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Councillor resignation triggers unlikely pre-election anomaly

FRASER Coast Regional Councillor Darren Everard has unexpectantly cashed in his chips for a life in the private sector, closing the curtain on eleven years of local government.

The Cr Everard I have encountered over his tenure is an enigmatic figure and polarising in many circles, including amongst his peers.

He had a tendancy to be dogmatic with the positions he took and emphatically self-confident enough to bulldoze his case regardless of fashionable opinion or populist outcomes.

weekend sport and constantly be asked ‘could I just grab you for a second,’ that’s not for everyone. It’s certainly not for me.

For your service Cr Everard, we tip our hat to you and wish you well.

What happens next, given that we are some eight months out from the local government election in March of 2024, is a little bit different.

You nominate, you get invited to a special Council meeting to put your presentation forward, and Council casts a secret ballot.

You win – you’re in.

The successful candidate will be the Division 7 representative up until the election in March and will then have to contest the election and allow the people to decide if they are to remain a councillor.

While Cr Everard was sitting in Div 7, you couldn’t win it. He was unbeatable.

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What requires unqualified respect is the immense level of commitment it takes to spend over 4,000 days of your life dealing with multimillion dollar decisions whilst simultaneously appeasing the average man in the street.

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Council should be commended

As a long-term Fraser Coast resident and proud business owner for more than 30 years in this amazing region, I would like to commend the Fraser Coast Regional Council for their visionary foresight to develop our city centre.

The transformation of the Hervey Bay City Centre will not only be a vital piece of infrastructure for our burgeoning area but a signal that we are surging ahead as a community.

The additional developments that will flow into our region as a result will be substantial.

I applaud our local

councillors for their future focus. Great job.

Bob Wicks – Pialba

Fraser Coast Rate Notices

Recently I, amongst many others, received a new rates notice for 2023/24.

If I recall correctly, the Mayor went on the news stating the rate increase was 5.9% - less than inflation.

When I checked my rates bill, the total amount to be paid (excluding water usage) increased by 9.5% over the previous year. I also noted the land value had not changed.

I then reviewed the Rating Category Statement 2023/24

and noted the two most common differential rates – 0.8366 c/$ and 1.4222c/$, which probably cover the majority of properties, had increased by approximately 12% over the previous year.

Notwithstanding the $75.00 Infrastructure Levy has been dropped, as stated above my rates have risen by significantly more than the percentage amount claimed by Council.

I wrote to Council 11 July asking for an explanation and have at this time received no response.

If the Council cannot do simple math, how can they responsibly build a $140M Palace on Main St within cost?

If you live in Urangan, Wondunna, Booral, River Heads, a snippet of Kawungan, Torquay or over on the island, Darren was your man, and Division 7 is your area.

You won’t be choosing your next councillor, the current sitting councillors will.

Under the local government act, Fraser Coast Regional Council will call for nominations from the community to fill the vacancy.

Hoons in Hervey Bay

Dear Publisher, I just wanted to say I agree with Mr Kieth Elliot about the so called hoons that have been destroying the peace and quiet every night in the Point Vernon and Pialba area, I feel like it’s become a training area for these morons, they start after 10 PM and continue racing one another with both cars and motor bikes that have illegal noisy muffler systems until the early hours, I find I have to close all the windows on my house in Pialba and that is

Be assured, there are a few already salivating at the chance to slip through the side door.

We need great people on Council. They have the greatest impact on our day-to-day lives.

But do you nominate now or smoke your pipe for the big dance election in March?

What an intriguing question.

still not enough to suppress the noise, I can’t understand why more localS haven’t complained to the police. I live close to Old Maryborough road and frequently I hear hot rod cars and high powered motorcycles doing burnouts and high speed runs between the high school traffic lights and the golf club, time roads and traffic or police install a permanent speed camera to prevent someone getting hurt. And PS I am of the opinion being an ex motor mechanic / aircraft maintenance engineer, that QLD should adapt the annual road safety inspections on all vehicles older than 5 years, my reason for that is not only to stop the illegal

modifications to vehicles but I know the majority of vehicle owners rarely get there vehicles checked unless something goes wrong, to me the regular inspections create more jobs and possibly save lives.

Allan Host

Planning for the future

I would like to make a comment of the recent council decision to go ahead with the construction of the Library and Administration Centre. The argument of “our rates will increase” is a very selfish thought, which everyone has a right to consider but the reality is our rates will

S J Cooper - Dundowran Beach

increase regardless of this development.

If we believe that not having the development will reduce rates, we again are making the wrong assumption.

The other debate of rates going towards important services also needs to consider our future – particularly for our next generation which is our children in many cases.

Hervey Bay will reach 100,000 residents before we know it and our current CBD is not going reflective of a City.

We are building for a future city that we have outgrown our 5 fishing villages.

This generation must make a sacrifice that provides a city that reduces the migration of our children and future leaders have a future here that provides opportunities with a central location of a professional image, rather than a current retirement village look.

I love the “sleepy town” as much as anyone but there will be more high rise apartments and hospitality on our esplanade.

This adds value to the region, it attracts more tourists and businesses can make a living rather than having a high failure rate which was evident during slower growth periods such as 10 years ago.

If the council was to propose

an alternative with lower rates, less tourists and a “not busy esplanade” – are we then prepared to have our homes revalued to pre covid prices……..I think not! We too often criticise developments because they are council funded rather than consider the project on its merits and the benefit to the community. Congratulations Fraser Coast Councillors for staying with the vision and putting our future first.

Dennis Smith - Pialba

The Taj Mahal and other matters

Well. They have started on the clearing of the Taj Mahal site, so all the letters, listing valid reasons for not continuing this project, or doing it elsewhere, achieved nothing and were a waste of time.

I am glad I will not be around to see its completion or help foot the bill, which will run way over what they are estimating.

I am having a guess, but I wouldn’t be surprised if it goes way over $200,000.

It’s time for some of the long term fuddy dudies in council, to get out their walking sticks and start using them.

Come the next elections. They can’t come fast enough.

The article written about Sara Diana Faraj, was

fantastic, in the Hervey Bay Advertiser, and I hope that she, with her ambitions and like minded people, will stand in our Local Government Election and bring common sense back .

Mike Adamson

Bins out too early

Don’t put your bins (sorrywaste containers) out too early or leave them out late (another of the Fraser Coast adopts amended local laws)

This is the new offence of leaving a waste container on the kerb, more than 24 hrs before, or after scheduled collection, to improve safety and prevent road hazards. I never thought I would experience the day, to read about this. How can my Waste Container be unsafe, or a road hazard, if it is neatly placed on the kerb? Maybe cars can drive up onto the footpath and play dodgems with the bins. GET REAL! Just another revenue raising idea. The next thing will probably be to make sure you sweep your gutters (if you have them) to remove leaves and rubbish, or to be fined for not picking up rubbish off your lawn that has been thrown there by a passing “yobbo” cars returning from a fast food venue.

Mike Adamson

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Library Talk

Once again the Fraser Coast Branch of Wildlife Queensland has invited wildlife photographer Marian Bennett to show some of her outstanding photos. She will be speaking at the Discovery Centre

Hervey Bay on Friday August 18 from 1pm to 2pm.

Marion is a regular traveller seeking out the best spots to capture all kinds of species, from huge Humpbacks and threatening Moose in North America to tiny birds like the Rainbow Bee- eater, found in Hervey Bay.

If you are interested in attending this talk, book online on the Council website at Eventbrite.

Introducing Hervey Bay’s hottest new 2023 festival

PRE-SALE tickets are now available for Fraser Coast Flavours, the new addition to Fraser Coast’s signature event calendar in 2023.

Exhibiting the best of the regions’ food and beverage industry, Flavours will debut on Hervey Bay’s Seafront Oval on Saturday 2 September.

Flavours expands on the legacy built by the Hervey Bay Seafood Festival, with a oneday program showcasing live entertainment, the best food and drink offerings and much more for locals and visitors to discover.

Promoting a carefree atmosphere and strong music vibes, Flavours will feature a stellar lineup of both local and Queensland artists performing on two main stages from 11am to 8pm.

The line-up includes emerging local musicians

Cassidy Mackie and William Ramage, both new to the Fraser Coast music scene, with headliners from Brisbane, The Steele Syndicate a Funk/Rock octet and Andy V a live multilooping instrumentalist closing out the main stage.

Visitors can expect a relaxing day in the prime beachfront location, with two festival bars promoting leading Queensland breweries and distilleries,

signature street food and prominent market vendors, free all-day activities, and a selection of curated ticketed events, including the Spirit Collective Cocktail Lounge experience, all designed to keep attendees enthralled while soaking up the festival fun.

“Fraser Coast Flavours is a feast for the sense and celebration of carefree living that makes you stop and enjoy the beauty of the moment. We are fortunate to live in a region with year-round beautiful weather and this is an opportunity to revel in the outdoors and come together as a community,” said Events Manager Chelsea LarnerSimpson. Book your tickets now!

Pre-sale tickets are available on-line, right up until event day, $10 for adults and $5 for children aged 5-17years. Eventbrite - https:// eventbrite.com.au

General admission on the gate is: $15 for adults and $8 for children aged 5-17 years.

For more information visit: https://frasercoastflavours. com.au/ or follow @ frasercoastevents

General conduct rules apply: No BYO alcohol with bag checks in place.

Persons under 18 must be accompanied by an adult or guardian.

Fraser Coast Flavours

Saturday 2 September 11am – 8pm

Grab your free influenza vaccine

WIDE BAY Public Health

Unit (PHU) is urging community members to protect themselves and their loved ones by accessing free influenza vaccination.

Free influenza vaccinations are available to all Queenslanders at general practitioners and pharmacies until 31 August thanks to a state government initiative. This is in addition to vulnerable groups remaining eligible for free vaccination under the National Immunisation program.

Acting Wide Bay PHU Director Dr Margaret Young said influenza remained a constant presence in the region with 1991 lab-confirmed cases between January 1 and July 16 this year.

“There has been a significant

presence of influenza in the Wide Bay community since early April and each week the lab is confirming about 120 more positive cases,” Dr Young said.

“Considering these numbers are only the lab-confirmed cases, there’s clearly ongoing high transmission rates in the Wide Bay area and it’s important that we all take steps such as vaccination to limit the spread of infection.”

Dr Young said that low vaccination rates left influenza circulating in the Wide Bay region and put vulnerable community members at risk.

“We’re particularly concerned that only about one third of Wide Bay residents have been vaccinated against influenza. That leaves the vast majority of the community unvaccinated

and potentially passing the disease to vulnerable groups,” Dr Young said.

“While our seniors have fairly good vaccination rates of above 70%, other vulnerable groups including children and First Nations people have particularly low coverage. We urge people in these groups to be vaccinated. This is particularly important as we see high hospitalisation rates among children across Queensland this year.

“It’s time that we all step up and be vaccinated to protect not only ourselves, but also our loved ones and vulnerable members of our community. Vaccination is a well-proven safe and effective way to protect against influenza and its complications.”

Green light for Hervey Bay City Centre community hub

THE TRANSFORMATION of the Hervey Bay City Centre will start within months after Fraser Coast Regional Council awarded the tender to develop a new community hub to national construction company Hansen Yuncken.

Cr David Lee said the Australian Government was partnering with Council through the Hinkler Regional Deal to revitalise the Hervey Bay City Centre, and the cornerstone was the development of a new Library and Council Administration Centre.

“This is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to reshape the Hervey Bay City Centre, to create jobs and drive economic growth and investment. We must do it right,” he said.

flexible spaces that could be booked for meetings or events both day and night.

“The new Library and Council Administration Centre will be a place to support learning and innovation, and a place where the community can come together to socialize and benefit from centralised Council services,” she said.

“More than three-quarters of this development will be dedicated to community space.

“By improving the library’s floor space and design, we can cater for our growing population and help improve education outcomes in our region.

“Our young children deserve a quality library to assist in giving them the best start to life, our students deserve to have somewhere they can

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such as the Hervey Bay Hospital Emergency Department redevelopment and the University of Sunshine Coast Moreton Bay Foundation building.

“Hansen Yuncken were initially selected in November 2022 to assist Council in progressing the design development for the new Hervey Bay Library and Council Administration Centre through an Early Contractor Involvement (ECI) agreement,” he said.

“This process helps leverage the builder’s significant experience, reduces risk and ensures we have the most cost-effective design for the building.

“The design and construction contract is being awarded as a Guaranteed Maximum Price tender, which provides cost certainty and

into a community and civic centre that will set the standard for other developments and pave the way for business investment into our growing city.”

The Hervey Bay Library and Council Administration Centre (incorporating a Disaster Resilience Centre) is a commitment under the Hinkler Regional Deal.

The contract has been awarded for a price of $108.7 million, and is funded by a $40 million Australian Government commitment, Council’s general revenue and land sales.

More details about the Hervey Bay Library and Council Administration Centre project is available on Council’s Engagement Hub website at: https:// frasercoast.

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BUSINESS and education groups have backed a new Hervey Bay Library and Fraser Coast Regional Council Administration Centre being built in Main Street in Pialba.

Hervey Bay Chamber of Commerce President Sandra Holebrook said a revitalized city centre would have “significant economic benefits for the community” and “attract businesses, entrepreneurs and investors”.

“This concentration of commercial activity would provide an opportunity for local businesses to thrive, resulting in increased employment opportunities for the region,” she said.

“The area would become a vibrant hub of activity, attracting people from all walks of life. This increased pedestrian and drive traffic

would create a demand for retail, dining and entertainment establishments, further enhancing the local economy.”

Urban Development Institute of Australia Fraser Coast Branch President Megan Kraft said the new building would provide a “catalyst for the revitalisation of the city centre, including connection to the existing City Park and Regional Gallery through to the Esplanade”.

“Council provides a service to the community and their employees’ ability to work in appropriate facilities is vital in achieving great outcomes for the community,” she said.

“It will also act as an attractor for talent to join Council, knowing that they will have a modern, state-ofthe-art workplace with a focus on community as well as the

ability to collaborate across the organisation.”

Fraser Coast Property Industry Association Vice President David Buckley said the Fraser Coast needed the development to go ahead for both the services that will be provided and the additional private infrastructure and investment that will flow from a centralized workforce and revitalised City Centre.

“This is a rare generational opportunity that our region has failed to grasp in the past,” he said.

“In many years to come, we expect the popularity of the vibrant City Centre anchored by this foundational project will give Councillors cause to look back on this time served on the Fraser Coast Regional Council as contributing to make the Fraser Coast a better

Business and education groups back new CBD building

place to live.”

State Librarian and State Library of Queensland CEO Vicki McDonald said the new library facility would provide a “more contemporary environment and community hub” and ensure the community continued to receive access to free, highquality library programs and services.

“The new library facility provides the opportunity to make sure that collection items are reachable without excessive bending or stretching, and to provide suitable space for wheelchairs, mobility aids and prams to manoeuvre between aisles,” she said.

“This is important to ensure welcoming, safer and barrier-free access to library collections, particularly for older people and people with a

disability.”

University of the Sunshine Coast Fraser Coast Head of Campus Michelle Hay said the “transformative project” would “enhance the lifestyle for Hervey Bay residents” and have “far reaching positive impacts for our community beyond the employment generated by its construction”.

“The proposed location of the new library and administration centre is strategically chosen as it is easily accessible, and its prime location will contribute to the rejuvenation of the city centre,” she said.

“This provides a key destination to attract residents and visitors, boosting economic growth and tourism opportunities on the Fraser Coast with potential to increase work

integrated learning and/or paid employment options for students.

“Upon Council’s exit of the current library space, the University of the Sunshine Coast looks forward to continuing to work together to explore potential education opportunities for the benefit of the community and to improve lifelong learning on the Fraser Coast.”

The business and education groups wrote letters to Council in support of the project.

More detail about the project is available on Council’s Engagement Hub website at: https:// frasercoast.engagementhub. com.au/hervey-bay-libraryadministration-centre-incdisaster-resilience-centre

Independent report finds new building the cheapest option

BUILDING a new Hervey Bay Library and Fraser Coast Regional Council Administration Centre will cost less than upgrading existing facilities, a report by independent economic experts has found.

The report’s release comes as Council today officially gave the green light for the project to go ahead, awarding the contract to finalise the design and construct the new building to national construction company Hansen Yuncken.

Deputy Mayor Denis Chapman said Council had commissioned the AEC Group to examine the need for the new building and compare the costs, benefits and economic impacts with other options.

“AEC Group found that doing nothing was not an option,” he said.

“The current library is less than half the size it should be to meet Queensland and Australian library building standards, while the Hervey Bay Council Administration Centre is at the end of its useful working life and cannot meet the organisation’s operational needs.

“AEC Group found that bringing Council teams together would lead to better strategic planning, operational

efficiencies and improved service delivery for the Fraser Coast community.”

Cr David Lewis said AEC Group used Queensland Treasury long-term financial modelling and a ‘net present value’ analysis to compare the costs of building a new library and administration centre with the costs of upgrading existing facilities.

“Their analysis highlighted that building a new library and administration centre was between $42.5 million and $53.6 million cheaper than the

alternative option,” he said.

The Hervey Bay Library and Council Administration Centre (incorporating a Disaster Resilience Centre) is a commitment under the Hinkler Regional Deal.

More details about the project and a copy of the AEC Group’s report is available on Council’s Engagement Hub website at: https:// frasercoast.engagementhub. com.au/hervey-bay-libraryadministration-centre-incdisaster-resilience-centre

AEC Group found there was a “clear need for change” and a range of benefits of the new library and administration centre beyond just lower financial costs, including that it:

• Activates the Hervey Bay City Centre;

• Enhances the university’s ability to provide education and training to local students;

• Maximises cultural, learning and recreational

opportunities;

• Maximises energy efficiency outcomes; and

• Provides a central facility for disaster resilience agencies to come together to respond to disaster events in the region.

Council seeks proposals to develop on prime land

A NEW hotel or apartments could be built on vacant land across from Seafront Oval in Hervey Bay, with Fraser Coast Regional Council seeking expressions of interest to buy and develop the prime site.

Cr Darren Everard said Council was looking to sell the land it owned at 7 – 19 Hillyard Street in Pialba with proposals sought that would contribute to the revitalisation of the Hervey Bay City Centre and deliver an iconic development that met community aspirations.

“Council is partnering with the Australian Government to build a better lifestyle for the Fraser Coast by creating a world-class city centre and civic hub in Hervey Bay,” he said.

“Council bought land in Hillyard Street in Pialba in

2019 as a potential site for a new administration centre but subsequently decided to colocate the new administration centre with a new library on the corner of Main Street and Torquay Road.

“As we no longer need the Hillyard Street site, Council will invite expressions of interest to buy and develop the land to provide maximum social and economic benefits for the Fraser Coast.

“It provides an opportunity to develop a greenfield, mixed-use commercial building providing high-density permanent residential living or tourist accommodation in the form of short-stay apartments or a hotel.

“One scenario is for an integrated hotel and conference/meeting/event

facility, while there is also an opportunity to establish a public pedestrian overpass or walkway to Seafront Oval.

“This type of development would not only boost the city centre’s tourism and event venue offerings but also provide a valuable asset for a growing business community through high-quality accommodation and business facilities for intercity and interstate business travellers.”

Cr Everard said proposals would be assessed on their ability to ensure the urban renewal of this site supported an attractive and functional Hervey Bay City Centre.

“To realise the full potential of this site, Council will engage the services of a commercial real estate firm to market the site on our behalf,” he said.

PROPERTYTALK Mark the Date that Hervey Bay Changed

ON THE historic date of 26th July 2023, Hervey Bay experienced a monumental transformation as eight courageous councillors voted in favour of the City Centre Community Hub—a groundbreaking $100 million infrastructure project. This decision marked the most significant development by the Council in 18 years, since the expansion of the airport to accommodate jets and direct flights to Sydney. The success of the project was a result of collaborative efforts from various individuals and groups. Alongside the supportive councillors, the Council’s senior staff played a pivotal role, believing wholeheartedly in the project’s vision. Dedicated consultants contributed their expertise over the years, and business and community organizations provided unwavering support.

Federal Member Keith Pitt’s contribution cannot be overlooked; securing a critical $40 million Federal Grant was the key to realizing the Community Hub. Discussion about the City

Centre Community Hub dates back to 1995 when a tourism strategy emphasized the need for a stronger city centre to establish a distinct local identity. However, financial constraints, political interference, and fear of electoral repercussions

anticipated advantages.

The project represents a transformative and longoverdue endeavour for Hervey Bay, highlighting the contrast between the past’s disjointed CBD and the vision of a thriving future.

Signs of progress have already emerged, with Council exploring the repurposing of the old Pialba Hotel site for tourism and conference spaces. Like iconic buildings that withstand time, the City Centre Community Hub is poised to become a cherished centrepiece for generations to come.

delayed its implementation. The future looks promising, with the Community Hub projected to bring numerous economic benefits to Hervey Bay and its central business district. Increased foot traffic, job creation, enhanced property values, cultural events, improved infrastructure, and more investment and business opportunities are among the

Despite naysayers and critics, the overwhelming support and long-term benefits of the City Centre Community Hub will prove their reservations unfounded. This visionary project stands as a testament to determination, collaboration, and foresight, heralding a new era of prosperity for Hervey Bay.

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Nominations now open for vacant Councillor position

NOMINATIONS are now open to fill the vacant role of Fraser Coast Regional Councillor for Division 7 through to the next local government election in March 2024.

The vacancy follows the resignation of Cr Darren Everard, which took effect from Wednesday 9 August 2023. As there is less than 12 months until the next local government election, the vacancy will be filled by inviting nominations rather than a by-election.

Fraser Coast Regional Council CEO Ken Diehm said suitably qualified and eligible candidates are encouraged to submit their nominations before 9am on Monday 21 August 2023.

“Councillors play a crucial role in representing the diverse interests and concerns of the people they serve, with the decisions Councillors make helping to shape the future of our region,” he said.

“Councillors are effectively the link between the community and the decisionmaking processes of local government. This is an opportunity for the successful candidate to help set Council’s direction and make a positive

To be eligible to be a Councillor, a person must:

• Be an adult Australian citizen;

• Reside within the Fraser Coast Regional Council boundaries;

• Be enrolled on an electoral roll in Queensland; and

• Not be disqualified from being a Councillor under the Local Government Act 2009.

difference in their local community.”

More information about the Division 7 vacancy, including a Candidate Information Pack and nomination form is available at https://www. frasercoast.qld.gov.au/division-

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Nominations can be made by emailing a completed nomination form to enquiry@ frasercoast.qld.gov.au or by handing in a hard copy to a Council Customer Service Centre prior to the closing date. No late nominations will be accepted.

The Seven Year Itch A potential reform to marriage laws

IN 2007, political hopeful Gabriel Pauli took a bold position when contending the leadership of the Barvarian Christian Social Union in Munich. She put forward an idea to reform marriage law to make marriage lapse after seven years rather than until death (or divorce), unless the parties take active steps to renew their vows.

family in the marriage.

Given the evolution of marriage in Australia to include civil partnerships, de facto marriages, prenuptial agreements and the recent amendments to the Act, perhaps there may be some merit in looking at the institution of marriage as a whole and what it means to society today.

renewal but in the form of a written agreement.

Sitting Councillors will elect the preferred candidate and appoint a new Councillor by resolution at a Special Meeting at the Council Chambers in Hervey Bay on 6 September 2023. Candidates will have the opportunity to make a five-minute presentation to Councillors during the Special Meeting.

The major centres of Division 7 include Booral, River Heads and K’gari, with over 9000 residents registered in the division, which also includes parts of Torquay, Kawungan, Wondunna and Urangan.

This position was shunned by the conservative party at the time because it was against their beliefs of what marriage as an institution is.

According to Gillin and Gillin, “Marriage is a socially approved way of establishing a family of procreation.”

Westermarck says that marriage is rooted in the family rather than the

Murray Silberling explored the concept of contracts within marriages in his book titled The Seven Year Contract: Fixing the Institution of Marriage. The book was published in 2013, but instead of focusing on marriage reform, it was intended to be more of a guide to implementing contracts into the relationship for review and renewal every seven years – a little like vowel

Ultimately, both Pauli and Silberling explored the overarching theme that marriage should be a contract – an enforceable promise to each other with clear guidelines as to expectations and obligations of each party, contemplating roles and responsibilities, agreed for a period of time, with a termination clause and a review date for renewal.

Perhaps it doesn’t require a complete reform of the Marriage Act, but maybe a formal record of the agreement the parties have before they enter into a Lifelong agreement as an annexe to the vows and marriage certificate?

Or maybe there is merit in putting a timeline on marriage and giving both parties the option to renew after a period of time as they each evolve. What do you think?

Turning Waste into Art

ENTRIES are now open for the 2023 Waste to Art Competition, where we challenge you to transform common waste items into stunning works of art!

Fraser Coast Mayor George Seymour said getting people to think about changing the way they look at waste and finding new ways to reuse or repurpose waste.

“Some of the ideas so far have included reusing plastic that would either have one use, such as straws or plastics that would have ended up in landfill, such as shopping bags and material offcuts.”

With $3,500 in prizemoney on offer, the Waste to Art competition attracts a wide range of entries.

“The competition is open to all budding artists and allows them to showcase their creations,” Cr Seymour said.

“The only catch is that the artworks must be made from recycled or re-purposed items or materials sourced from Fraser Coast Regional Council Reuse Markets, Fraser Coast op shops or second-hand shops.

“The competition is a chance for people to tap into their

creativity.

“In the past, entries have ranged from pieces of art of fully functional furniture made from repurposed items such as old TV sets made into bookshelves or fish tanks.

“The competition helps focus attention on recycling and repurposing items, showing

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Entries for the Waste to Art Competition will be displayed at Gatakers Artspace from 17 November 2023 to 7 January 2024.

Cr Seymour thanked the sponsors who helped Council stage the competition: Cleanaway, Hyne Timber, Reuse & Recycle Group and NuGrow.

“These companies are interested in recycling, upcycling and repurposing materials which otherwise would be considered waste,” he said.

Because of the popularity of the competition, there have been some changes to the entry requirements, including a limit of one entry per person and schools limited to five entries per school.

how items can be reused and not just thrown away.”

The first prize is $1,000 for the over 18’s category.

The competition is free to enter and open to all budding artists.

Application forms can be found on the Council website www.frasercoast.qld.gov.au/

The competition offers a prize pool of $3,500 across four age categories and people choice awards

• Category 1 (18+ years)

• Category 2 (12-17 years)

• Category 3 (8-11 years)

• Category 4 (under 8s)

• People’s Choice award for senior exhibition

• People’s Choice award for junior exhibition

Previous Under 18 People’s Choice Kirra Flynn and Miriam Hope ‘A Waste in Time’

Al Davies A good work ethic

By Kim Parnell from What’s

ALAN Cleveland Davies was born in the heart of Sydney into a poor family. The family moved around until finally settling in Seven Hills, a suburb west of Sydney, which was predominately filled with housing commission houses.

Al’s childhood was marked by challenges and hardships. His mother, a devout Christian, provided a stable presence in his life while his father was an alcoholic. Al and his siblings grew up quickly, understanding the value of money and hard work from an early age.

At the age of fifteen, Al was sent to work in the bustling city of Sydney as a message boy for a diamond traders jewellery company. His sister was also sent to work, and together, they contributed to the family’s meagre income, holding the family of six

together during trying times. Though he loved his mother and had a close bond with his siblings, witnessing his mother’s struggles left a profound impact on him. This experience instilled in him strong work ethics that have remained with him throughout his life.

Music was not a prominent aspect of Al’s early life.

“We didn’t really have music in the home, but Mum played the piano at the church. She was the organist and loved playing that instrument. I was more into sports and other pursuits.

“Mum wanted her kids to learn music, so I took up the guitar by saving my pennies and bought three weeks of lessons, but then, just kept going”.

He then purchased his first guitar and still has it to this day.

Al later found his passion for music through his best friend, who played the guitar and the drums. This sparked Al’s curiosity, and he took up the guitar, eventually forming a band with his friend.

At the age of eighteen, to his mum’s dismay, Al moved out of his mother’s place to start his own life. At times Al and his friends resorted to busking to put food on the table. At this time, he had also scored an apprenticeship as a watchmaker and a diamond setter in Sydney, so put his guitar away and concentrated on his studies.

The guitar came out later with his Sydney band, Interface, which enjoyed some success.

Al held various jobs, including working as a clerk in an engineering company. In 2006, Al and his wife, Lorna, decided to settle in Hervey

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Bay, where Al worked at Seabird Aviation for eight years before eventually retiring.

Not long after moving here, Al went to an acoustic club night at the Z-Pac Theatre and played his guitar on stage. Little did he know that one of the locals present that night was Trevor Franklin, a well-known figure in the area. Impressed with Al’s talent, Trevor offered him a gig at the old Irish Fiddler, and the rest is history.

Al appreciated the unique sound and resonance of the Cordoba guitar. After studying classical and Spanish guitar for several years and attending a workshop at the Brolga run by Andrew Veivers, he took up the instrument.

Al and Lorna have been together for thirty-five years, he attributes

the success of their relationship to honesty and an alignment in their future plans. Al’s childhood experiences also influenced his desire for financial security, and he worked very hard to achieve this.

Over the years, Al has been involved in local charities, including supporting Community Flights as one of the sponsors. Interestingly, Al has a notable familial connection, being related to the legendary Sir Donald Bradman, as they are fourth cousins. After seventeen years of calling Hervey Bay home, Al and Lorna continue to enjoy the relaxed lifestyle of Hervey Bay. Despite the challenges of his early life, Al has found fulfilment in both his professional and musical pursuits.

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Christmas in July – Fraser Coast Hospice fundraiser @ Bay Central Tavern

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New chapel helps Xavier celebrate historic milestone

THE XAVIER Catholic College community has a new, dedicated space for prayer and worship following the official opening and blessing of the Saint Francis Xavier Chapel.

The chapel was officially opened during a special ceremony at the College on Wednesday, 26 July.

Fr Adrian Farrelly, together with Fr Jacob Kalu, led the official blessing of the chapel. Member for Hinkler Keith Pitt and Member for Hervey Bay Adrian Tantari were also among the dignitaries who joined Xavier Catholic College Principal Simon Dash, staff, students, representatives of Brisbane Catholic Education and the local community in celebrating the occasion.

The chapel is easily accessible and one of the first buildings visible when entering the College, providing a warm welcome to campus visitors. Contractors began working to restore the chapel in February this year after it was relocated from it original standing in Woolooga.

Formally the Saint Francis Xavier Catholic Church, the church was established in 1920 to service th small rural community north west of

Gympie.

However, a declining population saw Woolooga amalgamated into the Gympie Parish and the church was decommissioned in 2018.

Mr Dash said the chapel would now provide the Xavier Catholic College community with a dedicate space for prayer and worship.

“As a Catholic School in the Jesuit Tradition, it’s important that we have a place that provides focus for our spirituality. The chapel is also a very visible sign of our identity,” Mr Dash explained.

“Our Motto is ‘Finding Jesus in all Things’ which means our encounters with God happen everywhere and every day. However, in the busyness of everyday life, we can fail to recognise this.

“The chapel provides a quiet and sacred space where we can reflect on the many ways that God touches our lives and express our gratitude for God’s grace,” he said.

Mr Dash said it was a rollercoaster of emotions watching life being breathed back into the chapel.

“When it was first moved to the College, with its paint stripped and the roof

transported separately, I thought ‘What have I done?’ But now that it has been completely refurbished it looks fantastic.

“I think for the people of Woolooga there is a peace of mind that their decommissioned church will, once again, be used for prayers and liturgies. It’s also good for our students to have a sense of the building’s heritage. It’s a way to help them realise the practice of our faith connects us to generations of Christians,” Mr Dash said. The delivery and completion of the restoration project is also helping mark a major milestone in the history of Xavier Catholic College.

Xavier is celebrating 20 years of providing a quality Catholic education in Hervey Bay, with the College welcoming its first cohort of students in 2003.

Mr Dash said it was an exciting time for the entire community.

He said the milestone would also provide the school with an opportunity to reflect on the College; where it has come from, where it stands now and what impact it will have on the region’s future.

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Humpbacks win the All Abilities Futsal challenge

IT MAY be whale watching season when we can expect Humpbacks, but Hervey Bay enjoyed another recent celebration of the famous whale species.

Last month, the Hervey Bay Humpbacks all abilities Futsal team played host to the only other all abilities futsal team in Queensland –Tag 5 from Brisbane visited Hervey Bay for the much anticipated match.

The match was a very close contest created with great spirit, humour and most importantly friendships were created that will last for many years. The match was eventually won by the Humpbacks 11-9.

Humpbacks Manager, Jimmy Hamilton, has been passionately pushing for this match and was really pleased with the result. “I am extremely proud of this team and can't wait for the next game.”

Jimmy was thankful for the sponsors that supported the team including ProMelius, Whalesong Cruises Hervey Bay, Advance Tree Works and Hervey Bay RSL which helps with the purchase of equipment for training and more player uniforms as their team continues to grow in numbers of players. He also wanted to thank the many supporters who came along to the game and created the exciting atmosphere.

Jimmy had been working on arranging this match for many months that keeps the team continually developing their skills which they have a practice session each week. Jimmy welcomes players with a disability who want to be part of the team to come forward and give the sport a try. They can be found on Facebook under ‘HERVEY BAY HUMPBACKS ALL ABILITIES FUTSAL TEAM’ and send them a message.

“It is about friends having fun and not worrying about the scoreboard,” says Jimmy.

Hervey Bay are proud of this team who continue to inspire people with a disability.

The Community Support Fund, provided by the Department of Social Services, is an exciting $5M placebased community development opportunity and is the result of significant investment by the Hinkler region.

The Department of Social Services Local Service Plans have identified five key priority areas for our communities to develop cohesive partnerships where we all share in finding sustainable solutions to addressing social and economic problems.

We are looking for partnerships now. HBNC has a long history of driving social innovation for the region and will be the brokering organisation to support community members to co-design new initiatives to address the priority areas in the Local Services Plan.

The Social Shift will provide a platform for individuals, organisations and government agencies to work together in addressing our social challenges while also building resilient and vibrant communities. Emerging evidence and research support that complex social issues can only be tackled successfully at a local level, with whole-of-community involvement, prevention and early intervention the key success factors.

The Social Shift will provide immediate support for the social needs and aspirations of the Hinkler communities.

Community-led Ideas

Community change is challenging.

As an individual or organisational changemaker, we are often better at deploying program-based or focused strategies to solve simple problems than we are at shifting the systems which are holding the problem in place.

It is difficult to shift large and complex systems on our own. Even working in the context of a single organisation, scaling systems change is challenging given limitations on resources. Achieving deeper and more robust systems change, especially within communities, requires a new set of skills and mindsets that results in a different way of approaching and working through change.

HBNC will be delivering a number of workshops over the coming months to support capacity building for community members who have ideas on improving our community across the five priority areas in the Local Service Plans. These include: Mental health, Drug and Alcohol, Domestic Violence and Economic independence.

HBNC will also facilitate the Social Innovators Pitch Nights in October, however, you do not need to wait for this to get your application in.

Community-led change requires us to navigate our way across local and community dynamics. It embraces the diverse voices, while also pushes us to consider the whole system. It calls on us, as changemakers, to be courageous, ask challenging questions, to be patient and continue to move forward.

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RSL sponsorship helps deliver nutritious meals to the needy

A NEW partnership will provide ongoing support for Comfort Kitchen, a much-loved, weekly nutritious meal, providing food and company for community members in need.

We are incredibly grateful to the Hervey Bay RSL, who this week committed $1000 per month to Comfort Kitchen, for the next 12 months.

This ongoing support will help ensure Comfort Kitchen, which is run entirely on donations and volunteer time, continues to provide close to 100 meals per week to those in our community who are socially isolated or financially struggling.

HBNC CEO, Tanya Stevenson,

expressed her heartfelt thanks to the Hervey Bay RSL.

“Comfort Kitchen could not happen without the support of the community, and a contribution as significant as this will make an incredible difference to this vital program,” Tanya said.

“The funds will help cover the costs of purchasing food each week, which is increasingly challenging as cost of living pressures rise.

“We know many people in our community rely on Comfort Kitchen to receive a hot, nutritious meal each week, and to gather with friends, so I am incredibly grateful to the Hervey Bay RSL for helping keep it going.”

RSL committee member, Robert

Garland, visited Comfort Kitchen to announce the sponsorship.

He took the opportunity to acknowledge the volunteers who work tirelessly each week to prepare and serve a three-course meal.

Robert also received a Neighbourhood Share Plate as a token of HBNC’s gratitude for the donation.

If you would like to support Comfort Kitchen, donate online at https://www.hbnc.com.au/Appeal/ comfort-kitchen-appeal

Donations of $100 and over will receive a Neighbourhood Share Plate, while stocks last.

HBNC CEO, Tanya Stevenson, with Hervey Bay RSL committee member, Robert Garland and the Comfort Kitchen staff

Strategy to maintain healthy drinking water catchments

FRASER Coast Regional Council has adopted a new strategy to support and guide how the region’s drinking water catchments are managed over the next decade.

Cr Darren Everard said three separate catchments supplied the Fraser Coast with drinking water.

“Drinking water catchments are areas where the natural landscape collects rainwater which eventually flows via creeks, rivers and underground systems into drinking water storages, such as dams, weirs and barrages,” he said.

“The Fraser Coast’s drinking water catchment areas are along the Burrum River, the Mary River and Tinana Creek, and maintaining these catchments is vital for ensuring a safe water supply for our community.

“These catchments don’t just provide drinking water though. They also support various land uses, including agriculture, grazing, forestry and residential properties.

“In addition, our drinking water catchments are home to a range of species of plants and animals, provide opportunities for recreation such as boating, fishing and kayaking, and include culturally significant areas like the Wongi Waterholes.”

Cr Everard said the strategy was developed following extensive stakeholder and community consultation, with the community asked what land and water values

were most important to them.

“We thank the community for providing feedback, which enabled Council to finalise the strategy and the five key principles to guide how our drinking water catchments will

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Welcome to the Hidden Gem of Booral!

This exceptional property offers the perfect blend of modern living and a tranquil lifestyle on a spacious 5-acre block. Tucked away from the hustle and bustle, this well-kept family home provides a sanctuary for you and your loved ones.

Built in 2013, this modern beauty exudes contemporary charm and has been meticulously maintained, ready for you to move in and start creating lasting memories. The property boasts four bedrooms, each equipped with split system air conditioning, ensuring comfort for all occupants. The master bedroom is a luxurious retreat, featuring a walk-in robe and an ensuite, providing privacy and convenience.

The heart of the home is the chef’s kitchen, designed to inspire culinary creativity. With a gas stove and sleek stone benchtops, this kitchen seamlessly connects to the living and dining areas, creating a spacious and inviting atmosphere for family gatherings and entertaining guests. Parking will never be an issue on this expansive property. The house itself offers a double lock-up garage with internal access, providing secure parking for your vehicles. Additionally, a massive three-bay shed and an additional carport offer ample space for storing trailers, horse floats, and other recreational toys, catering to all your storage needs.

This property is an ideal setting for those with a passion for horses or livestock. With the adjacent public park, you’ll enjoy the serene ambiance and the opportunity to explore the outdoors right at your doorstep.

Hervey Bay 4128 2188

357 Esplanade, Scarness

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Price $685,000

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Situated in Eli Waters This Home is Positioned Perfectly 4-bedrooms and 2-bathrooms is just the beginning, this property has solar panels, a cassette airconditioned main living area and almost every room has its own air-conditioner! This home even has its own media room/office retreat! The bedrooms are generous in size each with walk-in robes and an ensuite in the master. The functional kitchen is in great order and adjacent to the dining room, directly flowing out to the HUGE enclosed entertainment area, there’s even a bar. Walking out of the entertainment area, takes you directly to the fenced pool area, perfect for entertaining family and guests throughout the year, come rain or shine. In addition, there is a detached double lock up garage, rainwater tank and greenhouse, perfect for the green fingered gardener. This has to be inspected quickly!

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Hervey Bay 4128 2188

357 Esplanade, Scarness

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Lifestyle Plus

Welcome to the tranquil beach lifestyle at the exclusive “Fauna Lakes Complex” in the soughtafter suburb of Urangan. This gated community comprises a total of 18 units, there are 8 twobedroom units with ensuite and a single lock-up garage, as well as 10 waterfront units boasting three-bedrooms, ensuite, and a double lock-up garage. Each unit features a multi-system air conditioning system, ceiling fans, and high ceilings. Built-in robes in all rooms provide ample storage space, the open-plan kitchen is a chef’s dream, designer stone benchtops, and high-quality appliances including a dishwasher, wall oven, and built-in microwave. The laundry area is equipped with a washing machine, and a dryer. Plantation shutters adorn the bedroom windows, adding a touch of elegance and allowing for adjustable light control. The units are equipped with solar panels, offering environmental sustainability.

Fauna Lakes, 3 Shell Street, Urangan

3 Silvereye Court, Eli Waters

2 2 4

The Possibilities are Endless

Presenting an exceptional opportunity to own a charming 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom lowset brick home set on the front side of a sprawling 10acre property. There is a spacious 3-bay shed in addition to a carport, offering sheltered parking for vehicles. 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 $1,175,000 Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L23238949

1-3 Sittella Close, Eli Waters

Peaceful Living in a Quiet Cul-de-Sac

Looking for a quiet location in Eli Waters, to park your caravan, this is the spot!! This neat and tidy property boasts 3-bedrooms, all with built-in robes, and the master bedroom features a private ensuite and air-conditioning. The modern kitchen seamlessly connects to the living/ dining area. What sets this property apart is its corner block location, with two side gates providing easy access for cars and trailers. Outdoors, the entertainment area offers the perfect setting for hosting guests.

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Price $585,000 Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L22502177

12/406 Esplanade, Scarness

Looking for a Perfect Unit on the Esplanade, This is It!!

This two-story unit features 2-bedrooms, 2- bathrooms and single lockup garage ensuring secure parking for your vehicle and being right across the road from the beach, it’s a great spot. Positioned towards the back of the complex close to Freshwater Street, it’s a short walk to the Esplanade, with its many cafes, restaurants and of course the beach. The location of this property makes it a property ideal for an investment, or as a holiday designation due to its many perks.

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Hervey Bay 4128 2188

357 Esplanade, Scarness

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Looks Brand New

This 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom refurbished home has a lot to offer and has been thoughtfully renovated with meticulous attention to detail. The kitchen is a standout feature of this property, boasting modernization and functionality. The bathrooms have been completely revamped, showcasing contemporary design elements and high-quality finishes. The double lock-up garage, complete with internal access, offers a secure and convenient parking solution.

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Price $815,000 Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L22975176

141 Moorabinda Drive, Sunshine Acres

37 Lancaster Cct, Urraween

2 2 3

Taste of Country in Town

This incredible 3-bedroom home boasts a newly refurbished bathroom and a great sized kitchen that provides great servery access out onto the outdoor entertainment area which overlooks the spa/pool making it perfect for entertaining guests! This home also features a spacious open plan living and dining area providing the perfect space to relax and enjoy some quiet time. The location is everything for this property, being in close proximity to shopping centres, medical, sporting facilities, cafes and restaurants not to mention the Esplanade .

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Price $538,000 Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L22674241

Taste of Country in Town

Nestled among the trees on rare, in-town acreage, this 100-year-old Queenslander is respectfully renovated while still boasting original character and privacy. Featuring 3 great sized bedrooms, a private study, big kitchen with plenty of cupboard space, and a servery connecting to expansive timber decking outdoor entertainment area, this hidden gem offers great opportunities for both entertaining and relaxation. A double bay 6x6 shed provides perfect parking or storage. Your own tropical oasis awaits!

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Price $938,000 Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L22682364

Only two blocks away from the Torquay beach, this stand-alone home is to be marvelled at. Soon to be completed they will be ready to be lived in. Boasting 3-bedrooms, 2-bathrooms and a media room, including the all-important double garage with internal access. The quality of the Ron Brown homes are second to none, keep this home at the top of your list.

Almost Ready to Move In!

Boasting 4-bedrooms, 2-bathrooms, including the all-important double garage with internal access, this soon to be completed home will be ready to move straight in. Only two blocks away from the Torquay beach with its many restaurant’s and cafes not to mention the amazing Esplanade. The quality of the Ron Brown homes are second to none, keep this home at the top of your list.

Price On Application Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L23534961

Hervey Bay 4128 2188

357 Esplanade, Scarness rh.com.au/herveybay

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6 Melong St, Scarness

1/21 Cunningham St, Torquay Superb Finishes

2/21 Cunningham St, Torquay

56 Washington Drive, Wondunna

18 Blaxland Rd, Urraween

Neat and Tidy Family Home!

This meticulously maintained 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom home complete with a 2-garage is located within the sought-after Augustus Estate. The kitchen boasts a gas stove top, perfect for culinary enthusiasts, while the living room is fitted with air conditioning to ensure year-round comfort. The double lock-up garage with internal access, provides convenience and security. The highlight of this home is the fantastic outdoor entertainment area, providing an ideal space for hosting gatherings with friends and family.

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Price $580,000 Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L22717365

66 Tina Drive, Urangan

Amazing Private Oasis

This 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom home offers it all, the modern kitchen includes a massive butler’s pantry, dual vanity in the ensuite, sleek style main bathroom, polished tiles, stepped cornice, high ceilings, ducted air conditioning, office nook, media room the list just keeps going. However, its only when you are sitting on the huge deck next to the inground pool/spa overlooking the lagoon have you truly found paradise, the ideal outdoor/indoor living for entertaining guests or just watching the magical sunset.

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Price $1,365,000 Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L22518966

90 Esplanade, Point Vernon

Ultimate Location

This “one of a kind” home points North at the tip of Point Vernon which will guarantee sea breezes and stunning ocean views, Hervey Bay has to offer. A huge upstairs open planned living area with outstanding kitchen, connecting to the versatile outdoor entertaining area, makes this is a home you will be proud of. The large dining area is perfect for hosting dinner parties or enjoying a family meal. All three generously sized bedrooms include private ensuites and ocean views.

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Price $2,200,000 Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L22119412

Hervey Bay 4128 2188

357 Esplanade, Scarness

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4 Banks Crt, Torquay Ready to Move In Now!

Located in the popular suburb of Torquay and set amongst quality homes alike, is this well maintained 4-bedroom 2-bathroom family home. The good sized equipped kitchen overlooks the open plan living/ dining area leading to the undercover entertainment area, perfect for entertaining or enjoying some quality family time. You’ll get to enjoy the best of both worlds here, with the lake directly across the road and just a short stroll to the beautiful Esplanade.

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Price $649,000 Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L5134424

40 Dayman St, Urangan

Coastal Lifestyle Home!

Spread across 2 levels, lending itself to multiple living possibilities which will suit the largest of families. The layout offers 4 spacious bedrooms, main bedroom features ensuite and walk in robe and a balcony to capture cool ocean breezes. The tastefully renovated kitchen is a cook’s delight, complete with quality appliances, plenty of bench space and storage. A spacious, light filled living area and separate dining that leads out to the sunny deck. Perfect for entertaining family and friends. Large family bathroom, additional bathroom downstairs and separate laundry.

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Price $1,150,000 Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L21693817

13 South St, Urangan

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Located only two blocks back from Hervey Bays popular Shelly Beach, sits the fully refurbished hidden gem. Tucked away in a country garden, this property has been modernised to incorporate a spacious kitchen featuring flowing stone bench tops, updated appliances and open plan living. Bathroom and laundry have been stylishly renovated to incorporate light and function. Three bedrooms plus office, large outdoor alfresco space, two and half bay shed, fully fenced with good side access.

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Parklink East Avenue, Wondunna

• 4 Good sized bedrooms with built in robes

• Main bedroom features ensuite

• Modern family bathroom

• Open plan kitchen/dining + A/C

• Remote double lock up garage

• Separate laundry

• Fully fenced 650m2 allotment

108 Freshwater Street, Torquay

Position and Potential

This property is a fantastic opportunity to grab yourself a development site in one of the best locations Hervey Bay has to offer. Positioned only one street back from the Esplanade/beach and walking distance to cafes, restaurants and shops. Currently has a cottage style home with twobedroom, one-bathroom, spacious kitchen and outside patio.

Hervey Bay 4128 2188

357 Esplanade, Scarness rh.com.au/herveybay

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Price $558,000 Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L19316479

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69 Urangan St, Torquay

1 3 3

Positioned on a large 1214m2 block of land in the heart of Torquay is this charming 3 bedroom lowset Queenslander offering potential for development or a renovator’s delight.

Property Features:

• 3 bed, 1 bath

• Functional kitchen

• Air conditioned kitchen/dining area

• Large under cover deck, great side access, shed, carport

• Superb location!

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Price $645,000 Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L22287789

31 Finch Court, Walligan

2 5 4 1

This low set spacious brick home is perfect for a family looking for the country lifestyle. Located on 15+ hectares is a wonderful family home with high ceilings 4 large bedrooms, master with ensuite and walk-in robe. A ‘chef style’ kitchen with spacious living areas, and more. Keeping the kids entertained will be a breeze as outside has an undercover patio great for family BBQ’s, an in-ground pool and a lot of room for a game of cricket! The land has 15 paddocks used for horses, cattle and sheep. 3 dams, 4 bay shed and feed shed.

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Price $1,450,000

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15 Boat Harbour Drive, Urraween

This well maintained neat and tidy 3-bedroom home presents ready for you to move in, enjoying a super central location close to everything, shops, golf course, medical & cafes are all at your fingertips. Perfect for the retiree couple or those who want low maintenance, the gardens are designed for easy care leaving plenty of time to relax and enjoy the large fully screened outdoor entertaining area. Homes like this one sell quickly, call today and let’s arrange an inspection.

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200 Cypress Street, Urangan

2 7 3

200 Cypress Street definitely ticks the box, situated on a massive 1,128m2 fully fenced block. Featuring 4- bedrooms, a large functional kitchen, heaps of living space and a massive shed. The property is close to all amenities. Properties in this location do not come on the market often and they sell quickly, don’t miss this opportunity to purchase in one of the best locations the Bay has on offer.

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Auction 31st August 2023 at 7.00pm—In Rooms Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L23366052

1/12 Rossington Drive, Urraween

2 2 3

Located in the renowned High View estate, you’ll experience a sense of privacy and tranquillity that is highly sought after. This 2-year-old home has been well looked after, boasting 3-bedrooms with 2 well-appointed bathrooms, including a double lock-up garage with internal access. In arguably the best locations, only minutes away from the Bayside Christian College and Hospital precinct. It doesn’t get any better, give the office a call to book an inspection today.

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2/12 Rossington Drive, Urraween

Welcome home to this, beautiful 3-bedroom, 2bathroom, double lockup garage with internal access. Positioned on an elevated battle axe block, in the idyllic High View Estate. Located only a stone throw away from hospital precinct, with a short drive to the shops and our beautiful beaches. For the home cook the kitchen is equipped with all the appliances and ample bench space for preparation.

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Hervey Bay 4128 2188

357 Esplanade, Scarness rh.com.au/herveybay

74 Pacific Haven Ct, Pacific Haven

3 2 3

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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Price $1,000,000

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326-364 River Heads Rd, Booral

Situated in Hervey Bay, arguably one of the fastest growing regional areas in QLD is this fully approved 32.4ha development ready site. Approved for 91, 2,000sqm (half acre) lifestyle lots, close to all amenities, including medical, retail, clubs, cafes, marina precinct all at your fingertips. This site represents a rare opportunity in regard to developed blocks similar to these already being in demand with supply not being sufficient.

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1 Shore Road East, Booral

Just listed, the crown jewel of 5-acre landlot with the most incredible sea views. Positioned at the end of the road yet incredibly handy to shops is this GEM, just imagine your view will never be built out again. Inspect today and put an offer in on this beauty as quick as you can or miss out.

Auction Thursday 31/8

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9 Woodruff Crs, Nikenbah

Located in beautiful Nikenbah and in the highly sought after estate “The Springs”, we present to you 9 Woodruff Crescent a 952m2 allotment! If you are looking to build your dream home this block of land is perfect and ready!!

Auction 31st August 2023 at 7.00pm—In Rooms Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L22609841

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135 LONG STREET, POINT VERNON offers over $799,000 considered

OWNERS OVER-CAPITALISED! TURN THEIR LOSS INTO YOUR GAIN!

One street back from the Esplanade in the beautiful suburb of Point Vernon lies your new luxurious, low-maintenance home. Benefiting from remarkable attention to detail this contemporary coastal themed property includes a neutral colour scheme, tiled bathrooms, timber-look floors and plantation shutters. The spacious and beautifully crafted Peter Liddle kitchen has ample stone benchtops and European appliances, including a BORA induction cooktop with an in-built down-draft extractor fan, Miele dishwasher and an AEG fully pyrolytic oven.

Head outside to cook up a storm on the built-in Beefmaster Deluxe BBQ housed in the expansive outdoor entertainment area. Enjoy a coldie from the bar fridge while sitting back and relaxing in the beautifully landscaped backyard where all the hard work has been done.

Just a hop, skip and a jump from the dog-friendly Point Vernon waterfront this impressive fully renovated Long Street home includes, but is not limited to:

• Three bedrooms, two bathrooms, two living areas

• OUTDURE composite deck

• Outdoor kitchen, 4.5m long stainless steel bench, insulated fly-over roof

• Double car garage, new roof, automatic doors

• Hot water solar system

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• In-ground swimming pool

• Fully fenced garden for children and pets

• Raised aggregate concrete pathways, patios and pool area

• Easy access to fabulous walking tracks and the beach

Land size: 716m2

10C BURRALONG DR, WONDUNNA offers over $829,000 considered

OPEN PLAN CONTEMPARY LIVING AT ITS FINEST

Situated in on a 2100m2 this is the perfect home for the family to grow, play and enjoy the serenity of this quiet street. This home features magnificent raked ceilings giving plenty of light, airflow and ambience. The open plan living, dining, kitchen flows to the large outdoor entertainment area where you can enjoy the view of native trees and bushland while capturing the beautiful breezes.

Located in the popular suburb of Wondunna, you are close to schools, sporting venues, and shops, whilst still enjoying the bush surrounds. To truly appreciate this home, an inspection is a must. Contact Ash Heckels today to arrange a private inspection.

• Four bedrooms with built-ins

• Master bedroom, walk-in and ensuite

• Master Bedroom air-conditioned

• High raked ceilings

• Electric Stove and Hot Water

• Ceiling fans throughout

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• Spacious kitchen with storage and bench space

• Double remote garage

• Fenced and side access

• High raked ceilings

• South facing 2100m2 block

• Close to Schools, Sporting and Swimming Pool.

Land size: 2,100m2

6 PACIFIC PROMENADE, CRAIGNISH offers over $499,000 considered

LITTLE BEAUTY BY THE BEACH

This beautifully renovated home would be a perfect holiday home, Air BNB, or just your own piece of affordable paradise. The stunning kitchen has all quality fittings, soft close drawers and doors and is the centrepiece of this home so while cooking up a feast you can be in contact with what is going on with the rest of the home. The main living area is also airconditioned for these hot summer days, but with the beach just a short stroll away, you will have the best of both worlds, and after coming in off the beach you can just jump into the massive shower in your beautiful new bathroom. With a fantastic, and massive, shed that has made a great addition to the property, you will have all the room for the toys or workshop, plus it incorporates a fantastic undercover area to enjoy your peaceful new lifestyle.

• 2 large bedrooms with fans throughout

• Renovated, open plan living with gas stove and quality fittings

• Massive 3 bay shed with large undercover entertaining area

• Additional outdoor living spaces at the front and side of property

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• Large laundry

• Fully fenced 809m2 block with bore for the lawn and gardens

• 2 min walk across to the beach.

• 12mins to the main shopping area of Hervey Bay

Located walking distance to the beach, in the quiet suburb of Craignish, enjoying your new beach lifestyle will be a breeze, and with Hervey Bay just a 10-minute drive, life is made easy. 2 1 3

Land size: 809m2

THIS BEAUTIFUL HOME OFFERS A COMFORTABLE AND CONVENIENT LIVING

Welcome to 8 Alana Court, Torquay! This beautiful 4-bedroom home sits on a spacious 642m2 low maintenance block. Inside, it offers a master bedroom with an ensuite, ideal for families or guests. The property features two separate living areas, providing flexibility and comfort. A highlight is the inground plunge pool, perfect for hot summer days. The house also includes side access for caravans and recreational vehicles. Situated in a peaceful cul de sac with parkland behind, it offers a serene living environment. Equipped with 2.5kW solar panels and air conditioning, it ensures energy efficiency and comfort. The location provides easy access to amenities, schools, shops, and medical precinct. Ready to move in, 8 Alana Court is an ideal family home with great outdoor entertaining space.

• Low maintenance home

• 642m2 block with side access

• Inground plunge pool

• Great outdoor entertainment area

• Four bedrooms plus ensuite

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• Two separate living areas plus dining room fully tiled

• 2.5kw of solar panels plus air conditioning

• Side access for the caravan or boat

• Close to all facilities such as shopping centres and sporting areas

Pool, Land size: 642m2

8 ALANA COURT, TORQUAY

7 SKINNER CRESCENT, URANGAN offers over $640,000

WHAT A POSITION IN HERVEY BAY

Welcome to 7 Skinner Street Urangan. This fantastic property offers a spacious and comfortable home for you to live in. With three bedrooms plus ensuite, open plan living with air‑conditioning, security screens and a very low maintenance home. Outside there is a great outdoor entertainment area the length of the property plus good side access on the 660m2 block with room for the shed for the caravan or boat. Situated in Urangan around quality homes and a great neighbourhood. This home is only 5 mins to the beautiful Hervey Bay Marina, Boat Club, Woolworths, Aldi and all services that you require. Contact us today to arrange an inspection.

• Three generous bedrooms

• Main bedroom with ensuite

• Open plan kitchen, dining and living

• Air-conditioned living areas

• Security Screens to windows and doors

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• Large outdoor entertainment area

• Side access with room for shed

• 660m2 low maintenance block

• Close to Boat club and Marina

PAYNE 0427 842 590

MICHAEL BATTERHAM 0401 788 792

Land size: 660m2 Michael Batterham 0401 788 792 Terese Payne 0427 842 590

HOME IS ONLY 2 YEARS OLD & HAS GREAT WATER VIEWS

Welcome to this immaculate 3-bedroom hilltop home, where you can bask in the refreshing ocean breezes and enjoy stunning views. The property offers ample space for kids to play, while you can relax on the covered entertainment area at the back, surrounded by picturesque scenery. Its central location ensures utmost convenience, with easy access to nearby boat ramps, local shopping centres, the barge to Fraser Island, and Hervey Bay airport. Boating enthusiasts will find delight in the proximity to boat ramps, providing direct access to the Great Sandy Straits and the scenic Mary River. Embrace a serene seaside lifestyle with this tranquil home in a coastal setting, where the best of coastal living and modern comforts come together. Whether you seek relaxation, adventure, or family time, this home offers it all.

• Home with both water and Fraser Island views

• 3 bedrooms with built ins and ceiling fans

• Air-conditioned master with ensuite & walk in robe

• Open plan living area with air conditioning

• Kitchen with pantry & dishwasher overlooks living

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• Entertainment area is guaranteed sea breeze’s

• Remote lock up garage with internal access

• Great side access to this fully fenced 836m2 block

• Plenty of room for large sheds and a pool

Land size: 836m2

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796 RIVER HEADS ROAD, RIVER HEADS $579,000

UNITS 1 & 2 / 40 WIDE BAY DRIVE, ELI WATERS

unit 1: offers over $429,000 considered unit 2: offers over $439,000 considered

BUY 1 OR BUY BOTH - FANTASTIC INVESTMENT OR LOCK UP AND LEAVE

Looking for a great investment or downsizing? Look no further. Buy one or buy both! These individually titled well maintained duplexes present great rental return for the astute investor or perfect lock up and leave for the downsizers. Each unit has 3 bedrooms, open plan living, air conditioning, solar panels, single garages and the added bonus of fantastic size yards (unit 2 having side access).

Features include, in each unit –

• Low maintenance, ideally located

• 3 Spacious bedrooms all with ceiling fans

• Master bedroom with ensuite, BIR's

• Open plan living/dining area with air-conditioning

• Functional kitchen with plenty of bench and cupboard space

• Outdoor covered patio and easy to maintain yard

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• Solar panels

The low maintenance duplexes are conveniently positioned in a quiet cul de sac and walking distance to Schools, Shopping Centres and within minutes to hospitals and CBD. With extremely low Body Corp fees, ideally located and low maintenance these 2 properties present excellent value. 3

• Single garage with internal access

• Unit 2 features side access

• Minimal Body Corporate Fees (only insurance)

• Walking distance to schools and shopping centre

• Short drive to hospitals and CBD

PHOTOS INDICATIVE ONLY - CURRENTLY TENANTED

Land size: 896m2

96 LIMPUS STREET, URANGAN offers over

IT IS WHAT IT IS - RENOVATION PROJECT!

Looking for something neat and tidy and no work? Well DON'T look at 96 Limpus Street, Urangan. BUT if you are a keen renovator or investor looking for a great value project then DEFINITLY call today to arrange an inspection on 96 Limpus Street, Urangan.

With good bones and spacious rooms this property with a bit of foresight and elbow grease presents a fantastic opportunity for keen renovators, first home buyers or investors to snap up a real bargain.

Bring the hammer and paint brush, your next project awaits.

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Spacious kitchen - requires work

Main bathroom with bath, shower, vanity – requires work

Living room with air con

Separate dining room

Converted garage (2nd living area)

• 3 good size bedrooms- 2 with built in robes

• Free standing shed

Fully fenced 721m 2 yard with side access

Close proximity to Urangan Shopping Centre, Marina, Boat Club

$450,000 considered

3 1 1

Land Size: 721m2

10km (15 minutes)

Dundowran Beach – 2km (4 minutes)

Xavier Catholic College/Yarrilee State School - within 10mins

Land Size: 2004m2

PRESTIGIOUS NEIGHBOURHOOD AND POSITION

Open plan living plus second living area, dining, kitchen area

• Chefs’ kitchen with modern appliances plus large breakfast bar

• Undercover entertaining area

METICULOUS ATTENTION TO DETAIL AND AN AIR OF UNDERSTATED SOPHISTICATION

• Inground pool with side access

• Double lock up garage plus double shed with electricity

• Fully fenced 803m2 block

• Solar electricity, 5kw 17 Panels

• Close to major shopping areas, schools and Esplanade

CENTRALLY LOCATED WITH VIEWS, SHEDS AND A BEAUTIFUL HOME ON NEARLY AN ACRE

• Breathtaking views of K’gari (Fraser Island) and the ocean

• Strategically positioned north-facing deck

• Spacious 5 bay shed/workshop equipped with shower and 3 bay carport

• Four bedrooms, main with walk-in and ensuite

• Generously sized lounge room, separate dining area

• Family room opening onto balcony

• Timber kitchen with stone benchtops, gas cooking and ample counter space

• 45,000L water tank

QUEENSLANDER 200M FROM THE BEACH

• LARGE 110M2 SPACE, CUSTOMISABLE TO YOUR UNIQUE REQUIREMENTS

• EASY ACCESS TO SHOPPING CENTRE, SCHOOLS, MAIN ROADS, AND OTHER RETAIL.

• CLOSE PROXIMITY TO LEADING RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT ESTATES.

DON’T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE YOURSELF A PRIME, DIVERSE SPACE IN THE CITY THAT IS EMERGING FROM A COASTAL HOTSPOT TO A SOPHISTICATED MULTI-LAYER REGIONAL CITY, WITH A DIVERSE MARKET.

• Suit astute purchaser this beachside hi-set residence only 8 years old in prime blue chip location

• Downstairs features fully tiled large lounge area and 2 large bedrooms with built-in robes, office, laundry and large modern shower and toilet

• Upstairs an internal polished wooden staircase leading up to main bedroom and ensuite combined with walk-in robes, internal door and door leading to large north facing veranda

• Polished timber floors throughout with modern granite kitchen, lounge room leading out to the front large north facing covered veranda

• Fully fenced with 2 car accommodation under front deck, 6x7 metre rear shed , outside 3rd enclosed covered hot shower, 2 water tanks, one being 20,000 litres connected to run house, 12 solar panels (3KW) , electric gate

• Walk to Shelly Beach - Ideal for swimming. Close to restaurants and cafes

• One of Queensland’s Coastal Regional Hot Spot Properties

Chris

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EXCLUSIVE AGENT

$790,000

DUAL

7 Glen Court, POINT VERNON

• This property has so much to offer - Solarhart hot water, Solar panels and every bedroom Air Conditioned

• Main House - 3 bedrooms, big kitchen with walk-in pantry, overlooking outdoor living and park

• Air conditioned lounge, wheelchair friendly main bathroom and full size laundry

• 1 Bedroom granny flat/ studio apartment with bathroom comprising of a bath and separate shower

• Air conditioned open plan living area opening onto back garden with separate side entrance

• Easy to separate into one large home

• The back garden has a variety of healthy fruit trees and a fire pit for relaxing evenings

• Outdoor deck area is ideally situated off the kitchen and dining area

• 7 Glen Court would make a fantastic rental property or a great family home

662M2

FANTASTIC FAMILY HOME

83 Endeavour Way, ELI WATERS

• Large kitchen and dining opening on to outdoor entertaining area

• Big separate lounge/ media room

• 4 Bedrooms, master with ensuite and walk-in robes

• 7KW Air Conditioning

• Double lock up garage

• SIDE ACCESS - Plenty of room for boats and caravan HOT VALUE

Mary-Lou Lloyd 0407

762 054

600M2

- EXCLUSIVE AGENT

$570,000

WELCOME

206/25 Burrum Heads Road, ELI WATERS

This large home featuring high ceilings and large living areas is perfect for resort style living.

• Modern kitchen with heaps of storage and bench space

• Open plan living and dining area

• 3 bedrooms master with ensuite and large built-in robes plus new carpet and air conditioning

• Very private outdoor entertainment area.

• Low maintenance garden with water tank

• Large double lock up garage with large storage cupboards. Solar panels

• Exclusive access to country club features pool indoor & outdoor, tennis courts, bowling green, library and much much more! Move in and enjoy this magnificent resort! One of Queensland’s Coastal Hot Spots

Mary-Lou Lloyd 0407 762 054 - EXCLUSIVE AGENT $625,000

Couper

351 Torquay Terrace, TORQUAY

TORQUAY - BEACHSIDE - ELEVATED POSITION - HI-SET RESIDENCE

INCOME $ $ $ - BEACHSIDE POINT VERNON - OVERLOOKING PARK

TO 206 PALM LAKE RESORT

PANORAMIC VIEWS - OCEANFRONT - ONTO RESERVE OVERLOOKING K’GARI (FRASER ISLAND)

60 Fraser Street, RIVER HEADS

• North facing, architecturally designed 3 bedroomed in prime oceanfront location

• 1 Bedroom downstairs with open plan kitchen/ living with downstairs toilet and big front balcony

• Upstairs another 2 bedrooms with main bathroom and toilet

• Feature Tasman Oak floors, views everywhere with billion dollar views, steel posts making property elevated

• Same vendor for 21 years, great investment property

One of Queensland’s Coastal Hot Spot Properties

Chris Couper 0427 400 012 - EXCLUSIVE AGENT $850,000

HERVEY BAY/ HOWARD REGION - 1/2 ACRES RETREAT- PARADISE RETIREMENT

3 Philip Street, HOWARD 4659

• Finished in 2007 superb spacious 4 bedroom 2 bathroomed residence on valuable 2039m2 landscaped land

• Separate lounge then onto family/ dining room, good kitchen with dishwasher and pantry onto superb enclosed rear patio looking onto grounds for paradise living

• 3 Good sized bedrooms all with built-in robes and main bathroom tiles to ceiling and separate toilet

• Great master bedroom with ensuite and double built-in robes

• Whole house has ducted air conditioning to keep you cool in summer

• Double garage in house for two cars with huge side access to another double garage, one with high doors for caravan or boat and the other for cars or boat

• 3 rainwater tanks, 5,000 litres, 5,000 litres and 1,000 litres plus solar panels

• Landscaped grounds with many established fruit trees and garden shed ect.

Chris Couper 0427 400 012 - EXCLUSIVE AGENT OFFERS OVER $679,000

2039M2

SCARNESS - CENTRAL HERVEY BAY - DREAM LIFESTYLE RESIDENCE

34 Oleander Avenue, SCARNESS

• Superb 4 bedroomed 2 bathroomed residence in great central suburb of Scarness close to beach, schools, restaurants and shopping centres

• A Complete package to enjoy a tropical retirement lifestyle with side access for caravan and/ or boat to rear garage/ workshop with power

• Large open plan living to kitchen, dining and lounge room onto big rear patio for outdoor living/ entertainment onto lovely established grounds

• Single lock up garage at front with the 2nd lockup which has been turned into an extra living area

• This residence has solar panels and solar hot water

• Come and Live The Dream!

• One of Queensland’s Regional Coastal Hot Spot Properties

Chris Couper 0427 400 012 - EXCLUSIVE AGENT

$659,000

CHARMING BEACHSIDE MANOR-MINUTES TO GOLF COURSE, BEACH & SHOPS

8 Tanna Street, PIALBA

• New to market superb modern 5 bedroomed 2 bathroomed residence with side access to rear garage

• Downstairs open plan lounge with bay windows onto dining room and big modern kitchen with dishwasher and walk-in pantry

• Big bedroom with ensuite and bedroom or study

• Upstairs - Large master bedroom with plantation shutters, air conditioning and walk-in robes onto large ensuite which is two way

• Another 2 bedrooms with built-in robes and plantation shutters

• Wide side access to double garage which one half is converted to studio and is fully lined with power One of Queensland’s Coastal Hot Spot Regional Properties

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600M2

- EXCLUSIVE AGENT OFFERS ABOVE $690,000

STYLE HOME WITH POOL, SHED, CARPORT & MORE! TIMBER FLOORS INGROUND SWIMMING POOL FOUR BEDROOMS, MAIN WITH ENSUITE MAIN BATHROOM AIR-CONDITIONED LIVING AREA SEPARATE DINING ROOM. KITCHEN

UNDERCOVER DECK OVERLOOKING POOL LARGE LAUNDRY WITH STORAGE FRONT DECK FULLY FENCED 904M2 BLOCK DOUBLE CARPORT & HUGE SHED CURRENTLY TENANTED

• Close to beach and local shops

• Solar power

• Enables investor to get into Dundowran Beach

• File photos as tenant in place

Modern Home – Great Views

• Modern 6 year old home on large block

• Large outdoor entertaining area with views to the ocean

• Open plan living, dining & kitchen

• Spacious master bedroom with ensuite & WIR

Offers over $1,100,000

Spacious Family Home

• 5 Bedrooms – 3 with Built in Robes, Master with Walk in Robe

• Ensuite with double vanity, spa bath & separate toilet

• Main Bathroom- large walk in shower & double vanity

• Central Kitchen – Caesar Stone Bench, 900mm SMEG Stove, SMEG dishwasher, Rangehood

• Split System Air Conditioning, 9ft Ceilings, Ceiling Fans

• 10.5mt Salt Chlorinated Pool with Gazebo

• Fully Fenced, Side Access, 9mt x 6mt+ Shed

• Solar Panels (6kw approx.), Solar Hot Water

Offers Over $1,100,000 Considered 6 Hummock View Drive, CRAIGNISH

• Double garage with internal access

• Shed with 2 bay, carport and bathroom

• Plenty of room for boats, caravan & additional vehicles

• 3091m2 block

59 Straits Outlook, CRAIGNISH

Spacious Family Home

Offers Over $1,100,000 Considered

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Welcome to 6 Hummock View Drive, Craignish, Hervey Bay, perfectly positioned in the tightly held suburb of Craignish where you’ll get to enjoy all the best of Northern Beaches hinterland living.

This spacious home set on an expansive piece of land makes for great family living. Five bedrooms and ample separate living inside coupled with the half acre (2045m2) block give everyone space add the 10metre swimming pool and all bases are covered. Set in a quiet family orientated estate with the school bus stop adjacent, walk to Foodworks Store, Doctor, Chemist and Café. The quiet sandy beaches of Dundowran Beach are a couple minutes drive or an easy bike ride. Major shopping is a 10 to 12 minute drive with schools closer.

• 5 Bedrooms – 3 with Built in Robes, Master with Walk in Robe

• Ensuite with double vanity, spa bath & separate toilet

• Main Bathroom- large walk in shower & double vanity

• Central Kitchen – Caesar Stone Bench, 900mm SMEG Stove, SMEG dishwasher, Rangehood

• Split System Air Conditioning, 9ft Ceilings, Ceiling Fans

• 10.5mt Salt Chlorinated Pool with Gazebo

• Fully Fenced, Side Access, 9mt x 6mt+ Shed

• Solar Panels (6kw approx.), Solar Hot Water

Take the first steps to a quality lifestyle now call us to arrange your personal inspection.

4128 6600

2 Ansons Road, Dundowran Beach

www.rayedward.com.au

Hummock View Drive, CRAIGNISH

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BLOCKS

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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

• Now priced from $312,000 to $395,000”

• $25,000 savings available for a limited time only*

• Titles anticipated end 2023

Rod Marks 0408 619 491 markspartners.com.au

Located on 45 hectares of gently undulating land complete with sweeping vistas of the Great Sandy Straits and Fraser Island, Fraser Vista is arguably the best new water and island view address on the Fraser Coast..

25 KATHLEEN CRESCENT WONDUNNA PRICE: $930,000

SUBURBAN OASIS ON 1971sqm

25 Kathleen Crescent is a suburban oasis, featuring a beautifully presented family home with sublime indoor/outdoor living on a 1971sqm block close to town.

The open plan living area is the hub of the home. The generously sized kitchen features a 900mm freestanding cooker, walk-in pantry and plenty of bench-space and adjoins the central living/dining area, while the separate lounge is at the front of the home. Enjoy the serenity of the peaceful surroundings from the front veranda or entertain year-round in the undercover alfresco and cool off in the large saltwater pool. This is the ideal opportunity to purchase your own suburban oasis. Don’t miss your chance, contact Rod to arrange your inspection.

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• 4 bedrooms all with built ins. Ensuite & WIR to Bed 1

• 2 living areas plus undercover alfresco

• Modern swimming pool and landscaped yard

• Large 2 car garage plus undercover storage.

• 1971sqm block

• Close to sporting fields, shops, schools and esplanade.

For more details or to arrange an inspection contact Rod Marks | rod@markspartners.com.au

This illustration is indicative for marketing purposes only. Please refer to the developer for detailed and accurate block information.

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