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AN APPEAL, led by former Fraser Coast Councillors Sue Brooks and David Lewis, is progressing with momentum, seeking to have the height of the recently approved 18 storey Torquay development that would house the proposed Sheraton Hervey Bay Resort, reduced or thrown out.
This project, which has been a subject of debate within the community for the past 12 months, now appears to be entering a new phase, as the opposition exhausts all available legal avenues in an effort to impede its progress.
The appellants seek to have the Queensland Planning and Environment Court mandate a reduction in height for the approved development.
Their primary objective is to ensure that the development conforms with the applicable Planning Scheme, despite its prior approval by the Fraser Coast Regional Council.
Former Councillor David Lewis has confirmed that legal counsel has been retained to advise on the matter and to prepare a formal Notice of Appeal, which is a requisite preliminary step in pursuing the appeal.
He anticipates that the appeal will be lodged imminently and expressed confidence in the strength of their legal arguments.
The group, operating under the name Torquay Towers Appeal Fund – Hervey Bay, believes they have strong grounds for challenging the decision.
However, Mr Lewis prudently acknowledged that should legal advice indicate otherwise, the group would take the responsible course of action by discontinuing the appeal.
Donors have been apprised of this possibility and have expressed their continued support for the process.
At time of writing, the ‘Go Fund Me’ campaign supporting the appeal had raised in excess of $11,000 from 147 contributors, with donations ranging from $1,000 to more modest sums of $5 and $10.
Torquay Towers Appeal Fund has also made assurances that should the appeal not proceed, all donations will be refunded to the contributors.
A pertinent question has arisen regarding the legal expenses already incurred: if the law firm involved concludes that the appeal is not viable after dedicating time and resources to its evaluation, will the costs incurred be refunded to the Torquay Towers Appeal Fund for distribution back to the donors, in line with the Fund’s promise?
In this context, former Councillor Brooks has emphasized that she has maintained direct communication with all donors, who remain supportive of the actions being undertaken to advance a robust appeal.
Additionally, Ms Brooks has indicated that a formal request has been submitted to the Minister for Housing, Local Government and Planning, and the Minister for Public Works, the Hon. Meaghan Scanlon MP, to intervene in the matter by calling in the application.
A Queensland Government E-Petition, along with a complementary hard copy petition, has garnered approximately 2,700 signatures in support.
At this juncture, the dual-pronged approach of the Torquay Towers Appeal Fund comes into clear focus.
The first element is the legal appeal to the Planning and Environment Court. However, it is evident that the $11,000 raised to date will likely prove insufficient should legal counsel advise that there is a viable path to success, as the costs could potentially rise into the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
The question of where the additional funding will come from remains unresolved.
The developers of the project, Sunny Land, would be expected to participate as a respondent in any proceedings.
It is reasonable to anticipate that they will seek to expedite the legal process to prevent any delays or obstructions by the Torquay Towers Appeal Fund.
Given the strong internal recommendations from the Fraser Coast Regional Council, substantial public support, and the favourable outcome of the Council vote, it is not unreasonable to surmise that the developers are
confident in their position.
The second element of the appeal involves the formal request to Minister Meaghan Scanlon MP to call in the development application on behalf of the state.
Petitioners are urging the Queensland Parliament to compel the Minister to invoke the powers under the Planning Act to either reject the application or amend it to comply with the Fraser Coast Regional Planning Scheme.
Minister Scanlon, elected in 2020 with a margin of 7.8%, faces potential political headwinds, with recent by-elections showing an 18% to 19% swing away from Labor to the Liberal National Party (LNP).
This raises questions about her political future, especially with the Queensland State General Election scheduled for October 26, 2024.
Furthermore, the Labor State Member for Hervey Bay, Adrian Tantari, who holds a slim 2% margin, may seek to avoid controversy in his own backyard, surrounding this issue in the lead-up to the election.
Many media outlets are predicting a significant defeat for the Labor Party in the upcoming Queensland State Election, with the potential loss of a substantial number of seats and overall control of the government. Should these forecasts prove accurate, any current appeal to the Minister may become moot.
The Fraser Coast Regional Council, which ultimately represents the interests of ratepayers, may be facing a protracted and costly appeal process to defend the position it has already adopted. This raises pertinent questions regarding the potential financial burden on the community and ratepayers.
In my opinion, when you consider the timing of the appeal, the prevailing political landscape, and the expert opinions that supported the project’s approval by the Fraser Coast Regional Council, the likelihood of success for the Torquay Towers Appeal Fund appears to be limited. What do you think?
Mayor George Seymour’s recommendation that small children not be allowed to roam on all parts of K’gari is the height of common sense.
There is no shortage of beautiful sandy beaches or islands for recreation in Queensland besides K’gari. Surely one island - which is a National Park - can be regarded as a place where dingoes can be spared the temptation of small wallaby sized humans playing in front of them - possibly unsupervised by an adult.
Some folk are understandably in love with beautiful K’gari.
My husband went there with a group of men friends every year for 42 years!
But if a family takes small children to K’gari, vigilance would be needed 100% of the time.
This can hardly be relaxing for Mum and Dad.
International developers expect rural people to be naive hayseeds who will welcome any flashy confidence trick.
And so Hervey Bay residents were expected to fall for a gigantic 1930s Hollywoodstyle sparkling meringue with glittering windows, towering over the trees, birds, turtles and coral until only the meringue remained.
The pretence that the people of Hervey Bay gave their informed permission is contradicted by the thousands of protest signatures and donations.
Of course, we didn’t believe that “they” would do that to us.
It is a sad indictment of the state of Queensland Health and the HB Hospital when a three year old is rushed in vomiting, dehydrated and in pain, to be sent home with anti-nausea meds and fluids, only to be returned hours later worse, but again sent home… outcome??
Yet another trip to the hospital only to have to get the Emergency helicopter called to fly the child to Brisbane in a serious condition with pneumonia, lungs full of fluid in a serious condition.
No words! Just no words!!!
Praying she gets well. Is it going to take a death before something is done about the state of the emergency medical system???
Millions of dollars to bail out a casino when this is happening. Makes me sick to my stomach.
Most people you talk to have horrific stories to tell.
This is not a first. Maybe everyone should inundate the Minister with their experiences.
What a disastrous decision it was to introduce the European fox (Vulpes vulpes) into Australia, for recreational hunting in the mid-1800s!
Foxes quickly spread across the landscape and are now found in every state.
Despite many millions of dollars spent on control programs, foxes continue to threaten both wildlife and agriculture, making it one of our most significant invasive species.
Despite their relatively
small size (5-6kg) these opportunistic scavengers and predators are highly adaptable and will consume a wide variety of animals and plants from their environment.
Research estimates that foxes kill 300 million native animals in Australia each year (StoboWilson, Murphy & Legge, et al, Wildlife Research 2021).
These consist of native mammals, reptiles, frogs, birds and insects as well as bird and turtle eggs.
Fraser Coast ecosystems and wildlife are extremely vulnerable to the impacts of the European fox.
Turtle egg and hatchling predation threatens the breeding success of local turtle species, including critically endangered White-throated Snapping Turtle (Elseya albagula), Endangered Mary River Turtle (Elusor macrurus) and Loggerhead Turtles (Caretta caretta).
Local populations of small marsupials such as Planigales, Melomys and Dunnarts are also under threat from fox predation.
There are seven threatened species of small mammals and birds vunerable to fox predation on the Fraser Coast. Fox sightings (including dens and calls) can be logged on the free and easy-to-use FeralScan Pest mapping website or phone App.
Once you’ve created an account you can record fox sightings (or other feral species) and these are added to a map that is available to the public as well as government bodies.
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A 16-STOREY residential apartment complex and a 10-storey hotel with a wellness centre and food and retail precinct have been proposed in the Hervey Bay City Centre across from Seafront Oval.
Acting Fraser Coast
Regional Council CEO Gerard Carlyon said Council sought expressions of interest to buy and develop Council-owned land at 7-19 Hillyard Street in Pialba, and recently accepted a $5 million tender from HBC Build Australia, subject to conditions.
“Council bought land in Hillyard Street in Pialba in 2019 for $3.4 million as a potential site for a new administration centre but subsequently decided to colocate the new administration centre with a new library on the corner of Main Street and Torquay Road,” he said.
“The Hillyard Street land is in a strategically important location, which is why Council sought proposals for the site that would help revitalise the Hervey Bay City Centre, leverage the benefits that flow from the new Council building, and deliver on the 20-year master plan for the area.”
HBC Build Australia proposes building a 10-storey
Radisson Hotel with 152 rooms and a 16-storey Sunlife over 50s complex with 150 apartments, along with a wellness centre, multi-purpose conference room, restaurant and bar, and food and retail precinct.
Mr Carlyon said Council would now seek to negotiate a development lease agreement with HBC Build, under which Council would still own the land until the contract conditions are met.
“This is the first of several steps before a land transfer can take place, and the hotel and apartment complex proposal will still need to go through the development application process and be assessed by Council,” he said.
“Council shortlisted three tenderers and HBC Build
Australia demonstrated a thorough understanding of the project and a capability and readiness to deliver.
“This is an important parcel of land, and we want it developed in a way that provides maximum social and economic benefits for the Fraser Coast.
“A revitalised city centre will ensure Hervey Bay has a flourishing local economy and can compete at a state and national level for new business and industry, tourism expenditure and skilled workers.
“A key objective of Council’s Corporate Plan is to encourage business and investment to grow a diversified economy, and that’s what we are looking to achieve with the sale of this land.”
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Do you know someone who tirelessly volunteers without seeking recognition? Has your friend significantly contributed to the Fraser Coast region and deserves gratitude?
Celebrate their efforts by nominating them for a 2025 Australia Day Award.
Fraser Coast Mayor George Seymour said nominations are now open, and there are a range of different award categories to recognise outstanding individuals and organisations, including sports, arts and culture, and community groups.
“The awards are a great opportunity for us to come together, recognise and honour each other’s achievements and celebrate the community members who make the Fraser Coast great.
“This year we have consolidated the number of categories from twelve down to five to make it even easier for you to nominate deserving individuals and groups.
“A nomination is a great way to say thank you to someone who tirelessly serves our community or to celebrate a
star in their chosen field.” Nominations close on Friday, December 6, 2024.
A nominees recognition ceremony will be held on Sunday 19 January 2025 with the Australia Day Awards Presentation occurring at the Brolga Theatre on Sunday 26 January 2025.
Nominations are open now and can be filled in online at www.frasercoast.qld.gov.au/ australia-day
FRASER Coast residents
wanting to help guide the development of the Mary to Bay Rail Trail can apply now to be part of an advisory committee to Council.
Mayor and Committee Chair George Seymour said the Mary to Bay Rail Trail Advisory Committee, first established in 2022, is seeking six community members and key user group representatives to provide recommendations on the trail’s development and management.
“The Mary to Bay Rail Trail, which stretches from Maryborough to the Urangan Pier, follows the now disused rail line that connected the coal mines and farms of Wide Bay Burnett to the Urangan Pier,” he said.
“Local residents and visitors can walk, run and ride through two distinct sections – the urban area of Hervey Bay, and the rural section through beautiful forest areas between Nikenbah and Maryborough, which is progressively being developed.
“Council endorsed the Mary to Bay Trail Development Plan in 2019 and has worked with Fraser Coast Bicycle User Group volunteers and the Queensland Government to refurbish sections of the trail with a new 11-kilometre stretch
opening around Takura last year.
“The advisory committee will provide a forum for the community and user groups to make recommendations to Council on opportunities relating to the development and management of the trail into the future.”
The advisory committee includes three Fraser Coast Regional Councillors: Cr Seymour (Chair), Cr Paul Truscott and Cr Lachlan Cosgrove.
The committee also includes Council staff, and representatives from the Department of Transport and Main Roads, and Fraser Coast
Tourism and Events.
Interested residents will need to fill in a short nomination form detailing their experience and reasons for wanting to take on the next two-year term.
For more information and to apply visit https:// frasercoast.smartygrants. com.au/marytobayrailtrail Applications are open now and close 27 September, 2024.
A feasibility study conducted for Council found that developing the rail trail could inject $3.2 million into the local economy, providing a tourism drawcard and benefitting locals who want to explore the great outdoors by walking, cycling or riding a horse along the trail.
A DOG’S Day Out in Hervey Bay next month promises to be a fur-tastic day for local dogs and their owners, with a rescue dog catwalk, agility demonstrations, and a vet advice session among the highlights.
Fraser Coast Mayor George Seymour said the popular event was returning to Dayman Park, Urangan on Sunday October 13 from 8am to 12 noon, where Council will be looking for Hervey Bay’s bestdressed dog and celebrating responsible dog ownership.
“A Dog’s Day Out in Hervey Bay coincides with the annual dog registration renewal period with renewal notices being issued from late September and payments due by 31 October,” he said.
“At this year’s event, we are also offering dog owners the chance to win a $200 Fraser Coast Buy Local Gift Card if they renew their dog registrations at the event.
“This is a great incentive to renew registrations while socialising your dog and enjoying a fun day out with the whole family.
“Free microchipping will be available and our Customer Service team will be on hand to register pets FREE for the first time.
“In the Fraser Coast, it is compulsory for dogs to be registered with Council from 12 weeks of age and within 14 days of owners moving to the region.
“Ensuring your dog is registered and microchipped helps reduce the number of animals that end up at the animal facility and makes it easier for Council to reunite lost pets with their owners.”
Cr Seymour said if you’ve recently had your dog desexed and hold a Concession Card, you could be eligible for a $100 reimbursement, with desexing reimbursement forms available
at the event.
“The fun day will also feature market stalls showcasing pet products, demonstrations, pet advice, a rescue dog catwalk, and dog training tips and tricks,” he said.
“There will also be prizes for the best-dressed dog, best dog trick, and an owner look-alike competition.”
Local businesses offering pet products or experiences that are interested in participating in the event are encouraged to contact Council on 1300 79 49 29 or email enquiry@ frasercoast.qld.gov.au before September 27.
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FRASER Coast community groups and not-for-profit organisations planning Christmas, New Year’s Eve or Australia Day events can now apply for Council grants.
Cr Michelle Govers said applications for Council’s Festive Fraser Coast Events, Australia Day Events and Small Township Festive Decorations grants were now open at www.frasercoast.qld.gov.au/ grants, with applications closing on 9 October 2024.
“Council’s vision is to build better communities together, and through these grants, we assist local community groups and townships to come together to celebrate over the festive season and on Australia Day,” she said.
“Grants of between $500 and $2,000 per application are available for community groups to plan and host a Christmas or New Year’s
Eve community event between 15 November 2024 and 1 January 2025.
“Examples of events supported last year include the Howard Community Christmas Twilight Markets, the Toogoom Christmas Fair and the Burrum Heads Carols By Candlelight, to name just a few.”
Cr Phil Truscott said grants of between $500 and $2,000 were also available for festive decorations in small towns on the Fraser Coast.
“Grants are available for community groups and organisations to buy and install festive decorations such as lighting, Christmas trees, feature decorations, signage and banners in outdoor locations,” he said.
“This grants program is open to Fraser Coast community groups in towns with a population of less than 10,000 people, which includes Bauple, Boonooroo, Brooweena,
Burrum Heads, Glenwood, Gundiah, Howard, Maaroom, Poona, River Heads, Tiaro, Toogoom and Torbanlea.
“The Christmas- New Year period is a wonderful time of year, and Council encourages local community groups to make the most of the funding available to assist with projects, events and decorations to celebrate the festive season.”
Cr Govers said community groups and organisations planning events for Australia Day on Sunday 26 January 2025 could also apply for grants of between $500 and $2,000.
“Australia Day is an opportunity to come together to reflect, respect and celebrate. Australia Day is a day that reminds us of the common bond we share as Australians, connected by a desire for unity, and the promise of safety, stability and prosperity,” she said.
HBNC is proud to announce that Farzina William, our dedicated Community Action for a Multicultural Society (CAMS) project officer, has been honoured with a Highly Commended Award at the prestigious Multicultural Queensland Awards, held in Brisbane on Friday, August 23rd.
The award was presented by Minister Charis Mullen, recognising Farzina’s tireless efforts to support and empower people from multicultural communities across the Fraser Coast.
The Multicultural Queensland Awards celebrate the outstanding contributions of individuals, groups, and organisations who promote and support an inclusive,
harmonious, and united Queensland.
Farzina’s recognition is a testament to her commitment to fostering a sense of belonging for people from all walks of life.
Cate Akaveka, HBNC’s Enterprise and Development Manager, expressed her pride in Farzina’s achievement.
“Farzina’s dedication to supporting our multicultural communities is truly inspiring. Her work has touched the lives of many, helping them to feel welcomed and supported as they navigate life in a new country,” Cate said.
“This award is a welldeserved acknowledgement of her hard work, passion, and the positive impact she continues
to make in our region.”
Farzina said she was deeply honoured to receive the award.
“I am humbled by this recognition. Working with our multicultural communities is more than just a job for me—it is a calling,” Farzina said.
“Every day, I see the strength, resilience, and vibrancy that diversity brings to our community. This award is not just for me, but for all the people I work with, who inspire me to do my best every day.”
HBNC congratulates Farzina on this remarkable achievement and looks forward to her continued contributions to the multicultural fabric of our region.
Council are encouraging residents to take advantage of FREE green waste disposal at local waste facilities, when cleaning up their gardens this Spring.
Council Resource Recovery
Spokesperson Michelle Byrne said with the arrival of Spring, now is the perfect time to start cleaning up your yard.
“Residents can drop off up to four cubic metres or one tonne of clean green waste for free at every waste facility across the Fraser Coast, with the exception of Aramara Transfer Station,” she said.
“Green waste includes items such as lawn clippings, mulch, branches (under 1.2 metres long and 40 centimetres wide), weeds, leaves, unwanted plants, tree trunks, seeds and fruits.
“By cleaning up your garden and disposing of green waste
at Council’s waste facilities instead of the red lid bin, you’ll not only have a tidier yard, you’ll also be helping the environment by reducing the amount of methane gas produced when food scraps and garden waste decomposes in landfill.
“At the Maryborough Landfill, methane gas is captured through special pipes and converted into energy, powering about 35% of homes in Maryborough. Whist most of the methane gas is captured some methane gas still escapes to the environment.
To minimise this and keep green waste like grass clippings and branches out of landfill, Council offers free green waste disposal at most facilities.
“This green waste is turned into mulch, which helps save landfill space, reduce
greenhouse gas emissions and promote a circular economy.”
Cr Byrne said this highquality mulch, which can be purchased at the Nikenbah and Maryborough waste facilities, can be used in gardens to promote healthier plants and support a sustainable economy.
"Council is committed to supporting a greener Fraser Coast by implementing initiatives that reduce waste, promote recycling, and encourage sustainable practices across the community,” she said.
“It’s all about building better communities together.”
For more information about what is green waste and where it can be disposed of, visit Council’s website: https:// www.frasercoast.qld.gov.au/ green-waste-and-mulch.
PROPOSAL FOR 5G UPGRADES TO MOBILE PHONE BASE STATIONS AT EXISTING TELECOMMUNICATIONS SITES IN TORQUAY AND PIALBA
1. The site at which this works is being undertaken is located at 539 Boat Harbour Drive, Torquay QLD 4655 (Lot 2 RP155588). The proposed works include the installation of new 4G and 5G equipment and associated works at the existing 35m monopole. The proposed works comprise of:
• Replacement of three (3) existing panel antennas with three (3) new panel antennas (each antenna no longer than 2.8m in height) on existing antenna mounts on existing structure,
• Installation and reconfguration of associated ancillary equipment including but not limited to the replacement of nine (9) remote radio units (RRUs) for nine (9) RRUs on the existing mounts and the installation of one (1) GPS antenna on the existing equipment shelter to ensure proper functioning of the facility.
2. The site at which this works is being undertaken is located at 1C Hillyard Street, Pialba QLD 4655 (Lot 2 RP98096). The proposed works include the installation of new 4G and 5G equipment and associated works at the existing 30.5m lattice tower. The proposed works comprise of:
• Replacement of three (3) existing panel antennas with three (3) new panel antennas (each antenna no longer than 2.8m in height) on existing antenna mounts on existing structure,
• Installation and reconfguration of associated ancillary equipment including but not limited to the replacement of twelve (12) remote radio units (RRUs) for nine (9) RRUs on the existing mounts and the replacement of one (1) GPS antenna with one (1) GPS antenna on the existing cable ladder to ensure proper functioning of the facility.
3. Optus regards the proposed works as a low-impact facilities under the Telecommunications (Low-impact Facilities) Determination 2018 based on the descriptions above.
4. The proposed infrastructure will comply with the ACMA EME regulatory arrangements. An EME Report and further information can be obtained from www.rfnsa.com.au for site numbers 4655018 (Torquay) and 4655005 (Pialba).
5. In accordance with Section 7 of C564:2020 Mobile Phone Base Station Deployment Code, we invite you to provide feedback about the proposals. Further information and/or comments should be directed to: CPS Technology & Infrastructure, (02) 9300 1700, submissionsVIC@ cpstech.com.au by 5pm on Friday 4th October 2024.
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• To provide you with the highest standard of dental care in a safe and healthy environment
• To strive for pain-free and positive treatment outcomes
• A fair and competitive pricing structure
• To make every effort to run on time, our aim being to see you within fifteen minutes of your appointed time
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AS I ENTER my 42nd year, I often tell anyone who will listen that I will be forever young. But let’s be real—my body and hormones have undergone some unexpected changes. This journey has led me to dive deep into understanding and learning all I can about perimenopause, menopause, and all the secrets to longevity and resilience against ageing.
The past few years have been a ride. I’ve consulted doctors, naturopaths, psychologists, and dietitians, and I’ve had countless conversations with friends. I’ve been fortunate to find professionals who genuinely care about my health—individuals who listen to my struggles, frustrations, and those irrational, foggy moments. They’ve paved the way for my wellness journey, allowing me to navigate this new phase with hope and positivity.
I share this not to dwell on challenges but to empower you to seek the answers and support you deserve. I refuse to settle for “just okay.” I strive to be amazing every day, balancing my roles as a
parent, a professional, and an active individual. I rise early and seldom slow down until I collapse into bed. My well-being is crucial, and surrounding myself with encouraging people is essential. For four months, I tracked
my emotions, mood, and energy—not out of obsession, but to better understand my internal landscape. I discovered that while I often felt lost or frustrated, it was a cyclical pattern tied to my hormones, not depression. Once I realised this, my happiness returned with each new cycle, affirming that I have the power to shape my experience.
1. Seek a supportive medical professional.
2. Prioritise your nutrition.
3. Explore supplements and other options to enhance your health.
4. Make exercise nonnegotiable—strength training is key.
5. Value sleep—it’s essential for rejuvenation.
6. Embrace laughter, relaxation, and play.
7. Adopt a minimalist mindset—less stress means more freedom.
8. Nurture your relationships and ensure loved ones know they matter.
9. Create a safe space for reflection without distractions. Listen to your needs and plan for what fills your tank. Embrace this journey; it can be transformative!
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FRASER Coast Regional Council will provide $290,000 to the Rural Fire Brigades and LifeFlight to assist them in continuing to provide vital emergency services to the local community.
Mayor George Seymour said both organisations had a crucial role in safeguarding Fraser Coast residents, and the Council was providing a financial contribution to support them using funds collected from the Disaster Management Levy.
“The Rural Fire Brigades provide invaluable fire prevention and mitigation activities such as hazard reduction burns and community education, in addition to responding to bushfires and other emergency incidents,” he said.
“The brigades are powered by volunteers and rely on financial contributions from Council and other sponsors to maintain their operations and provide effective emergency services.
“LifeFlight is a lifeline in emergency situations, offering rapidresponse aeromedical services that can be the difference between life and death.
“They are crucial in rural and regional areas, delivering advanced medical care and facilitating emergency evacuations during disaster events.
“The safety and well-being of our community is a top priority, and these funds from Council will help ensure that the Rural Fire Brigades and LifeFlight have the resources they need to respond swiftly and effectively in emergencies.
“Council’s support reflects our deep appreciation and gratitude for the tireless work of both organisations in keeping our community safe.”
At a meeting on 28 August, Council resolved to allocate $260,000 in funding for the 2024/25 financial year to the Queensland
Fire Department on behalf of the 28 Rural Fire Brigades operating in the Fraser Coast region.
An additional $30,000 in funding was also approved for LifeFlight for the 2024/25 financial year.
LifeFlight Wide-Bay Burnett Regional Advisory Committee chair Neil McPhillips said:
“LifeFlight is proud to help communities in the Fraser Coast region and beyond. We’re extremely grateful for the support of the Fraser Coast Regional Council for LifeFlight’s services.”
LifeFlight aeromedical crews airlifted over 300 people in the Fraser Coast region in the past financial year. The rescue chopper crews were tasked with 57 primary missions, which included oceanbased search and rescues, motor vehicle accidents and jellyfish stings on K’gari.
THE FRASER Coast Cheer and Dance studio’s Open Hip Hop Dance Team has achieved a major milestone, clinching 1st place and Novice Grand Champions at the recent Aussie Gold Internationals on the Gold Coast.
Competing against over 60 novice teams from Queensland and beyond, the team emerged with the highest score across all styles of dance, marking a significant accomplishment for the local studio.
This outstanding victory has earned the team an invitation to the National Championships in Adelaide this November. This prestigious opportunity will allow them to represent Hervey Bay on a national stage and be an incredible experience of a lifetime.
Founded in October 2022, Fraser Coast Cheer and Dance has rapidly expanded, now boasting 14 teams.
The studio, located in Hervey Bay, next to the PCYC, offers a range of competitive and recreational cheer and dance classes for ages 2 and up, fostering a welcoming and inclusive environment.
The victorious Hip Hop team, known as "White Heat," comprises six dedicated athletes aged 14 to 39. Julie, the oldest team member, has rekindled her passion for dance only recently, with the guidance from coach Del, seeking a fulfilling hobby outside of her work and family life. She is eager to represent Fraser Coast at the Nationals before turning 40 next year.
Del, the team’s passionate coach, has been instrumental in their success. Her dedication and enthusiasm for dance have driven the team to excel, and she is immensely proud of their achievement. Del’s commitment to
making each routine shine on stage reflects her deep passion for the sport and her unwavering support for her dancers.
To achieve this, the team is seeking support from the local community. They are reaching out to businesses for sponsorship to cover travel and accommodation expenses. Sponsors will not only help the team reach Adelaide but will also gain valuable exposure through logo placements, social media mentions, and marketing materials.
The National Championships are set for November 2-3 in Adelaide.
Local businesses and community members interested in supporting the team can contact FCCD owner Amanda Huxley at admin@ frasercoastcd.com.au or call 0473 401 958 for more details on sponsorship opportunities.
WEDNESDAY 25 SEPTEMBER, 7PM
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Z-PAC Theatre has two intriguing one-act plays that showcase the diverse range of the human experience.
The first production, Tracks, written by Peter Tarsi and directed by Jonathan Canning, takes viewers on an emotional journey with ten strangers who mysteriously find themselves in a subway station.
With no memory of how they arrived, they are forced to confront their pasts as they face an ultimate decision.
The show explores the themes of life, death, and fate, creating an atmosphere of suspense and philosophical introspection.
Director Jonathan Canning expressed his enthusiasm, "I like the sense of mystery and intrigue in Tracks."
"We watch the journey of these characters as they come to terms with their fates. It’s
full of emotional highs, and audiences will love seeing the characters interact."
Canning also highlighted the contrast of dark and light in the play, which he believes mirrors real life, "We all carry emotional baggage."
The second offering, The Crows of Darkmoor Common, directed by Jonathan Dunn, presents a different but equally engaging experience.
Fresh from the crazy stable comes another weird and wonderful concoction in the vein of past shows like Flummoxed and Rough
This visually and physically intense production is set in a dystopian, steam-punkinspired 1860’s style world.
Words have been cancelled for their ‘toxic effect’ on individual wellbeing. Not just some words; all words.
Dunn described the play as
"visual and physical theatre at its ridiculous best," with an ensemble cast that has brought this bizarre world to life.
The plot centers on a diabolical scheme to steal golden eggs guarded by a convent of Ninja Nuns.
With a mix of anti-heroes, romance, and absurdity, The Crows of Darkmoor Common promises to be an entertaining and unique experience.
Dunn praised the cast for their creativity, "This play has simply built itself."
Tracks and The Crows of Darkmoor Common run from October 11- 27, across three weekends.
To secure your seat, visit www.zpactheatre.com.au.
For group booking discounts, contact the Secretary at 0427 225 008 or email bookings@ zpactheatre.com.au.
Fraser Island -K’Gari is the world’s largest sand island and stretches for 123km. Tours depart daily.
HERVEY Bay Regional Gallery will welcome works by some of Australia’s leading 20th century artists, as part of the Albanese Labor Government’s Sharing the National Collection program.
Four works of art will travel to the Fraser Coast region for a period of two years where they will be presented in conversation with pieces from the gallery’s own collection.
The works will feature as part of ‘National Interests: Australian Arts in the 20th century’ an exciting new exhibition opening this month.
Minister for the Arts, Tony Burke, said the loan created an opportunity for locals to connect with pieces of national significance.
“Sharing the National Collection gives Australians a chance to see some incredible pieces of art up close and personal - not just in Canberra but at local galleries right across the country.
“At any point in time 98 per cent of the National Galley’s collection is in storage. We don’t buy art so it can live in storage, we buy it so it can be seen and it’s fantastic that these works will make their way out of storage to picturesque Hervey Bay.”
HERVEY Bay stands at a pivotal moment.
As our population grows, we face a pressing question: Do we continue to expand outwards, or do we start building upwards?
This isn’t just a matter of land use; it’s a decision that will shape our city’s future, our lifestyle, and even our contribution to climate change.
On the other hand, building upwards—densifying our city’s footprint—could be the key to a sustainable future.
Yes, it challenges the traditional character of
viable.
More people per hectare mean we can support vibrant amenities, lower our collective emissions, and create a community that attracts both young and old.
So, where do we draw the line?
Do we go up or out? Which choice better safeguards our environment, our economy, and our way of life?
“This partnership will see works by notable 20th century Australian artists such as Arthur Boyd, Sidney Nolan, and Margaret Preston sent to the Fraser Coast in Queensland and presented ‘in conversation’ with the Hervey Bay Regional Gallery Art Collection.”
Fraser Coast Mayor, George Seymour, encouraged locals to check out the new exhibition.
“This is an incredible opportunity to elevate the Hervey Bay Regional Gallery’s
Director of the National Gallery of Australia, Nick Mitzevich, said the program gave regional galleries a chance to connect with locals and visitors in a meaningful way.
profile and share these remarkable artworks with residents and visitors.
“This exhibition will provide students in the region with a unique opportunity to learn about Australian art history—not through screens or by travelling to a capital city, but right here in their own backyard.”
The loaned works include:
• Head of a Soldier by Sidney Nolan
• Landscape bear Berwick by Arthur Boyd
• Still Life: fruit (Arnhem Land motif) by Margaret Preston
• Basket of fruit by John Wardell Power
Urban sprawl might seem like the natural choice—more space, bigger blocks, and a sense of escape from the hustle.
But at what cost?
The clearing of land not only disrupts local ecosystems but also demands extensive infrastructure investments from the council.
These costs don’t just vanish; they translate into higher taxes, longer maintenance periods, and increased carbon footprints as services stretch further and further from the city’s core.
Hervey Bay, especially for those who have lived here for decades and cherish its lowrise charm.
But higher density living reduces the need for sprawling infrastructure, cuts down on car dependency, and makes public transport more
This isn’t a simple debate; it’s a question that demands thoughtful consideration from every one of us.
Those who instinctively resist change must also weigh the long-term implications of their stance.
The future of Hervey Bay— and the planet—hangs in the balance.
AT JUST 25, Amy Snyders life has already been filled with rich experiences, bold moves, and big dreams.
Born in Durban, South Africa, Amy’s early years were shaped by her mother’s creative textile printing business and her father’s role as an accountant.
In 2007, when Amy was just eight, her family made the life-changing move to Australia, settling in Ferny Grove, Brisbane.
The decision was driven by the desire for a safer environment and better opportunities, given the crime and corruption in South Africa at the time.
While her memories of her early years in South Africa are faint, Amy’s life in Australia soon took centre stage.
She excelled in her studies at school and ultimately found her passion for
Academy of Creative Industries.
There, Amy focused on visual arts and design technology, driven by a strong work ethic instilled by her South African upbringing.
Her mother’s mantra, “Nothing comes easy, you have to work for it,” is one Amy continues to live by today.
At fourteen, Amy landed her first job at McDonald’s, working her way up to a shift manager by the time she left five years later.
This early taste of responsibility and leadership set the foundation for what was to come. After completing her Bachelor of Architecture at the University of Queensland, Amy made the bold decision to spend her final year of study abroad in Germany, an experience that would profoundly shape her worldview.
Her love for creativity and problem-solving naturally led her
solution-based brain,” Amy explains.
“Architecture felt like the perfect blend of creativity and logic.”
Now, with a completed master’s degree in architecture under her belt, she’s on the path to becoming a registered architect – a process that involves rigorous self-driven study, logbooks, and exams.
For Amy, the journey toward registration is another step toward her goal of contributing to the community in meaningful ways through her designs.
In 2020, as the world grappled with the impacts of COVID-19, Amy moved to Hervey Bay for a job at Keystone Architects.
It wasn’t part of her original plan – she thought she’d only stay for 18 months – but three years later, Amy is still here and thriving.
“Working regionally has given me such a broad range of experience,”
from schools to commercial buildings, learning how each space is used differently but always for the people who inhabit them.”
Amy is deeply passionate about shaping the future of her community and has ambitious dreams ahead.
While her ultimate goal is to run her own architecture firm, for now, she’s fully embracing every opportunity to learn and grow.
With each new project, Amy is soaking up valuable experiences that will help pave the way for her bright future.
On a personal level, one of her dreams is to contribute to the development of the Esplanade. She envisions higher-density buildings that cater to young professionals, as well as creating a more vibrant nightlife and transforming parts of the Esplanade into pedestrian-friendly
These ideas, Amy admits, are still just that – ideas – but she hopes they’ll come to fruition one day. Beyond her career, Amy is deeply involved with the Hervey Bay Surf Lifesaving Club. She joined to meet people her age, but it quickly became a key part of her life. As a volunteer, Amy runs development camps and programs, contributing at both the local and state levels. Surf lifesaving, for Amy, is not just about keeping the beach safe – it’s another way to connect with her community.
Amy looks forward to life’s challenges. Whether she’s training for a triathlon, writing leadership programs, or working on her architecture registration, Amy’s commitment to pushing herself forward is clear. With big dreams and a heart for her community, there’s no doubt Amy’s story is only just
Sisters Bella, 4, & Zahra Wilden, 6, are excited about their first ever Teddy Bears Picnic
Corey Bucton, 3, gets up close to Ted the therapy dog while Maximus Cornwall, 7 has cuddles with Nana the therapy bunny
Dr. Cooper Proctor, 5, comes to the rescue, making sure Big Ted gets his much-needed injection
Kylie Edmondstow & Daughter, Isabella, 2, soak up the entertainment on stage Pheobe Hall, 4, is prepared for anything with her teddy, wings & wand
Athena Thurling, 3, pauses between bites of her ice cream to flash a smile
Fairies Brianna Duffy, Lilianna Tomkinson & Jasmine Kuskie from Lakeside Dental Spa spread the word about kid’s dental Frida Ryan thinks Ted is pretty special
Colorbond roof with ceiling insulation, fascia and gutter
Wide range of bricks from Austral with sisalation
Concrete floor slab
Bradnams aluminium windows and glass sliding door
Safety screens to all windows and doors
Plasterboard internal wall lining, coved cornice, skirting boards and architraves
• Entrance door (builder’s range)
• Floor coverings, carpet to all bedrooms, WIR, and lounge area, builders range from Andersens floor coverings
Vinyl plank OR tiles to entry, kitchen, dining and hallway
Tiles to all wet areas (Builder’s Range)
Tiles to Kitchen splashback, Bathroom, Ensuite, WC / Laundry
• Kitchen - Laminated kitchen cupboards and bench top
Kerry Campbell Homes are Hervey Bay’s house & land specialists. Servicing the region for more than 25 years. Building quality, afordable homes to suit any budget.
• Bathroom & Ensuite
Builder’s range vanity to bathroom and Ensuite with flick mixer tapware and mirror over vanities. (Builder’s Range)
• Ceramic hot plates with fan forced oven and rangehood (Builder’s Range)
• 1510 Acyrlic bath with bath mixer tapware. Showers to bathroom / Ensuite as per plan hand held shower kit and shower mixer tapware.
• Double Chrome towel rail to bathroom and ensuite and toilet roll holders to wc and ensuite.
• 1 NBN data point. Toilet suite (builder’s range) Smoke detectors where indicated
• TV antenna, 1 TV point All double power points Energy efcient light fittings
• Built in wardrobes to
& returns Verticals to all living areas Ceiling fans (builders range) Patio as per plan
• Letterbox Electric hot water system All plans subject to Fraser Coast regional council approval Full termite treatment (introduced 01/01/01) - note - annual inspection recommended by suppliers Quality paint
Slade & Aletha Walters
117 HONITON STREET
10B JIMILEE STREET DUNDOWRAN BEACH
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110 Barranjoey Drive, Sunshine Acres
The Ultimate Acreage Lifestyle
Situated in the sought-after enclave of Sunshine Acres, this private 5-acre lot offers the ultimate in secluded luxury. The property features a grand residence, perfectly outfi ed for unparalleled comfort, along with a large three-bay shed for all your toys and tools, and a selfcontained office/studio, complete with a kitchen, bathroom, and additional three rooms.
The insulated 7x6m alfresco dining and BBQ area is perfect for outdoor entertaining, offering expansive views of the property and the 10x4m inground saltwater swimming pool.
The three-bay barn-style shed with a 3.6m clearance is ideal for a van or horse float. The acreage features a separate paddock suitable for horses, with water supplied by three 5000-gallon tanks, one 3000-gallon tank, and a dam with a pump. State-of-the-art sandfiltered septic systems serve both the main house and the studio unit.
With 6.6KW solar power, solar hot water and internet this home, is both modern and practical. Fully fenced with dog-proof fencing and an electric front gate, this property is a masterpiece of design and functionality.
Hervey Bay 4128 2188
357 Esplanade, Scarness rh.com.au/herveybay
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4/3 Totness Street, Scarness
In the Heart of Scarness
Located in the highly sought-after “Sereno on Totness” complex, this immaculate single-story unit presents the perfect blend of modern living and convenience in the heart of Hervey Bay. Just moments from the Esplanade, popular cafes, shops, and the Beach House Hotel, you’re also a short stroll from the beach, making it an ideal lifestyle location.
This secure, gated community offers peace of mind with pin code access and designated visitor parking. For added convenience, the rear electric gate opens directly onto the bike path that runs parallel to the picturesque Esplanade, offering easy access for leisurely rides or walks.
Step inside to discover a home that feels brand new, featuring two spacious bedrooms, including a primary suite with a private ensuite. The second bedroom comes with built-in wardrobes and a ceiling fan, ensuring comfort year-round. The kitchen is a standout with its sleek stone benchtop, doubling as a breakfast bar, and flows seamlessly into the open-plan living and dining areas.
Outside, you’ll enjoy a low-maintenance yard with side access to the common driveway, perfect for hassle-free living. The garage is versatile, offering space for parking as well as a functional laundry area with seamless flooring, maximizing both efficiency and convenience.
Hervey Bay 4128 2188
357 Esplanade, Scarness rh.com.au/herveybay
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Price $940,000
35 Endeavour Way, Eli Waters
Picturesque Waterfront
This charming and spacious 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom home is situated on a generous 969 sqm block meeting the beautiful canals of Eli Waters. Perfect for those seeking a comfortable and convenient living space this property boasts a modern construction, complete with a double garage for vehicles or storage, a large outdoor family entertainment area and large media room. The layout has been thoughtfully designed to maximise breathtaking views, offering direct sightlines to the water from nearly every major room in the house. The property is conveniently located in a sought-after area, positioned for sunset viewing from the backyard, close to schools, shops, and public transport making it an ideal choice for families or investors.
15 Shell Street, Urangan - Stage 2, Fauna Lakes
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In a League of Its Own
Searching for a unique place to call home? 15 Shell Street, Stage 2 Fauna Lakes, offers highquality, executive-designed lakeside villas in an exclusive gated community. With just 11 villas, you can choose between stunning lake-view homes or private courtyards for added privacy. Each 3-bedroom villa includes a luxurious master suite, complete with an ensuite and double vanity, offering ample personal space. The open-plan designer kitchen is perfect for entertaining guests, while three of the villas come with a media room for ultimate relaxation. This secure, peaceful complex blends modern comfort with serene lakeside living, making it a sought-after retreat for those who value style and exclusivity.
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4 Waigani Avenue, Kawungan
Act Now, Your Coastal Living Beckons
This well constructed family home has been strategically designed in a way to capture the sea breezes and views over Hervey Bay. Situated on a 600m2 block, the rendered masterpiece has three inviting bedrooms, with the comfortable main bedroom featuring an ensuite, a walk-in wardrobe and sliding doors leading out to the veranda. The kitchen is positioned in the heart of the home overlooking the lounge and dining room which both lead onto the veranda, ideal for entertaining guests.
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553 Oregan Creek Road, Toogoom
Dual Living Airbnb – Investment Opportunity of a Lifetime
This amazing home is designed to capture the sea breeze whilst being within walking distance to the beach. With 3 amazing bedrooms and 2 bathrooms this home is the quintessential “Beach House”. Flowing internal rooms mean the living space is light/bright and cheery. The kitchen is at the rear of the home adjacent to the dining area and rear deck. Front and rear decks, good sized rear yard with a powered shed onsite, a garden shed compliments the back yard for all storage needs. Parking for a boat/trailer or an RV too.
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Hervey Bay 4128 2188 357 Esplanade, Scarness rh.com.au/herveybay
3 Bay Park Road, Wondunna
Family Home in a Quiet Neighbourhood
This spacious 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom home is perfect for families, featuring a light-filled master bedroom with a walk-in robe and ensuite. The functional kitchen opens to a versatile living/dining area, ideal for entertaining, with easy access to an undercover patio. Situated on a 650m² block, the backyard offers plenty of space for outdoor fun. Located in a peaceful neighbourhood close to reputable schools and a nearby park with BBQ facilities, this home combines com-fort, convenience and tranquillity.
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Price $665,000 Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L29106384
9/15 Shell St, Urangan – Stage 2 Fauna Lakes
Luxury Living within Walking Distance to Beach
As soon as you walk through the front door of this villa, the luxurious finish by renowned builder Ron Brown Homes becomes evident. This 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom villa is fully fenced providing additional security and peace of mind. The main bedroom includes an ensuite and each bedroom features ceiling fans and wardrobes. Walk into the designer kitchen which leads to the living/dining area and the outdoor area perfect for entertaining.
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61 Waterview Dr, Dundowran Beach
Coastal Home on 1/2 Acre with Expansive Deck and Two Sheds
This coastal home offers the perfect blend of charm and modern comfort, ideal for those seeking a peaceful retreat by the sea. With four bedrooms, including an upstairs master with an ensuite, there’s plenty of space for family and guests. The spacious deck is perfect for lounging, dining, and entertaining, while two sheds, including a large 9x9m rear shed, provide ample storage or workshop potential. The inviting interiors, natural textures, and large windows create a light-filled, relaxing atmosphere, making this home a true sanctuary for coastal living.
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Price $839,000 Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L27750775
1/14 Bentley Way, Urraween
Stunning Value - Premium Build
Pristine 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom house located in the sought-after Highview Estate. This property boasts a modern open plan living area and additional outdoor leisure space, perfect for entertaining guests or relaxing with family. The modern kitchen features highquality appliances, premium fi ings, and ample storage. The property also includes an epoxy floor double garage, providing secure parking for two vehicles.
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Price $680,000
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Hervey Bay 4128 2188
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2/15 Shell St, Urangan – Stage 2 Fauna Lakes
Luxurious Living in a Tranquil Lakeside Se ing
Experience lakeside luxury within a secure gated community at the heart of Urangan. This 3 bedroom, 2 car villa is built to the highest of standards by renowned builder Ron Brown Homes. The main bedroom boasts an ensuite and double vanity. The designer fi ed kitchen is perfect for entertaining and leads out onto the under cover entertainment area facing lakeside. Phone to arrange an inspection.
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15 Mitchell Avenue, Craignish
Once in a Lifetime!!!
This picturesque acreage boasts breathtaking vistas. From the moment you arrive you’ll be captivated by the meticulously landscaped surroundings providing a sense of seclusion and privacy. Adding to the allure are the 2 beautiful homes featuring a pool, plus 3 bay garage with wall to wall storage. The 2 homes need no work, ready to move in and enjoy, whether envisioning your forever homes with extended family, or the burgeoning Airbnb market this property offers limitless possibilities.
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Price $1,999,000 Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L1074671
112/396 Esplanade, Torquay
Fantastic Esplanade Location
Experience the ultimate beachside lifestyle in this 2-bedroom apartment, ideally located opposite the beach. Designed with comfort and convenience in mind, it features spacious bedrooms, an ensuite in the main, and a well-planned layout that promotes relaxation. Enjoy resortstyle living with easy access to all floors via a lift and an on-site pool perfect for leisure. Whether you’re looking for a serene retreat or a smart investment, this prime location has it all.
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Price $478,000 Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L29099872
Hervey Bay 4128 2188
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63 Gundesen Drive, Urraween
3 4 5
Located in a highly desirable neighborhood, this family home offers privacy and convenience, being just a short distance from all essential amenities. The custom-designed kitchen serves as the focal point of the home, overlooking the open-concept living area. The master bedroom, offers a walk-in wardrobe and a stylish ensuite lined with designer tiling. A second living area ensures plenty of room for everyone. The private, covered deck with plantation shu ers is an excellent space for entertaining family and friends.
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Price $1,250,000
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19 Picadilly Circuit, Urraween
COMING SOON
90 Esplanade, Point Vernon
This stunning waterfront property offers the perfect blend of luxury and coastal living. This spacious house features 3 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms and a 2 car garage, all situated on a generous 635 sqm land area. The property boasts a modern design with high-end appliances, beautiful architecture, and a balcony overlooking the breathtaking sea views. The interiors are thoughtfully designed with a focus on natural light and open spaces, creating a serene and inviting atmosphere.
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Price $1,990,000
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141 Moorabinda Drive, Sunshine Acres
Presenting an exceptional opportunity to own a charming 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom lowset brick home set on the front side of a sprawling 10-acre property. An enticing aspect of this property is the potential for future development and subdivision. With current surveyor’s plans in place to divide the property into two 5-acre blocks, there is the opportunity for dual occupancy or the option to create a separate dwelling on the subdivided portion.
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Price $1,222,000
Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L23238949
If you are seeking a well built home to make your own, or a smart investment in a high demand, high income area, act quickly - this opportunity will not last long. As an affordable entry point into the prized Highfields Estate, 19 Picadilly Circuit offers the tranquility of a quiet and elevated residential loop, just moments from Hervey Bay’s hospitals, private schools, and shopping centers. Expressions of interest are being taken prior to a full market release.
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12 Walter Street, Tiaro
2 2 4
This newly renovated home features solar panels, tall ceilings, 3 spacious bedrooms, a versatile front room, and a master suite with extensive wardrobe space. The kitchen is a chef’s dream boasting modern appliances, ample prep area, abundant storage and a butler’s sink with filtration. Enjoy dining with a view on the covered veranda complete with ceiling fans for those warm sunny evenings. There is a secure understory complete with laundry, an extensive workspace and under cover parking with remote gate access.
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Price $550,000
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34 South Street, Urangan
The old saying goes “Location Location Location”, being just a short stroll to arguably Hervey Bay’s best beach, 34 South Street certainly hits the mark. With a neat and tidy three bedroom brick and tile home, a great undercover outdoor entertaining space, the scene is set to not only live the fabulous beach lifestyle Hervey Bay has to offer but to also reap the rewards in the years to come.
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Price $625,000
Web rh.com.au/hervey bay/L1074644
Auction Thursday 26/9
Auction Thursday 26/9
Hervey Bay 4128 2188 357 Esplanade, Scarness rh.com.au/herveybay
4 Coventry Court, Urraween
On entering the thoughtfully composed layout provides an inviting yet laid-back atmosphere, immediately drawing a ention to the expansive entertaining area, outdoor gazebo and sparkling inground pool. The large wellappointed chef’s kitchen sits at the heart of the house centrally located in a spacious open plan dining and informal lounge area. The generous main bedroom suite has private access to the pool and entertaining area. Bedrooms two, three and four all have built ins while the fifth bedroom or study is conveniently located at the front of the house.
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Price $868,000
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8-12 Burrum Street, Urangan
Welcome to a prime development opportunity located in Urangan. This expansive 1942m² block is perfect for developers, investors or those looking to build their dream property. This property offers ample space for a variety of development projects (subject to council approvals) including subdivision potential, multi-unit development, or a luxurious single-family home. Currently, the property hosts a home featuring three large bedrooms. This structure could be renovated, expanded, or utilized as a temporary residence during development. A standout feature of this property is the massive garage with internal access.
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Price
$1,125,000
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110 Steley Street, Howard
Challenging all renovators, here is your chance to shine. Do you like a challenge? This property will challenge your renovation skills. The options are clear either remove the home and start again or bring your best renovation game. This is seriously an opportunity not to be missed.
587-588 Esplanade, Urangan
Escape to the tranquil waters of Hervey Bay with this unique opportunity at 587588 Esplanade Urangan. Total block size is 1843sqm approx and the lots have been consolidated for rates purposes. This is the quieter section of the Esplanade, surrounded by tastefully renovated or newly built homes, a stone’s throw to the iconic Urangan Pier, the bi-weekly Pier Park Markets and a wide array of dining & shopping choices.
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12/2 Barnstaple Street, Torquay
This 2-storey home offers three bedrooms, including a ground-floor main with ensuite, and two with walk-in robes. A separate lounge, dining room, and well-equipped kitchen provide ample living space, while the private courtyard is perfect for outdoor relaxation. Additional features include a study, two-way bathroom, and a two-car remote garage. Situated opposite the complex’s pool and just a short walk from Torquay foreshore, shops, and restaurants, it’s ideal for coastal living.
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Price $2,600,000
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132 Moorabinda Drive, Sunshine Acres
We present to you a 5 acre allotment that provides a great balance of space and convenience! Surrounded by the beauty of nature, it’s hard not to embrace the tranquility and privacy of your very own tropical oasis featuring 2 dams. Located in Sunshine Acres, you’ll find yourself approximately 10-15 minutes from town which provides the best of both worlds between enjoying the peacefulness of a rural se ing and having easy access to great shopping centres, medical and all that Hervey Bay has to offer.
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Price $550,000
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90 Urangan Street, Torquay
This is a rare opportunity to secure a generous 4637 sqm parcel of land in a prime location, offering endless potential for the astute buyer. Whether you’re looking to build your dream home or invest in future development, this expansive block provides the perfect canvas. With plenty of space and privacy, it’s ideal for creating your own personal retreat while still enjoying the convenience of nearby amenities. Don’t miss this chance to own a substantial piece of prime real estate.
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155 Cypress Street, Urangan
This charming 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom house is the perfect opportunity for first home buyers or investors. Situated on a spacious 994 sqm block, this property offers plenty of room for outdoor activities and potential future development. The open parking space allows for convenient off-street parking, while the high set provides a comfortable living space. This property boasts a beautiful backyard, cozy living spaces, and a well-maintained kitchen. The lush lawn and surrounding nature create a peaceful and serene atmosphere, perfect for relaxing or entertaining guests.
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Auction Thursday 26/9
Commercial Division Raine Horne Hervey Bay T: 07 4128 2188
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Hervey Bay 4128 2188
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3/65 Torquay Road, Pialba
161m2 For Lease
This modern property boasts a generous kitchen with a building area of 161sqm, perfect for a variety of office uses. This property presents a fantastic opportunity for businesses looking for a professional and stylish office space. Don’t miss out on this rare find in the heart of Pialba - contact us today to arrange a viewing!
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1/383 Esplanade, Torquay
300m2 For Sale
Imagine the possibilities of owning an elegant wine bar in such a desirable location. With the business and freehold premises on offer, this property ticks all the boxes. The Esplanade in Torquay is known for its vibrant atmosphere, a racting locals and tourists alike. With its proximity to the beach, shops, and other amenities, this property ensures a steady flow of traffic. Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to own your dream lifestyle in the bustling area of Torquay Hervey Bay.
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200 Boat Harbour Drive, Pialba
345m2 For Lease
This newly built 345m² commercial space is available for lease in a prime location, ideally positioned between a pharmacy and a medical center. Situated opposite The Good Guys in the Spotlight complex, it offers an a ractive shop frontage with an open floor plan. High visibility and signage opportunities make this property stand out, with exposure to over 19,000 passing vehicles daily. A strategic choice for your business.
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17 Honeyeater Drive, Walligan
2ha For Sale
This expansive lifestyle garden centre boasts a diverse range of products, from imported pots and statues to plants, fruit trees, and landscaping supplies. Spanning 2 hectares with prominent road frontage, it offers ample retail parking for 16 cars, bulk storage area for container unloads, and purpose-built display areas. The property includes a three-bedroom brick veneer home with an office and its own separate entrance, owner parking including a double garage, with additional space for trucks and staff
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1/36 Torquay Road, Pialba
Shop 1/36 Torquay Road presents an enticing opportunity for investors with a long-standing tenant of over 37 years. Situated in Pialba’s heart, it benefits from substantial foot and car traffic, opposite Bay Plaza Shopping Centre housing Woolworths and other renowned stores. Property highlights include locked side gate access, full air conditioning, unisex accessible amenities, a kitchene e, storage room, front and rear parking, and security cameras covering all aspects of the premises. This 132m2 space offers stability with its established tenant.
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200 Boat Harbour Drive, Pialba
840m2 For Lease
Are you seeking the perfect location for your business? Look no further. This recently built 840m² open floor plan office space, ideally positioned within the new Spotlight shopping complex, is now available for lease. This commercial property offers exceptional visibility and signage opportunities, a racting over 19,000 vehicles passing daily. Don’t miss this opportunity to establish your business in a high-traffic area with outstanding exposure.
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2/402 Esplanade, Torquay
228m2 For Lease
Prime retail site on the Esplanade at Torquay on a busy corner location surrounded holiday apartments, shops and across from the beach. 228m2 of space including a fully equipped commercial kitchen with good street appeal and accessible car parking. Ideal location for a restaurant or take away business. Contact us now for further information or to arrange an inspection.
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ELEGANT COASTAL LIVING AT DUNDOWRAN BEACH
As you step inside, you’re welcomed by an abundance of natural light complimented by a warm, neutral colour pallet. The inspiring design features a generous kitchen, lounge and dining room, that embraces open plan living with a separate media room for the whole family to enjoy. The oversized, light filled master suite serves as a luxurious parents' retreat, complete with a generous walk-in robe, a beautifully appointed ensuite, and private access to the pool. Bedrooms two, three, and four are equally spacious, providing ample room for the whole family. Additionally, this stunning home has a generously sized main bathroom with separate shower. Indoor living blends seamlessly to the multiple outdoor entertainment spaces boasting a covered alfresco zone, two separate powered Gazebos, one pool side and a further 3.5 m2 undercover area in the centre of the backyard.
Positioned in a quiet end of court location this coastal paradise is only a short stroll from the unspoiled beauty of Dundowran Beach, where daily walks, ocean dips, and endless relaxation await—no holiday required.
• Master suite with walk-in robe, ensuite and private access to pool
• Three additional spacious bedrooms
• Generous kitchen with stone benchtops
• 12 x 4m resort style pool, outdoor rain shower
• Multiple outdoor entertainment areas, one with outdoor kitchen
• Double garage plus additional 82m2 Colorbond shed
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• Frontside cement parking bay for caravan or trailer
• Ducted air-conditioning and ducted vacuuming
• Solar Panels (5kw system) and Solar Hot Water
• Bore water and pump
• Fully screened throughout
• Fully fenced 2080m2 block
DISCOVER YOUR 5-ACRE RURAL HAVEN TODAY
Imagine owning a serene 5-acre haven where you can listen to native birds and enjoy views of your own native bushland surrounds. Feel the cool evening breeze as the sun sets on your very own slice of paradise. Along with this tranquility, the property boasts a huge 3-bay shed with a car hoist and an additional 2-bay shed, making it perfect for anyone seeking space, storage, or a work-from-home lifestyle. This dream can be yours at 29 Ti Tree Rd West.
Just a 5-minute drive from Hervey Bay’s best attractions—swimming beaches, clubs, cafes, a medical centre, shopping, marina, and boat ramps—this freehold property features an impressive homestead. It boasts colonial wrap-around verandas, a huge main bedroom with a walk-in robe and ensuite, two additional extra-large bedrooms, and a main bathroom with a spa bath. The upstairs loft includes an office nook, bar, and entertainment area, while the kitchen and dining area offer stunning views of your private retreat.
• 5 acres, half lightly treed with native fora
• Contemporary homestead with wrap-around verandas and polished foors
• Three bedrooms plus a second-foor retreat/media room
• Main bedroom with walk-in robe
• Main bathroom with spa bath
• Spacious living, kitchen, and dining areas
29 TI TREE TOAD WEST, BOORAL OFFERS OVER $890,000 CONSIDERED Land size: 2.05Ha Inspect By Appointment
• Huge three-bay shed with 4.5 tonne hoist, 3.6m roller door openings, and 4.2m walls (12m x 10m)
• Two car accommodations next to the house (7.5m x 6m)
• Dam, chook run, and fully powered and plumbed outbuilding
• Town water and fenced boundaries
• Solar hot water and 3kW solar electricity system
• Convenient location with everything at your fngertips
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RUN, DON’T WALK - UNBELIEVABLE PRICE AND
Are you considering investing in one of our state's most rapidly growing regional areas? Perhaps you’re a first-time homebuyer eager to step into a flourishing market. Maybe you’re dreaming of a holiday retreat to escape the chilly Southern winters. Or you might be looking for a low-maintenance home base to return to between your travels. This charming property is situated in a small, well-kept complex just meters from the Esplanade. Here, you’ll enjoy a lifestyle where you can easily stroll to all the vibrant offerings of the Esplanade, while still being just a short walk from the CBD.
One of the key features of this well-maintained unit is the free-standing 6 x 3m Colourbond shed, complemented by a carport awning with double gate access and a single garage attached to the unit—a rare find in unit living, providing ample garage and storage space. The property includes two bedrooms, a bathroom, a laundry, a kitchen, and an open-plan living and dining area that opens onto a fantastic private covered outdoor space. Recent updates, such as new blinds and fans, along with solar panels and tinted windows, make this a great entry-level property that offers exceptional value in a prime location.
• Covered outdoor area, fully fenced courtyard
• 6x3m Colourbond shed plus carport with side access
• Single garage with remote control door
• Two bedrooms, both with fans, (1 with air con) built in robes
• Tiled living/dining room with air con
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• New fans, new blinds, tinted windows
• Solar panels
• Low Body Corporate fees
• Walking distance to Esplanade
JACKLIN CLOSE, POINT VERNON
STONES THROW TO THE BEACH - QUIET CUL DE SAC POSITION
Are you yearning for the peace and quiet of living in a cul-de-sac just a stone's throw from beautiful Gatakers Bay? 6 Jacklin Close, Point Vernon offers the perfect opportunity. From the moment you arrive, you'll be captivated. The private front fence leads you into a beautifully landscaped garden, guiding you to the front door. Upon entering the single-level home, the high vaulted ceilings in the living and dining room immediately catch your eye, creating a genuine sense of space enhanced by the natural light streaming through the large windows. The floor plan includes a spacious kitchen, a modern renovated bathroom, and a large master bedroom with a disability-access ensuite, along with three additional guest bedrooms. Situated on a very private 623m2 block with dual street access, vehicles can easily enter from the rear (Barker Street), and there is a private street entry off Jacklin Close. A double garage and a double garden shed are conveniently accessible from the rear. This property offers it all—ideal for downsizers seeking a peaceful existence, young families desiring an adventure playground in their backyard, or buyers who appreciate a fantastic, wellmaintained home in a prime location.
• Open plan living /dining with vaulted high ceilings and air conditioning
• Functional, spacious kitchen with ample storage and bench space
• Beautiful renovated bathroom with timber vanity, bath and shower, separate toilet
• Master bedroom with ensuite (suitable for disability access)
• Three additional bedrooms all with fans and built in robes
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• Covered outdoor area, front porch
• Double garage, double lawn locker
• Private well maintained 623m2 block
• Walking distance to beautiful Gatakers Bay
• Two street access- garage from Barker Street- street access from Jacklin Close
CALLING ALL INVESTORS
This could be the little investment property that you have been looking for.
17 Wedge Street is a great, low maintenance property is on a large block, with side access and situated in a popular and central location close to all amenities. This lovely home offers three bedrooms, all with built-in wardrobes, one bathroom, and two living spaces. Off the kitchen you will find the laundry, and then outside to the great undercover entertaining area overlooking the large backyard, complete with garden shed as well as carport attached to the property.
With a fantastic, long-term tenant in place who would love to stay, this property will make a fantastic and easy addition to your rental portfolio.
Walking distance from the local Eli Waters shopping complex, and approximately five minutes to the beach, golf club and CBD this home in is in a desirable central location.
To find out more, contact Ash today to arrange an inspection – 0418 986 867
• Three bedrooms with built-ins and fans
• Ceiling fans throughout
• Air-conditioning – split system
• Large undercover entertaining area
• Large fully fenced back yard with garden shed
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• 809m2 block with side access
• Carport attached to property
• Long term tenant in place
• Great addition to rental portfolio
• Walking distance to local shops, and close to all amenities
PERFECT LOCATION... STUNNING QUALITY HOME
• 2018 stunning home built by Stroud Homes
• Featuring high ceilings, quality fnishes, fxtures and fttings throughout
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One of the last remaining parcels of land, situated remarkably close to the water's edge in Hervey Bay, awaits your vision. Nestled in one of the area's most esteemed neighbourhoods, a mere stone's throw from the tranquil shores of Craignish/Dundowran Beach, this location offers unrivalled access to stunning sunsets right on your doorstep. Embrace the opportunity to build your dream home in this highly desired or sought-after area.
Spanning 669m2 this corner block boasts dual street frontage, promising both accessibility and distinction. Essential amenities such as town water, power, sewerage, and NBN connectivity are readily available. Set within a serene estate, it offers a peaceful retreat just moments from the beach.
• 669m2 corner block
• Dual street frontage
• Town water, power and NBN connectivity available
• Quiet location close to beach and local shops
• Ready to build your dream home
ocean view acreage FROM $365,000
High on the hill in the charming seaside village of Craignish you will fnd the perfectly positioned Sea Breeze Estate.
Ofering breathtaking ocean views, rural outlooks and fresh sea breezes each one of these incredible half acre land parcels are enhanced by the beauty of their natural surroundings.
Located just minutes away from the Craignish Shopping Village, which features a Foodworks Supermarket, medical centre and pharmacy. Or for those who enjoy an active lifestyle, the Craignish Golf and Country Club and the stunning beachfront are just down the road.
With gently undulating natural ground, Sea Breeze Estate provides versatile building options. Whether you build upwards to maximise the spectacular ocean views or prefer a more,
secluded private residence within the serene countryside. Each lot ofers ample space to create a home that perfectly suites your lifestyle, allowing you to enjoy the best of both worlds – peaceful rural living with modern conveniences close at hand.
Acreage properties located this close to town living are a rarity, don’t miss the opportunity to become a part of this exclusive Sea Breeze Estate community.
With limited lots available, now is the time to secure your place in this highly sought-after development.
Contact Don or Michael from Prime Agents today to learn more and take the frst step toward making your dream home a reality in this stunning seaside location.
www.seabreezeherveybay.com.au
Why talking to an expert counts.
Why talking to an expert counts.
If you don’t have the time or the expertise to get a handle on all the different home loans on offer, it pays to talk to someone who does.
If you don’t have the time or the expertise to get a handle on all the different home loans on offer, it pays to talk to someone who does.
We’ve built relationships with more than 60 of the country’s most respected lenders. We talk to each one, daily, to find out their latest rates and special offers. And because we apply for hundreds of loans every week on behalf of our customers, we know who is approving quickly and the information they’re looking for. It means you don’t just get to choose from a huge range of rates and products. You also get a head start on other buyers in the market.
We’ve built relationships with more than 60 of the country’s most respected lenders. We talk to each one, daily, to find out their latest rates and special offers. And because we apply for hundreds of loans every week on behalf of our customers, we know who is approving quickly and the information they’re looking for. It means you don’t just get to choose from a huge range of rates and products. You also get a head start on other buyers in the market.
Over 60 lenders you know and trust, in one place.
Over 60 lenders you know and trust, in one place.
Our relationships with all of the brands you see here gives you confidence that we can find the right lender for your unique situation.
Our relationships with all of the brands you see here gives you confidence that we can find the right lender for your unique situation.
In 2004, RealWay Property Consultants Hervey Bay opened its doors, becoming one of the founding RealWay ofces in Queensland. Over the past 20 years, we’ve seen Hervey Bay evolve from a cherished beachside retreat into the vibrant city it is today. In March 2019, Leanne made the impressive leap from Property Manager to Principal, taking on the responsibility of leadership with confdence. With her guidance, a refreshed ofce, and an allwomen team, the ofce continues to thrive from the same location two decades later!
Thank you to all our past and present clients, you have made us who we are today! We are looking forward to the next 20 years!
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This home is positioned a short picturesque walk through a protected Vine Forest to a safe sandy secluded beach. The home also possesses its own beautiful water vista. Listen to the sea whilst looking over a fish filled natural spring fed waterway. Utilize the water to enhance the already landscaped grounds or just enjoy the outlook. The home itself has multiple living areas to compliment the four bedrooms. The kitchen is located between the living areas and opposite the access to the covered outdoor entertainment area. Situated in the prestige Hervey Bay Suburb Dundowran Beach. The home is surrounded by quality homes that maintains the suburbs highest median price in the area. Contact us to make the steps toward this idyllic lifestyle.
Discover this low maintenance unit at The Domain Urangan. Featuring an air-conditioned open plan living area opening onto the enclosed patio, two spacious bedrooms, main bedroom with ensuite & WIR, and separate bathroom. This home is perfect for first home buyers or retirees looking to downsize. This wellappointed kitchen features a 600mm oven, electric cooktop, dishwasher, large pantry and ample bench-space. Built in 2007 and ofering 100m2 of interior living, plus 140m2 of exclusive use courtyard. Residents have access to tennis court, swimming pool, gymnasium, BBQ’s and lounge/rec area all set within a gated community for your safety and peace of mind.
Price Ofers from $475,000
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Easy living 3 bedroom home
Don’t miss your opportunity to secure your brand new home in Eli Waters. This low maintenance 3 bedroom home is ideally located close to shops, schools, childcare and future shopping centre and tavern. Make the most of your leisure time with this low maintenance 3 bedroom home. O fering an open plan living area with separate media room and under roof alfresco you’ll have plenty of space to unwind. Due to commence construction end of July, and complete early 2025, this is your chance to buy a new home in a sought-after and convenient location.
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We have strong demand for new and established homes from $500,000 to $1m plus. If you’ve been thinking about selling to upsize, downsize, realise a profit or relocate, contact Rod at Marks & Partners Property for an obligation-free market appraisal of your property. With over 23 years’ experience in residential property sales and marketing we can help you maximise the sale price of your property with friendly, professional service and attention to detail.
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Lot 143 Lady Elliot Crescent, Eli Waters
Located on 45 hectares of gently undulating land complete with sweeping vistas of the Great Sandy Strait and Fraser Island, Fraser Vista is arguably the best new water and island view address on the Fraser Coast..
Situated within close proximity to village shops, local schools and Hervey Bay town centre, this is the perfect time to embrace a sea change or start your retirement dream on the Fraser Coast.
• Blocks from 2,000m2 to 2,920m2
View the site at 62 Mahalo Road Booral (eastern end of Mahalo Road)
For more details or to arrange an inspection contact Rod Marks rod@markspartners.com.au 0408 619 491
This renovated and restyled coastal residence is certain to impress with its delightful details, all designed for effortless living and year-round entertaining. Located in the heart of Urraween, this home offers a perfect balance of peaceful living and convenient proximity to essential amenities. Hospitals, schools, Stocklands shopping centre, and stunning beaches are all just a short drive away, making it an ideal location for families and those seeking a relaxed coastal lifestyle.
Nestled in the serene Eliza Court, this charming family home in Dundowran Beach offers an inviting escape from the hustle and bustle. Featuring four spacious bedrooms and two modern bathrooms, this residence is perfect for growing families seeking comfort and convenience. The open-plan living areas are designed for both relaxation and entertaining, making it an ideal setting for creating lasting memories.
Dundowran Beach is renowned for its tranquil ambiance and close-knit community feel. With pristine beaches just a short stroll away, weekends here can be spent enjoying sunsoaked days by the water.
Located only a few minutes to the beach and Burrum Heads CBD, we welcome this newly renovated home on 5 acres to the market! The spacious interiors are thoughtfully designed to provide comfort and functionality, making it easy to feel at home from the moment you step inside.
The kitchen has been fully renovated offering ample amount of cupboard and stone bench space. The open plan is spacious and functional for a family. The main bathroom and the ensuite off the master bedroom has been renovated tastefully. 3 2
Nestled in the heart of Pialba, this charming four-bedroom house on Seahaven Circuit is an incredible opportunity for families looking to settle in a vibrant community. With two bathrooms and a double garage, this home offers ample space for growing families. The open-plan living area is perfect for entertaining guests or spending quality time with loved ones.
Pialba is known for its relaxed coastal lifestyle and familyfriendly atmosphere. Located just minutes from the beautiful beaches that Hervey Bay is famous for, you can enjoy
