Hervey Bay Advertiser and Hervey Bay Property Guide

Weight Checks

Current statistics show that more than 50% of the caravans on our roads are overweight. An overweight caravan is classified as an unroadworthy vehicle and that may affect your caravan and vehicle insurance policy, as well as the possible of you being liable in the event of an accident.

This however is half the battle, tow vehicle weights matter too. It is important to make sure your vehicle is not overloaded and you are complying to the Gross Vehicle Mass (GVM) and when towing, the Gross Combined Mass (GCM) allowable for your vehicle.

GVM is the maximum allowable weight for the vehicle.

GCM is the maximum allowable weight for the vehicle and the caravan/trailer combined

Tyres

When towing on bitumen or through rugged terrain, having the right tyre makes all the difference between an adventure or a nightmare. Original equipment tyres are built to carry the necessary load to support the vehicles GVM, but depending on your needs it may not perform as you were hoping. With a huge range of brands and tread designs available our customers rely on our wealth of experience to give you the right tyre for whatever your needs.

UNLEASH THEIR CREATIVE

At St James Lutheran College, we pride ourselves on state-of-the-art contemporary learning spaces to offer an exceptional educational experience for all of our students.

Our innovative approach focusses on unlocking every students full potential and allowing them to chase their dreams and reach as high as possible.

AT ST JAMES

We are truly passionate about creating future leaders and supporting every pursuit. We believe each and every student has limitless potential.

If you are interested in discussing your child’s future at St James, please contact us for a personal tour of the college.

Taj Mahal

Dear Sir,

So you are in full support of a new council office/ Taj Mahal.

We already have very high rates and to spend on this is just plain crazy.

So Council spend 100m to get 40m from the government. So let’s forget about the 40 million and spend 60 million of our own on reducing rates etc or spending 10 million or whatever on renovating existing offices etc.

I am sure there is plenty of land to build new offices etc near current offices.

Fraser Coast Regional Commentary, home of the proper whinge

I’VE BEEN a media owner here in Hervey Bay for over fifteen years, and I am a staunch advocate for freedom of speech.

I tackle some topics in this Publisher’s Point that I have strong views about. Not everyone agrees with me, but that’s all cool; that’s the basis of a democratic society.

Someone recently pointed me towards the Facebook group Fraser Coast Regional Commentary. It’s apparently been around since the 1st of April 2019, ironically created on April Fool’s Day.

If you are old enough to remember the Muppet Show, you may fondly recall the two old timers Statler and Waldorf, best known for their cantankerous opinions and shared penchant for heckling from the bleachers. They would find themselves vastly

As for the disaster centre, what about the old library if a new one is built?

With regard to Council changing tune I can assure them that if this goes ahead they will not be there next election.

With regard to funding already spent I am sure it is not that much.

So Sir you being a staunch advocate for the project, let’s have a vote for and against and see results.

My guess is a no will prevail on a stupid and costly waste of our money. Thanks

Darryl Edwards

Sort The Voice

Why doesn’t some articulate person (or committee) on the “Yes” side simply produce a credible, detailed, unarguable list of issues the Voice will influence and those it won’t change.

A list also, would be useful, of things which may be affected, depending on the view of the high court judge adjudicating at the time. We just want to know what will be or could possibly be changed or affected…. But everyone seems too slippery by far, on this.

EITHER they haven’t

entertaining and inevitably burst into mutual laughter at their own witticisms, slapping each other on the back.

Fraser Coast Regional Commentary is the digital version of that.

Engaging in an educated debate is beneficial because it promotes critical thinking, intellectual growth, and the exchange of ideas.

It allows individuals to challenge their own beliefs, consider alternative viewpoints, and arrive at more informed conclusions.

In an educated debate, the focus is on the quality of arguments and evidence presented rather than attacking the person making them. This approach fosters a respectful and constructive environment for discussion.

In contrast, personal attacks derail productive conversations. They create a hostile

decided yet…. In which case no-one should vote until details are made clear and finalised.

OR…

They have decided, but know that sensible people won’t wear it, so they hedge around and look shifty!

In this case, they would save a lot of face and anguish if they just settled for an acknowledgement in the preamble of the Constitution that Aboriginal people were here first…. And leave the Constitution well alone.

It can’t be that hard if they really want this issue resolved without dividing the country

any further.

atmosphere and hinder meaningful dialogue.

Personal attacks do not address the merits of the arguments and undermine the opportunity for individuals to learn from each other and find common ground.

Fraser Coast Regional Commentary loves a good personal attack, that’s for sure.

It is somewhat difficult to be greatly upset by grammatically incorrect sledges, but it is mildly amusing and entertaining if you are the subject of their commentary.

Local government elections are in March of next year, and I look forward to seeing some of the enthusiastic members of Fraser Coast Regional Commentary sticking their hand up for nomination, to make the change they seek. Might be a long wait…..

Val Spencer

Disgusting waste

I agree with Patricia Pickering regarding the building of Library and Council chambers.

There is no reason to carry out this work. The library is in the best position it could be, and as for the council offices, this is in a great position for parking etc, no need to change.

$27 plus million to be used for this is sickening when there are residents living on

the streets and not enough temporary housing in the area.

This is where the millions should go, not on non urgent infrastructure.

Why was there not a vote by the electorate on this amount of spending for the proposal?

Millions being spent as the sitting mayor prepares to leave.

Like Ms Pickering said, everyone I talk to feels the same way.

About time the Council really listens instead of totally disregarding the people who pay rates and ultimately their salaries!

Syl Mod

Hoons

Almost every evening at Point Vernon, we can hear the sound of cars doing burnouts, probably at the new building sites.

This has been happening for weeks now, and it seems that nothing has been done about it.

Perhaps something will be done after there is an accident and causes damage to a property or a person.

Keith Elliott

Cyclists

It seems they ignore the road rules everywhere.

Where I live, we often see on a Sunday the cycle clubs going past and they ride two and three abreast on a 100kph road. If you say anything, you usually get abused.

Last Saturday (15th) while staying at Torquay, I drove from there to the Golf Club at 6:15am and had to pass about 6-7 cyclists going along the Esplanade.

And there they were two and three abreast and not giving a tinker’s toss about breaking the law, and worse, making no effort to single up when cars needed to pass. Well done.... not!

Emblazoned on their backs was “FCCC” which I assume is the Fraser Coast Cycling Club; what a great

advertisement they make for the Club.

And these types would be the first to complain about the motorist if there was an accident or incident.

Trevor Owens

Another dingo attack

Another dingo attack has occurred on K’Gari [Fraser Island}, and again the dingo is to blame, so it seems.

When are people going to learn they are on an Island where wild animals are roaming and if people are stupid enough or, better still, ignorant enough not to listen to all advice that has been given, handed out or read the notices that have been put in place, they should be the ones who are banned from the Island and fined heavily.

Of course, with the latest, the person was running, that to me is the worst thing anyone can do, of course the dingoes see something moving and think it is prey and of course they will go after it. It is instinct for them.

I am hoping that the rangers do not take people’s stupidity above the dingoes.

If these people were in a National Park in say Africa, and entered one of the Wildlife Parks, they certainly would not be doing stupid things by

running or allowing children to play unsupervised.

Each time I hear of an attack on the Island, I feel for the dingo, not the people who have been stupid enough not to do the right thing.

Beverley Price

Poor Blessing of the Fleet

Well what can I say… The Blessing of the Fleet was a very disappointing event yet again.

No fireworks, one food truck and the jetpack guy - he was pretty cool.

The restaurants along the marina obviously did very well which is great but what about those that couldn’t get a table or cannot afford a restaurant meal.

A great event for the vessels and whale tours to sell their business too. But what about entertainment for the kids and why no fireworks, what happened to all the pretty lights?

The event was pretty boring and definitely didn’t live up to previous years.

The Whale Festival is a massive drawcard for Hervey Bay why are we not providing the effort and event it deserves. Let’s hope the Whale Parade lives up to its pre 2022 event.

Reader – Hervey Bay

NEWSINBRIEF

Cool Country Social Music Club Inc.

A ‘Not for Profit’ Incorporation located in Hervey Bay. Our aim is to bring people and music together and raise funds for other ‘Not for Profit’ organisations in the district. The club invites club members, guests and the public to come along and experience the joy of music and singing at our monthly social concerts held on the second Sunday of the month at the Hervey Bay Citizens Club, corner of Denmans Camp Road and Totness Street Torquay. Doors open 10am for 10.30am

start. Our fabulous club band perform several genres of music including Blues, Rock n Roll and Country. Come along and sing with the band or simply enjoy the friendly atmosphere listening to the entertainment. The next concert will be held on Sunday 13 August 2023. The practice nights are held on Thursday evening commencing at 4.30pm. Beginners are welcome.

For further information contact: Max Butler –President on 0427 150 015.

Hervey Bay Combined

Probus Club

Hervey Bay Combined Probus Club meets on the

third Tuesday of each month upstairs at the Hervey Bay Boat Club, Buccaneer Drive, Urangan at 9.30am for a 10am start, with morning tea and a guest speaker, and visitors are welcome.

If you are new to Hervey Bay or have recently retired, Probus is a great way to make new friends and have fun at the same time. No fund raising is required.

The Club holds regular dine outs, bus trips to interesting places, nights at the theatre and much, much more.

For further information on this very active Club, Phone Lyn on 0408841248

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Hervey Bay Whale Festival is back with a big splash

EACH year, to pay tribute to the return of the humpback whales, the Fraser Coast community comes together to celebrate the beginning of the whale season at the Hervey Bay Whale Festival. To register for any of the events visit: herveybaywhalefestival.com.au

Hervey Bay Whale Festival events:

Thursday, 3 August 6-8pm, the education drawcard ‘Creating Waves’ is a night of academics hosted by UniSC in the Main Lecture Hall. Learn how citizen scientists are contributing to the “Happy Whale” fluke identification system which is extending throughout oceans of the world. Tickets $2.00 with proceeds going to the ‘Turtles in Trouble’ program.

Friday, 4 August 4-8pm at Urangan’s Pier Park, a ‘Twilight Swing’ with the ‘Rock ‘n Roll Boys is a new addition to the festival this year. An evening of dance and song. Guests are encouraged to come on down and enjoy the live music under the stars.

Saturday 5 August 2-5.30pm, the main festival day will kick off with an interactive ‘Discovery Pod’ in City Park, Pialba, featuring educational touch tanks filled with a range of ocean creatures. The day includes community competitions, rides, kite displays and creative workshops.

Saturday, 5 August 5.30-6pm – Ready for something magical? ‘The Parade of Lights’ is a stunning showcase of lanterns parading through local streets, leaving at 6pm from City Park and travelling down Main street to Seafront Oval. The parade will be led by the local Butchulla community.

Saturday, 5 August 6-8.30pm, the ‘Funtime Amusement Seafront Spectacular’ will be held at Seafront Oval in Pialba. The community event showcases live music, family entertainment and amusement rides ending with a spectacular fireworks display.

Sunday, 6 August 10-1pm, The iconic Paddle Out for Whales event will be held in calm waters in front of Ernie Organ Park and Torquay Pier on Sunday. An ocean gathering of paddleboards, kayaks and surfboards followed by music and entertainment. This event recognises the importance of the ocean and its marine life.

Local artist partnership for mental health spaces

WIDE BAY Hospital and Health Service (WBHHS) has partnered with a local artist on a series of mental health projects, to create more welcoming and therapeutic spaces for its consumers and incorporate the voice of lived experience in facility design.

Fraser Coast artist and graphic designer LeeLee West has been engaged to create a unique art mural and visual identities for WBHHS’s crisis support spaces at The Oasis at Hervey Bay Hospital. She has also illustrated a ‘Welcome’ wall that will greet all visitors to the new Fraser Coast Mental Health Services building, which is set to open its doors at Hervey Bay Hospital later this year.

Robyn Bradley, WBHHS Executive Director of Mental Health and Specialised Services, said the partnership was part of a strategy to ensure the service’s mental health facilities felt more welcoming and reflected what was meaningful to consumers and community members.

LeeLee then handpicked and arranged their individual elements into large collaborative mural designs

that have been turned into ‘building wraps’ designed to invite people in.

“The end result has been something unique and special for everyone involved, and has made a huge difference to the look of the crisis support space and the way we promote them to the community,” Ms Bradley said.

“But it’s about more than aesthetics. To us, the art projects have been a concerted effort to make our services feel warm and welcoming, connected to place, and to encourage people to seek help in a place of comfort and safety when they need it.

LeeLee said the projects had also taught her about the importance of giving a voice to lived experience.

“During a workshop for the

Oasis project, a peer worker said something that really resonated with me: ‘Don’t be ashamed of your story – it will inspire others’,” she said.

“It gave me the strength to use my voice, and I was compelled to be honest and authentic about my experiences and why this project was so important to me.

“So don’t be ashamed. There’s always hope. And in the crisis support spaces, the art tells a story of recovery and resilience from many others who’ve reached out and asked for help within our community, too.”

For more information about the crisis support spaces, visit the WBHHS website www. health.qld.gov.au/widebay/ html/oasis-crisis-support-space

Community Grants support local projects and events

REFURBISHING the River Heads community garden and new paddles to help the Hervey Bay Dragon Boat Club train students, are among some of the initiatives supported under the latest round of the Fraser Coast Regional Council’s Community Grants program.

Cr James Hansen said Council had approved more than $63,000 in grants to assist 15 local community groups and not-for-profit organisations under round four of the 2022-23 Community Grants program.

“Council’s grant scheme offers a range of opportunities for groups to apply for funding for projects and events that help ensure we have a vibrant, connected and inclusive community,” he said.

“It is great to see so many

community-driven activities being organised across the region, and Council is pleased to be able to support community groups to develop

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their facilities and events.”

More details about Council’s grants programs is available at https://www.frasercoast.qld. gov.au/grants

Some of the grants approved under Round Four of the Community Grants program include:

• Australian Volunteer Coast Guard Association

QF21 Sandy Straits, fishing competition promoting community awareness of boating safety, $1930;

• Guides Queensland – Girl Guides Burrum Heads, lease plan survey of buildings, $2450

• Hervey Bay Dragon Boat Club, 20 new paddles for student training group exercises, $3000;

• Fraser Coast Sporting Clays Association Inc, driveway repairs, $2550;

• River Heads Progress

Association, refurbishment of community garden/food forest, $2000;

• Howard State School P and C Association, community movie/disco night, $2500;

• 5 to Drive Ltd, Great Gatsby Masquerade Ball promoting road safety awareness, $2000;

• Kindness Works Ltd, emergency homelessness shelter, $3273;

• Hervey Bay Basketball Association, relocatable grandstand, $6345.

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Illuminate will feature a series of workshops at The Neighbourhood Hive, plus other locations

Expert facilitators include Luke Strochnetter, John Shearer, Alicia Wade, David Pierson, Leah Harvey, Andrew Bryant, Shawn Wondunna-Foley and Josh Rimmington. Scan

Flexible employment for retired professionals

We are actively seeking expressions of interest from high-level professionals who can bring their unique skills and insights to short- term contracts across all areas of Council, such as but not limited to:

Engineering Planning Information Technology Project Management Compliance

Red Dragons Boat Club

Have your say on the changes to local laws

RIDING bicycles, e-scooters and mobility scooters on the pier and jetties will no longer be an offence under Fraser Coast local laws with Council to instead focus on education and training, and enforcement to be handled by the Queensland Government under state laws.

Fraser Coast residents are being asked to provide feedback on proposed changes to local laws covering a broad range of issues, including the use of wheeled devices, conditions of entry to Council venues and activities that are restricted or not permitted in Council-controlled areas.

Cr Zane O’Keefe said the proposed changes come from community consultation and feedback.

“Council is responsible for making and enforcing local laws on issues not governed by state or federal laws,” he said.

“Local laws help make our communities safer and better places to live and work. Seven local laws apply across the Fraser Coast region, with the existing laws developed in 2011.

“Council conducted an extensive review during 2021 to ensure the laws reflect current community

expectations, with the proposed changes flowing from that review.”

“Many of these changes are about making the local laws simpler; the intent of the local laws hasn’t changed,” Cr O’Keefe said.

Feedback surveys for proposed amendments to the local laws are now open and can be accessed at https:// frasercoast.engagementhub. com.au/local-laws

The survey closes on Monday, 31 July 2023.

The changes proposed include:

• Removing the ban on wheeled devices, such as e-scooters, bicycles and mobility scooters, in areas such as certain footpaths, the pier and jetties, and instead relying solely on Queensland laws for enforcement with Council focusing on education and training rather than behaviour;

• Simplifying and streamlining the local laws relating to conditions of entry at Council venues such as the aquatic centres;

• Making it easier to understand and find information in the local laws about activities restricted or not allowed in Council controlled areas such as parks, foreshores and local roads.

Fraser Lions Club hold their annual changeover

THE FRASER Lions Club held their Annual Changeover at the Kondari Resort last month and welcomed a new Board of Directors for the 2023/2024 year.

The new Board will consist of Andy Mcphail as Events Coordinator, Bonnie Fox 1st Vice President, PDG Les Crossman as Installation Officer, and John Herron will be President for the 2023/2024 year. Also on the board will be Graham Bates as Assistant Treasurer, Sally McPhail as Publicity Officer, David Crowther Treasurer for the year, Lynne Crossman a Director, Shona Bates as 2nd Vice President and Membership and Secretary Danielle Grieves.

The Fraser Lions Club support over 30 local community and charity groups in the region each year. They have also been a longtime supporter of the iconic Hervey Bay Ambulance Wheel. Lions Club members are men and women who strive to make a difference in their local community as well as in communities worldwide. Their volunteer efforts go beyond the support of vision care to addressing unmet health and education needs worldwide.

On the night, several awards were presented by the incoming President. The Progressive Melvin Jones Award was awarded to Bruce Taylor, Melvin Jones Graham Bates, James D Richardson, Andy

McPhail and Colin Mibus. The Ian Fraser Humanitarian Award was awarded to Dennis Love. The Ray Phippard Award was awarded to Shone Bates, Tony and Janet Vaibar. Lastly George Portbury was awarded The Quiet Achiever Award.

All who attended the function enjoyed the dinner and the night. Fraser Lions Club is a very active club within the Hervey Bay community and is always on the lookout for new members that may like to serve the community. If you are interested or would like more information about The Fraser Lions Club then please give the membership Chairperson a call on 0448 378 289.

HELPING YOU REDUCE THE COST OF LIVING!

Become a Lifeline Crisis Support volunteer at home

LIFELINE Fraser Coast is calling for volunteers to train as Crisis Supporters from the privacy and comfort of their own home.

At the same time as supporting the in-demand national network, volunteers will be able to build the Crisis Support skillset in regional areas.

While prospective volunteers must go through a rigorous check prior to the commencement of training to ensure their self-provided technology, internet speed and workspace is suitable, volunteers will have flexibility of location and shift times.

Sally Holstein, Lifeline Fraser Coast Service Leader, is excited to present important volunteer opportunities to people in remote areas who are keen to give back.

“Online information sessions are available for anyone interested in how they can support Lifeline as a Crisis Support volunteer,” Ms Holstein said.

“All the training is provided online and coaching is provided virtually – meaning people don’t have to travel to

a larger town to take part.”

Ms Holstein says the advantage of remote volunteering is that you don’t have to be located in a central hub, adding that there are plenty of reasons why becoming a remote volunteer is highly rewarding.

“Apart from personal growth and development, becoming a Lifeline crisis support

them with current study in Psychology, Counselling or Social Work,” Ms Holstein said.

Self-care practice is something volunteers must also ensure is part of their daily routine.

“All participants must have a strong self-care routine in place – we regularly checkin with them to ensure their wellbeing,” Ms Holstein said.

“Putting yourself first is always the priority before you can help others.

volunteer can increase your self-awareness and is the perfect way to give back to community,” she said.

Accredited Lifeline Crisis Supporters can also potentially become eligible to be Lifeline Community Recovery Officers during times of natural disaster or community crisis in Queensland.

“We also find many of our volunteers then go on to pursue further study in this field, or that it supports

“Our volunteers come from all walks of life – with our telephone crisis support service available 24/7, it can fit in with the schedule of university students, retirees, people looking for extra experience or those looking to give back to community.”

Information sessions are being held via Zoom in July and August. For further information on training, and to register your interest, visit http://www.myuniting.care/ crisisvol or contact the Lifeline Hervey Bay office.

“We welcome anyone who has a desire to help others to contact us to find out more,” Ms Holstein said.

Monday to Friday 8am – 5pm

Support for community events on pier and jetties

FRASER Coast residents have expressed support for occasional community events on the Urangan Pier and Hervey Bay jetties if public access is not restricted, but are not in favour of permanent commercial activities and private events.

Cr David Lee said the pier and jetties in Hervey Bay are an important and well-loved feature of the Esplanade for residents and visitors.

“Council occasionally receives requests from people interested in setting up businesses or holding community events on the Urangan Pier or the jetties in Scarness and Torquay,” he said.

“Ideas floated have included

businesses setting up stalls, running fishing lessons or using mobile carts to sell items, restaurants or wedding organisers using the piers and jetties for functions, or community groups closing off all or some of the pier for fundraising events.

“Our local laws currently do not allow these activities to occur, so we decided to seek feedback to better understand the community’s views on commercial and community use of the pier and jetties.

“We received 1239 survey responses, a dozen submissions and a petition with the community expressing support for temporary business activities such as mobile carts and fishing lessons.

“There was also majority support for community events if they are infrequent and access to the public is still provided.

“However, there was a high level of community opposition to commercial activity and programmed/recurring events on the Urangan Pier and the Scarness and Torquay jetties.

“We thank everyone who took the time to provide their feedback to Council, as well as the 553 people who signed a community petition.

“No changes will be made immediately, but Council will take the community feedback on board as we continue to review and update our local laws into the future.”

ALL AGES

CASH PRIZES

FREE ENTRY

Fraser Coast Regional Council invites aspiring and professional artists to create a work of art using items destined for landfill.

All ages are welcome to get involved, with a prize pool of $3,500 across four categories and people’s choice.

Entry is free and artworks will be displayed at Gatakers Artspace at the end of the year.

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.

KEY DATES

Entries open: Thursday 20 July, 2023.

Entries close: Monday 16 October, 2023.

Exhibition: 17 November, 2023 to 7 January, 2024 at Gatakers Artspace, Maryborough.

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New Waste Monsters featured on waste trucks

Australian-first nutrition system for Bluecare

BLUECARE’S Hervey Bay’s Masters residential aged care facility is amongst the first to benefit from implementing the new Diet and Nutrition System – a ground-breaking, Australiafirst initiative.

Revolutionising the way senior nutrition is managed, the online program allows residents and their loved ones more choice and control over their food. It has resulted in clients not only experiencing essential, healthy, weight gain but kitchen staff have noticed significantly less food wastage, too.

The Diet and Nutrition System utilises US cloud-based hospitality technology and enables residents to view every meal and ingredient available to them online, choose exactly what is served, how much is served or alternate meal options if what is on offer is

not to their liking. The choices available are based on diet and allergy profiles provided by their doctor or dietician.

Hospitality staff also find it helpful because it’s easy to see if, for example, a resident is gluten-free, high protein, dairy free, has food allergies or is on a modified diet requiring special meal preparation.

“The introduction of this system was born from a desire to create more positive, empowering dining experiences for our clients,” explained Hospitality Partner at Uniting Care Queensland, Craig Haggart.

“We wanted something that provided a comprehensive profile of every resident’s unique nutritional needs and preferences, so they get to eat what they want.

The Diet and Nutrition

System has changed this, though, with BlueCare employees noticing how much more clients are enjoying their food, and many seeing residents clear their plates for the first time.

Another crucial benefit is that residents’ families can have more involvement in their diet and nutrition, which is especially important for those who have loved ones living with dementia / cognitive impairment diagnosis.

“They can even see the nutrition breakdown for every meal, and ingredients. It’s a truly unmatched level of involvement in meal planning and management,” Haggart said.

“We hope our success inspires other organisations to follow our lead.”

FRASER Coast Regional Council is thrilled to announce that three new Waste Monsters have joined our team!

The waste education stickers were installed on existing Cleanaway trucks to help promote important waste and recycling messages across the Fraser Coast.

“The monsters help spread important waste and recycling lessons, especially among our younger residents,” Cr Darren Everard said.

“Each monster has its own mission to inspire residents to dispose of waste responsibly, and where possible, increase recycling and reuse or reduce waste going to landfill.”

The new educational waste monsters include Henry, Claire and Charley.

Whether it’s broken-up slabs, bricks, driveways, or concrete garden edging - Concrete Claire is on a mission to recycle the lot.

Concrete waste can’t go in your kerbside bin, but it can be

dropped directly at Council’s waste facilities, where we crush it into road base.

Cyclops Charley’s message is simple. If it doesn't fit in the bin, please do the right thing, and take it to the tip. Illegal dumping is a crime, and fines apply.

Illegal dumping pollutes our environment and significantly diminishes the use, enjoyment and value of our public places. Illegal dumping of items containing chemicals or asbestos can directly cause harm or injury to humans and wildlife.

Henry the Safety Hero’s message is to keep a safe distance from garbage trucks. Parents and children may be excited to see the Waste Monsters on bin day, but they should stand clear while the truck’s arm is in use.

“We encourage the Fraser Coast community to stay safe around Cleanaway trucks, both on the road and as a pedestrian,” Cleanaway Wide

“Cleanaway trucks have long arms to pick up kerbside bins –please don’t walk or play close to the truck while it’s working. Wave to the driver from a safe distance – they might not see you while they are working.

“While driving, please stay safe by avoiding the driver’s blind spots. Collection trucks stop regularly, so always leave two car lengths distance behind the truck, be patient and overtake when safe to do so.”

There are now 19 different waste monsters on Fraser Coast waste and recycling trucks.

Residents can visit www. frasercoast.qld.gov.au/wastemonsters to learn more about each monster, download colouring-in sheets and a ‘Collect a Truck’ bingo card.

Truck routes are being rotated so residents have a chance to spot different monsters doing their bin collections.

Bay Branch Manager Rob Tilley said.

SOCIAL SHIFT

The Community Support Fund, provided by the Department of Social Services, is an exciting $5M place-based 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.

Sara Diana Faraj is a young woman with a bright future

Young AFL referee bounces into National Championships

AS THE CURRENT

President of The Fraser Coast Young Professionals, Sara Diana Faraj is forging an enviable reputation amongst professional circles in our region as a young woman that means business.

“After a hiatus for a number of years, The Fraser Coast Young Professionals are back and focussed on bridging the gap between older and more established ideas and organisations with the younger workforce in our region,” Sara said.

“The Fraser Coast is a growing region, and it is imperative that we provide the tools to allow our youth to stay and forge a future on the Fraser Coast. More young families are calling Hervey Bay home, and that is great news for all of us.”

Sara is no stranger to pursuing her passion for youth, having been named 2022 Young Citizen of the Year and also Youth Mayor in 2022.

“The Young Citizen of the Year was a real honour and was largely due to the work I was doing with Zonta, and I had been the president of Zonta Hervey Bay for the previous two-years.”

“I was the youngest president

in over one hundred years of Zonta.”

Zonta believes in making the world a better place by empowering women and finding joy in doing this in a supportive community of like-minded professionals from diverse countries and cultures.

The Young Citizen of the Year selection committee was also very complimentary of the volunteering work Sara was doing in her own time.

“When I did work experience with the Fraser Coast Regional Council, I worked closely with Mayor George Seymour, and he told me that there had previously been a Youth Council. I immediately wanted to know more.”

“George put the motion forward through Fraser Coast Regional Council to reinstate the Youth Council with a view to creating a greater pipeline of communication between Fraser Coast Regional Council the youth of the region.”

“I applied, and when it came time to elect a Youth Mayor I was nominated by a peer and won that vote. It was a great experience.”

Sara is forthright in her views on the lack of consultation with young people and believes this is largely due to a

misunderstanding rather than a dismissal of youth needs.

“The age demographics that will influence our region moving forward, need to have a more even spread and be collaborative in their approach.”

Sara makes no secret of her own political aspirations and her nomination for the 2024 Local Government Election in March of next year is a certainty, although she is not prepared to confirm or deny that right now.

“I have always wanted to forge a future in politics, dating back to when I was in year six. I am drawn to the sense of service and the tangible differences that can be made in the day-to-day lives of residents.”

Whatever she turns her hand to next, you get the feeling that Sara Diana Faraj will make a big impact.

Let’s hope we can keep amazing young people like her in our city.

The Hervey Bay Advertiser will welcome Sara as a regular column contributor from our issue of August 24th, discussing all things youth related as the President of The Fraser Coast Young Professionals.

Fifteen-year-old local high school student Hunter Harvey has been selected to umpire at the 2023 Queensland Representative School Sport 15 years Girls/Boys Championship in July of this year.

He is just one of just six students from across Queensland to be involved.

The National Championships held in Ballarat, will see some of the very best players from across the country showcase their AFL credentials.

Hunter has worked his way through the grades at a local level, starting in junior refereeing, onto boundary in senior games and he is now a regular referee

Umpire Coordinator and is immensely proud of Hunter’s achievements in the sport.

“It can be challenging for Hunter to umpire much older men in the Reserve Grade and A-Grade competitions, but it teaches some very important life skills like the ability to make quick decisions, to be able to justify those decisions and stick with them,” Andrew said.

“It’s a fantastic learning environment for making decisions under pressure.

“He has also officiated at AFL school gala days around the region over the last four years.”

Hunter has received a Hervey Bay

Over $4.9 million has gone back into the local community through donations, in-kind support and sponsorship since the inception of the Hervey Bay RSL Community Grants program 10 years ago.

Fraser Coast adopts amended local laws

SHOPPING centre retailers who repeatedly fail to ensure trolleys remain within their precinct and property owners or occupiers with overgrown or unsightly allotments face increased penalties under changes to Fraser Coast local laws that have now taken effect.

Cr Paul Truscott said Council was responsible for making and enforcing local laws on issues not governed by state or federal laws.

“Local laws help communities to be better places to live by regulating certain behaviours, promoting safety, harmony and good rule in the community,” he said.

“There are seven local laws that apply across the Fraser Coast, with the existing laws developed in 2011.

“Council conducted an extensive review during 2021 to ensure the laws reflect current community expectations, with the changes being implemented now flowing from that review.”

More details about Council’s local laws are available at https://www.frasercoast.qld. gov.au/local-laws

The changes taking effect include:

• Removing provisions in local laws around designated smokefree areas, prescribed swimming pool standards and noise provisions as Queensland laws cover these;

• Adding new identified local pests;

• Simplifying regulations on the lighting of fires to make it easier to understand by having all the information in one section of the local laws;

• Increasing penalties for repeat offenders with overgrown or unsightly allotments with fines escalating from $1548 for a first offence to $7740 for a third offence within 12 months;

• Increasing penalties for shopping centre retailers who repeatedly fail to ensure trolleys remain within their precinct

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escalating from $1548 for a first offence to $7740 for a third offence within 12 months;

• Broadening the definitions of a fire hazard, community safety hazard and building appearance to better clarify the intent of the law;

• Preventing the disposal of previously omitted material such as radioactive waste in bins or other rubbish facilities;

• Putting the onus on property owners, particularly those who run home businesses, to ensure they are only putting general domestic waste in their general bins, not commercial waste;

• Creating a new offence of leaving a waste container on the kerb for more than 24 hours before or after scheduled collection to improve safety and prevent road hazards.

Pialba

100s of prizes!

All funds raised support our youth members

Morning tea included Groups and children welcome

Location: Hervey Bay RSL

Tickets available at the door

Donations gratefully recieved via our Facebook page 9am every Sunday

St James Lutheran Church

‘Called to Share’

Urraween Road - West of Hospital

Non-Executive Chairs and Members

Contribute to your local community to deliver exceptional healthcare

• Chair and Member opportunities across Queensland Hospital and Health Boards

• Part- time statutory appointments commencing April 2024

• Diverse skills and experience required for Member and Chair positions

The Opportunity

The Queensland Government delivers free universal healthcare to five million Queenslanders through Queensland Health. The Queensland Government is investing a record $25.8 billion into healthcare.

Queensland’s 16 Hospital and Health Boards provide governance to their respective Hospital and Health Service (HHS) and are responsible for the delivery of healthcare in their region. The Boards are accountable to the Minister for Health, Mental Health and Ambulance Services and Minister for Women and must perform the functions in accordance with the Hospital and Health Boards Act 2011 Board members are leaders in their local communities and have the ability to shape the future of health care in their region, whilst enhancing the efficient, effective and sustainable delivery of health services.

Applications

The Queensland Government is seeking applications from appropriately experienced individuals to fill a range of Board vacancies across the State.

To be successful in this role, you:

• are ready and able to add value to the Board through your skills, knowledge and experience, including but not limited to, any of the following areas of expertise: health management; business management; financial management; human resource management; clinical expertise; legal expertise; primary healthcare; health consumer and community engagement; and persons with skills, knowledge and experience in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health and community issues;

• are able to analyse, critically assess and drive performance;

• have the confidence and connections to strengthen community engagement and collaborative partnerships;

• are a leader who thinks strategically, embodies personal integrity, has political astuteness, commercial acumen, resilience and are a team player; and

• are available to travel to the HHS communities if you are located outside the region.

Applications are to be submitted online. To obtain the Applicant Information Pack and instructions on how to submit your application, please visit www.executivequarter.com.au/hhb

These opportunities are remunerated in accordance with Queensland Government guidelines. We strongly encourage First Nations people, women, people with expertise in multiculturalism, young people and people with disabilities to apply. A range of probity checks will be undertaken for persons being considered for appointment.

Applications close midnight, Wednesday 30 August 2023.

Should you wish to receive assistance on submitting your application, please contact Executive Quarter who are facilitating this process on 0497 499 749 or hhb@executivequarter.com.au

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Blessing of the Fleet – Hervey Bay Whale Festival @ Hervey Bay Marina

Photos by Kim Parnell, What’s On Fraser Coast

Emmersyn Wakefield, 3, Shayla Schutz, 10 & William Wakefield, 5, loved having their faces painted

Tom Young, 10, Harrison Becker, 8 & Eddie Young, 8, are ready for the Jetpack show

The ladies from Live Life, Get Active – Left to right (from bottom) – Colleen, Gail, Noeleen, Monica, Linda & Pam

Eva Williams, 12, with her brother Hayden, 9, learn about other marine life Alira Michailidis was a huge fan

Local musician Alex Newberry performs for the crowd

Whalesong’s Rebecca Greenshields with Jimmy Hamilton & Georgia Rowell

Jake Jones from Jetpack Events & Entertainment turned things up a notch

Boat Club reveals new multi-million dollar plans

proceeding with a major refurbishment of the Club’s entire ground floor facilities. This refurbishment, which should commence towards the

end of this year, if not early next year is very exciting times for the Members and their guests of the Hervey Bay Boat Club said Tony Bonello Group General Manager. This renovation, as highlighted in the images, will incorporate the latest in comfort and ambience for the ultimate experience.

The Boat Club’s ground floor will undergo a jaw-dropping, multimillion dollar makeover, completely transforming their

reception area, plus all the food and beverage service areas to perfectly emphasize the pristine view of this premier located club along with stunning new décor, new furniture and carpet to complement the entire area. More images of the visionary transformation design concept are currently available in the Boat Club’s foyer. We were asked to remind people that “Everyone’s welcome at The Boat Club”.

View of Lounge Bar

View of Main Bar

Kerrie BINDI Gleeson From darkness to light

By Kim Parnell from What’s On Fraser Coast

KERRIE BINDI Gleeson is a life coach, author, and counsellor. She has her own business called Focused Life Coaching and Counselling and is a bubbly, confident, warm person who always puts a lot of effort into her hair and makeup and knows how to dress.

Having known Kerrie, or Bindi, as she is better known, for close to fifteen years, I knew a little of her story, but curiosity about her life led me to have a conversation that was well overdue.

Kerrie’s life has not been without its challenges, as she was born in Cabramatta, a western suburb of New South Wales, into a household marred by alcoholism and

domestic violence. Reflecting on her childhood, Bindi shares, “My parents believed in us despite their own disappointments. I have found solace in their love which has enabled me to find mercy and forgiveness.” Despite the odds stacked against her, Bindi also became an alcoholic, although she didn’t realise it at the time. From her first drink at fourteen to her last, which resulted in an alcoholic seizure and her heart stopping twice, she had a transformative experience.

A friend and mentor from Alcoholics Anonymous warned her that continuing to drink could kill her. Heading the advice, Bindi made the

life-altering decision to quit drinking.

“The journey to sobriety was not easy, but once I experienced the freedom and joy of an alcohol-free life, I knew I wanted to help others achieve the same,” Bindi confides.

Hairdressing became Bindi’s ticket out of the western suburbs and her challenging childhood. As an eighteenyear-old, she had a special talent for hairdressing and won many awards.

By twenty-one, she had earned a scholarship to study with Vidal Sassoon in London, leading her to explore different parts of the world. Eventually returning to Australia, Bindi travelled

the country, presenting hairdressing shows.

In her forties, Bindi faced a series of devastating losses. Her father succumbed to alcoholism in a fatal car accident, while her mother battled cancer for an extended period before losing the fight.

Tragically, Bindi’s brother also passed away due to a drug overdose. These profound losses took place within the span of a decade and took a toll.

At the age of forty-three, Bindi was involved in a catastrophic car accident when another vehicle crossed into her lane. Tragically, there were fatalities, but somehow Bindi pulled through.

She was in an induced coma

and had a brain injury to her frontal lobe along with broken hips, shattered knees, a broken left foot and many other breaks and contusions. The recovery took about seven years.

Dubbed “Bionic Bindi” by hospital staff due to the extensive metal used to put her back together, Bindi knew that the implanted metal had an expiration date.

Now after twenty years, the metal has degenerated, and she requires surgeries to replace it. This time she has to have one surgery at a time. She has already had several surgeries and will need more next year.

Bindi believes that her faith in God and a higher power is

what helps her get through.

She also calls on her GWOGS (Gorgeous Women of God Squad), a tribe of women that are all in the faith and support each other.

Bindi says, “Live is looking good. I have met a beautiful man who shares my Christian beliefs. He is spiritual, loving and kind. At times the surgeries are too much for me to deal with myself. But he has taken it all in his stride. This is a restorative time for me.

“My first book was called The Colour Silver from Fatality Forward. I am closing that chapter, and now I am going for gold, and everything is gold in our relationship.”

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MITSUBISHI DEALERSHIP SHINES: EXCELLENCE IN SALES, SERVICE, AND CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE

At the recent Mitsubishi Dealership Awards, the Wide Bay Mitsubishi team proudly received accolades for excellence in Sales, Service, and Customer Experience. These awards recognize our dedication to delivering exceptional automotive experiences. Our sales professionals expertly match customers with the perfect Mitsubishi vehicles, while our skilled technicians ensure top-notch service and repairs. Above all, the Customer Experience award highlights our commitment to personalized, seamless interactions. We extend our gratitude to our team, loyal customers, and Mitsubishi for their support. Together, we will continue to elevate standards, providing unmatched satisfaction for years to come.

1 In 2022, who immediately succeeded Marise Payne as Minister for Foreign Affairs?

2 Breaker Morant was executed for his actions in which war?

3 Which famous artwork is also known as La Gioconda?

4 Who won the Academy Award for Best Director for the 1986 movie, Platoon?

5 The Musgrave Ranges is located in South Australia, Northern Territory and which other state?

6 In 2022, Queen Elizabeth celebrated which Jubilee?

7 What is Fonzie’s surname in the classic TV series, Happy Days?

8 Which iconic Australian musician wrote the 2014 autobiography, The Best Years of Our Lives?

9 What type of animal is Bagheera in the 2016 movie, The Jungle Book?

10 Who knocked Emma Raducanu out of the 2022 French Open women’s singles tournament?

11 Which team won the 2021-22 A-League Men’s Grand Final?

12 Who played the role of Lloyd Christmas in the Dumb and Dumber movie franchise?

13 True or false - The peanut is a legume, not a nut.

14 Which popular musical features the characters, Mrs. Brill and Winifred Banks?

15 Andy Fletcher is best remembered as one of the founding members and

keyboard player of which English band?

16 Which African country was formerly known as Zaire?

17 Craig Kelly was the Federal Member for which Division from 2010 to 2022?

18 Which animal was said to be the most dangerous animal in the world at the 1963 Bronx Zoo exhibit, The Most Dangerous Animal in the World?

19 Who won the 2022 season of The Voice Australia?

20 Which company made the Game & Watch line of handheld electronic games, first released in 1980?

21 The Four Freedoms is one of the most famous series of paintings by which 19th/20th century artist?

22 The Labrador Sea is described as a marginal sea of which ocean?

23 In August 2020, Nathan Brown was named coach of which NRL team?

Which song by A Flock of Seagulls starts with the words, “I walked along the avenue”?

25 The stew called potjiekos originated in which country?

26 Who was the first Australian to be inducted into the modern International Boxing Hall of Fame?

27 Pico de Orizaba is the highest mountain in which country of the Americas?

28 Electronic cigarettes first entered the market during which decade?

29 The 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine officially started during which month?

30 Command Authority, released

posthumously in 2013, was the last major work of fiction by which acclaimed author?

31 Robert “Rocky” Laurie played for which two NSWRL teams during his career?

32 Investigator Strait lies directly to the north of which Australian island?

33 In 2013, who a hit with the song, Roar?

34 Alexander Lukashenko became President of which country in 1994, a title still held in 2022?

35 The works of which composer include Messiah, Water Music, and Music for the Royal Fireworks?

36 Which car manufacturer makes the i30?

37 Gol Koochik is a variation of street football that is extremely popular in which Western Asian country?

38 The Douglas-Apsley National Park is located in which Australian state?

39 What is the symbol of the chemical element, tellurium?

40 The Memphis Album is a highly successful 2007 album by which

Australian musician?

41 In relation to security over the internet, what does SSL stand for?

42 Who won the 2022 French Open men’s singles tournament? Serena van der Woodsen is one of the main characters in which TV series?

44 The Juche calendar is the calendar of which country?

45 Who were the two Leaders of the Australian Federal Opposition during May 2022?

46 The Gujarat Titans defeated which team in the final of the 2022 Indian Premier League?

47 What colour are both the star and crescent on the flag of Pakistan?

48 In Australia, the wolfberry is better known by what name?

49 How many strings are there on a standard balalaika?

50 Which Australian bank note, issued in 2016, features Parliament House, Canberra

Luxury Beach House

This exquisitely renovated Queenslander, tucked away in a whisper quiet, leafy, part of the Esplanade just a short stroll to the Marina precinct, cafes, restaurants and with beautiful beach and ocean views; offers family-friendly living across two light-filled levels, with elegant interiors and high- end fixtures and fittings. A well-designed floor plan facilitates good separation of living as well as versatile options - it is just as functional as it is aesthetically

stunning. If you have extended family downstairs is fully self-contained, it could also be used an Air Bnb with its own separate entrance or photoshoot location as an extra income earner.

So close to all of Hervey Bay’s attractions including parks, dog friendly beach, boutique eateries, and of course the beach itself - this is a location and lifestyle to savour, one of Queensland’s most desirable, for good reason.

Slade & Aletha Walters

KERRY CAMPBELL HOMES

View Saturday 29th July 10.30-11.00am

Saturday 5th August 12.45-1.15pm

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

Peaceful Living in a Quiet Cul-de-Sac

Looking for a quiet location in Eli Waters, to park your caravan, trailer, boat or both, this is the spot!!

Situated at the beginning of a quiet cul-de-sac, this neat and tidy property boasts 3-bedrooms, all with built-in robes, with the master bedroom featuring an ensuite and air conditioning. A modern kitchen that seamlessly connects to the living/dining room leading to the back patio where it is an entrainers dream, the perfect setting for hosting guests or simply enjoying the outdoor ambience. With internal access to a double bay garage, this home offers convenience, comfort and security.

What sets this property apart is its corner block location, with two side gates providing easy access for cars and trailers, and there is plenty of room to park a caravan or boat.

Located just a stone’s throw away from Eli Waters shopping centre, schools and medical facilities, this property is perfect for those who value convenience and a comfortable lifestyle. Don’t miss your chance to own this fantastic home!

Hervey Bay 4128 2188

357 Esplanade, Scarness

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1-3 Sittella Close, Eli Waters

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Price $938,000

Web rh.com.au/herveybay/L22682364

Hervey Bay 4128 2188

357 Esplanade, Scarness

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56 Washington Drive, Wondunna Taste of Country in Town

Welcome to 56 Washington Drive in beautiful Wondunna. Nestled among the trees on rare, intown acreage we have an iconic 100-year-old Queenslander that’s been respectfully renovated while still boasting original character and privacy!!

This incredible Queenslander features 3 great sized bedrooms, a big kitchen with plenty of cupboard space and a servery that goes out onto the outdoor entertainment area. If you like entertaining guests or love relaxing, your dream home awaits!!

Location is key for this incredible property with primary schools, high schools and sporting precincts within walking distance and a couple minutes’ drive to Hervey Bay’s shopping precinct, medical centres and the Esplanade, with its bountiful cafes and restaurants not to mention the beach!!!

Property Highlights:

• 3-Bedrooms

• 1-Bathroom featuring sunken bath!

• Double bay 6x6 shed provides perfect parking for your motor vehicles

• Great size kitchen with plenty of cupboard space features a servery out onto the outdoor entertainment deck!

• Open plan living and dining room area. Private study

• Front deck area featuring great privacy and a great place to relax!

• Acreage tropical oasis!

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Price On Application Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L22630796/L22630764

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, 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.

View Saturday 5th August 9.45-10.15am

Price $550,000 Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L22674241

Hervey Bay 4128 2188

357 Esplanade, Scarness

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Spacious Entertainer in Quiet and Convenient Location

Welcome to 6 Melong Street in beautiful Scarness! 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. With internal access to the single lock-up garage security is key for this 640m2 fully fenced allotment. 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! For the local school, you will be located within the Kawungan School catchment area!!

Fauna Lakes, 3 Shell Street, Urangan

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6 Melong St, Scarness

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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.

View Saturday 29th July 9.00-9.30am

Saturday 5th August 9.00-9.30am

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

New Development – Superb Finishes

Only two blocks away from Torquay beach, these two stand-alone Ron Brown built, soon to be completed, homes are to be marveled at:

1/21 Cunningham St TORQUAY

Boasting 3-bedrooms, 2-bathrooms with a media room, and an internal double garage access.

2/21 Cunningham St TORQUAY

Boasting 4-bedrooms, 2-bathrooms and including the all-important double garage with internal access.

Price On Application Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L23534961/L2353511

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Neat and Tidy Family Home!

This meticulously maintained 4-bedroom, 2- bathroom home 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

Hervey Bay 4128 2188

357 Esplanade, Scarness rh.com.au/herveybay

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.

View Saturday 29th July 11.15-11.45am

Saturday 5th August 9.45-10.15am

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

90 Esplanade, Point Vernon

2 2 3/4

21 Cunningham St, Torquay

Blaxland Rd, Urraween

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.

View View Saturday 29th July 9.45-10.15am

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Price $815,000

Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L22975176

Ready to Move In

Located in the popular suburb of Torquay and set amongst quality homes alike, is this well maintained 4-bedroom 2-bathroom family home. 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 lakeside directly across the road and just a short stroll to the beautiful Esplanade.

View Saturday 29th July 12.45-1.15pm

Saturday 5th August 11.15-11.45am

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

4-Bedroom Air Conditioned Home Ready To Inspect

This spacious residence is designed with open plan family living in mind. It offers a combination of creature comforts, including a separate air conditioned lounge, a modern kitchen, and a dining area that seamlessly connects to the undercover entertainment space. The master bedroom is enhanced by features such as a walk-in robe, an ensuite bathroom and air conditioning. Convenience is a key aspect of this location, as it is situated in close proximity to schools, hospitals, medical centres, and shopping district.

View Saturday 5th August 9.00-9.30am

Price $599,500

Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L20947655

Hervey Bay 4128 2188

357 Esplanade, Scarness rh.com.au/herveybay

Luxurious Renovation

This beautiful 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom, 2-garage home has been completely refurbished to the highest of standards! This incredible home features a spacious kitchen with all new appliances perfect for the aspiring chef. All three bedrooms come complete with built-in robes with an ensuite in the master. Other highlights include a study, laundry and a spacious air conditioned open living/dining area that leads out to a great size outdoor entertainment area. This property has a fully fenced 699m2 allotment with side access.

View Saturday 29th July 9.45-10.15am

Saturday 5th August 10.30-11.00am

Price $645,000 Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L20844201

4 Banks Crt, Torquay

2 2 4

37 Lancaster Cct, Urraween

2 3 4

4 Mandi Court, Urraween

2 Jasper Court, Urangan

Beach Side Hidden Gem

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.

View Saturday 29th July 12.45-1.15pm Saturday 5th August 11.15-11.45am

Price Submit Offer Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L21825854

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.

View By Appointment

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

Rare Opportunity

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

Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L1074808

Hervey Bay 4128 2188

357 Esplanade, Scarness rh.com.au/herveybay

69 Urangan St, Torquay

Potential plus!

Positioned on a large 1214m2 block of land in the heart of Torquay, is this charming lowset Queenslander offering potential for development or a renovator’s delight. The home features 3-bedrooms, 1 refurbished bathroom, and a renovated air conditioned kitchen/ dining area leading to a huge undercover deck overlooking a generous backyard, perfect for entertaining guests. There is a carport at the front of the home plus great side access to the large shed towards the rear of the block.

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

13 South St, Urangan

40 Dayman St, Urangan

31 Finch Court, Walligan

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Welcome to your own private oasis. Tranquil, private and grand! This elevated architecturally designed Pavilion style home proudly sits on the waterfront of ‘Cherwell River’. This masterpiece truly offers a peaceful country lifestyle, positioned on an impressive 2.14 acres of beautiful tropical gardens and one of the best crab and fishing spots right at your front door. Situated only (approx) 35 minutes to beautiful Hervey Bay and a short drive to Howard town centre..

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Price $1,000,000

Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L20939533

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• 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

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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.

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

Auction Thursday 27/7

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Price $1,200,000 Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L17323570

Auction Thursday 27/7

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 ensures secure parking for your vehicle and being right across the road from the beach, it’s a great spot. Positioned toward 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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Auction 27th July 2023 at 7.00pm—In Rooms Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L23383041

Hervey Bay 4128 2188

357 Esplanade, Scarness rh.com.au/herveybay

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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.

View Saturday 29th July 9.00-9.30am

Saturday 5th August 9.00-9.30am

Auction 27th July 2023 at 7.00pm—In Rooms

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Freshwater Street, Torquay

Pacific Haven Ct, Pacific Haven

Parklink East Avenue, Wondunna

Moorabinda Drive, Sunshine Acres

Auction Thursday 27/7

3 Silvereye Court, Eli Waters

4-bedrooms and 2-bathrooms is just the beginning, this property has solar panels, a cassette air conditioned main living areas and almost every room has its own air conditioner! This home even has its own media room! The 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. There is a pool, a detached double lock up garage, rainwater tank and greenhouse. This has to be inspected quickly!

View Saturday 29th July 9.45-10.15am

Saturday 5th August 11.15-11.45am

Auction 27th July 2023 at 7.00pm—In Rooms

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Auction Thursday 27/7

15 Boat Harbour Drive, Urraween

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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.

View Saturday 29th July 10.30-11.00am

Saturday 5th August 9.45-10.15am

Auction 27th July 2023 at 7.00pm—In Rooms

Auction Thursday 27/7

90 Oslove Drive, Booral

2 13 4

This exceptional property offers the perfect blend of modern living and a tranquil lifestyle on a spacious 5-acre block. Four bedrooms, each equipped with split system air conditioning with the master bedroom featuring a walk-in robe and ensuite, providing privacy and convenience. The heart of the home is the chef’s kitchen, designed to inspire culinary creativity perfect for family gatherings and entertaining guests.

View Saturday 29th July 1.30-2.00pm

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Auction 27th July 2023 at 7.00pm—In Rooms Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L23221891

Auction Thursday 31/8

2/12 Rossington Drive, Urraween

2 2 3

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.

Auction Thursday 27/7

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Auction 31st August 2023 at 7.00pm—In Rooms Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L1339339

Hervey Bay 4128 2188 357 Esplanade, Scarness rh.com.au/herveybay

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 27/7

Auction 27th July 2023 at 7.00pm—In Rooms Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L1074072

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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Auction 27th July 2023 at 7.00pm—In Rooms Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L23174492

Auction Thursday 31/8

200 Cypress Street, Urangan

2 2 4

200 Cypress Street defiantly ticks that box, situated on a massive 1,128m2 fully fenced block. Featuring four bedrooms, large functional kitchen, heaps off 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.

View Saturday 29th July 1.30-2.00pm Saturday 5th August 12.45-1.15pm Auction 31st August 2023 at 7.00pm—In Rooms Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L23366052

Auction Thursday 31/8

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

• 3 bedroom executive home, master with ensuite

• Contemporary kitchen with butler’s pantry

• Expansive deck overlooking the 13m x 4m magnesium pool

• 3kw solar panels + solar hot water system

• A/C, tinted windows, crimsafe screens & high ceilings feature throughout

• Fully fenced 1071m2 block, double garage + detached double shed

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Statement Living on A Grand Scale

Beachside Living Just Got

OFFERS OVER $450,000

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PIALBA BURRUM HEADS ROAD ELI WATERS

• 3 bedrooms, main with air-con and 2-way bathroom/ensuite

• Kitchen with dishwasher and breakfast bar, spacious open plan living area

• Fantastic rear courtyard with covered patio, perfect for pets!

• Air-conditioning, high ceilings, single lock up garage on the home

• Caravan parking and boat storage yard available on site with easy access

CARTER 0417 790 526

MITCHELL 0418 764 530

50 ESPLANADE POINT VERNON

• Kitchen with dishwasher, fully integrated fridge / freezer, induction cooking and more

• Sliding doors seamlessly connecting to the alfresco dinning /BBQ area with ocean views

• Master with built-in robes & sublime ensuite

• Home office / study, broadband connection

Exquisite Oceanfront Living OFFERS OVER $1,750,000

CARTER 0417 790 526

• 4 bedrooms, master complete with walk-in wardrobe and ensuite

• Generous open plan living, kitchen with high end appliances

• Vast covered alfresco area overlooks landscaped gardens

• Air-conditioning, 3.92kw solar system, plantation shutters

• Powder coated gated entry and security screen doors

• 1230m2 block, minutes from Gatakers Bay, boat ramps and beach

Private Tropical Oasis by the Beach OFFERS OVER $900,000

CARTER 0417 790 526

MITCHELL 0418 764 530

144 DOOLONG ROAD KAWUNGAN

1712m2 Block - Ready to Build On!

• Level 1712m2 block

• Power and water connections provided

• Often sought and rarely found land in Hervey Bay

• Central location is near impossible to find

• Build your dream home

OFFERS OVER $399,000

KIM CARTER 0417 790 526

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61/230 PULGUL STREET URANGAN “DOMAIN”

Great Entertainer, Sea Views, 4964m2

• 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 2 kitchenettes

• Open plan fully appointed kitchen, air-con

• Solar panels, remote double lock up garage

• Side access, 9m x 9m shed high clearance

• Solar heated pool, shade umbrella, Bali hut and BBQ area

• Large, enclosed patio with cooking facilities

8 JABIRU CLOSE URRAWEEN $1,300,000

• Garage with extra 3m high remote door, 961m2 block providing ample space KIM CARTER 0417 790 526 BRAD MITCHELL 0418 764 530

The Ultimate Townhouse…

• 3 bedrooms 2 bathrooms

• Open plan spacious kitchen, living and dining

• Covered deck with bifold screen doors, overlooking Reserve and backyard

• Main bedroom with air conditioning, walk-through robe and ensuite

• 2 car tandem garage with internal access

• Fenced and private tropical back yard

$649,000

DARRYN SHAWCROSS 0417 648 840

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$530,000

Buy Now - Profit Later

• Air-conditioned kitchen, lounge and dining area

• Stunning timber floors throughout, single shed and carport

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Relaxed Coastal Living In Central Location

• 3 bedrooms, all with built-in wardrobes and ceiling fans

• Air-conditioned open plan living with raked ceilings

• Polished timber floors throughout, recently replaced roof

• Single lock up garage, large garden shed, underground water tank

• Magnesium pool, pergola, tropical gardens, electronic gates

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• 4 bedrooms + office, 2 bathrooms, powder room, 2 living areas

• Central timber kitchen with dishwasher & induction cooktop

• Rear deck overlooking the pool + entertainers BBQ area with a wet bar

• 3 bay shed with workshop, kitchen & toilet amenities

• Air-conditioning throughout - Town water - Stunning ocean views

• 1232m2 block, 18.4m water frontage, established fruit trees

40 FRASER DRIVE RIVER HEADS $1,200,000

6 POINCIANA CRESCENT KAWUNGAN

• Modern 4 bedrooms, ensuite home

• Air-conditioned kitchen/dining/family room

• Separate lounge, DLUG, solar hot water

• Under roof entertainment area, garden shed

• 795m2 fully fenced block, side access

• Popular central and established location

OFFERS FROM $650,000

ANNETTE MITCHELL 0428 255 824

• 4 bedrooms, office, 2 bathrooms, 2 living areas

OFFERS OVER $925,000

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• Air-conditioned living room + 2nd living area

• Functional kitchen with designated dining

• Covered patio at the rear for entertaining

• Laundry with external access, garden shed

• Set on a fully fenced 630m2 allotment

• Walk to Dayman Park, Marina precinct & dog friendly beaches

CARTER 0417 790 526

• 3 bedrooms with built-ins, family bathroom, separate laundry and 2nd toilet

• Air-conditioned open plan kitchen, living and dining area

• Modern kitchen with Caesarstone benchtops and dishwasher

• Stacker doors connecting to the undercover alfresco space

• Remote single lock up garage + side access to 6m x 6m shed at rear

• 4-minute walk to the Boat Club, Marina precinct and beach

OFFER OVER

KIM CARTER 0417 790 526

5/3 BEACH ROAD

Beachside

• Ocean views from balcony and bedrooms

• Modern bathroom, separate toilet & laundry

• 2 bedrooms, air-conditioned open plan living

• Ceiling fans & security screens throughout

• Walk to schools and shopping precinct

• Well maintained complex of 7 units with in-ground pool

$429,000

KIM CARTER 0417 790 526

• 4 bedrooms + self-contained teenager’s retreat

• Modern kitchen with stone benchtops and walk-in pantry

• 3 living areas, ducted A/C, LED lighting, 5.4kw solar panels

• Irrigational system to established orchard, bore water and dam

• 10m x 7m enclosed entertainment area with panel lift screen

• Water tanks: 70,000 underground + 22,500 aboveground

• Multiple sheds and carports some with high entry, 3 phase power

KIM CARTER 0417 790 526 BRAD MITCHELL 0418 764 530

7/386 ESPLANADE TORQUAY

The Beachfront Lifestyle Awaits You

• 3 bedrooms master complete with ensuite

• Air-conditioning and ceiling fans throughout

• Spacious open plan kitchen and living area

• Private balcony with tranquil, leafy outlook

• Walk to shops, cafes and restaurants

• Resort facilities include in-ground pool, tennis court, playground and BBQ area

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OFFERS OVER $530,000

KIM CARTER 0417 790 526

• 4 bedrooms, master with ensuite and walk-in wardrobe

• Open plan kitchen, living and dining + separate media room

• Kitchen with dishwasher, gas appliances and walk-in pantry

• High ceilings, LED lighting, ducted air-con, ceiling insulation, 6.5kw solar

• Outdoor alfresco area under the main roof

• Double lock up garage + storage shed, fully fenced 901m2 landscaped block

• Good sized bedrooms

• Main bathroom

• Central kitchen lots of room

• Lounge and sunroom

• Single garage, carport, additional studio

• Just under 1,000sqm corner allotment

$825,000

ELLIS 0427 246 261

• Master bedroom with ensuite, WIR and air-conditioned

• Timber kitchen with dishwasher, family room with bar

• 18m x 8m 5 bay shed, 4m x 9m space for the boat

• 4m x 12m approximately shed with high clearance door for the caravan

• 2,557m2, one of Hervey Bay’s most sought after central location

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11 SEAHAVEN CIRCUIT PIALBA

Modern & Vibrant Beachside Beauty

• 4 bedrooms, 2 masters with walk-in wardrobe and ensuite

• Kitchen with Smeg appliances, Caesarstone benchtops and Butlers pantry

• Private alfresco area at the rear as well as front balcony

• Double garage with epoxy flooring & storage + room for van/boat

• Plantation shutters, 3 x air-conditioners, 24 solar panels

• Security system and screens, water tank with electric pump

20 RONALDO WAY URANGAN

Modern & Stylish Family Home

• 3 bedrooms family home or investment

• Master bedroom with ensuite and WIR

• Large covered outdoor entertainment area

• Fully fenced 825m2 private block

• 9m x 6m shed for the boat or van with high access roller door

• Close to schools, shops and beaches

OFFERS OVER $699,000

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OFFERS OVER $1,100,000

KIM CARTER 0417 790 526 the QR code to view

• Plenty of room on this 1012sqm allotment

Level with minimal gardens

3 bedroom Queenslander style home has been in the family for over 40 years

$650,000

Fully

• 2 bedrooms, air-conditioned master boasts ensuite

• Family bathroom with separate toilet

• Air-conditioned open plan kitchen, living and dining area

• Kitchen features rangehood, oven, and ample storage space

• Easy access to resort pool and covered entertaining area Furnished Ground Floor Unit

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OFFERS OVER $425,000

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• 6m x 7m colourbond shed, remote doors, electric gates

• 845m2 block, 600m from beach and minutes to CBD This The Perfect Family Home? 40 WINCHELSEA STREET PIALBA

OFFERS OVER

BRAD

• 3 bedroom brick home, modern

$895,000 ANNETTE MITCHELL 0428 255 824 BRAD MITCHELL 0418 764 530 Scan the QR code to view $699,000

• Beautiful home with living spread over 2 levels

• Formal & informal living plus parents retreat

• 4 Bedrooms – 2 bathrooms – powder room & office

• Double garage & workshop/man cave & 6x6m shed

• Private balcony & outdoor entertaining deck

• Centrally located to CBD – walk to Esplanade & beach

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KIM CARTER 0417 790 526

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AUCTION

ON-SITE SATURDAY AUGUST 5TH - 10:00AM

24 MARGARET STREET - URANGAN

FANTASTIC LOCATION – FANTASTIC POTENTIAL

3 bedrooms all with new carpets

2way bathroom

• Large open plan living

• Air-conditioning to master bed and main living

• Large walkthrough wardrobe in master bedroom

Shed with electric roller door

Side access with room for the van / boat

• LED lights & USB power points

• Solar panels

• New water tank

• Sprinkler watering system run off bore

Easy maintenance gardens

Plenty of room for the kids and pets

• New water tank and sprinkler watering

• Walk to the beach and local cafes

• Minutes from local shopping centres, schools

• A must inspect for any investor or buyer

INSPECT THIS SATURDAY JULY 29TH FROM 10:00AM TO 10:30AM

11 CUMBERLAND COURT, POINT VERNON offers over $875,000 considered

RELAXING BEACHSIDE RETREAT

Nestled in serene Point Vernon, this stunning home offers a tranquil setting just moments away from the captivating waters of Hervey Bay. Step outside into the idyllic outdoor area, where you can bask in the gentle sunlight while unwinding in the pool or indulging in alfresco dining.

As you enter through the welcoming foyer, you'll be greeted by the tasteful features of this home, including easy-care American oak flooring, lofty 9-foot ceilings and generously sized bedrooms. The master bedroom, thoughtfully separated from the other bedrooms, offers a peaceful retreat for parents.

The chef's kitchen is sure to impress with sleek stone benchtops and high-quality appliances, allowing you to effortlessly create culinary masterpieces. If you require a dedicated workspace or studio at home, a room adjacent to the living area provides the ideal environment.

• Tranquil setting with no rear neighbours – native bushland at the back

• Three bedrooms with built-in wardrobes

• Study/Office, convertible to a potential 4th bedroom

• Luxurious parent retreat with ensuite, stone vanity top, and walk-in robe

• Zoned ducted reverse cycle air-conditioning

• Stylish American Oak flooring and 9-foot ceilings (2.74m) throughout

• Inviting inground salt-water pool for refreshing dips

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• Expansive entertainment area for hosting memorable gatherings

• Surrounded by low-maintenance established gardens with reticulation watering system

• Security system, 3.6kw Solar Panels with 18 panels, tinted windows

• Entertainer's dream kitchen with stone benchtops and high-quality appliances

• Freestanding gas cooktop and electric oven for culinary excellence

Tucked away in a peaceful cul-de-sac, with a native tree reserve at the rear of the property, and just a short stroll to the beach, this property epitomizes the perfect blend of lifestyle and location. 3 2 2

• Garden shed for additional storage space

Land size: 686m2

MAGNIFICENT EXECUTIVE STYLE HOME WITH DUAL LIVING

MAIN HOUSE:

• Kitchen with stone benchtops, 90cm oven, gas cooktop, butlers pantry

• Open plan family and dining, separate media room, separate office

• Main bedroom with two x robes, ensuite with spa, sea views

• Additional three bedrooms with built in robes, fans

• Main bathroom plus additional powder room

GRANNY FLAT WITH OWN SEPARATE ACCESS:

• Two bedrooms with built in robes, fans, air conditioning

• Open plan kitchen, living, dining, air conditioned

• Bathroom with vanity, shower and toilet

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OTHERS FEATURES:

• Inground magna pool, covered entertainment area

• Ducted air con, 6.3kw solar panels, high ceilings

• Crimsafe, security screens, automated irrigation

• Double lock up garage with epoxy floor, workshop/storage shed

Land size: 972m2

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EXECUTIVE TOWNHOUSE IN A FANTASTIC LOCATION

This modern executive style townhouse, with high ceilings and air conditioning throughout has plenty to offer. Downstairs features an open plan living area with stylish kitchen boasting stone benchtops. Upstairs you will find three bedrooms, all with built-ins, including an ensuite and private balcony to the master bedroom. With a fresh coat of pain and fresh carpet throughout, there is nothing else to do but move in!

This is one of the best townhouses available on the market right now! Make sure you put this one on the top of your list! This townhouse is nestled to the middle of a well-maintained gated complex of only 10 townhouses, and positioned just a short walk to the beach, cafe's, restaurants and the beautiful Torquay foreshore. You cannot beat this one for location!

• Set back in a gated community just a short walk to beach

• Air-conditioned open plan living area with high ceilings

• Stylish kitchen, stone benchtop, dishwasher and pantry

• Master bedroom with ensuite, robes and balcony

• 2 further queen-sized bedrooms upstairs with robes

• All upstairs rooms have zoned ducted air conditioning

Inspect By Appointment

• Nothing to do, freshly painted throughout and new carpet

• A private outdoor entertainment area off the living area

• Low Body Corporate fees and Crimsafe front door

• Downstairs has a 3rd toilet & laundry with ample linen space

• Garage with remote panel lift and internal access

Land size: 170m2

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5/243 TORQUAY TERRACE, TORQUAY offers over $510,000

5- 7 MANCHESTER COURT, DUNDOWRAN BEACH offers over $1,290,000 considered

BREATHTAKING PANORAMIC VIEWS OVER DUNDOWRAN

This remarkable property in Dundowran offers stunning sea and rural views. Situated on a sizable block with subdivision potential, it presents an excellent investment or development opportunity. Just a short drive from the beach, it's ideal for retirement or raising a family. The home features an open layout, with bedrooms and living spaces on two levels, each offering breathtaking ocean views. Luxury defines the property, with high-end features and finishes throughout. Convenience is ensured with proximity to the beach, golf courses, medical precinct, schools, and shops. Don't miss the chance to own this dream home at 5-7 Manchester Court, perfect for a luxurious retirement or a stunning family residence.

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• Remarkable property with stunning sea and rural views

• Subdivision potential without obstructing main residence's view

• Ideal for retirement or raising a family, short drive to the beach

• Meticulously constructed home with open and spacious layout

• Upper level: 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, study

• Lower level: 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, kitchenette

• Every room offers breathtaking ocean views

• Luxurious features and finishes throughout the home

• Conveniently located near beach, golf courses, medical precinct, schools, and shops

• Don't miss out on this dream home at 5-7 Manchester Court

Land Size: 4,538m2

LIFESTYLE OF HERVEY BAY 14B/17 BUCCANEER DRIVE, URANGAN

Unit 14B at Breakfree Resort Urangan offers a serene living experience overlooking Urangan Marina. With 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, it provides ample space. The complex is security-gated and grants direct beach access. Enjoy two swimming pools and two tennis courts without the hassle of maintenance. This unit is a great investment opportunity and an ideal permanent residence or holiday getaway. The owners are selling, offering the chance to renovate and increase its value. Ground floor units with 3 bedrooms are rare, making this a unique opportunity. Don't miss out on owning this fantastic ground floor unit in Breakfree Resort Urangan, combining marina tranquility with convenient amenities.

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offers over $520,000 considered

• Ground floor apartment with peaceful views of Urangan Marina

• Three bedrooms and two bathrooms for comfortable living

• Security-gated complex with direct beach access

• Access to two swimming pools and two tennis courts

• Maintenance and upkeep of facilities taken care of

• Great investment opportunity with location and amenities

• Suitable for permanent residence or holiday getaway

• Chance to renovate and increase property value

• Rare opportunity for a 3-bedroom ground floor unit in Breakfree Resort Urangan

796 RIVER HEADS ROAD, RIVER HEADS offers over $590,000 considered

HOME IS ONLY 2 YEARS OLD & HAS GREAT WATER VIEWS

This immaculate 3-bedroom home is perfectly situated atop a hill, allowing you to enjoy the refreshing ocean breezes. While the kids have ample space to play, you can unwind on the covered entertainment area at the back, immersing yourself in the picturesque surroundings. The property's central location offers utmost convenience, with quick access to nearby boat ramps, local shopping centres, the barge to Fraser Island, and Hervey Bay airport. Boating enthusiasts will appreciate 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.

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• 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

• 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

Size: 836m2

DON BRYANT 0427 225 004

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WHEN LIFESTYLE & POSITION ARE KEY!

Positioned perfectly to take in all of what the beautiful suburb of Torquay has to offer, 7 Lester Crescent is an immaculate home situated in one of Hervey Bays most desirable areas. The versatile layout boasts four bedrooms and two bathrooms plus an open plan living/dining/ kitchen area. From the light-filled living room you can move freely into the kitchen and dining area or step outside to the covered alfresco and entertain guests. All the bedrooms have built-in robes, including your master with an ensuite. Immaculately presented the home has also benefited from recent updates including renovated bathrooms, updated kitchen, new lights, fans and flooring. While the list of extras to complete this well-presented property include air-con, security screens, plantation shutters, all whilst situated on a manageable low maintenance 610m2 block.

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Covered outdoor entertainment area

• Double garage with internal access, garden shed

Fully fenced 610m 2 low maintenance block

New lights, fans, flooring

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Within minutes to Esplanade, Urangan Central Shopping Centre, Schools

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Land Size: 610m2

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AFFORDABLE LIVING AND LIFESTYLE AT BEAUTIFUL BURRUM

This quality-built home boasts four bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, including a master bedroom with an ensuite and walk-in robe. Step outside to a delightful covered patio area, perfect for entertaining family and friends while enjoying the refreshing sea breezes. The property features established lawns and a landscaped backyard, providing a safe and enjoyable space for both family and furry friends to play. Sitting on an 800m2 square metre block, the property is fully fenced, offering security and privacy. Additionally, there's a generous 7.8mx4.5m shed with side access, providing ample storage for your tinnie, campervan, and car – all set for your water or land adventures.

12 SEMPFS ROAD, DUNDOWRAN BEACH offers over $899,000 considered

LARGE FAMILY HOME, ALL THE POTENTIAL – READY FOR NEW OWNERS

Are you looking for a large block, close to the beach, with all the potential and then some? Look no further than 12 Sempfs Road. With large living spaces and four large bedrooms, this home is ready for its new family to make it their own. Cerandahs running the length of the home on both front and back of the property, enable you to enjoy your peaceful surrounds or entertain overlooking the gardens. The large shed, and double access to the property allows plenty of room for all the toys or a pool. Situated in the beautiful suburb of Dundowran Beach, you are less than

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58 HALYCON DRIVE, WONDUNNA

offers over $599,000

LARGE FAMILY HOME, ALL THE POTENTIAL – READY FOR NEW OWNERS

Situated in a quiet, popular area, 58 Halycon Drive, has hit the market and will be sure to impress. With 3 bedrooms all with built-in, plus walk in and ensuite to the large main bedroom, you will also find a rumpus room which would make a great second living space, work from home office, or even a fourth bedroom. The kitchen opens up in to the main living space / dining area creating a central hub. Stepping out into the back yard, there is lots of room for a shed, complete with great side access. Close to schools, shops, sporting grounds and the beach, location is key and living is made exceptionally easy.

Inspect By Appointment

3-bedrooms all with built-ins

Walk-in robe plus ensuite to large main bedroom

Large media/rumpus room – could be office, living room or 4th bedroom

Central kitchen with electric appliance and large island stone benches

• Ceiling fans throughout and air-conditioning to main bedroom and living room

Great sized back yard with room for a shed

Side access

Great quiet location

ASH HECKELS 0418 986 867

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Land Size: 564

64 WATERS EDGE DRIVE, CRAIGNISH offers over $365,000 considered

BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME IN CRAIGNISH

A very private, fully fenced, half acre block that can provide your new home with fantastic water views. Surrounded by quality homes and with town water, the generous block creates the perfect opportunity to build a large home, shed and pool - your dream is possible!

Situated in Craignish, you will find the peaceful lifestyle you have dreamed of, with local shops, Craignish Golf Club and beaches at your fingertips, and only 10 minutes to Eli Waters shopping village. Craignish, has the feel of a small, seaside town, with the main CBD and airport of Hervey Bay, minutes away.

For more information, please call Ash Heckels on 0418 986 867.

Inspect By Appointment

• Private, fully fenced half-acre block with potential for fantastic water views

Surrounded by quality homes and equipped with town water Opportunity to build a large home, shed, and pool

• Located in peaceful Craignish with local shops, golf club, and beaches nearby

Only 10 minutes away from Eli Waters shopping village

Land Size: 2081m2

ASH HECKELS 0418 986 867

9/66 Winchelsea Street, PIALBA 3 Bed | 2 Bath | 1 Car 48 Augustus Boulevard, URRAWEEN 3 Bed | 2 Bath | 2 Car | 622m2 INSPECT BY APPOINTMENT INSPECT BY APPOINTMENT • Kitchen, dining downstairs • Three bedrooms, main with ensuite • Ducted air-conditioning • Outdoor entertainment area • Single garage • Close to beach and major shopping centres • Impressive private 3-bedroom home • Currently rented • Open plan living and dining area • Three good size bedrooms, all with ceiling fans • Master bedroom with ensuite • Undercover outdoor entertainment area • Double lock up garage with remote access • Beautifully landscaped low maintenance yard • Fully fenced 622m2 block with side access • Located close to medical precinct, golf club, schools and shopping centre

TERESE PAYNE 0427 842 590

MICHAEL BATTERHAM 0401 788 792

offers over $550,000 considered

GREAT POSITION IN THE BAY

TERESE PAYNE 0427 842 590

MICHAEL BATTERHAM 0401 788 792

offers over $445,000 considered

POSITION

TERESE PAYNE 0427 842 590

MICHAEL BATTERHAM 0401 788 792

$865,000

METICULOUS ATTENTION TO DETAIL AND AN AIR OF UNDERSTATED SOPHISTICATION

41 Sandy View Drive, NIKENBAH 5 Bed | 4 Bath | 2 Car | 983m2 13 Harrison Circuit, URANGAN 4 Bed | 2 Bath | 2 Car | 803m2 INSPECT BY APPOINTMENT INSPECT BY APPOINTMENT • Open plan living, dining and kitchen with large porcelain tiles throughout • Kitchen with stone benchtops, ample bench/cupboard space and large walk-in pantry • Home gym (or extra bedroom) with views to Fraser Island • Private lounge room and formal dining space on second level • Main master bedroom with walk-in, ensuite with double vanity and private balcony • Second master with walk-in, ensuite and private balcony • Three additional bedrooms with built-ins, plantation shutters to all bedrooms • Undercover outdoor entertainment area overlooking inground pool • Remote controlled electric gate, ducted air-con, ducted vacuum system • Four bedrooms with built ins, master with ensuite • Open plan living plus second living area, dining, kitchen area • Chefs’ kitchen with modern appliances plus large breakfast bar • Undercover entertaining area • 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

TERESE PAYNE 0427 842 590

MICHAEL BATTERHAM 0401 788 792

offers over $1,400,000 considered

5 Meadow Drive,

DUNDOWRAN BEACH

INSPECT BY APPOINTMENT

INSPECT BY APPOINTMENT

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

Perched in an elevated position, 3 Sovereign Court Urraween is an exceptional property with captivating views of K’gari (Fraser Island) and the ocean. The north-facing deck is strategically positioned to enjoy stunning sunrises and coastal breezes. Spanning across 3824m2 the property offers ample outdoor space and features a 5 bay shed/workshop and a 3 bay carport. The four-bedroom house includes a master suite with a walk-in wardrobe and ensuite, a separate lounge room, and a dining area for entertaining. The family room opens onto the north-facing balcony, seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor living. The timber kitchen boasts stone benchtops and gas cooking facilities. With a 45,000-litre water tank, the property ensures a sustainable water supply for the beautifully landscaped gardens. This unique property offers a comfortable living space, enviable views, and a luxurious coastal lifestyle.

• 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

• Landscaped 3824m2 block

TERESE PAYNE 0427 842 590

MICHAEL BATTERHAM 0401 788 792

offers over $1,180,000 considered

• Open plan main living area

• Generous main kitchen with stone benchtops and ample storage

• Vast undercover outdoor space with bi-fold doors

• Office/study area

• Master suite with two walk-in robes and ensuite

• Four additional bedrooms with built-in robes

• Large attic connecting to fourth bedroom

• Dual living or guest accommodation with kitchen, bedroom and bathroom

• Inground pool

• 24 solar panels

• 3 bay shed with high clearance and double carport at main entry

TERESE PAYNE 0427 842 590

MICHAEL BATTERHAM 0401 788 792

offers over $1,375,000 considered

CALLTOINSPECT

12 Flinder Street, POINT VERNON

• 5 bedroom, 3 bathroom 2 storey residence

• Downstair open plan living opening onto ‘Queensland room’ off fantastic modern kitchen

• Access to double garage

• Upstairs master suite with private balcony, walk-in robe, ensuite ands stunning views

• 3 more bedrooms with built-in robes plus luxurious family bathroom

• Solar panels, Side access to HUGE 6.5 x 6.5m shed

• *fully fenced - DOG PROOF

• 3 new air conditioners

This home has a magical tranquill feel don’t miss out. POINT Vernon - one of Queensland’s top 10 Hot Spots

Mary-Lou Lloyd 0407 762 054

200M TO THE BEACHSIDE BLISS - OVERLOOKING FLINDERS PARK 749M2

$965,000

URANGAN RETIREMENT UNIT - RETIRE TO PARADISE- OVERLOOKING PARK

58/208-218 Elizabeth Street, URANGAN

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• One of Queensland’s Coastal Regional Hot Spot Properties

CALLTOINSPECT

TORQUAY - BEACHSIDE - ELEVATED POSITION - HI-SET RESIDENCE

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• 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 Couper 0427 400 012 - EXCLUSIVE AGENT $790,000

Torquay Terrace, TORQUAY

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URANGAN - DUPLEX (LIKE A HOUSE) - AMAZING VALUE - NO MONEY TO SPEND

3A Daintree Drive, URANGAN

dining room and air conditioning

• Master bedroom, built-in robes, ensuite and air conditioning

• Double garage plus additional outdoor carpark

• Backyard is fully fenced for animals plus outdoor undercover entertaining area and solar panels

• No adjoining walls - Like a Home!

One of Queensland’s Coastal Regional Hot Spot Properties

• 4 bedrooms all with built-in robes

• Master bedroom with ensuite and walk-in robe

• Spacious kitchen with large walk-in pantry

• Generous sized lounge room, dining area and huge rumpus/ family room

• Undercover outdoor entertaining area with music speakers

• In-ground salt water swimming pool

• 18m x 6m shed with lights and power including 6m x 6m studio with bathroom

• 12 panel solar system with up to 4 kilowatt inverter

• Split system air-conditioner and ceiling fans

• Insulation to ceiling and western house wall

• 3746m2 block with cleared fenced yard and nature backdrop

to get into Dundowran Beach

• File photos as tenant in place

• Large 3914m2 fully fenced block

• Versatile & family friendly layout

• 4 bedrooms plus home office or 5th bedroom

• Private balcony’s from three bedrooms looking out over the beautiful gardens

• Oversized living areas - lounge and downstairs rumpus room

• Central kitchen with plenty of cupboard and bench space

• Plenty of room for a pool

• Double garage under main roof with direct house access

• Large powered shed with bathroom

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Elevated Home with Hinterland Views

Offers Over $850,000 Considered

50-52 Parview Drive, CRAIGNISH

This lovely home is set on an elevated 2186 m2 allotment offering hinterland views in the highly sought-after Northern Beaches suburb of Craignish. You will enjoy the spacious peaceful lifestyle this size block offers. Only minutes away from nearby pet-friendly Dundowran beach. Walking distance to an 18-hole golf course, Craignish Country Club. A short drive medical centre, Foodworks store Plus close enough but far enough from the thriving heart of the Hervey Bay central business district.

• Elevated 2186m2 allotment offering rural views

• Quality Coral home completed in 2008

• Four spacious bedrooms with built-in wardrobes and ceiling fans

• Main bedroom includes a walk-in wardrobe and ensuite

• Study

• The bathroom includes a bath, shower and vanity plus a separate toilet

• The kitchen includes a pantry, wall oven, electric hot plate, rangehood and dishwasher

4128 6600

2 Ansons Road, Dundowran Beach www.rayedward.com.au

• Vast open plan dining and living area with reverse cycle air conditioning

• Separate media or lounge room

• The laundry offers direct access outside to the clothes line

• Solar Panels (40)

• Double garage with remote door and internal access

• Clear side access to the 9 x 6m shed with high clearance door

THE PERFECT LOCATION FOR YOUR DREAM HOME...

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

• Priced from $337,000 to $420,000

• Choose your own builder

• Titles anticipated end 2023

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..