Hervey Bay & Fraser Island Tourist Guide - Edition 112 - Spring 2018

EDITION 112 SPRING 2018 INCORPORATING: Howard | Toogoom | Burrum Heads | Maryborough | Childers | Woodgate | Bundaberg & Bargara | Tin Can Bay

• WHALE WATCHING • FREE MAPS • TIDES TIMES • ON THE WATER • FRASER ISLAND • PUBS, CLUBS & EATING OUT

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• THINGS TO SEE & DO

• HEALTH & BEAUTY • SHOPPING • ACCOMMODATION • BUILDERS & REAL ESTATE • PLACES OF WORSHIP • EDUCATION • TRADES & SERVICES • MARKETS • RETIREMENT • AUTO

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Whale Watching .................................... 05 - 10

TULLY CARDWELL

Things To See & Do ............................... 11 - 19 Local Markets .............................................. 20

INGHAM

Accommodation .................................... 21 - 23 Complete Health & Beauty .................... 24 - 26

TOWNSVILLE

Pubs, Clubs and Eating Out .................. 27 - 34

PROSEPINE

AYR HOME HILL

Community News ....................................... 35 Maps .................................................. 36 - 40 Street Directory / River Heads ................... 41 Street Directory .......................................... 42

AIRLIE BEACH

TOOGOOM

Toogoom ...................................................... 43

TAKURA

Burrum Heads ............................................. 44

MACKAY

Howard .................................................. 45 - 46

SARINA

Education / Places of Worship .................... 47 Shopping ............................................... 48 - 53 Shopping / Maryborough ............................ 54 Maryborough ........................................ 55 - 56 Maryborough / Poona .................................. 57

ROCKHAMPTON

Childers / Woodgate ................................... 58

GLADSTONE

Fraser Island ......................................... 62 - 64

Bundaberg ............................................ 59 - 61 On The Water......................................... 65 - 67 GIN GIN

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HERVEY BAY

Trades & Services ........................................ 74

Getting to Hervey Bay

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Hervey Bay is just an easy three and a half hour drive north of Brisbane along the Bruce Highway (1), turn off at Maryborough or Torbanlea . Travelling south, the Bay is about four hours from Rockhampton, or seventy-five minutes from Bundaberg. Qantaslink offers flights into Hervey Bay, only from Brisbane everyday.

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Whales migrate North from June to August Each year between April and November, Australia’s eastern coastline is a scene of spectacular acrobatic displays of humpback whales. After a summer of feeding on krill in Southern Antarctic waters, these charismatic animals migrate north to sub-tropical waters where they mate and give birth. The majority of humpbacks in Australian waters migrate north from June to August, and back towards the Southern Ocean from September to November during their annual migration of up to 10 000 kilometres. The exact timing of the migration period can vary from year to year depending on water temperature, sea ice, predation risk, prey abundance and the location of their feeding ground. At a maximum length of 16 metres, the humpback is not the largest whale found in Australian waters.

This species was once only valued dead — mainly for its oil and

baleen, or ‘whalebone’. Beginning in Australia shortly after European colonisation, whaling and the export of whale products became Australia’s first primary industry. Early Australian whalers once hunted from small boats, towing their catch back for processing at shore stations which one was believed to be at Urangan on the shore at Dayman Park. The development of harpoon guns, explosive harpoons and steam-driven boats commercial whaling so efficient many

whale species came very close to extinction. When southern right whales and blue whales became scarce, Australian whalers began to target humpback whales, killing approximately 8300 off the east coast between 1949 and 1962 until the International Whaling Commission banned humpback whaling in the Southern Hemisphere in 1963. It is estimated that the east coast population of humpbacks was sadly little over 100 individuals.

Preferred area for Winter Hervey Bay is a unique winter stopover ground for the migratory parade of Humpback whales. It is believed the calm, shallow, protected waters of the Bay is a preferred area for yearlings, sub-adult (sexually immature whales), followed by mature females in late August, and then we begin to see mothers with newborn calves in Sept-Oct. By mid-September the mature males have found the Bay, and the waters come alive with their haunting songs.

The arrival of the males, also means increased activity with males competing with one another for access to females.

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This means more aerial activity such as breaching (leaping nearly out of the water), and many head, tail and flipper displays.

Hervey Bay the only area in the world where humpbacks consistently approach vessels.

The curious humpbacks of Hervey Bay provide some of the most unusual and prolonged encounters with humans. These ‘muggings' are very unusual outside of the Bay and have made whalewatches in the Bay legendary. Even if you have watched whales elsewhere, nothing compares to watching the curious humpback whales of Hervey Bay.

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Remember to give them a wide berth “Migaloo the white whale and his friends, are Queensland’s Whale numbers had been increasing, making encounters favourite annual visitors, they have arrived in our with these magnificent animals more likely each waters and boaties are being year, whether you head out with reminded to give them plenty of one of Queensland’s whaleroom”. Environment Minister said. watching tour vessels or find a Caution zone “There had been unconfirmed vantage point on land. no more then 3 boats sightings of Migaloo off New South Restrictions around approach Wales and he could be off the distances do apply to all whales.

Queensland waters.

The standard distance is 100 He is the white wonder that all metres for a single boat, 300 Queensland whale watchers hope metres if there are three or more No No to catch sight of, but it’s important approach approach boats at the location and 300 to remember ‘special interest’ zone zone metres for jet skis. We know the rules now apply to him and all other whales traditionally like to stay and white whales. Most importantly, play in the protected waters of no-one can bring a boat or jetski Hervey Bay, and we want them to closer than 500 metres or fly an Caution zone enjoy themselves and ensure aircraft closer than 2000 feet to a no more then people can view them safely”. Full 6 knots, no wake special interest whale like Migaloo details of the approach limits and without authorisation. the other changes to the We want both Migaloo and whale legislation affecting marine watchers to enjoy his visit to our mammals can be viewed on the Department of waters. Separate rules exist for those hoping to spot a Environment and Heritage Protection website at glimpse of the 20,000 less rare whales expected to cruise up www.ehp.qld.gov.au. and down the Queensland coast this year.

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What ’ s On! Hervey Bay Open Mic Night Every Thursday from 7.30pm This is your chance to show off your musical skills.

Venue: Beach House Hotel, Scarness Cnr Esplanade & Queens Rd. Contact: beachhousehotel.com.au

Sunday Riverside 1st Sunday of every month Relax by the river. Free live music. Laid back afternoon.

Giant lawn games and family-friendly, fun activities.

Wood-fired pizzas, coffee and drinks service.

Venue: 5 Walker Street, Maryborough Contact: 07 4122 6060

Free Guided Maryborough Walk Tour Mon - Sat.(weather permitting) Take a look back to a time when Maryborough was a thriving port with one of their local guides.

Free tours depart City Hall Mon to Sat at 9am.

Venue: Kent Street, City Hall Maryborough Contact: 1800 214 789

Station Square Maryborough • Free School Holiday Entertainment – Rock Painting • Station Square Spelling Bee – Local Schools Competition - Category 1 – Grades 3 & 4 – 9am – 13th Oct 2018 - Category 2 – Grades 5 & 6 – 11am – 13th Oct 2018 - Category 3 – Grades 7 & 8 – 9am – 20th Oct 2018 - Category 4 – Grades 9 & 10 – 11am – 20th Oct 2018 - Semi-Finals – 9am – 27th Oct 2018 - Finals – 11am – 27th Oct 2018

• Santa’s Arrival – 17th November 2018

STATION SQUARE SHOPPING CENTRE

Fraser Coast Music Muster Wed, 24 October - All Day The showgrounds will come alive with the sound of music in the last weekend in October.

Venue: Maryborough Showgrounds and Equestrian Park, Bruce Highway Admission: $50pp Weekend. $25pp Day Contact: 4122 3584

Offshore Superboat Championships October 27 - October 28

Saturday: Pole Position Shootout 12 noon to 1pm.

Saturday Afternoon from 3:30pm Street Parade of Boats. Sunday: Race 1, 11am 30 minute race. Race 2, 1pm 30 minute race Supported by Beach House Hotel, Handy Hire & Wide Bay Cranes

Venue: Hervey Bay Esplanade Contact: superboat.com.au/races

Sat, 10 November - 5:00 PM Watch all the thrills and spills from the first round of the National Rodeo Finals.

Venue: Maryborough Showgrounds and Equestrian Park Bruce Highway Contact: 4122 3584

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Spring into great events!

Leap into the great outdoors to enjoy the superb weather and fabulous events happening around the region this Spring.

Join the locals each Thursday at the Maryborough Markets as the CBD comes alive with colourful stalls. Shop for unique gifts, handmade soaps, fruit, vegies and seedlings among the wide range of goods on offer. And when you’re feeling peckish, grab a tasty treat from one of the stalls or cafes.

While you’re in the city centre, consider joining a free, guided Heritage Walk Tour outside City Hall at 9am or take a ride on the replica steam engine, the Mary Ann, through Queens Park and stay for the 1pm firing of the historic time cannon on the grounds of City Hall. Mark October 27 on your calendar to head out to the Torbanlea Showgrounds for the Torbanlea Picnic Races.

Splurge on a new outfit and join the fashions on the field, test your luck having a bet on the horses or just enjoy the lively atmosphere and country hospitality. If speed on the racetrack is not enough of an adrenaline rush for you, then try the thrill of high octane powerboat racing as Hervey Bay hosts the Offshore Superboat Championships on October 27-28. Fans usually have the chance to see the superboats up close at the marina or being towed along the Esplanade. For those who want to test their own speed, the Barge2Beach 2km swim from a barge back to the beach will be held on November 17 while the Beach House Hotel Hervey Bay 100 will be held the following day. Competitors will “suffer in paradise” as they slog it out through a 2km swim, 80km ride and 18km run along the spectacular Esplanade. Even if you’re fitness challenged, you can still enjoy the event as a spectator on the sidelines.

For more information, visit frasercoastevents.com.au.

17 Nov - 6:30am to 9:30am Barge2Beach is a two kilometre Open Water swimming event with a difference!

This swim is part of the Hervey Bay 100 triathlon weekend run by the Hervey Bay Triathlon Club.

Venue: Hervey Bay Esplanade, Scarness Contact: 0439 730 960

Bundaberg / Bargara 2018 Crush Festival Bundaberg

Friday, 5 October - 10:15am to Sunday, 14 October - 10:15am 10-day festival explore lots of different art forms such as street art, digital art, writing, film, theatre, circus, exhibitions, workshops, ceramics, and more, and it invites you to participate in a variety of artistic experiences.

Venue: Bundaberg, Bargara, Gin Gin, Elliott Heads Admission: Various Contact: 4153 1218 crushfestivalqld.com.au

Spirit Of Bundaberg Festival

Saturday, 13 October 2018 - 10:00am to 3:00pm Coinciding with Bundaberg Rum’s 130th Birthday, this years festival is set to be a huge one, with more dancing, more food, more rum and more fun.

Venue: Bundaberg Rum Distillery, Hills St, Bundaberg East Admission: Free Contact: 41531218 bundabergregionevents.com.au

2018 Pageant of Lights

Thursday, 6 December 2018 - 6:00pm to 9:00pm Discover the region's Christmas spirit by taking part in Bundaberg Regional Council's annual Pageant of Lights Venue: Bourbong Street, Bundaberg Admission: Free Contact: 1300 883 699 bundabergregionevents.com.au

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Beach House Hotel Hervey Bay 100 Triathlon 18 Nov - 5:00am to 2:00pm Consisting of a two kilometre swim, 80 kilometre bike and 18 kilometre run. It takes place along the beautiful foreshore of Hervey Bay.

Venue: Hervey Bay Esplanade, Scarness Contact: 0439 730 960

11th to 24th November 2018

Venue: Hervey Bay Sailing Club, 427 Charlton Esplanade, Torquay Contact: www.herveybaysailingclub.org.au

1 Dec - 5:00pm to 8:00pm

This is a real family friendly event with Santa arriving near 8pm to hand out free lollies to the children.

Venue: 13 Zephyr Street, Scarness, Hervey Bay Admission: $2 Contact: 07 4124 6526 For inclusion of your event in the Summer Edition let us know before the 25th of October 2018 P: 4194 5400 E: sales@herveybayguide.info

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1 - 4 November - Main Show South Burnett PCYC - Murgon Show Grounds

* Heath Milner * Brendan Radford * Stewart Watson * Graham Rodgers * Jack Viljoen * AND MANY MORE! • Poets Breakfast • Camping • Amenities • Catering • Bar • Walkup Artists: Tue,Wed,Thur, Fri (am)

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HEAD BACK IN TIME AT THE VILLAGE A treasure trove of history and memorabilia expect to take at least two hours to see it.

Be amazed at the size of our Village with 27 buildings housing 37 displays.

See our new Fire Station Display with the 1932 restored Dennis Fire engine and the two new displays opened on Australia Day 2018, a Cobblers Shop from last century and also a Barbers Shop.

TREADLE the 100-year-old lathe and help make your own wooden souvenir. Be apart of the corn-shelling demonstration or help make your own souvenir piece of sisal rope, again using 100-year-old machinery.

Bring along bread, sauce and sausages and use the free barbecue. Hot water available for tea/coffee.

The Historical Village and Museum is open all school and public holidays except Good Friday and Christmas Day. Tour groups are always welcome.

Contact the museum on 4128 4804 Email: hbmuseum@internode.on.net Adults $10, children 14 and under $3, under school age free.

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Suggested local attractions & activities • Whale watching (July to November) • Tour to Fraser Island • Kiteboard or stand up paddle boarding lessons • Visit the markets • Dolphin spotting (all year) • Take a bus tour of local attractions: Historical Museum and art galleries

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KENTS of Scarness •• BARBER BARBER •MEMORABILIA •MEMORABILIA &&COLLECTABLES COLLECTABLES

• Expand your knowledge down at the local Library • Take a walk along the pier or try a spot of fishing • Great family fun – Go Karting!

• Visit the Pink Cow at Australiana Cottage Crafts • Visit the animals at the Fraser Coast Wildlife Sanctuary • Experience the famous past of Gympie • Grab all your arts & craft needs at Art & Soul Studio • Have your future read by our local clairvoyants • Check out OZSA South African Delights unique range • Health, Fitness & Fun, casual visits welcome - 24hr Gym • Visit Flying High Bird Sanctuary flight free aviary • Interactive displays at Hinkler Hall of Aviation • Swim and enjoy a barbecue along the Esplanade • Try a game of tennis, a round of golf or lawn bowls

Cnr Queens Rd. & Esplanade, Scarness

• Wander around historic Dayman Park Lookout • Hire a bicycle or walk along the Esplanade • Visit the Botanical Gardens and Orchid House • Take a fishing trip off Fraser Island • Visit FM 105.1, your local Christian radio station • Visit Arkarra Gardens Café Restaurant • So many activities at Bundy Bowl and Leisure Centre

Mix it with the local wildlife A dedicated band of volunteers run the Fraser Coast Wildlife Sanctuary at 31 Mungar Road Maryborough. At the sanctuary you can pat a kangaroo, howl with the dingoes, laugh with the kookaburras and much more.

Sally the Little Corella will greet you and you can even interact with the dingoes. Other activities include kangaroo and wallaby feeding, where you can see joey’s in their mothers pouches.

Admire their colourful Australian birds in the free flight aviary, or be entertained by the cockatoos antics. Learn about snakes, their eating habits, habitat, and if you're game, wrap Gorgeous the Black Headed Python around your neck.

Their canteen provides morning and afternoon teas, as well as light lunches. Hot and cold drinks are available. A range of souvenirs, as well as local artists wildlife painting are on sale.

Take advantage of their barbecue facilities and enjoy a family picnic with a difference. For more information phone 4122 2080 or visit frasercoastwildlifesanctuary.org.au

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Soaring Adventures and More Set within the lush Bundaberg Botanic Gardens, the Hinkler Hall of Aviation celebrates the adventures and achievements of Australia’s pioneer solo aviator, Bert Hinkler.

Become part of the story through the many unique museum exhibits and interactive displays right at your fingertips.

Hinkler Hall tells Bert’s story with glide and flight simulators, movie theatrettes, six display aircraft, a vintage motor vehicle and much more.

Explore the beautiful Hinkler House ‘Mon Repos’, Bert’s relocated English home and be suitably impressed as you view the immaculately restored original Armstrong Siddeley vehicle from his Tour of Triumph in 1928.

Make a day of it and combine your Hinkler Hall of Aviation experience with the other heritage attractions within the gardens.

Be enchanted by Indian bungalow architecture at Fairymead House as you explore the grand plantation house and imagine life on a sugar cane plantation back in the late 1800s. Here you will share in the history of the pioneer sugar families from Bundaberg and discover the process of producing sugar, from cane to crystal.

Also within the gardens, the Bundaberg and District Historical Museum ensures the preservation and collection of the Bundaberg Region’s history is an important activity for the entire community and is sure to hold your interest as you wander through the numerous displays.

Enjoy these three great heritage attractions, all for one great price when you purchase a Combined Attraction Ticket.

Don’t miss this memorable and unique experience in Bundaberg, Queensland.

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Howard Country Market 1st Saturday of the month 7am to 12pm (except January) Over 120 stalls, lots of variety, fruit & veg, bric a brac, plants, gifts, arts & crafts, jewellery.

Canteen open and much more...

Off street parking & Museum open

On the oval: Steley St, Howard All stall holders please ring 4129 0996 or Email info@howardcommunitycentre.org.au Follow us on face book: Burrum District Community Centre

MARYBOROUGH’S ONLY

SUNDAY MARKETS @ Fraser Coast Wildlife Sanctuary Mungar Rd. Maryborough West

3RD SUNDAY OF THE MONTH 7am to 12noon Come and enjoy a relaxing Sunday morning. Lots of stalls, bric-a-brac, birds, vegies, tools, bikes, paintings and much more. Jumping castle and slippery slide for the kids, Variety of food and drinks available.

Gold coin entry to markets includes Sanctuary.

All proceeds support the wildlife sanctuary and rescue

New stallholders are Contact market coordinator Sharon: always welcome!

0426 205 323 or Sanctuary 41222080

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Urangan Parklands (Off Booral Rd into Kruger Ct)

Every 2nd & 4th Sunday of the month. 6am to noon • Live Entertainment • Cold Drinks • Hamburgers • Steak Burgers • Hot Dogs • Sandwiches • Tea & Coffee $8 • Jumping Castle Breakfast • Mr. Snowcone • Icecream Vans • Dog Wash • Bargains Galore • All the fun of a fair • Wheelchair Accessible •100

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Ample off street parking ...just follow the signs!

Enquiries & Bookings Ph Bob

Mobile 0412 689 863 Markets organised by:

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The perfect complex Arlia Sands Holiday Apartments are set in a tranquil environment of sub-tropical gardens and beautiful shade trees. All apartments have easy access to our beautiful heated salt water pool, BBQs and Alfresco dining areas. This complex is the perfect destination for your next Hervey Bay holiday.

Awarded a coveted 3.5 Star rating by an independent review company and this is your safeguard against self rated accommodation who set their own quality standards. This rating covers 200 criteria that have been deemed the most important by Australian travellers with an emphasis on things like cleanliness and quality of facilities. Arlia Sands is within walking distance to kayak, stand up paddle boards, jet ski hire and more.

Local shops, restaurants, pubs and clubs are also only a short walk. Trips and Fraser Island tours can be organized for you by the Tour/Reception Desk. We offer spacious 1 and 2 bedroom apartments with north facing balconies to give shade in summer and the warm of the sun in winter. We also have a choice of Premium or Standard Apartments, all with modern furnishings and full equipped kitchens. You may save if you book direct. www.arliasands.com.au

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Choosing accommodation Resorts & Motels Are definitely the most commonly known type of accommodation.

While it is commonly accepted they are expensive, the truth is resorts and motels can be a less expensive option. When looking for a resort and motel it may best to contact them directly to compare deals, rates, packages and availability.

Apartment rentals If you’re staying for a longer period, looking for a rental is a good choice. With a rental you have most or all the amenities at a competitive price.

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ACCOMMODATION Accommodation GUIDE Guide CARAVANS & CAMPING Burrum Heads Caravan Park Burrum River Caravan Park Fraser Lodge Caravan Park Hervey Bay Caravan Park Hillcrest Holiday Park Lazy Acres NRMA Woodgate Beach Holiday Park Palms Caravan Park Pialba Beachfront Tourist Park Poona Palms Caravan Park Scarness Beachfront Tourist Park Shelly Beach Caravan Park Torquay Beachfront Tourist Park Windmill Caravan Park

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MOTELS & RESORTS • Enjoy beachfront accommodation with water views from every apartment • Hervey Bay’s most popular restaurants close by • 1 & 2 bedroom self contained apartments with balconies • Secure underground parking with lift access to all levels

Call direct for the best price and friendly service: Phone: 1800 240 797 Web: shellybayresort.com.au Address: 466 Charlton Esplanade Hervey Bay

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FAUNA RETREAT

A unique holiday destination like no other in Hervey Bay

There is friendly accommodation to suit all needs.

Indulge yourself in the warm hospitality of great places to stay. From cosy guest houses to motels and cabins, to self contained suites or caravans.

Whether you are escaping with your lover, on a family stay or just a break with a friend, you’ll find a warm welcome every time at Fraser Coast and its surrounding areas.

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Our private, individual lakefront villas are surrounded by 10 acres of lush tropical nature reserve teeming with wildlife.

300m to the beach Close to shops, restaurants and attractions Short walk to Botanical Gardens and the famous Urangan Pier

1 Shell Street, Hervey Bay Call 07 4125 4445 www.sanctuarylakesherveybay.com.au

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MARY RIVER

Dr Damien O’Brien MBBS(QLD) FRANZCO FRACS ophthalmologist / eye surgeon

Dr Joshua Hann

specialists

BSc (Adel) MBBS (Syd) FRANZCO Eye surgeon (cataract, glaucoma, cornea, plastics) Diseases of retina (laser and injections)

Cnr Boat Harbour Drive & O’Rourke St. Pialba QLD 4655

4191 2777 clinic@maryrivereyes.com.au

Seniors Style Cuts cut TM

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Maintain a healthy weight Australia is facing an obesity epidemic. The scientific evidence suggests that one of the contributing issues is the replacement of healthy, nutritious food with energy dense food with minimal nutritional value in Australian dietary patterns.

Health professionals working with people trying to achieve a healthy diet now have access to updated scientific evidence about the best dietary patterns for Australians of all ages.

“To achieve and maintain a healthy weight, Australians need to balance physical activity with amounts of nutritious foods and drinks that meet energy needs. We all need to limit energy rich nutrient poor ‘junk foods’ that are high in saturated fat, added salt or sugar,” NHMRC CEO Professor Warwick Anderson said.

A stringent review of around 55,000 scientific publications shows that the scientific evidence has strengthened about the link between diet and health. “The evidence that links a healthy diet and reducing the risk of chronic health problems such as heart disease, Type 2 diabetes, obesity and some cancers is stronger. There is also stronger evidence about the kind of foods that can increase the risk of weight gain and health problems,” Professor Anderson said. The revised Infant Feeding Guidelines have been issued. Prepared by experts in paediatric nutrition, nutrition research, nutrition communication, public health and primary health, these Guidelines will help healthcare workers support parents in giving infants the best nutrition and start to life. The Australian Dietary Guidelines and the Infant Feeding Guidelines are a joint initiative of NHMRC and the Department of Health and Ageing.

Fraser Coast

TATTOO TATTOO & BODY PIERCING PRIVATE TATTOOING ROOMS

COSMETIC TATTOO

EXTENSIVE RANGE OF BODY JEWELLERY OPEN: Mon to Sat and Sundays by appointment only.

42 Torquay Rd. Hervey Bay

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Holiday relaxation tips

Why not indulge yourself in one of these relaxing therapies while on your holiday?

• Health Food • Kinesiology • Beauty Therapy • Hair Styling • Nails

• Waxing • Facials • Bowen Therapy • Massage • Neuro Stress Release

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Mr SEAFOOD e t s a T l a The Re ervey Bay of H RE-OPENED: NEW OWNER & MANAGEMENT

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7 m 10a PH: 4194 1300 Shop 1 / 349 Charlton Esplanade Publishing for over 28 years

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The regions best seafood

Urangan Fisheries Retail specialising in fresh and frozen local seafood, bulk buy at wholesales prices and don't forget to grab your ice and bait. 860 Boat Harbour Drive Urangan.

Specialising in local & wild caught King Prawns which have an international reputation for being the highest quality prawns/shrimp available at Australian Ocean King Prawn Company.

Available Monday-Friday from Hervey Bay Cold Stores.

Ellengowan St Urangan.

Champa Lao B.Y.O Free Corkage Dine-In or Take-Away

ASIAN CUISINE Trading hours: Monday - Saturday Lunch 11am-2pm. Dinner 5pm-8pm

Shop 9B, 19 Main St. Cnr of Main St & Torquay Rd Pialba

16 Bideford Street, Torquay

Phone: 4125 4107

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Delicious healthy & balanced

Asian food is one of the most delicious types of cuisine available to enjoy today. The wonderful thing about this food is that it tastes so good. Visit any of these restaurants and enjoy this mouthwatering cuisine.

Other great aspects about Asian cooking are the healthy benefits this food offers. Very often vegetables are balanced with entrees and fried dishes come with steamed dishes or soups.

The majority of people believe that Asian cuisine is healthy and well balanced. The different types of Asian food that we love to enjoy include the following: crab, cabbage, carrots, duck, tofu, cucumber, bean sprouts, bamboo, eggs, chicken, beef, glutinous rice, mushrooms, ginger, watercress and sesame oil. So visit one of our local restaurants as advertised in our guide today!

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Specialising in Chinese Cuisine

CHINA PEARL R E S T A U R A N T FULLY LICENSED Open for Lunch & Dinner Tues - Sun (Closed Monday) Dine In or Take Away

38 Torquay Road, Pialba, Hervey Bay Opposite Pialba Woolworths Shopping Centre

Ph: (07) 4124 0828

VIETNAMESE CAFÉ

OPEN: Tuesday - Saturday 11am-2pm & 5pm-9pm. Closed Sunday & Monday B.Y.O.

Shop 2/433 Esplanade Torquay

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“Bigger & better than the rest”

4125 2220

PICK-UP or DELIVERY www.mimosonline.com.au URANGAN CENTRAL SHOPPING CENTRE CNR BOAT HARBOUR DR & ELIZABETH ST URANGAN

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Restaurants & Bars

•Maryborough Sports Club with 7 days a week full A La Carte menu. Lunches from $9.95. $1.00 life membership.

•The Beachhouse Hotel The Esplanade Scarness with its Bar, TAB, Bistro, 45 of the latest gaming machines and daily promotions from 10 am. Its drive thru Bottle-O is also open 7 days and nights.

•The Boat Club has it all. First class dining and the best coffee.

Live music and events Everyday. Harbour views and much more down at the Marina, Urangan. Courtesy bus service for members and their guests.

•Kondari Hotel Elizabeth St, Urangan. The best tour packages on the Fraser Coast with affordable accommodation & great meals.

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Enjoy Hervey Bay's beautiful sunset over the water, unique to the east coast while you sip a cocktail, enjoy an early dinner, breakfast, lunch or Devonshire Tea in our beautiful garden setting, overlooking the water.

Take time to browse through the gift shop for amazing, unique gifts.

TRY OUR VARIETY OF SCONES including lavender, ginger and date.

OPEN 6 DAYS - CLOSED MONDAYS Tues-Fri: 10am to 3pm. Sat-Sun: 9am to 3pm.

Dinner from 5.30pm - til late: Tues-Sat.

Gatakers Landing Restaurant The Esplanade, Gatakers Bay Point Vernon

Phone (07) 4124 2470

All cards accepted, Bartercard

Email: gatakers@bigpond.com

LICENSED

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Hotels, Pubs & Licensed Social Clubs HERVEY BAY

Bay Central Tavern Bayswater Beach House Hervey Bay Boat Club Hervey Bay Bowls Club Hervey Bay Golf Club Hervey Bay Hotel Hervey Bay RSL Club Hervey Bay Soccer Club Hoolihans Kondari Pialba Service Memorial Bowls Club The Vinyard

Pialba Urangan Scarness Urangan Scarness Pialba Pialba Pialba Torquay Scarness Urangan Pialba Urangan

4124 4111 4194 6444 4196 9366 4128 9643 4128 1093 4124 4544 4128 1044 4197 7444 4125 3835 4194 0099 4128 9702 4128 1432 4125 6982

BURRUM HEADS - HOWARD TORBANLEA Burrum Heads Hotel Motel Burrum Heads Bowls Club Burrum District Golf Club Grand Hotel Miners Arms Hotel

Burrum Heads Burrum Heads Howard Howard Torbanlea

4129 5277 4129 5169 4129 4099 4129 4906 4129 4707

CHILDERS Isis Club Isis Central Mill Bowling Club Apple Tree Creek Hotel

Childers Childers Childers

4126 1516 4126 6126 4126 1216

Woodgate Woodgate

4126 8880 4126 8988

WOODGATE BEACH Woodgate Club Woodgate Beach Hotel Motel

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MARYBOROUGH 71 Wharf Aussie Hotel/Motel Boonooroo Sandy Straits Bowls Club Carriers Arms Hotel Motel Criterion Hotel Federal Hotel Lamington Hotel Maryborough Bowls Club Maryborough RSL Club Maryborough Sports Club Inc. Maryborough Service Memorial Bowls

Maryborough Maryborough Maryborough Maryborough Maryborough Maryborough Maryborough Maryborough Maryborough Maryborough Maryborough

4121 6226 4121 3586 4129 8202 4122 6666 4121 3043 4122 4711 4121 3295 4121 3285 4122 2321 4123 1499 4121 4394

BUNDABERG & BARGARA Brothers Sports Club Bundaberg Bundaberg RSL Club Bundaberg Across The Waves Aus. Football Club Inc. Bundaberg Across The Waves Bowls Club Inc. Bundaberg

Bargara Bowling Club Bargara Lakes Tavern Bargara Beach Hotel Bundaberg Golf Club The Club Hotel Grand Hotel Old Bundy Tavern Railway Hotel Sugarland Tavern Young Australian Hotel Queenslander Hotel

Bargara Bargara Bargara Bundaberg Bundaberg Bundaberg Bundaberg Bundaberg Bundaberg Bundaberg Bundaberg

4151 3532 4132 6500 4152 1888 4153 5644 4159 2202 4154 7666 4159 2232 4152 6765 4151 3262 4151 2441 4153 1972 4151 3247 4152 7311 4153 1553 4152 4691

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Places of Worship

Social Groups

NEW LIFE CHRISTIAN CHURCH: 255 Main Street, Urraween Sunday morning services at 8.30am and 10.30am New Life youth Friday 7-9pm Contact: 4124 0913 or office@newlifechurch.org.au

HERVEY BAY NEIGHBOURHOOD CENTRE

WHITE EAGLE LODGE: Meditation & sharing from the Teachings of White Eagle 11 a.m. 3rd Thursday of each month in Hervey Bay. Please phone White Eagle Lodge 07 54944397 for more information.

SAINT JOHNS ANGLICAN PARISH OF HERVEY BAY: Doolong Road, Torquay. Normal weekly service: Sunday 6pm; Sunday 7am and 9am; Sunday School 9am Wednesday 10am at St John’s; Friday 10am at Ministry Centre, Peters Lane; For service times at Howard and Burrum Heads or any further enquiries, please phone the office on 4124 1499 or (a/h) 4124 3105 CHURCH OF CHRIST: 27 Neil Street, Pialba; Service times Sunday 9.30am & 6.30pm. Youth Group for secondary aged Friday 7.00pm.

Enquiries Pastor Bal Ram Sami: 4124 0631.

FRASER COAST BAPTIST CHURCH: Urraween Rd, Pialba, Sunday 9am all age Sunday School. 10.15am Worship. 6.30pm Evening Service: 2nd Sunday fellowship, no evening service. Pastor Steve, ph: 4128 4014.

HERVEY BAY BAPTIST CHURCH: 20 Nikenbah/Dundowran Rd, Nikenbah. Service times Sunday: 8am, 9.30am & 6 pm Ph: 4124 7200 or www.hbbc.com.au BAYSIDE CHRISTIAN CHURCH: (Australian Christian Churches) 18 Neils Street Pialba. Sunday Services 8:30am (kids church), 10:30am (kids church) and 5:30pm. Check out our website www.baysidechristianchurch.com.au or contact our office on 4124 3327.

HERVEY BAY FULL GOSPEL CHURCH: Meeting at Hervey Bay City Bridge Club, 17 Cypress Street, Urangan.

Sunday 9.30am for Worship and Ministry time. Enquiries: Marissa Francis 0466 913 353. office@fullgospel.com.au.

HERVEY BAY UNITING CHURCH: Exeter Street, Torquay.

Worship Service 8am, 10am (including Children’s Ministry.) Bible studies and home group meet regularly and welcome new members.

HOWARD BAPTIST FELLOWSHIP: Mary Street, Howard.

Morning Service 9.45am; Wednesday - Prayer Meeting, 7pm; Friday Kid’s Club, 3.30pm and Youth Group, 7pm. All welcome. Enquiries:4129 4292 or 4129 4568.

HERVEY BAY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH: 5 Denman Camp Road, Scarness. Sunday services 9.30am and 5.30pm; Torbay 9.15am third Sunday each month. Enquiries: Rev. Rudi Schwartz 4124 7018.

SAINT JAMES LUTHERAN CHURCH: Corner of Urraween Rd and Pantlins Lane, Urraween. Family Worship services with Holy Communion every Sunday at 8.30am. Enquiries: Pastor William Heidrich, pastor@stjameslc.qld.edu.au, ph: 4128 5554 SAINT JOSEPHS CATHOLIC CHURCH: Bryant Street, Pialba - Monday to Friday - 8.00am, Saturday Vigil - 6.00pm, Sunday 7.00am-9.00am SALVATION ARMY: 11 Robertson Street, Urangan. Sunday 9.30am, Family Worship; 9.30 Tuesday Home League meeting (Ladies) & Morning Tea. 9.30 Thursday Mainly Music (0-5 years) during school terms only.

3.30 Thursday Kids Klub (5-12 years) School Term Only.

For more information call 07 4125 1848 or www.salvos.org.au SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS: 39 Hervey Street, Scarness; Service every Saturday, Sabbath School 9.30am. Family Worship hour 11am. Enquiries phone Church: 4124 0058 or Mob: 0412 644 846

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22 Charles Street, Pialba, Ph 4194 3000. Is a place where members of our community can meet for:

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS: Thursday Weekly - 6:00pm-7:30pm Glenda ph 4128 0470.

Friday Weekly - 8:00pm-9:00pm ph: Bob 4128 7329 COMFORT KITCHEN: Wednesday 5:30pm 4194 3000 FRASER COAST ART GROUP: Thursday 9:00am - 12pm F C BABY & CHILDREN'S MARKET: 3rd Sunday of each Month. 8:30am - 1pm. Ph: Michelle 0437 485 491 HB BIRD CLUB: 4th Saturday each Month 2:00pm - 5:00pm. Ph: Allan 4124 0321 NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS: Tuesday Weekly 12:30pm - 2:30pm.

Thursday Weekly 6:30pm - 9:00pm. Ph: Scott 0497 155 464 Sarah 0401 709 048 OLDER MEN UNLIMITED COMMITTEE:

4th Monday of every month @ 10.00am.

All seniors are very welcome.

PLAY WITH YOUR KIDS PLAYGROUP: Tuesday, Thursday Weekly 9:30am - 11:30am. Ph: Kim 4194 3042 RESPITE CRAFT GROUP: Monday Weekly 9:00am – 12:30pm. Ph: Cathy 4194 3071 TAI CHI: Tuesday Weekly 6:00pm - 7:00pm. Ph: Margaret 0408 705 140 TAYLOR STREET LEGAL SERVICE: Thursday Weekly By appointment only 5:00pm – 7:00pm Ph: 4194 2663 VISUALLY IMPAIRED SOCIAL: Morning Tea 1st Monday of each month 10:00am. Ph: Brian 4194 3083 VISUALLY IMPAIRED SUPPORT: Group Meeting 3rd Wednesday Each Month 10:00am. Ph: Brian 4194 3083

Australian Red Cross Blood Service Donor Centre: Hervey Bay Donor Centre. Street Address: 43, Hunter St, Pialba, Qld, 4655. Available Services: • Appointment recommended • Corporate Club and Team Donations • Parking available • Plasma collection • Whole Blood Collection • Accessible by Public Transport • Wide Bay Transit.

Open Hours: Monday - Tuesday 12pm-7pm Wednesday 7pm-1pm Thursday 12pm-7pm Friday - Saturday 07:00 - 13:00.

Contact Ph: 13 14 95

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Welcome to Toogoom!

Toogoom is located approximately 15 km or 15 mins north west of Hervey Bay. To get to Toogoom from Hervey Bay, simply take the Pialba - Burrum Heads Road out of Hervey Bay and follow the signs. This picturesque area boasts unspoilt beaches, great fishing, wildlife, bird watching and most amenities.

Bring your boat and enjoy one of the F raser Coasts best fishing spots, including the Toogoom Inlet, Beelbi Creek and Burrum Heads area. It has a boat ramp which can be used in all tide levels. Real estate in this area is still very affordable. Currently , there are two new developed estates, now selling. Real estate prices in Toogoom have remained steady during the last few years. Toogoom Beach is still a very affordable place to live or invest in.

Specialising in Beachfront / Beachside Sales, permanent and holiday rentals.

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Visit peaceful secluded beaches at Burrum Heads.

The modern group of shops in Burrum Heads can supply most of your needs. Accessing the waterways is easy with several boat ramps to choose from. You can stay on the waterfront at HILLCREST HOLIDAY PARK it has tent sites, large caravan sites, air - condition cabins, a swimming pool, playground and dump site.

Enjoy a quiet stroll along the endless sandy beaches, collect fascinating shells or just sit and watch the pelicans or some of the other 90 species of bird life that inhabit the area.

Burrum Heads experiences a major influx of visitors each year as they return to enjoy the peace and tranquillity.

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A place for the whole family

Howard Rail Station Howard is situated beside the Bruce Highway, about 34km north west of Hervey Bay and 20 km north of Maryborough.

William Howard travelled through the area in 1857 to go on and discover the rich Isis scrub (Childers). He later owned mining leases in the area. At one stage about 25% of Queensland coal was raised in the district. Citrus growing soon took over from timber getting as the district's second industry after coal. Lenthalls Dam off the Bruce Highway near Howard is a fishing and boating paradise.

It's a great place for the whole family and worthwhile if you are keen on freshwater fishing. A fishing permit is required. The area which has Picnic Races are a must to see annually in October. The 6 furlong race track at Torbanlea was first created in 1890 as a half mile track that had no rails, dodging trees and stumps along the way.

The local climate recognised as Australia's most liveable.

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education / places of worship

Message from the Principal New arrivals welcome Welcome to Star of the Sea Catholic Primary School, a co-educational school with a current enrolment of 330 students from Preparatory Year through to Year 6.

We are a values-centred learning community that promotes the development of each person spiritually, emotionally, socially, intellectually and physically.

We believe that learning is a lifelong endeavour and that we can all empower each other to learn.

We offer a school community of high educational expectations yet within a nurturing and caring family atmosphere. We pride ourselves on the spirit that can be found in our students, staff, parents, sporting teams, achievements, friendships and approach to learning.

We offer the latest in teaching and learning, technology, extra-curricular activity, and the beneď€ ts of being a high quality inclusive Catholic School.

Star of the Sea Catholic Primary School is a member of the Brisbane Catholic Education (BCE) system in the Archdiocese of Brisbane. BCE provides high quality, inclusive Catholic schooling throughout most of the South-East Queensland region.

I commend the school to you and trust you ď€ nd our web site helpful and informative.

Please feel free to contact me for further information.

Nathan Wilson, Principal

Our local Churches welcome all new arrivals to Hervey Bay and would like you to come along and join them.

Most Churches provide a variety of vibrant programs and creative kids clubs, with the emphasis on providing friendship and acceptance, so why not come along and be a part of what they are doing.

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Your one stop shop for convenience

ATM Facilities Australia Post 4128 9280 Brumby's 4124 9599 Cellarbrations 4125 6870 Dayman Street Clothing & (message via Trading Company Facebook) Flash Harry’s (Variety Store) 4194 6287 Foster & Co Jewellery 4194 6441 Ingenia Communities 1300 730 935 Little Miss Boutique 0467 177 951 Mimos Pizzas 4125 2220 Priceline Pharmacy 4128 9608 Sandy Straits News-Extra 4124 9411 Sullivan & Nicolaides Pathology 4125 4745 TSG Tobacconist & Cobbler 4124 9505 UC Coffee 0402 813 196 Urangan Butchery 4128 9889 Woolworths Supermarket 4183 9027

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It’s well worth a visit

$1LIFE MEMBERSHIP $9.95 Lunches 7 Days Full A - La - Carte Menu BOOKINGS 1800 010 679

• BINGO • KENO • POKIES • RAFFLES • COURTESY BUS

58 POKIES Hervey Bay Road, Maryborough

Ph: (07)

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Maryborough is just an easy 20 minute drive from Hervey Bay and is commonly referred to as the Heritage City.

Its streets are lined with beautifully restored Queenslanders and civic buildings and it’s well worth a visit for the historically minded, or the camera buff with plenty of unique and historical architecture to photograph.

Stroll through the historical Wharf Street precinct, offering a glimpse into life in a busy immigration port. Some of the historical attractions include: The Military and Colonial Museum, the Post Office Hotel and Criterion Hotel, Customs House Interpretive Centre, Bond Store Museum and Customs Residence Cellar Door.

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16km of white sandy beach Opposite the Post Office, 86 Churchill Street

• Houses • Land • Farms & Businesses • Rentals

State & National Award Winning Office

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A small portion of Woodgate beach.

Woodgate Beach is situated along 16 kilometres of breathtaking coastline approximately 350 kilometres north of Brisbane.

The tourist park itself is located on the Esplanade and is nestled between a stunning white sandy beach and 23,000 hectares of National Park. Our unique position makes NRMA Woodgate Beach Holiday Park one of the most popular holiday destinations on the Fraser Coast. The park caters for those wishing to enjoy a tranquil beachside holiday where you can relax, unwind and experience nature at its best. The park is a sanctuary for holiday makers and wildlife alike!

As you stroll through the 9 acres of landscaped grounds you'll discover an abundance of flora and fauna including kangaroos, black cockatoos, lorikeets, poincianas, bougainvillea, eucalypts, pine trees etc. The beach is protected by Fraser Island providing safe swimming in the calm ocean waters all year round.

Enjoy the stunning sunrises or watch the moon rise over the ocean in the evening. Fall to sleep each night listening to the sound of the waves gently lapping against the shore.

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Bundaberg & Surrounds

Best known for its iconic rum and turtles, Bundaberg is one of the gems of the Southern Great Barrier Reef . Our region is bursting with flavour boasting locally produced drinks and home-grown food from its rich soil. Adventure here begins on land and extends to the sea, the reef and beyond.

Start your escape by exploring our coastal gems, lakes gorges and rural landscape before heading to our shores where hundreds of sea turtles return to the beach each year to nest.

Later on their hatchlings will begin their journey to the ocean.

Follow suit, and take the plunge into the big blue yonder .

In Bundaberg you will find a vibrant and creative city centre - be sure to take in an exhibition at the Bundaberg Regional Art Gallery, a movie or show at Moncrieff Entertainment Centre and sample the thriving restaurant and café scene.

Don't miss Hinkler Hall of Aviation, Historic Fairymead House and Bundaberg & District Historical Museum. You will want to tick off these top attractions too; Bundaberg Rum Distillery and The Bundaberg Barrel's True Brew Experience Tour which traces the journey of Ginger Beer.

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Visit the home to Australia's Iconic Rum

Since 1888 when the Bundaberg Distillery was born, Bundaberg Rum and its home in Bundaberg has played a significant role in Australian culture. The Bundaberg Rum Distillery, Australia’s most-awarded rum distillery, opened the doors to a new $8.5million Visitor Experience in August 2016, showcasing over 129 years of rich Australian spirit. Recently voted the World’s Best Distillery Retail Experience at the 2018 Drinks International Distillery Challenge Awards, the Bundaberg Rum Visitor Experience is a world-class tourist attraction, celebrating Australia’s iconic Bundaberg Rum. The Museum Experience Inside the Museum's self-guided tour, six 75,000 litre oak vats, that have previously matured thousands of litres of Bundaberg's finest rums, have been emptied and rebuilt, allowing visitors to walk through them in a unique sensory experience that showcases the proud and rich history behind Australia's favourite rum.

The Distillery Experience Get the full Bundaberg Rum experience; first by making your way through the immersive Bundaberg Rum Museum, and then meet up with one of the expert Distillery guides where you’ll continue the journey deep into the rich and golden heart of the fully operational Bundaberg Rum Distillery.

Blend Your Own Rum Experience In an Australian first for a rum distillery, visitors now have the opportunity to craft their own personalised Bundaberg Rum blend from a selection of premium rums that have never before been released to the general public.

During the experience, participants will spend time with expert rum blending guides who will teach the group the art of tasting rum straight from the barrel. These premium rums have been aged in small oak barrels that have previously matured Port, Sherry, Bourbon and Scotch to give each blend of rum a unique flavour.

For more information on the Bundaberg Rum Visitor Experience visit www.bundabergrum.com.au/distillery or call 07 4131 2999

75 CHURCHILL ST. CHILDERS (opposite IGA)

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Caution crossing creeks Be very careful when crossing Eli, Wyuna and Coongul Creeks.

Large volumes of water create steep creek banks.

Never attempt to cross Wathumba Creek or Moon Point estuaries.

Before crossing any creek, walk through it, if safe, to check the depth of water and softness of sand. Never stop your vehicle midstream; your vehicle may sink or stall.

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Fraser Island (K’gari) • Largest sand island in the world

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• 124km long, 163,000 hectares in size • Comprises rainforest, beaches, sand dunes, 40 lakes and lagoons.

• Purest dingo population in Australia • Accessible via air, 4WD, barges, boat • Most amenities available on the island

DRIVE TIMES Hervey Bay to River Heads: 20min Maryborough to River Heads: 45min Wangoolba Creek to Eurong: 1hr Kingfisher Bay to Eurong: 1hr Rainbow Beach to Inskip Point: 10min Hook Point to Eurong: 1hr

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I fly 7000 miles nonstop to be here Black-tailed godwit.

They are the only birds known to fly more than 7,000 miles nonstop, no breaks for water , no sleep, through cyclones, storms, headwinds. They leave Alaska in October, head straight for the Ocean. Though they are land birds, and cannot fish or rest on the sea, they will cross most of the Pacific Ocean, and fly all the way to New Zealand. Many of them are young, and have never done this before. No other bird can do what they do.

Great Sandy Marine Park Marine Park zones and designated areas have been chosen within the Great Sandy Marine Park to protect the area’s features, wildlife and habitat.

Great Sandy Strait - from Dayman Point - Sandy Point (near Hervey Bay) to Tin Can Bay in the south - is a Ramsar wetland of international importance. It has been declared a shorebird designated area within the marine park to protect migratory shorebirds.

Give all birds a wide berth Long-distance migratory shorebirds gather in great numbers at critical sites along the island’s sandy shores and throughout the Great Sandy Strait. Shorebirds feed in the intertidal zone at low tide, day and night. Long-distance migratory birds must gain sufcient weight in preparation for their northern hemisphere breeding season. All sea and shorebirds must rest and feed as their energy budgets are critically tight. These birds require protection. Even one disturbance can put birds at risk by burning energy crucial for surviving tough migrations and weather conditions.

Constant rising and settling from disturbances contributes to exhaustion, leaving these birds more vulnerable to death.

Give all birds a wide berth. Observe shorebirds and seabirds from a distance.

Perched, Window & Barrage lakes Perched lakes are separate from the inuence of groundwater.

They can be signicantly reduced by evaporation in prolonged dry periods and ll again when good rainfall occurs.

Boomanjin, Birrabeen and McKenzie (Boorangoora) are the most frequently occurring type of perched lake on the island.

They develop when an impermeable ‘hard pan’ of organic debris forms in a depression between dunes, enabling runoff and rainwater to collect.

Window lakes, such as Lake Wabby, are generally found at low elevations, forming where the ground surface dips into the watertable.

Barrage lakes form when a mobile sand dune dams a watercourse or encroaches on a lake, usually in younger dunes close to the coast. Lake Wabby is both a window and a barrage lake. The world’s largest perched lake, Lake Boomanjin (200ha), and some of the world’shighest lakes, Boomerang Lakes (120m above sea level), are found on the island.

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Keep safe on the water Boating in Queensland you're responsible for making sure the vessel is safe, properly equipped and maintained and operated in a safe manner. This includes loading its vessel limits, people, cargo and stores, and making sure the vessel is adequate for the waters you intend to use it.

• Be a responsible skipper, before you head out on the water follow these simple tips: • Check that your boat is in good condition.

• Have the required safety equipment on board, in good condition and easily accessible.

• Tell someone you know where you are going & when you intend to return.

• Have the right marine licence and know how to handle the boat.

• Know how to use your marine radio.

• Check the weather before you go out.

• Know the rules of the sea-road and follow them.

• Lifejacket - wear it! If it’s not on, it can’t save you.

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12 Point Vehicle Maintenance Checklist * Air Filters

* Power-Steering Fluid

* Brakes

* Rotate Tyres

* Coolant

* Spark Plugs

* Drive Axle Boots

* Timing Belts

* Drive Belts

* Tyre Pressure

* Oil Level

* Transmission Fluid

Motorhome Servicing Hitch ‘n’ go Towing Products

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Towing safety tips HERVEY BAY

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First, make sure you have a tow bar that is up to the job!

If you can afford it, it's worth paying for a professional installation. Make sure you're familiar with any laws that apply, especially if you are travelling abroad. In particular, make sure you know the speed limits.

In some countries you need a separate warning light fitted in the car to show that the caravan direction indicator lights are working. * Coping with the load - are the engine, brakes, tyres and suspension up to the job? * Trailer or tow bar weights - check your car's handbook for the maximum weights allowed. * Rear view - make sure you can see behind the caravan using the car's mirrors. Extending side mirrors can be fitted to most cars. * Check tyre pressures - unless you are towing a light, unladen trailer, the car tyres should be inflated to full load pressures (check your car's handbook). Check the caravan tyre pressures are correct too. * Headlight set up - check the aim with the caravan attached, and have it adjusted if necessary. Many cars these days have an adjuster on the dashboard. * Caravan lights - the extra load on the flasher circuit may cause the indicators to flash too slowly, so you may need a heavy duty flasher unit. Check brake, side and number plate lights. * Loading the caravan - refer to the manufacturer's recommendations. As a general rule, distribute the weight with the heaviest items as near as possible to the caravan axle. Secure all heavy items so they can't move.

Car manufacturers usually specify an optimum noseweight for a caravan when loaded. If necessary, move the load to get as close as possible to the recommended noseweight and do not exceed it. * Engine - don't put unnecessary strain on the engine by trying to tow an unsuitably heavy load. The extra load on an engine when towing may mean that the cooling system is no longer adequate - you may be able to have modified cooling system components (a larger radiator, etc.) fitted to cope with this problem if you tow regularly. * Suspension - Towing puts extra strain on a car's suspension components and can affect the handling of a car. Heavy duty rear suspension components are available for most cars to enable to cope with towing. * Reversing - There are some very simple rules to follow. It may seem a difficult concept to grasp at first, but instead of being able to turn your car steering wheel in the direction that you want your trailer/caravan to go, you must turn it in the opposite direction. It might take a little time to master this technique, especially when reversing round a corner.

When reversing in a straight line, the easiest way to remember what to do is to steer towards the towing mirror in which the trailer or caravan appears.

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Presenting your home for a successful sale • Mow nature strip and lawns, trim edges, remove weeds from garden beds.

Clean up after your pets and fill in holes.

• Remove cobwebs from eves and guttering.

• Check the garage and driveway are free from oil and grease stains.

• Clean pool and surrounding areas.

Annette Mitchell • Check the pool equipment is in working order.

Sales & Marketing • Sweep and wash all hard floors, vacuum carpets and professionally clean.

• Clean windows and screens (inside & out), screens, sills and frames, curtains/blinds, fans and mirrors.

• Remove scuff marks from floors & walls.

• Ensure bench tops and rooms are clean from clutter and personal items.

• Clean sinks, stove tops and cupboard fronts, bath, hand basin, vanity top, shower screen and recess.

• Ensure laundry area is free of clutter.

• Deodorize home to elimate any odours.

Information that will assist • Rates notice.

• Registered Plan of alloment.

• Body Corporate Disclosure Statements for units, townhouses and duplex.

Compliance Reports • Verify that any extensions, alterations or additions have passed.

• Certificates for all pool and fencing.

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