointed complex is designed for comfort and convenience. Downstairs boasts an open plan living area with a spacious lounge seamlessly integrated with the kitchen, which offers ample bench space and storage and comes equipped with an oven and dishwasher. Upstairs, you’ll find three generous bedrooms, including a main bedroom with a private deck and a walkthrough bathroom featuring both a shower and a bath for added convenience.
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2/15 Shell Street, Urangan – Stage 2 Fauna Lakes
Experience lakeside luxury within a secure gated community at the heart of Urangan. This 3 bedroom, 2 car villa is built to the highest of standards by renowned builder Ron Brown Homes. The main bedroom boasts an ensuite and double vanity. The designer fi ed kitchen is perfect for entertaining and leads out onto the under cover entertainment area facing lakeside. Phone to arrange an inspection.
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Discover a lifestyle of convenience and location in this 2 bedroom apartment, ideally situated opposite the beach. Both bedrooms are wellsized and designed for comfort, with the main bedroom featuring an ensuite. This apartment is designed with lifestyle in mind, featuring a spacious layout that will create a relaxing atmosphere. Easy access to all floors with a lift, adding convenience to your daily living. Take advantage of the on-site pool, perfect for relaxation and leisure without leaving the comfort of your home.
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Price $478,000
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Welcome to a prime development opportunity located in Urangan. This expansive 1942m² block is perfect for developers, investors or those looking to build their dream property. This property offers ample space for a variety of development projects (subject to council approvals) including subdivision potential, multi-unit development, or a luxurious single-family home. Currently, the property hosts a home featuring three large bedrooms. This structure could be renovated, expanded, or utilized as a temporary residence during development. A standout feature of this property is the massive garage with internal access.
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Hervey Bay 4128 2188 357 Esplanade, Scarness rh.com.au/herveybay
3 Bay Park Road, Wondunna
This 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom home is perfect for a growing family or those needing extra space. The spacious, light and airy master bedroom has a walk-in robe and an ensuite providing the perfect sanctuary. The functional kitchen leads to the versatile living/dining area, ideal for entertaining or family gatherings both inside or outside on the undercover patio area. The back yard within this 650m² block offers plenty of outdoor space for activities and family fun.
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9/15 Shell Street, Urangan – Stage 2 Fauna Lakes
553 Oregan Creek Road, Toogoom
This amazing home is designed to capture the sea breeze whilst being within walking distance to the beach. With 3 amazing bedrooms and 2 bathrooms this home is the quintessential “Beach House”. Flowing internal rooms mean the living space is light/bright and cheery. The kitchen is at the rear of the home adjacent to the dining area and rear deck. Front and rear decks, good sized rear yard with a powered shed onsite, a garden shed compliments the back yard for all storage needs. Parking for a boat/trailer or an RV too.
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Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L27041478 2 3 3 61 Waterview Drive, Dundowran Beach
As soon as you walk through the front door of this villa, the luxurious finish by renowned builder Ron Brown Homes becomes evident. This 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom villa is fully fenced providing additional security and peace of mind. The main bedroom includes an ensuite and each bedroom features ceiling fans and wardrobes. Walk into the designer kitchen which leads to the living/dining area and the outdoor area perfect for entertaining.
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1/14 Bentley Way, Urraween
Pristine 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom house located in the sought-after estate of Highview. This property boasts a modern open-plan living area and additional outdoor leisure space, perfect for entertaining guests or relaxing with family. The modern kitchen features highquality appliances, premium fi ings, and ample storage. The property also includes an epoxy floor double garage, providing secure parking for two vehicles. This home represents outstanding value in this estate; don’t miss out on the opportunity to own this beautiful property in a great location.
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Discover the allure of coastal living with this charming retreat nestled on a half-acre lot in the serene surroundings of Dundowran Beach. Offering a perfect blend of coastal charm and modern comfort, this home is ideal for those seeking a peaceful retreat by the sea. This home boasts four bedrooms, providing ample space for family and guests. Step onto the spacious deck and bask in the tranquillity of your surroundings. Relax in the cozy living area or prepare meals in the well-appointed kitchen, complete with modern appliances and ample storage.
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141 Moorabinda Drive, Sunshine Acres
Presenting an exceptional opportunity to own a charming 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom lowset brick home set on the front side of a sprawling 10-acre property. An enticing aspect of this property is the potential for future development and subdivision. With current surveyor’s plans in place to divide the property into two 5-acre blocks, there is the opportunity for dual occupancy or the option to create a separate dwelling on the subdivided portion.
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Price $1,222,000
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439 Boat Harbour Drive, Torquay
A real gem awaits you here, and the owner needs to move it along. Situated in an elevated position in River Heads Turtle Cove Estate. The home consists of 3 good sized bedrooms, with sweeping sea views towards K’gari (Fraser Island), 3 bathrooms, separate lounge, modern kitchen and dining family room with sliding door to the large verandah with stunning views. Double garage, laundry and internal access to the home on a landscaped 2000m2 block.
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Step into tranquility with this charming 2-bedroom retreat. Boasting a sunlit sunroom, a spacious living area, and a large timber deck, this home offers the perfect blend of indoor-outdoor living and modern comfort. With a double shed for added storage and convenience, this property presents an ideal opportunity for those seeking a peaceful yet centrally located haven. Whether you’re downsizing, starting a new chapter, or seeking a weekend retreat, this charming haven offers the perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and relaxation!
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The old saying is “Location Location Location”, being just a short stroll to arguably Hervey Bay’s best beach, 34 South Street certainly hits the mark. With a neat and tidy three bedroom brick and tile home, a great undercover outdoor entertaining space, the scene is set to not only live the fabulous beach lifestyle Hervey Bay has to offer but to also reap the rewards in the years to come.
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Welcome to your own private oasis, tranquil, private and grand! This elevated architecturally designed Pavilion style home proudly sits on the waterfront of Cherwell River. This masterpiece truly offers a peaceful country lifestyle, positioned on an impressive 2.14 acres of beautiful tropical gardens and one of the best crab and fishing spots right at your front door. Situated only (approx) 35 minutes to beautiful Hervey Bay and a short drive to Howard town centre..
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Here is an amazing opportunity if you are looking for some local land to be creative or a place for the whole family to grow. Nestled in the sought after location of Sunshine Acres, this parcel of land is 4.24Ha or just over 10 acres and needs some a ention. There is a home on the property that needs to be rescued/ renovated. 2 dams are on the property and those who can do a li le work will see the value in a property like this.
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4 Coventry Court, Urraween
12 Mueller Close, Urraween
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Are you looking for an investment or owner occupy? This is a 4 bed 2 bath home that’s close to schools, shops, hospitals. It is positioned at the end of a cul-de-sac so there is no passing traffic and the kids feel safe playing and bike riding. Great neighbours, good area, you will not be disappointed with this property. Book an inspection as quick as you can because this property will be heavily inspected.
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Price $640,000
Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L26522720
Escape to the tranquil waters of Hervey Bay with this unique opportunity at 587588 Esplanade Urangan. Total block size is 1843sqm approx and the lots have been consolidated for rates purposes. This is the quieter section of the Esplanade, surrounded by tastefully renovated or newly built homes, a stone’s throw to the iconic Urangan Pier, the bi-weekly Pier Park Markets and a wide array of dining & shopping choices.
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32-34 Annie Street, Howard
This stunning 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom house with a spacious double garage is situated on a generous 2039 sqm block of land. The interior of the home boasts a comfortable living area, a timeless kitchen with copious storage, and a master bedroom with an ensuite bathroom. The remaining three bedrooms are perfect for a growing family or guests. Located in a quiet and peaceful neighbourhood, this property is ideal for those looking for a serene and private retreat.
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Price $700,000
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132 Moorabinda Drive, Sunshine Acres
On entering the thoughtfully composed layout provides an inviting yet laid-back atmosphere, immediately drawing a ention to the expansive entertaining area, outdoor gazebo and sparkling inground pool. The large wellappointed chef’s kitchen sits at the heart of the house centrally located in a spacious open plan dining and informal lounge area. The generous main bedroom suite has private access to the pool and entertaining area. Bedrooms two, three and four all have built ins while the fifth bedroom or study is conveniently located at the front of the house.
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We present to you a 5 acre allotment that provides a great balance of space and convenience! Surrounded by the beauty of nature, it’s hard not to embrace the tranquility and privacy of your very own tropical oasis featuring 2 dams. Located in Sunshine Acres, you’ll find yourself approximately 10-15 minutes from town which provides the best of both worlds between enjoying the peacefulness of a rural se ing and having easy access to great shopping centres, medical and all that Hervey Bay has to offer.
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Price $550,000
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200 Walker Street, Maryborough
Commercial Opportunity in a Prime Location
This unique property offers a rare opportunity for buyers looking for a versatile space in a convenient location looking to establish a medical centre or allied health consulting practice. Situated on a spacious 1002 sqm lot with its own on-site parking, generous reception area/waiting room and multiple treatment rooms. This property is perfectly located across the road from Maryborough hospital, and is close to schools, shops, and public transportation, making it a convenient and sought after location to set up or expand your business.
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Hervey Bay 4128 2188
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1/383 Esplanade, Torquay
300m2 For Sale
Imagine the possibilities of owning an elegant wine bar in such a desirable location. With the business and freehold premises on offer, this property ticks all the boxes. The Esplanade in Torquay is known for its vibrant atmosphere, a racting locals and tourists alike. With its proximity to the beach, shops, and other amenities, this property ensures a steady flow of traffic. Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to own your dream lifestyle in the bustling area of Torquay Hervey Bay.
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2/402 Esplanade, Torquay
228m2 For Lease
Prime retail site on the Esplanade at Torquay on a busy corner location surrounded holiday apartments, shops and across from the beach. 228m2 of space including a fully equipped commercial kitchen with good street appeal and accessible car parking. Ideal location for a restaurant or take away business. Contact us now for further information or to arrange an inspection.
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297 Kent Street, Maryborough
588m2 For Sale
Situated on a generous land area of 1016 sqm, this property boasts a spacious building area of 588 sqm, providing ample space for your professional needs. This two story property features an upper level residence with spacious living area, 3 bedrooms, high ceilings, kitchen, bathroom, stunning architecture, with an arch design that adds a touch of elegance and uniqueness. The lower level comprises approximately 17 consulting rooms plus front reception area and waiting room with fenced rear car park.
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1/36 Torquay Road, Pialba
Shop 1/36 Torquay Road presents an enticing opportunity for investors with a long-standing tenant of over 37 years. Situated in Pialba’s heart, it benefits from substantial foot and car traffic, opposite Bay Plaza Shopping Centre housing Woolworths and other renowned stores. Property highlights include locked side gate access, full air conditioning, unisex accessible amenities, a kitchene e, storage room, front and rear parking, and security cameras covering all aspects of the premises. This 132m2 space offers stability with its established tenant.
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Price $490,000
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17 Honeyeater Drive, Walligan
2ha For Sale
This expansive lifestyle garden centre boasts a diverse range of products, from imported pots and statues to plants, fruit trees, and landscaping supplies. Spanning 2 hectares with prominent road frontage, it offers ample retail parking for 16 cars, bulk storage area for container unloads, and purpose-built display areas. The property includes a three-bedroom brick veneer home with an office and its own separate entrance, owner parking including a double garage, with additional space for trucks and staff
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5 JACOBSEN OUTLOOK, URRAWEEN
5 Jacobsen Outlook boasts a welcoming street presence, essential side access, and a practical floor plan perfect for large families. The property features a large five-bedroom home with three bathrooms, four-car accommodation, and a pool which is heated so you can swim all year round.
Upstairs, the parents' retreat offers an expansive main bedroom with a large ensuite, a walk-in robe, air conditioning, and a private deck overlooking the pool. There's also a separate media room or games room with air conditioning and a wide entry.
• Spacious, open plan living areas with air-conditioning
• Kitchen with stone benchtops and modern appliances
• Separate media/games room on upper level, air-conditioned
• Air-conditioned master with walk-in robe, large ensuite and private deck
• Second ensuited bedroom on lower level with walk-in robe, air-conditioned
Downstairs, you'll find another main bedroom with an ensuite, walk-in robe, and air conditioning. Three additional bedrooms, two of which have built-in robes and air conditioning, offer ample space. The spacious open-plan kitchen features stone benches, a coffee station, and a dishwasher. The open-plan living areas are air-conditioned and provide direct access to the outdoor living spaces including an outdoor timber entertainment deck with built-in BBQ. This quarter-acre lot has a studio with a mezzanine floor in the rear garage which is complete with power and air conditioning, ideal for the home business or private home office. 5 3 2
• Extensive, covered outdoor living area with built-in BBQ
• Inground, heated pool for year-round use
• Studio with mezzanine foor in rear garage with air-conditioning
• Solar panels – 10kw
• Low maintenance, fully fenced block with side access
• Prime Urraween location, close to schools, medical precincts and major shopping
• 2020 Build (Vivere Homes) with high ceilings & quality fttings throughout
• Spacious living area opening to the massive outside entertainment area
• Air-conditioned master bedroom with stacker doors to take in the breathtaking views
• Walk-in robe to master plus ensuite featuring freestanding bath
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seamlessly meet in perfect harmony. Ideal for those who need ample STORAGE and even more STORAGE, this spacious acreage property is set to impress. Featuring a well-maintained cottage,
location, 124 Bingham Road, Booral has it all.
• Massive 22 x 12m Colorbond shed with power, 2 high clearance chain doors 4m - 2 electric remote doors 3m high plus an attached 22 x5 m rear patio area.
• Additional 18 x 9 m Colorbond shed insulation, power, rainwater tanks connected
• Free standing 8 x 8.8m carport
• 6 rain water tanks approx 110,000 litres
• Modern kitchen with 900mm free standing gas cooktop and oven, stone benchtops, dishwasher and ample storage
• Spacious living and dining areas with air con and timber look fooring throughout
• Three bedrooms with air con and built in robes
• Bathroom with shower/bath, new vanity
• Free standing 3 x 6m multi-purpose shed with power and air con
• Two access driveways to property
• Dam at rear of property with pump
• Usable 5-acre block with plenty of room for extensions or
dwellings if desired
• 6.5km to Hervey Bay airport
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Are you looking to invest in one of our state's fastest-growing regional areas? Maybe you're a first-time homebuyer eager to enter an ever-expanding market. Or perhaps you're dreaming of a holiday escape to avoid those chilly Southern winters. Or are you simply seeking a low-maintenance home base to return to between your nomadic travels.
This fantastic townhouse is nestled in the “Moondoora Terraces” complex, consisting of only nine homes, in the beachside suburb of Torquay. Here, you’ll relish the lifestyle that allows you to easily stroll to everything our vibrant Esplanade has to offer, including restaurants, coffee shops, the post office, retail stores, and the stunning Torquay beach.
Recently painted and boasting new timber-look flooring, this townhouse features two spacious bedrooms, a bathroom, a kitchen, and an open-plan living and dining area that opens onto a balcony—perfect for soaking up the winter sun with a coffee and a book. The downstairs area includes a laundry, storage space, and a single garage with internal access. Well maintained, with fantastic low Body Corporate fees and an ideal location—what are you waiting for? Call today; this gem won’t last long
• Spacious open plan living/dining area with high ceilings, fans, large windows and sliding door onto balcony
• Functional kitchen with ample bench and storage space, near new oven.
• Two good sized bedrooms with built in robes, fans - 1 with air con
• Large bathroom with shower, toilet and vanity
• Balcony
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• Under stairwell storage
• Single garage or could be used as additional living space.
• Low Body Corp fees Approx $1700 per annum
• Small complex of only 9 units
• 2 minutes walk to the beautiful Esplanade
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High on the hill in the charming seaside village of Craignish you will fnd the perfectly positioned Sea Breeze Estate.
Ofering breathtaking ocean views, rural outlooks and fresh sea breezes each one of these incredible half acre land parcels are enhanced by the beauty of their natural surroundings.
Located just minutes away from the Craignish Shopping Village, which features a Foodworks Supermarket, medical centre and pharmacy. Or for those who enjoy an active lifestyle, the Craignish Golf and Country Club and the stunning beachfront are just down the road.
With gently undulating natural ground, Sea Breeze Estate provides versatile building options. Whether you build upwards to maximise the spectacular ocean views or prefer a more,
secluded private residence within the serene countryside. Each lot ofers ample space to create a home that perfectly suites your lifestyle, allowing you to enjoy the best of both worlds – peaceful rural living with modern conveniences close at hand.
Acreage properties located this close to town living are a rarity, don’t miss the opportunity to become a part of this exclusive Sea Breeze Estate community.
With limited lots available, now is the time to secure your place in this highly sought-after development.
Contact Don or Michael from Prime Agents today to learn more and take the frst step toward making your dream home a reality in this stunning seaside location.
www.seabreezeherveybay.com.au
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Just last week, we met a gorgeous River Heads couple, who had big plans and a caravan in mind to match.
They approached their bank first to obtain a loan for their new caravan but found the process daunting and impersonal. Discouraged, their friend recommended Jen @ Go Further Finance to see what she could do to help. Jen listened attentively to their caravan dreams and carefully reviewed their financial situation.
With Jen’s guidance, they explored different loan products tailored to their needs and
budget. They weren’t homeowners so they look at specialized caravan finance as opposed to home equity.
After thoughtful consideration, these clients applied for a caravan loan that offered competitive rates and flexible repayment terms.
A few days later, they received the exciting news—their loan was approved! Their dream of endless travel and unforgettable experiences on the open road had become a reality.
You can keep your savings for your travels and fnance your caravan over a 3, 5 or 7 years loan term.
Lending policy refers to the set of guidelines, rules, and criteria that a financial institution or lender follows when determining whether to approve a loan to a borrower.
Today’s policy: Caravan loans.
Are you planning a roadtrip but you don’t want to spend your travel savings on a caravan, camper, motor home or equivalent?
Many lenders now offer a secured loan - just like a car loan -but you can use funds to buy leisure assets such as a caravan. This means you might be eligible for a lower interest rate and better repayment terms. *Lending and eligibiltiy criteria apply.
If you feel you need to take a break from everyday life, the weather is looking great or you simply just want to hit the open road, your dreams can become a reality with a caravan.
Why use a Go Further Finance broker?
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Offers from $1,250,000
Nestled on a generous 2035m2 block in a quiet leafy cul-de-sac, this immaculate large executive home offers the ultimate family living experience. Built in 2019, every inch of this property has been thoughtfully designed and perfectly maintained. At the heart of the home, you will find a Hampton-inspired chef’s kitchen, featuring large stone benchtops, ample storage options, and a huge walk-in pantry. The spacious open-plan dining and lounge area is perfect for family gatherings and entertaining guests.
The expansive master bedroom and large secondary bedroom both boast luxurious ensuites and large walk-in robes. Toward the rear of the building, you will find two additional bedrooms, another elegant bathroom with powder room and separate toilet, a well-equipped laundry, and a large rumpus room that can be utilized as a fifth bedroom. The property also includes a dedicated study space, ideal for working from home or studying.
Step outside to a large entertaining area that overlooks manicured gardens and the picturesque nature reserve. Enjoy the near-new pool, perfect for those hot summer days, or relax and unwind in the peaceful outdoor setting. This property also features a 6x6m shed with side access through to the backyard, a 6.6kw solar system, and a 23,000-litre rainwater tank, making it both practical and environmentally friendly. There is so much to love about this property, making it the perfect family home. From its spacious interiors and modern amenities to its stunning outdoor areas, this home truly has it all.
• Ducted Air-conditioning with fans throughout
• High Ceilings
• 900mm Gas top
• 900mm Oven
• Soft closing cabinetry
• 20mm Stone tops throughout kitchen
• Security screens
• Lots of storage throughout the property
• Rear access to nature reserve
Contact the team at Ray Edward to schedule a private inspection today.
4128 6600
2 Ansons Road, Dundowran Beach www.rayedward.com.au
• 8m x 4.5m near new pool
• 23000ltr water tank with pump
• Premium 6.6kw Solar system
• 6x6m shed with driveway and road access
Nestled in the serene Eliza Court, this charming family home in Dundowran Beach offers an inviting escape from the hustle and bustle. Featuring four spacious bedrooms and two modern bathrooms, this residence is perfect for growing families seeking comfort and convenience. The open-plan living areas are designed for both relaxation and entertaining, making it an ideal setting for creating lasting memories.
Completing this fantastic offering is a spacious four-car garage, providing both storage and security for your vehicles. This home is a rare fnd in such a sought-after suburb, and it won’t stay on the market for long.
• Immaculate North-facing residence with stunning ocean views
• Spacious, fowing open plan living, dining and kitchen spaces with exposed brick & soaring high ceilings which adds warmth and texture
• Elegant kitchen with granite bench tops, New Guinea Rosewood cabinets and quality appliances
• Four Spacious bedrooms with wardrobes, and walk-in robe to bedroom 4
• Master suite with walk-in wardrobe and luxurious ensuite
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• Separate study with external entry
• Tropical in-ground pool with fountain, spa and solar heating for year-round comfort
• Entertaining cabana beside the pool
• Plenty of room for all vehicles with a 16m x 6.5m shed with a 2m x 6.5m mezzanine area plus large 7.2m x 6.5m carport
• Premium inclusions, Solar Panels, Solar Hot Water, Split System air-conditioning and ceiling fans
• 2000m2 fenced lot in quiet cul-de-sac
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Nestled in the serene Eliza Court, this charming family home in Dundowran Beach offers an inviting escape from the hustle and bustle. Featuring four spacious bedrooms and two modern bathrooms, this residence is perfect for growing families seeking comfort and convenience. The open-plan living areas are designed for both relaxation and entertaining, making it an ideal setting for creating lasting memories.
Completing this fantastic offering is a spacious four-car garage, providing both storage and security for your vehicles. This home is a rare fnd in such a sought-after suburb, and it won’t stay on the market for long. Don’t miss your chance to secure a piece of this coastal paradise—contact us Trent Faunt today 0488 587 577
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Embrace the coastal dream with this exceptional double storey 580m2 beachfront residence. Nestled in the heart of Dundowran Beach, this sprawling property offers an unrivaled blend of luxury, space, and seaside serenity. Enjoy waking up to breathtaking ocean views and the soothing sounds of waves lapping the shore.
Situated on a sprawling and easily maintained 2,265sqm fully fenced block, this property features a high clearance 9m x 6m shed - a haven for any hobbyist or enthusiast. Adding to the allure, an in-ground saltwater pool beckons, perfect for relaxation or entertaining.
Multi Generational Living / Income Potential: Flexible space designed to accommodate different living arrangements, offering versatility for owners, multi-generational living or the opportunity to generate income through long-term rental or Airbnb.
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8/230 Pulgul Street Urangan
2 bedroom unit in resort setting
Discover this low maintenance unit at The Domain Urangan. Featuring an air-conditioned open plan living area opening onto the enclosed patio, two spacious bedrooms, main bedroom with ensuite & WIR, and separate bathroom. This home is perfect for first home buyers or retirees looking to downsize. This wellappointed kitchen features a 600mm oven, electric cooktop, dishwasher, large pantry and ample bench-space. Built in 2007 and ofering 100m2 of interior living, plus 140m2 of exclusive use courtyard. Residents have access to tennis court, swimming pool, gymnasium, BBQ’s and lounge/rec area all set within a gated community for your safety and peace of mind.
Price Ofers from $475,000
Easy living 3 bedroom home
Don’t miss your opportunity to secure your brand new home in Eli Waters. This low maintenance 3 bedroom home is ideally located close to shops, schools, childcare and future shopping centre and tavern. Make the most of your leisure time with this low maintenance 3 bedroom home. O fering an open plan living area with separate media room and under roof alfresco you’ll have plenty of space to unwind. Due to commence construction end of July, and complete early 2025, this is your chance to buy a new home in a sought-after and convenient location.
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We have strong demand for new and established homes from $500,000 to $1m plus. If you’ve been thinking about selling to upsize, downsize, realise a profit or relocate, contact Rod at Marks & Partners Property for an obligation-free market appraisal of your property. With over 23 years’ experience in residential property sales and marketing we can help you maximise the sale price of your property with friendly, professional service and attention to detail.
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Located on 45 hectares of gently undulating land complete with sweeping vistas of the Great Sandy Strait and Fraser Island, Fraser Vista is arguably the best new water and island view address on the Fraser Coast..
Situated within close proximity to village shops, local schools and Hervey Bay town centre, this is the perfect time to embrace a sea change or start your retirement dream on the Fraser Coast.
• Blocks from 2,000m2 to 2,920m2
View the site at 62 Mahalo Road Booral (eastern end of Mahalo Road)
For more details or to arrange an inspection contact Rod Marks rod@markspartners.com.au 0408 619 491
