Hervey Bay & Fraser Island Tourist Guide - Autumn - 2021 - Edition 122

EDITION 122

for over 30 years

AUTUMN 2021 INCORPORATING: Gympie | Maryborough | Howard | Burrum Heads | Childers | Woodgate | Bundaberg & Bargara

FREE MAPS

FRASER

& EASY TO READ

ISLAND

Tide Charts

map/barge times

Things to

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PUBS, CLUBS

SHOPPING

& Eating Out

Automotive caravan

BUILDERS & Real Estate

COVID-19

CORONAVIRUS ERA

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K’gari / Fraser Island ............................... 06 - 09 River Heads ................................................... 10 Things To See & Do ................................. 11 - 15 Local Markets ................................................ 16 Health & Beauty ............................................. 17 Places of Worship .......................................... 18 Places of Worship / Education ........................ 19 Accommodation ............................................ 20 Pubs, Clubs and Eating Out .................... 21 - 24 Howard ................................................... 25 - 26 Burrum Heads ............................................... 27 Maps ...................................................... 28 - 32 Shopping ............................................... 33 - 39 Maryborough .......................................... 40 - 42 Maryborough / Gin Gin .................................. 43 Childers ......................................................... 44 Woodgate ...................................................... 45 Bundaberg ............................................. 46 - 47 On The Water .......................................... 48 - 52 Automotive ............................................. 53 - 55 Builders & Real Estate ................................... 56 Retirement .................................................... 57 Trades & Services .......................................... 58

TULLY CARDWELL

INGHAM TOWNSVILLE

PROSERPINE

AYR HOME HILL

AIRLIE BEACH

TOOGOOM TAKURA

MACKAY SARINA

ROCKHAMPTON

Getting to Hervey Bay

GLADSTONE

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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A world of unique treasures awaits Looking for a locally-made memento of your trip to the Fraser Coast or a unique gift to bring back to family and friends?

You can’t go any further than World Treasure Designs, a jewellery studio in Urangan focused on making jewellery with a difference.

Their exclusive designs are locally inspired and locally made, featuring Australian gemstones and sustainably sourced metals. Everything is carefully handcrafted, from design sketch to final stone setting, right here in their Hervey Bay workshop.

Inspired by the abundant marine life of our beautiful Fraser Coast, World Treasure’s unique Ocean Collection features humpback whales, dolphins, sea turtles, sharks, rays and more. Several of the designs feature Nala, Hervey Bay’s very own and much loved iconic humpback whale. Recognizable by her distinctive tail,

Nala has been sighted in the Bay for over 20 years now and her life journey is celebrated throughout the range of jewellery.

With three tradequalified jewellers, designers and specialty setters on premises, the workshop also specialises in custom handmade jewellery, special orders and jewellery and watch repairs.

A special commitment to the environment is shown through the use of recycled precious metals, ecofriendly packaging and their new solar-powered workshop.

A portion of every sale is donated towards environmental causes meaning your purchase helps to protect and preserve our beautiful planet for future generations.

This is jewellery you can feel good about wearing.

Located at 32 King St, near the Urangan pier, shop hours are Mon-Fri from 9:30 am - 4:00 pm and Saturdays from 9:30 am - 12:30 pm.

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

Note: This Map is not for navigation purposes and generic in nature.

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k'gari / fraser island

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Fraser Island is K’gari Caution crossing creeks • Known for thousands of years as K’gari, or Paradise.

• Fraser Island located just south of the Great Barrier Reef.

• Fraser Island is about 120 kilometres long and ranges between 22 km at its widest point to 5 km wide.

• Captain James Cook first noted the island in 1770 and presumed it to be part of the main land and named it the Great Sandy Peninsula.

• Matthew Flinders came ashore over 200 years ago at Sandy Cape.

• Captain William Edwardson navigated the passage from Tin Can Bay to Hervey Bay determining that Great Sandy Peninsula was an Island.

• A new name was given to the island in 1836 after the survivors of a shipwreck of the Stirling Castle found their way ashore and the death for Captain J. Fraser.

• 1863 The first Kauri logs were punted to the mills at Maryborough and Dundathu.

• Red Satinay was used around the world, including sidings on the Suez Canel and the docks in London. It was also used locally on the Urangan Jetty, with the bark left intact for protection against marine borers.

• Marloo was shipwrecked on Orchid Beach in 1914.

• Maheno beached north of Happy Valley in 1935.

• A fine layer of decomposing vegetation seals the basins formed by the sand dunes and creates its many perched lakes some as much as 70 metres above sea level.

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.

River Heads to Kingfisher Bay Resort Departing River Heads:

Departing Kingfisher Bay Resort:

6.45am 9.00am 1.00pm 3.30pm

7.50am 10.30am 2.30pm 5.00pm

River Heads to Wanggoolba Creek Departing River Heads:

8.30am 3.00pm

Departing Wanggoolba Creek:

10.00am 4.30pm

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k'gari / fraser island

Travel through with respect and care Traditional owners the Butchulla people, have a long and ongoing relationship with K’gari (Fraser Island). In order to acknowledge the important connection to country of the Butchulla people, the Department of National Parks, Recreation, Sport and Racing’s (NPRSR) and Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service (QPWS) urges visitors to treat the country they are travelling through with respect and care.

Logging and mining a thing of the past

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Shorebirds are in critical numbers 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. 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.

Wetlands are rapidly disappearing around the world and within Australia, and being developed for farming, housing, industrial and coastal developments. As people place more demand on land, wildlife can just slip away unnoticed and be forgotten.

Many areas of habitat for shorebirds are now unsuitable. This increases pressures on the remaining areas and a reduction of shorebird numbers. If too much habitat is lost or disturbed, local and international shorebirds will be gone.

Allow shorebirds to rest & feed

Logging commenced in 1860 of predominantly Satinay, Kauri Pine, Brush Box, Cypress, Blackbutt and Tallowood. With the timber industry came bullocks, horses, sawmills, homes, a school and a jetty. Logging ceased in late 1991. Small-scale mining for heavy minerals, mainly rutile and zircon, began with mining leases granted in 1949 and sand mining ending 1976.

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Black-tailed godwit. They are the only birds known to fly more than 7,000 miles nonstop, no water, no sleep, cyclones, storms, headwinds.

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 that.

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things to see & do

Attractions & activities

Welcome to Hervey Bay

• Whale watching (July to November)

As our local area State representative in the Queensland Government, I thank you for choosing to visit Hervey Bay. We love it here and hope you’ll stay a while. Tourism and events play a large part in the Fraser Coast community, particularly in the Hervey Bay electorate that I’m fortunate enough to represent. I’m sure you’ll find plenty to see and do amongst our glorious beaches and bio-diverse settings, or by joining one of our fantastic tour operators for the experience of a lifetime.

Our residents, business community and I hope you’ll enjoy your stay and come back again soon.

All the best for a terrific stay!

• 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

Adrian Tantari MP Member for Hervey Bay P 07 4183 8100 E hervey.bay@parliament.qld.gov.au Shop 3, 357 Esplanade SCARNESS 4655

• Hervey Bay Historical Museum - Bigger than it looks!

• Stroll through the regions art galleries • Explore 10 acres of nursery & park lands at Bamboo Land • Expand your knowledge down at the local Library • Take a walk along the pier or try a spot of fishing • See a blockbuster at BigScreen Cinema and Cafe Hervey Bay • Be cool at Hervey Bay Ten Pin Bowl, it’s air conditioned • Botanic Gardens and Historical Museum Bundaberg • Meet the animals at the Fraser Coast Wildlife Sanctuary • Float Therapy, Relax, Recover, Rejuvenate • Swim and enjoy a barbecue along the Esplanade • Try a game of tennis, a round of golf or lawn bowls • Wander around historic Dayman Park Lookout • Bicycle or walk along the Esplanade • Visit the Botanical Gardens and Orchid House • Take a fishing trip off Fraser Island • Play Mixed Social Volleyball on Sunday afternoons at Torquay • Visit the Pink Cow at Australian Cottage Crafts • Take a tour of Bundy Rum Distillery • Drop in at Lychee Divine • Enjoy a smashin’ fun filled day at Goomeri Pumpkin Festival • Roll up and join in at the Hervey Bay Bowls & Social Club

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things to see & do

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Jetstar flights to touch down

Mary Poppins Festival

Hervey Bay......................................................Booking & Fee Apply.

Maryborough....................................................................Free Entry.

26 May 2021*

4 July 2021*

Jetstar fly into Hervey Bay three times a week direct from Sydney. Flights are perfectly timed with Hervey Bay’s whale watching season for Sydneysiders.

This year’s Festival presents a four-day program of storytelling for all ages through all art forms. From music concerts, backstage and onstage at the Brolga, to pop up performances in the Bond Store Basement. Mary Poppins Festival Day in the Park, Nannies race, Chimney Sweep Dash and Mary Poppins characters come to life.

Richmond and Wharf Street. Ph: 4196 9600

Goomeri Pumpkin Festival Goomeri............................................................................Free Entry.

27-30 May 2021* Enjoy a smashin, fun filled day at the Goomeri Pumpkin Festival. Roll a pumpkin down Policemans Hill in the unique, Great Australian Pumpkin Roll™, enjoy quirky, novelty pumpkin competitions, a street parade, all day live entertainment on stage, huge street markets, demonstrations, displays. Treat yourself to a variety of pumpkin foods. Enjoy billy tea, stew and damper. Dress up for the Pumpkin Pageant.

Camping is available.

Cnr Moore St and Boonara St, Goomeri Ph: 0484 629 424

Gayndah Orange Festival Gayndah....................................A Pre Sold And Some Free Events.

19, 25, 26 & 27 June 2021* June 19, starting with Gala Ball and the crowning of the 2021 Orange Festival Queen. Friday 25, it is the Wine and Cheese night with entertainment. Saturday 26, it’s Festival day when the streets come to life with entertainment, stalls and the parade. Live music into the night. Sunday 27, is a wonderful family day with stalls and rides, the famous orange throwing competition and much more to finish the weekend.

Meson St, Gayndah, QLD. Ph: 0413 144 196

Childers Festival Childers, Bundaberg Area...............................................Free Entry.

22 July 2021* Held annually on the last weekend in July, the Childers Festival closes the Bruce Highway and the historic streets of this quintessential Queensland country town are lined with food and market stalls set to a back-drop of live music and entertainment across numerous stages. Sunday's main Festival Day is free to attend; and there's a host of activities leading up to the festival - more information available once details are locked in. The Childers Festival is a Bundaberg Regional Council Event. Everyone welcome.

Churchill St, Childers, QLD. Ph: 1300 883 699

To submit your event for the next edition, please contact us: Ph: 07 4194 5400 Email: sales@herveybayguide.info

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Could be subject to COVID change

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local markets

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Visit the local Markets

A trip to the region is not complete unless you visit the local markets. Satisfy your need for retail therapy at the plentiful markets in the region. You will find a multitude of good old fashioned Australian made produce, arts and crafts, bric-a-brac, jewellery, tools, clothing, gadgets, gifts and much more direct from the craftsperson, at Fraser Coast’s well managed markets.

AND STAY FOR A WHILE!

MARYBOROUGH SUNDAY MARKETS

Grab a bargain!

SUNDAY EACH FORTNIGHT Open 7am - 12pm

Maryborough Hockey Fields Cnr Woodstock & Neptune St

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complete health & beauty

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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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places of worship

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Easter: More than chocolate The Easter festival, the oldest and most important festival in the Christian calendar, culminates in the celebration that is Easter Sunday, which today is a time when most of us get together with our families, share a meal and - of course eat lots of chocolate!

Most people know that it was on this day that Jesus was said to come to life after being crucified, visiting his friends and followers once more. At Easter time Christians remember the last week of Jesus' life, or ‘Holy Week'. It signals the end of Lent, the traditional time of fasting in the Christian calendar.

Easter is the day when we celebrate Jesus Christ rising from the dead. Jesus is the Son of God and heroically gave His life to die for our sins.

On the third day after He died -- the day we now celebrate as Easter Sunday -- His friends went to His grave, and found that He had risen from the dead. They saw an angel who told them, “Don't be afraid! I know you are looking for Jesus, who was crucified. He isn't here! He has been raised from the dead, just as He said it would happen." Jesus rose from the dead on Easter Sunday; now He offers to you the gift of eternal life and forgiveness of sins.

This is the true story of Easter, and how it can change your life.

Christians today often commemorate Good Friday by attending a service, where Jesus' last hours on earth are retraced. As Good Friday is seen as a day of mourning, services are very solemn; churches are left unadorned with flowers or similar decorations, and in some churches pictures and statues are covered over.

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places of worship / education

High Quality Education Xavier Catholic College opened in 2003 with 90 students in Year 8. In this short time Xavier has grown to a K-12 facility recognised throughout W ide Bay for its outstanding achievements across key areas of Academia, Vocational Education, Cultural activities and Sporting participation.

Xavier is a Jesuit Partner school owned and administered

by Brisbane Catholic Education. The college takes its name from St Francis Xavier, a Jesuit priest who evangelised Asia and the Pacific. Xavier College is a member of a world-wide network of over 2000 Jesuit Universities and Schools.

St Francis Xavier studied at the University of P aris where he met St Ignatius of Loyola and became one of the seven who founded the Society of Jesus (The Jesuits). The Jesuits believed that God was to be found in all things and that the world must be stayed in, not withdrawn from and that all human endeavour could be sanctified for the greater glory of God. The mission for the College is to provide a high quality education within the Catholic tradition where all are engaged in their learning, challenged to be better people and motivated to do their best.

Xavier College aims to assist the formation of thier students to become young men and women of competence, conscience, and compassion with an attitude of excellence and service.

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accommodation

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pubs, clubs & eating out

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pubs, clubs & eating out

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Specialising in Fresh & Frozen Local Seafood Registered Trade Mark # 1347653 Urangan Fisheries PTY LTD

PHONE: 4125 2621 860 Boat Harbour Dr. Urangan

Ramada Resort Charlton Esplanade Fishermans Park WE’RE HERE

Sandy Straits Marina

Jetty Rd.

Bulk Buy at Wholesale Prices

BEACH Boat Harbour Drive

URANGAN FISHERIES RETAIL

Harbour View Caravan Park

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howard

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HOWARD

Howard is a small friendly country town and is just 25 minutes from Hervey Bay. Howard is home to several buildings of historical significance, a typical example is Van Cootens.

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howard

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HOLIDAY RENTALS AVAILABLE For all your real estate requirements phone

(07) 4129 0588 64 Burum Street Burrum Heads | 73 Steley Street Howard www.burrumdistrictrealty.com.au

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burrum heads

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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.

With the Isis, Gregory, and the Cherwell rivers flowing into the Burrum River catchment system, they all hold good stocks of fish and crabs in all areas.

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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maps

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Extensive range of semi precious jewellery in 925 silver.

Angels, Angels, fairies, fairies, dragons, dragons, books, books, cards, cards, CD’s, CD’s, Incense, Incense, oils, oils, dream dream catchers, catchers, feng feng shui shui and and other other specialised specialised gifts. gifts.

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Where is your local ATM?

177 Adelaide St Maryborough Maryborough Central Plaza Shopping Centre Richmond St.

ANZ Bank ATM Stockland Hervey Bay 6 Central Ave 15 Central Ave Plaza Pialba 2 Ibis Blv Eli Waters Eli Waters

Suncorp ATM Stockland Hervey Bay 6 Central Ave Central Avenue Plaza 139 Boat Harbour Drv Pialba Foodworks Scarness 355 Esplanade Scarness Station Square Shopping Centre 142 Lennox St Maryborough

Bank of Queensland ATM 7 - 11 Central Ave. Plaza II Hervey Bay 177 Adelaide St Maryborough Bendigo Bank ATM 9/55 Main St Hervey Bay Stockland Hervey Bay 6 Central Ave Central Avenue Plaza 139 Boat Harbour Drv Pialba Urangan Central 119 Elizabeth St Commonwealth Bank ATM Urangan Central 119 Elizabeth St Stockland Hervey Bay 6 Central Ave Pialba Place Shopping Centre 30 Main St Eli Waters Shopping Centre 2 Ibis Blv Eli Waters Station Square Shopping Centre 142 Lennox St Maryborough 204 Adelaide St Maryborough redi ATM 7 - 11 Central Ave. Plaza II Hervey Bay Bay Plaza Shopping Centre Torquay Rd Hervey Bay Pialba Place Shopping Centre 30 Main St Central Avenue Plaza 139 Boat Harbour Drv Pialba Coles Express 1 Torquay Rd Pialba 415 Charlton Esplanade Torquay Station Square Shopping Centre 142 Lennox St Maryborough

Westpac ATM Eli Waters Shopping Centre 2 Ibis Blv Eli Waters Hervey Bay Plaza 27 Torquay Rd Stockland Hervey Bay 6 Central Ave 414 Charlton Esplanade Torquay Urangan Central 119 Elizabeth St Station Square Shopping Centre 142 Lennox St Maryborough Cnr Kent & Adelaide St Maryborough NAB ATM Central Avenue Plaza 139 Boat Harbour Drv Pialba Pialba Place Shopping Centre 30 Main St 414 Charlton Esplanade Torquay Eli Waters Shopping Centre 2 Ibis Blv Eli Waters Station Square Shopping Centre 142 Lennox St Maryborough Auswide Bank ATM Stockland Hervey Bay 6 Central Ave 201 Adelaide St Maryborough

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maryborough

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Once a busy immigration port 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 old Post Office Hotel and Criterion Hotel, Customs House Interpretive Centre, Bond Store Museum and Customs Residence Cellar Door.

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maryborough / gin gin

Welcome to Gin Gin Gin Gin is a small town in the Bundaberg Region Qld. It is located on the Bruce Highway, approximately 124km N/W of Hervey Bay, 51km West of Bundaberg & 370km N/W of Brisbane. The town owes its existence to its strategic location about halfway between Brisbane & Rockhampton.

It is a convenient stop-over point for driving travellers.

The towns name Gin Gin was derived from the original station name, which used a local Aboriginal word indicating "red soil thick scrub” The Gin Gin district was originally settled in 1847 with sheep and cattle.

The site where the town now stands was once part of the sprawling Gin Gin Station owned by Sir Thomas McIlwraith, who was Premier of Queensland three times between 1879 and 1893. Gin Gin, like Bundaberg, is heavily dependent on the Sugar industry, with sugarcane plantations dotted throughout the area.

Cattle production also features prominently. In recent years small cropping has taken off across farms in the district, with varied success. A gateway to great Barramundi fishing, Gin Gin is just 20 minutes South of international fishing destination, Lake Monduran. Whether you are a fisherman, bushwalker, history lover, bird-watcher or just love the great Australian outdoors, take a trip to our pioneering past with rural countryside and cattle country, vineyards and olive groves in Gin Gin and surrounds.

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Modern Street art at Childers

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Childers is located 311 km north of Brisbane via the Bruce Highway. It is 60 km north west of Maryborough, 54 km south of Bundaberg and 108 m above sea level. This town offers views overlooking thousands of hectares of vivid green sugarcane and avocado farms. Visitors can step back in history when they visit the town’s many historical buildings, some buildings dating back to Queensland’s early pioneering days. Childers offers a relaxed country atmosphere. Nearby is beautiful Woodgate Beach and National Park, offering an unspoilt coastal playground for visitors seeking peace and quiet.

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16km of white sandy beach Woodgate Beach is situated along 16 kilometres of breathtaking coastline, approximately 350 kilometres north of Brisbane. A white sandy beach with crystal clear & safe waters, which is surrounded by 23,000 hectares of National Park with stunning scenery.

The unique position makes Woodgate one of the most popular holiday destinations on the Fraser Coast. It caters for those wishing to enjoy a tranquil beachside holiday where you can relax, unwind and experience nature at its best.

It is a sanctuary for holiday makers and wildlife alike! As you stroll through the area, 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.

WOODGATE CLUB INC RESTAURANT | CAFÉ | BAR | FUNCTIONS & WEDDINGS | COURTESY BUS A family friendly atmosphere with Lunch, Dinner & everything in between!

Enjoy a Coffee in the Alfresco Area overlooking the Greens.

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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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tide times

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Refer to our tide chart and view the soft coral reef off Scarness Beach, at the lowest of low tides each month.

These tidal predictions are for Urangan, Hervey Bay. This information is to be used as a guide only.

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Hervey Bay Boat Ramp Locations

Urangan (Jetty Rd) Torquay (Bideford St) Scarness (Frank St) Point Vernon (Confield St) River Heads (Ri ver Heads Rd) Howard (Bruce Hwy) Toogoom (Toogoom Rd) Howard (Pacific Haven Crt) Burrum Heads (Ross St) Burrum Heads (Burrum Hds Rd) Burrum Heads (Burrum St West end) Buxton (Power St) Walkers Pt (Manly Smith Dr) Woodgate (First Ave)

Urangan Boat Harbour Hervey Bay Hervey Bay Gatakers Bay Susan River Burrum River Beelbi Creek Burrum River (N. Bank) Burrum River (S. Bank) Burrum River (S. Bank) Burrum River (S. Bank) Burrum River (N. Bank) Woodgate Woodgate (N)

Check tidal conditions for access

Be a responsible skipper 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

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Roundabout quiz Who gives way at a roundabout?

Do you signal at roundabouts when?

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Make sure you signal left as you exit and turn your indicator off after you've left the roundabout.

Turning left. Here's the way to do it.

Approach the roundabout in the left lane or line of traffic. Then:

Turning Right. Approach the roundabout in the right lane or line of traffic, then signal right as you approach the roundabout and continue to signal right until you're ready to exit. Then:

Signal left before you exit the roundabout. The same rule applies if you intend driving beyond the right turn exit.

That's not the rule. You must give way to any vehicles already on the roundabout before you enter. It doesn't matter if a car is on your left or on your right.

Do you signal at roundabouts when?

Do you signal at roundabouts when?

www.qld.gov.au/transport/safety/rules/road/roundabouts

Signal left as you approach the roundabout. Continue to signal left as you exit the roundabout and turn your indicator off after you've exited.

Motorhome Servicing Hitch ‘n’ go Towing Products

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retirement

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FARMERS & FISHING - OUR TRUCKS HEAD TO BRISBANE 4 NIGHT A WEEK

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Murray & Toni Phone: 0419 974 422

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