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FROM THE EDITOR Published first Wednesday of the month EDITORIAL Victoria McGuin – 07 54 999 049 editor@hinterlandtimes.com.au Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9am-4pm deadline for editorial 25th of the month (news items, what’s on, creative cuts)

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April 2019

Knowing your place

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oMetiMeS it SNoWS in April, according to the late musician Prince, but no chance of that in our neck of the woods! (For more on climate change, head to our Letters page…) After a hot and humid March, i welcomed the recent grey skies and steady drizzle. i’m looking forward to the promise of bonfires and hot cocoa (or red wine) on the weekends ahead. How about you? My last few weeks have been busy with the Zonta Woman of the Year Award event, a fundraising High tea for the Maleny Neighbourhood Centre, and a Futures Workshop, where locals came with great ideas to energise and improve elements of beautiful Montville village. Add to that a great gig at Finbars, free cake from Nambour’s Husk and Honey and an Ht catch up at Flaxton Gardens – i was on a roll! Amongst all this, i bumped into Pat Habner in Woombye, the recent winner of the Zonta award. As we talked, Pat said something that stuck with me. “Some people don’t just have a job, they have a place, a place where they do good.” it made me pause to consider my friends, and the work they do. Some are artists, creating beauty and joy through

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Making music with Carolyna Lovely

Tea, telescopes and twirling on the catwalk

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Checking in on the chimpanzees

Rights of Nature – can we legally fix it?

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Italian POWs in Montville – the next chapter

Spoken Word proves popular in Palmwoods COVER STORY

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ANZAC services across the Range

Community builds a house to keep families together

For a list of what’s on for April and annual hinterland events, turn to page 51

Early Deadlines Notice The deadlines will be earlier for the Hinterland Times May edition, as the Easter break and ANZAC Day affect our design/print times.

their painting, words and music; some work in service industries where they bring comfort, pleasure, education and sustenance, others work with medicine or natural therapies, bringing healing, relief and guidance. in fact, even if it’s not in a job, most people have a place where they do good. Mothers, fathers and carers who support, encourage and love the future generations, retirees, who bring wisdom and experience to the table (usually with some excellent stories involved). there are volunteers who work with those in need or care for unwanted animals, environmentalists who tirelessly nurture our hinterland, farmers who grow crops for us to be able to eat, and friends who help us keep perspective, offload, or just have a good laugh! My place is here. in a role that involves celebrating and highlighting people’s passions and life stories (and believe me, everyone has a story worth telling). Heading up a paper where, as much as possible, we share the positive things happening in the wider community. in a position where, i hope, i can do good.

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A happy Wildling, Chloe from Maleny, with her flower crown at a Wildlings Forest School workshop

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Wonder of Wood Above: Previous graduates of Brian Jones's workshops show off their creations

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HiS YeAr At tHe MALeNY Wood exPo, it’s all about tapping into your creative side. What will you make? there’s an exciting choice of workshops and projects to suit everyone, from age four to 104. Carve a spoon, build a cubby, make a didgeridoo or even create a canoe. Yes - you and your crew can build a canoe! At this year’s expo, boat-builder Brian Jones will assist you and your team to create your own Amaroo 3.6 metre, hooppine plywood canoe. Seven craft will take shape over the three days of the expo, so get in quick to reserve a spot for your team. or if land-based construction is more your style, how about creating your very own play space? in the expo Cubby House workshops, Miles and Sam will guide you as you make your own "Wild thing"- a bamboo artwork like no other, designed for children's outdoor play, exploration and creative experimentation. Working with bamboo, foraged garden materials, plywood, cord and wire, you will make your very own cubby to take home, decorate and enjoy. Also at the expo, Japanese tools Australia will be hosting Japanese woodworking classes taught by takami Kawai and

Left: Plenty to do for the kids at the Expo Below: Architect Samantha Taylor building a cubby house photo by Timothy Birch

dylan iwakuni of the Suikoushya international Craft School. this will be a unique opportunity to be taught by master craftsmen, who will guide students through the process of making their own 70mm Japanese smoothing plane. there’ll be many other hands-on opportunities: make Mother’s day presents, paper-making with plants, make a boomerang, weave with natural fibres, make chopsticks, build a model boat, master some macramé, learn hand carving, make bush critters and jewellery. Whatever you choose to do, you’ll learn some new skills and techniques, take home your unique creation and have fun! Check out the list of workshops on the Maleny Wood expo website and find your inner ‘maker’. the expo takes place on May 4, 5, 6 and gates open at 8.30am at the Maleny Showgrounds. entry is $15, concessions $12 and under 16s free. Visit for more details: malenywoodexpo.com

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He triPLe J Unearthed website quotes Andrew Forest describing Carolyna Lovely as ‘the greatest rock star you’ve never heard of’, to Bob Geldof! Luckily for us, Carolyna is a well-known local on the music scene, including the Maleny Music Festival. She loves to perform in Australia with her band Lovely Bones, but also tours Canada with session players from across the country, and is a much sought after guest for radio, podcasts, festivals and theatre shows. “i’ll be touring North America in April 2020 to promote my next album, which is in pre-production at my studio,” smiled Carolyna. A prolific producer and performer of alternative countryrock and soulful blues music, she currently has six albums and 91 singles, and a live dVd under her belt, along with 30 years of writing, recording and touring experience. As the owner of Bedrock Location & Editing Suite just outside of Maleny, Carolyna produces her own and other artists' work, is a voice-over artist and engineer, and records sound effects and ambient noise for film and television. Growing up in Kingston on the Great Lakes in ontario, Carolyna was surrounded by music all her life. “My mother played and wrote music and i remember writing songs with her when i was only seven,” shared Carolyna.

“As soon as i left home i went walkabout. i knew i could make enough with my guitar to get by. So, i stole my mum’s car and went to Nashville. i was very happy with what i learned in Nashville, and some of those lessons have stayed with me. “But,” Carolyna continued, “i also learned that being a long-legged, 22-year-old blonde girl often got you the wrong kind of attention. “i wanted it to be about my work, which in some circumstances it wasn’t. So i steered away from that part of the music industry and found the people underneath that layer who were there making really good music, all different kinds of music. “they were producing albums, with the best voices and

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Nutritional therapist and has additional diplomas in pilates, yoga, herbalism, and now horticulture. “i’ve studied since i left school and my recent horticulture qualification will allow me to grow and develop the raw product for my other love - organic skin care products,� she said. “excitingly i’m just about to re-brand my products as simply, ‘Lovely’, featuring products for women under ‘She’s So Lovely’ and for men under ‘He’s So Lovely’. the new site should be operating by August.� With new music, a new film and a new organic skin care range, who knows what might come next? one thing is certain, Carolyna is happy to grab onto those opportunities and let them take her for a ride.

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As ANZAC Day approaches, Lyn Gurney will have been preparing herself and her horses, Bella and Ollie, for many months. Parade appearances as a member of the 5th Light Horse Regiment: Maleny Troop, is Lyn’s way of honouring the fallen men and horses of World War I.

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S A SerGeANt in the Maleny 5th Light Horse regiment for over 15 years, Lyn Gurney has polished plenty of brass and leather, but getting the gear ready for the big day is only a small part of the preparation behind a parade appearance. the Light Horse kits are original where available, with authentic replicas making up the rest. the saddles, bridles and rider’s tunics are as exact as possible. Lyn and her daughter Karen are long-term members of the Maleny 5th Light Horse regiment and their duties have taken them all over the Sunshine Coast. “Working with members from the Woombye and Gympie regiments, we participate in parades, school visits, aged care home visits; and we also took part in the Centenary over the Story Bridge in September 2014 that formed ride part of the riverfire Celebrations,� shared Lyn. Marking the 100 year anniversary of the beginning of troop movements for World War i, the ride of 100 horses commemorated the men and horses who mustered through the early morning streets of Brisbane to get to the ships at Pinkenbah in 1914. “it was wonderful. it’s hard to describe the feeling of riding with so many others, all in formation, crossing the bridge. the sound of the horses shoes on the bitumen ricocheting around the buildings and the little sparks we could see in the dark,� Lyn enthused. “i’ll never forget that. it made all those horses and men who made that journey a hundred years ago, feel very close.� the Light Horse regiments were used as fast-moving infantry and engaged in combat dismounted. the exception was the charge of the 4th and 12th Light Horse regiments at Beersheba on october 31, 1917, where the horses were ridden into combat in a cavalry style. the

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Beersheba Campaign is seen as the turning point of the war in the Middle east. the mounted men also made excellent scouts, longrange patrols and raiding parties, often spearheading advancing forces. the Beersheba Military Museum stands proudly on the precinct in Maleny, as many of the troops originated from the surrounding area. “the horses used by the Light Horse regiments were known as Walers,� said Lyn. “they were a particularly hardy breed that could work in rough, dry conditions on less feed and water than other breeds at the time. “the name Walers came from their New South Wales point of origin, although many of the horses were bred in Queensland and Victoria too.� overall the British Military took 136,000 horses from Australia in World War i including heavy and light horses. Many were lost to starvation, disease and in battle. the remaining 11,000 horses were used as military mounts in British india and for the Mounted Police Force. they could

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not be returned home due to quarantine restrictions. However, it is the desire to preserve the memory of those men who made such sacrifices that sees the 5th Light Horse regiment Maleny troop gather for training on the last Saturday of each month next to the Beersheba Living Museum. today, the horses are trained for parades and to work in sets of four. While remaining in formation is a big part of the training, the bigger focus is on teaching a horse to remain calm in a crowded situation. “Clapping is the biggest thing a horse needs to tolerate,” Lyn shared. “they find it quite unnerving as it stops them from hearing other threats. An animal built for flight relies on their hearing to keep themselves safe. “the other part of parade training is around tolerating aircraft noise. You don’t want an animal this size to bolt through the crowd,” Lyn said wryly, “though, there is nothing better than when a horse decides he trusts you.

“i’ve ridden horses since i was twoyears-old as i grew up on a farm in the Beaudesert area. i’ve always loved being on the land and i’ve always had horses and dogs. “it’s so important to keep the ANZAC spirit alive, and being on my horse in the parade is such a great feeling. ANZAC day itself is growing. “it’s such a proud moment when you go past the people on your horse. You know you and your horse are both turned out the best you can be - the applause gets noticeably louder for the horses,” Lyn said with pride. “But ANZAC day is for everyone. it’s important to keep it what it is today, to honour the memory of the fallen and to maintain the pride in military service that is a big part of who we are as Australians.” Lyn paused, before adding, “i don’t like to say it, but our members are growing older and we can’t keep doing this forever - as much as we want to. “We need to increase our numbers if we are going to continue to appear with the horses at ANZAC day Parades. it would be nice to hand the baton forward to younger people and allow them to experience everything we have been representing,” she said with a smile. Anyone interested in the 5th Light Horse Maleny troop is urged to call Sergeant Lyn Gurney 5499 9660 (evenings) or troop Commander rob Weary 0422 66 842.

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Kedougou, a 15-hour ride from dakar on an overloaded bus. then a 1.5-hour ride to the little village near the research centre over a dirt track with huge potholes in a 4wheel drive that had definitely seen better days!” she laughs. Upon arrival, Leigh was hosted by a Senegalese family, though she had her own accommodation in a hut called a ‘sudu’. “it was a lovely little house, just a one-room house… it had mud-concrete walls and a concrete floor and thatched roof, and i was very lucky because i had an outside sitdown toilet! Most of the toilets are holes in the ground with pieces of concrete on either side where you put your feet while squatting. “it was very ingenious, an old 20-litre plastic bucket with the bottom cut out and surrounded by concrete. “And your shower was a couple of kettles of cold water that you poured over yourself. You wet yourself with the first one, soaped up, and then rinsed off with the second one. But the cold water was usually welcome because it was so hot! “it was challenging, especially the local food,” grimaces Leigh. the meals were mostly based on rice with a sauce or a small quantity of vegetables. Conjuring up an image of rustic African bush tucker, i ask Leigh about the vegetables. She stifles a chuckle and replies: “We’re talking about one small piece of carrot and one small piece of eggplant and a piece of this local vegetable, a sort of bitter melon. if it has the bejesus cooked out of it, it’s almost edible!” if she was lucky, Leigh’s host family would make a sauce out of peanuts which were grown locally, but sometimes the sauce was simply made from leaves of particular trees. “the sauce had a most unfortunate colour.” As part of the daily research, the volunteers would head out into the forest with local research assistants, looking for signs of chimpanzee activity – where they ate or slept, noting their daily movements and any vital evidence such as pieces of food or droppings. But the observers needed to maintain a substantial distance from the animals. Sharing her professional knowledge, Leigh explains that by getting too close to the chimps, they lose their fear of humans.

While in Senegal, Leigh observed the chimps in their natural habitat

Jane Goodall Institute volunteers: Leigh, Amadou and Salam listening for chimps calling in the valley

“that makes it easy for ill-intentioned people to do them harm. they can also catch human diseases and it potentially alters the chimps’ behaviour.” the volunteers don’t just record the behaviour of the chimps, they look at the species of trees that provide shelter and the types of fruit they eat. intriguingly, the locals are somewhat afraid of the chimps and don’t seek to harm them; the Senegalese believe that chimpanzees are the spirits of their ancestors. these rare creatures have an uncertain future as their habitat faces destruction to make way for things like power lines. they also have appeal as a tourist attraction, which can manifest into the temptation of financial rewards for locals. As for Leigh, the adventure and temporary discomfort were worth it because, besides working with the chimps, she became friends with many local people and young volunteers from other cultures who enriched her life. Having now crossed that off her bucket list, she is surrendering herself to the universe to “see where life is going to take me next.”

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N JANUArY 2019, Giuseppe Mazzei, contacted the historical group from italy. He had read the rations and Song story in the Hinterland times and was contacting us to share information on his grandfather, Pietro Basile, who served on e.e. (Artie) Glover’s fruit farm from March 1944 to January 1945. (Congratulations Hinterland Times, you now have an international readership!) Artie was a fruit farmer along Mill Hill road from the late 1930s until the 1970s. He moved to Montville from Yandina in 1933. Artie worked for Cliff dart to gain knowledge of fruit growing and farm management and purchased his own farm on Mill Hill road from Jim ruddy in 1939. in 1942 he married ruth Madeline (Madge) ruddy, so Madge returned to her childhood home at what is now 82 Mill Hill road. Artie applied for italian PoWs to be assigned to the Mill Hill Farm and between 1944 and 1945, four pairs of PoWs were assigned to Artie with one Pietro Basile working at the farm for over nine months. Giuseppe’s family found Pietro’s ‘secret’ diary of his PoW experiences in Australia after the death of his grandmother in 2004, and the Montville link had led him to the Hinterland Times and then to us. (Apparently it was forbidden for PoWs to keep diaries.) He is translating Pietro’s diary and the information he is sharing has been invaluable. We now know that Pietro’s PoW journey took him to india, Cowra, Brisbane and Nambour to finally arrive at Artie Glover’s farm in Montville on March 15, 1944. We also now understand that farms had to take a minimum of two PoWs with a maximum of three. An ettore Zangatesi was assigned to the farm with Pietro. Pietro thought Mr Glover might have been disappointed because he had hoped for two “strong and skilled farmers”, something Pietro and ettore weren’t. in fact, Pietro writes that ettore was a musician, so he could well have been the

Pietro Basile

tenor whose powerful voice Les Farmer recalls hearing at night in ‘tinned Peaches’: although Artie’s wife, Madge, recalls that “the two at the house at the top of the hill (probably Cliff dart’s farm opposite the Glover’s) were real opera singers” in the Centenary History of the Montville State School. Pietro and ettore lived in a small three-roomed wooden cabin with minimal furniture, most likely a worker’s cottage on Glover’s property at the end of Mill Hill road. on June 1, ettore requested a transfer from Glover’s farm on the grounds of personality conflict with Pietro. Clearly, PoWs had rights which were honoured by the army, including the right to request transfers. He was replaced by Francesco telesi who only stayed until october when he was

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Fruit farmer Artie with eldest son Terry

replaced with Umberto Pietronigro. one of the reasons Pietro stayed on at Glover’s farm was because he had met and befriended a one-year-old “land army” volunteer, ethel Lilian Love, who was also placed on the farm. As essentially co-workers on the farm, it is quite likely that the two developed a close working relationship despite a strict anti-fraternisation policy. ethel’s descendants tell us that she was a shy teenager and enjoyed Pietro’s company – learning italian from him. However, Pietro did request a transfer due to deteriorating relations with Artie in January 1945 – being relocated to W. J. Atkinson’s farm in Palmwoods where he caught up with Francesco telesi. He was replaced by Pascale Serafini. Although fraternisation was discouraged, Pietro noted that Mr Atkinson took them to the beach on January 29, 1945. He records they had a beautiful day swimming at “Maroochydore and Mooloolah-bah” with the Atkinson family including three of their children, thelma, Colie and Peter. However, he also noted that Mr Atkinson was a hard task-master and enforced a strict no smoking policy

Madge and Arty with pines and citrus

during working hours despite the PoWs receiving a tobacco allowance. Giuseppe’s contact has certainly encouraged us to keep pursuing the story of italian PoWs assigned to Montville farms. For us, we still have to determine the location of the old house on the hill on Cliff dart’s farm. We have asked the National Archives to help us track down the missing id cards of these men and any other relevant records. We now understand that Australian farmers may have bent the ‘rules’ regarding how they treated the PoWs – sometimes to their benefit and at other times, not. For Giuseppe and his family, the diary has allowed them to get to know a father and grandfather they never had the chance to meet. Pietro died before his daughter, Piera, Giuseppe’s mother, was born. the family is keen to learn more about Pietro’s experiences in Montville and we are keen to learn more about this part of our history, so we are hoping older Montvilleans can fill in some of the gaps and find old photos of the people, the farms and the buildings. once again, if anyone can add to this story, please contact Cate Patterson at cate.patterson@jayb.com.au

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OR THOSE WHO don’t hail from the southern hemisphere, and may be visiting at this time, ANZAC stands for Australian and New Zealand Army Corps. The soldiers in those forces became known as Anzacs, something that continues to this day. In August 1914, Britain declared war on Germany, and Australia was automatically placed on the side of the Commonwealth. In 1915 Australian and New Zealand soldiers formed part of the expedition that set out to capture the Gallipoli peninsula in order to open the Dardanelles to the allied navies. The Australian and New Zealand forces landed on Gallipoli on April 25, meeting fierce resistance from the Ottoman Turkish defenders. The campaign dragged on for eight months. At the end of 1915 the allied forces were evacuated from the peninsula, and more than 8,000 Australian soldiers had died in the campaign. Gallipoli had a profound impact on Australians at home, and April 25 became the day on which Australians remembered the sacrifice of those who died in the war. ANZAC Day also served to commemorate the lives of Australians who died in the Second World War, and the meaning of the day has been further broadened since, to include those who lost their lives in all the military and peacekeeping operations in which Australia has been involved. If you would like to attend a service in the hinterland, we have included a list of services here.

BEERWAH Dawn Service: 4.15am Assemble turner Park, turner St (form up southern end of park), 4.20am March to Cenotaph, 4.28am dawn Service commences (approx. 45-50 min), followed by tea and coffee in Beerwah Community Hall. Main Service: 9.15am Assemble Coochin Co-op (Shell garage area), 9.30am March-off, proceed down Peachester road, left

wheel into turner St, salute opposite Post office, and proceed to turner Park, 10am Main Service commences (approx. 90min), followed by morning tea in Beerwah Community Hall.

GLASSHOUSE MOUNTAINS Dawn Service: 6am Assemble Settlers rotary Park – information Centre Cenotaph, reed St (approx. 45min) March: 10.45am Assemble on corner of Coonowrin rd and Page St and march to Glass House Mountain Community Hall (8 Coonowrin rd), 11.30am Main Service commences at Glass House Mountain Community Hall (approx. 60min)

LANDSBOROUGH Dawn Service: 4.15am Gather at rSL Park Cenotaph, Landsborough Memorial Park, Cribb St, (approx. 45min) March: 8.45am Assemble at Landsborough Hotel (30-32 Cribb St), 9am March via Maleny Street to Landsborough School of Arts (485 old Landsborough rd), 9.30am Main Service commences at Landsborough School of Arts (approx. 30min)

MALENY/WITTA Dawn Service: 4.10am Gather at rSL Maleny Sub Branch Memorial Cenotaph, 4.28am Service commences, followed by a ‘gunfire breakfast’. Special Services: 9am Witta Graveside Service, Witta Cemetery on Witta rd 9.45am Maleny Soldiers Memorial Hospital Main Service: 10.15am Assemble at Watson’s Garage, 10.30am Marchoff, 11am Service commences at the rSL Maleny Cenotaph followed by lunch at rSL Maleny Memorial Hall (1 Bunya St).

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tALiAN Food ANd a convivial atmosphere are alive and well in Maleny, thanks to Cappriccios italian restaurant. the Venditti family has been serving up delicious pizza, pasta and much more for 25 years in this area, and for 16 years in Brisbane prior to that. Now change is on the horizon, with owners, Sonya and Phil, stepping down for some well-deserved time for rest and travel. two of their children, tamara and dominic, have decided this is the perfect time to step up and take hold of the restaurant reins. Catching up with them recently, it was good to find out a little more about the family behind this popular restaurant. Phil migrated from the Abruzzo region in Southern italy when he was seven years old. “it was the ‘60s, and we lived in Gippsland, Victoria, where there is a big italian community,” explained Phil. “We eventually moved to Brisbane and opened a restaurant called ‘Pizza Napoli’ in elizabeth Street behind Her Majesty’s theatre.” Sonya, meanwhile, had moved here from oxford, england, with her family in 1968. in the ‘70s, she was working various

The Venditti family will continue bringing Italy to Maleny

be a great opportunity - we thought ‘why not?’” tamara continued, “this is a family business and i want to continue the history and traditions. We have ideas brewing for the future. i’d like to make my own mozzarella, and we might make some wine!” Phil laughed at this, “We used to make wine, which we distilled in those giant green bottles you can see about the place. You transfer the wine a few times to help with fermentation, before it’s ready to bottle. And all the fermentation at the bottom makes Grappa

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jobs in Brisbane, including taking photographs of people at restaurants and clubs. “i would often go to a club called ‘Pinocchios’ to take photos, and this was how Phil and i met,” Sonya smiled. romance blossomed and in 1992 they were married. So how did this city-based couple end up in the mountains of the Sunshine Coast? “We used to come up here for visits,” said Phil, “the countryside is beautiful and green and reminded me of italy. So, it wasn’t a hard decision to move here.” Fast forward to the present, and it is clear they are still happy with the move, as are their children. “We grew up in the restaurant,” said daughter tamara. “And what’s lovely is that customers come here who have seen us grow from babies into adults with children of our own, and they are like extended family to us.” tamara’s brother, dominic agreed, “i have travelled europe and had many great experiences visiting the italian family and making wine in Sicily, but it’s great to come home to familiar faces in Maleny. When Mum and dad told us they were selling the business, tamara and i realised this would

afterwards,” he added with a twinkle in his eye. “there are no preservatives involved, so it tastes really good, but you only need two glasses!” warned tamara. dominic said he and tamara want to keep things authentic and respect the legacy of their parents. “our menu includes traditional italian meals and customers’ favourites, like Calzone, Steak Vesuvius, or ribs. We also have some new recipes ideas in the pipeline.” Continuing the family affair, tamara and dominic’s cousin, daniel, will be joining them as a chef. “My husband will also be cooking,” shared tamara, “and my daughter and niece are waitressing. “We have customers from 40 years ago who still make the pilgrimage from Brisbane to enjoy our italian family hospitality and cuisine.” the children are planning a send-off celebration for Phil and Sonya on April 8, before they start their next chapter. “We’ll visit england,” said Sonya, “see some of my childhood memories.”

“then we’ll head to italy for a few months and see the family,” said Phil with a smile. “We can take our time now - we’re leaving Cappriccios in good hands.”

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Experience excellence in food at prices that won’t send you broke. Whether you choose a relaxed breakfast, al fresco lunch on the terrace, a High Tea on the veranda or dine within our restaurant we can ensure you quality throughout.

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Imagine sipping champagne with a leisurely meal, or afternoon tea on our long verandahs with glorious views to the sunshine coastline. Breakfast, light meals to a la carte, tapas, weddings, groups, functions,High teas. A wide range of freshly baked gluten free goodies available.

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Lunch & Dinner: Wed to Sun Closed: Mon & Tue

French Dinning at its best. A la carte lunch and dinner. House Special 2 course set menu $29, 3 course set menu for $35. NEW express lunch menu (dine in) available.

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Winner of the AGFG Peoples Choice Award 2019, our Dining on the Deck restaurant has arguably one of the best lake views in the hinterland! And because no Mum deserves to miss out, we are opening extended trading hours on Sat 11th & Sun 12th May!see Weour are serving web page for details up some mouth watering specials to spoil Mum rotten. www.theorangerymaleny.com.au High Tea bookings only available on Saturday. Bookings Essential! See you soon... and remember all bookings for Saturday 11th go in a draw to win a $100 meal voucher! A magical world of romance and creativity on your doorstep...

07 5478 5888 info@secretsonthelake.com.au Corner Landsborough - Maleny Road & Mountain View Road, Maleny 4552 www.diningonthedeck.com.au Bookings & Enquiries 07 5435 2545 HINTERLAND TIMES – APRIL 2019

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Altitude on Montville

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Address 94 Main Street MONTVILLE Phone 07 5478 5889 Web altitudeonmontville.com.au OPEN 7 Days: Open from 8:00am Breakfast, lunch (2 & 3 course set specials) & dinner. Experience a refreshed & beautifully relaxed restaurant as our acclaimed new head chef, Nick Stapleton, serves up some of the most sophisticated, tasty & exciting food on the Sunshine coast. 10% OFF MEALS for local bookings plus a free courtesy bus.

127-133 Main St MONTVILLE 07 5442 9344 mayfieldonmontville.com.au Mon to Sun: 8.30am – 4.00pm

Savour our delicious modern cuisine on the deck overlooking stunning views. The perfect location to enjoy a champagne breakfast, leisurely lunch, or coffee & cake. Licensed.

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Husk and Honey Address 16/18 Queen St NAMBOUR Phone 07 5441 3510 OPEN Mon to Fri: 8.00am – 3.30pm Sat: 8.00am – 2.00pm

Entirely Gluten free & Grain free Café offering all day breakfast & seasonal lunch menu. Cakes & other treats all baked on site daily. Tim Adams Coffee.

Address Crystal Waters CONONDALE 65 Kilkoy Lane, off Aherns Rd. Phone 07 5494 4620 Web FB: “Flowerpot Coffee Shop” OPEN Tue & Fri: 9:30am-2:30pm Sat & Sun: 10:00am-2:30pm Flowerpot Coffee Shop offers a full breakfast menu, great coffee, baked goods, playground, and relaxed atmosphere. Welcoming Conondale and Crystal Waters residents, and anyone who pops in - you won’t be disappointed!

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The Indian street food is an explosion of ET YOUR FOODIE fix at Maleny Lane, flavours in every mouthful. “My speciality is smack bang in the centre of the main the Bhel Puri,” said Jenny, “which is a salad with street of Maleny. There is something for puffed rice, puffed chickpeas, masala yoghurt everyone with a range of World Foods including and topped with Bhuja Sev. Bhuja Sev is made Indian (The Curry Hut), African (Taste of Africa), from chickpea flour with the perfect blend French (Crepe Suzette), Greek (Jon the of spices, and it makes for an exciting Greek), gourmet quality pies (The “My speciality salad. Add the Tandoori soaked Maleny Pie Guy), Nepalese (Sherpa chicken pieces and this meal is Kitchen), and gourmet coffees and is the Bhel Puri,” said made in heaven!” teas (Peony Espresso). Jenny, “which is a salad There is also live music every weekend and once a month for Night Markets - weather permitting.

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This month we are championing the culinary delights of The Curry Hut, run by Jenny Lynne, who has been supplying delicious Indian street food and curry to the locals and tourists alike, since the World Food hub began in 2015. Jenny Lynne serves with a smile at The Curry Hut

a piece of naan bread and topped with raita.” With the Indian style curry and dahl, there is something for everyone, and vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free customers are all catered for. Opening hours are Thursday - Sunday, 9am 4pm, and every Friday night and public holidays. Come and give your tastebuds a flavourful treat!

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HENEVER I pop into Nambour, there is a cosy spot I always enjoy frequenting for a refuel and a decent coffee – Husk and Honey, the gluten and grain-free cafe in Queen Street. The menu is full of tempting options, from a big brekky or vegan waffles, to green paw paw and chicken salad or Middle Eastern meatballs. I am not Coeliac or intolerant to various wheats, grains or dairy, but if you are – this is the place to eat without worry! My visit this week is timely, as Husk and Honey are celebrating their ten-year anniversary soon. “I’m not sure what we’re doing yet,� laughs co-owner Johnny Collins (his wife Tashi Foulkes is the chef), “but keep an eye on our facebook page for an update!� Johnny is originally from Cornwall, England, where he was running a juice/smoothie/espresso bar in Newquay. Tashi was working at Jamie Oliver’s prestigious restaurant, 15, and would pop in for a drink. “Love through coffee,� smiles Johnny. Four years later, the couple moved to Palmwoods, where Tashi’s family live and grow tropical produce for florists. “We started adding to this with herbs, rocket and lettuce,� explains Johnny, “which led to us supplying Husk and Honey with our produce.� The ex-owners decided it was time to retire and Johnny and Tashi, with their

background in hospitality, realised this would be a great opportunity. “We liked the idea that Coeliac people had somewhere to eat, and so added breakfast, keeping things grain free, and we only use seasonal and local produce. Everything is made on site from scratch with our own recipes. “In fact, we have a delivery of local Bunya nuts arriving today, and we’ve been thinking of what to do with them. Last year we made a delicious pesto to add to various dishes, but we may play around with ideas this year – it’s all unknown territory.� The couple also have creative chef Alisha Eagle on the team, who they both describe as their “saving grace�, especially when Johnny is away touring – his other passion is music and he occasionally tours the country playing bass guitar for various bands. Husk and Honey has a loyal and regular clientele, although they suffered for a while when the hospital moved to Kawana. “We’re lucky though, as things picked up again.� Once in a while, a new customer will arrive and make their presence known. “We had this older gentleman come in who looked like a farmer, and I thought ‘uh oh, he won’t like our grain-free bread’. “I shouldn’t have judged a book by the cover, as he called me over when he’d finished his beef brisket and said, ‘This is the best gluten-free meal I’ve ever tasted, and

the roll tastes just like bread.’ He was angling for me to give the recipe to his wife!� The coffee is also excellent. “Our beans are from Tim Adams Coffee. He trades directly with farmers in Honduras, so goes to the farm, samples the produce and pays upfront.� After enjoying my brunch and coffee, I prepare to leave this welcoming space and Tashi gives me a selection of cakes and biscuits to take home. I must admit, there are certainly perks to this job!

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“A lot of the music has been inspired by our parenting adventures with Wala and dali,” he said, referring to the couple’s two daughters. the family will be heading north again this winter, playing along the way at venues and house concerts. “We have a lot of fun,” Lee smiled. Catch them at the next Mapleton Country Markets from 8am-noon, April 27. it’s also a chance to enjoy the variety of ‘make-it, bake-it, sew-it, grow-it’ goodies available for all in a lovely mountain-top setting at the old time Mapleton Hall at 31 obi obi road, Mapleton. the markets are now occurring on the fourth Saturday of every month. You’ll find local artisan products and produce, including awesome olives, bananas, eggs and mushrooms, a range

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of fresh fruit and veggies including organically and locally grown, honey, delicious fudge, chilli sauce and locally grown macadamia nuts. Wander amongst the stalls featuring crafty items such as timber furniture, bowls, trays and curio’s; crystals and natural healing; incredible kaftans; a range of clothing fashions; children’s clothing, costumes and crafts; succulents; herb seedlings and pots, and beautiful house plants. enjoy brekkie-on-the go with the local rSL’s sausage sizzle, or catch up with friends over a cuppa from the coffee van. And Lee and Shaye’s haunting melodies on alto sax, flute and banjo will fill your morning with the peaceful vibe of this growing mountain-top market. For further information, call Paula on 0419 726 603.

Maleny Sunday Market LIVE MUSIC EVERY SUNDAY 10am -1pm

Maleny Lane Fri, Sat, Sun 9am- 3pm this rustic eco friendly eat street hub in the middle of Main Street Maleny offers authentic Street Food from diverse cultures and supports live local musicians every weekend. Monthly night market. Contact 0406 069 798

What’s on in April? 7 Jevan Cole on guitar 14 Paul Balanyi Gypsy guitar 21 Matthew Davies & daughter Emily guitar & vocals 28 Wendy Hodgins keyboard & vocals

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iLL KitSoN, former Curator of the Museum of Lands and Mapping and Surveying in Brisbane, is trying to locate two large telescopes that were used on the Sunshine Coast between the 1930s and the 1970s. the first telescope was a four-and-a-half-inch ross equatorial refractor used by inigo Jones at his observatory ‘Chromhurst’, at Peachester. this telescope was previously used by Captain Henry o’reilly in the 1860s in his Brisbane observatory. Later, after his death in 1870, it was purchased by the Queensland Government for their observatory on Wickham terrace. in 1927 the telescope was loaned to inigo Jones by the Government, to assist him in the observation of sun spots which he used for the prediction of future weather patterns. the second telescope was a six-and-a-half-inch Cooke equatorial refractor that was used by Cedric deane in his observatory ‘rothley,’ at Caloundra in 1952. Cedric was a well-respected collector of insects and also a member of the local chess club. When Cedric moved to Montville in 1958, the insect collection and the telescope went with him. the telescope, however, has not been seen since Cedric’s death at Nambour in 1981. Bill is looking for the telescopes or a photograph of them. Bill can be contacted at william.kitson@bigpond.com

F deLiCioUS Food, great company and delightful fashion sounds like the perfect way to enjoy an autumn afternoon in May, then tea on Flaxton is for you. Held on thursday May 9, this is the inaugural event and fundraiser of rangeCare Friends. event organiser and rangeCare Friends Chair, Nita C Lester, said, “this event will not only launch our new group, rangeCare Friends, but also showcase some of the wonderful fashion that is donated to rangeCare’s op Shop, while raising money for rangeCare itself. “People will be able to enjoy tasty treats and sip on a welcome glass of champagne in a delightful private garden setting.” Locals, Geoff and Ann Hocking, have kindly opened their beautiful home and garden, tanderra House, for the afternoon. “if there is any way that we can support rangeCare’s efforts through fundraising activities such as tea on Flaxton, we will,” said Ann. tea on Flaxton at tanderra House, 11 Flaxton Mill road, will run from 1.30pm – 4pm. to buy your tickets, visit the rangeCare op Shop, call into either rangeCare’s Flaxton or Maleny offices, or buy online at teaonflaxton.floktu.com Pictured above is Fiona Hawkins, Nita Lester, Ann Hocking, Sue Winsor, Ken Winsor and Pat Habner.

He MALeNY HoSPitAL Auxiliary will be conducting its revamped Fashion and Flowers on thursday May 9 at the Maleny Showgrounds Pavilion. the doors will open at 9am with the fashion parade starting at 9.30am. this year, everyone will enjoy the catwalk parade of men’s and women’s fashions teamed with shoes from imelda’s on Maple. Simply Stylish Fashion and Lingerie and Maleny Men Fashion and Stuff are combining to present the latest trends for winter. there will be a delicious morning tea, catering for all dietary requirements, and raffle prizes will be drawn along with several lucky door gifts and surprise gifts, all amongst the wonderful array of floral arrangements decorating the Pavilion. the funds raised from this function enable the Auxiliary to provide the Maleny Soldiers Memorial Hospital with essential equipment and products. tickets are $30 which includes $10 for raffle tickets. Please pre-purchase your tickets as there will be no sale of function tickets at the door. tickets can be obtained from Louise on 0415 446 856 or Margaret on 5494 2669.

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WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU ARE AN EXECUTOR? Local TreeSisters in Eumundi

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Sunshine Coast is one of the main reasons people choose to F YoU Are oNe of the Sunshine Coast residents who has live here. rights of Nature would allow ordinary people to raised deep concerns about the excessive pace of speak for our wildlife, forests, and rivers within the legal development in this area, and the cost of that system. development to our wildlife, forests and green spaces, there it offers a solution to the seemingly never-ending is a legal framework that can help. battles to protect individual forests, rivers and rights of Nature is an umbrella legal framework wildlife from inappropriate development. the that gives elements of nature rights under the Macropod legal umbrella of rights of Nature has the law. At present wild nature has no legal rights. deaths on our roads potential to balance out a culture that We have individual pieces of environmental legislation that should protect nature, (particularly of kangaroos increasingly values dollars over life and is the hope of many communities across Australia and wallabies) increased however these are not adequately enforced. including east Gippsland, the Brigalow Belt, this leads to many individual campaigns and the Murray darling Basin. to try and protect beaches, rivers, wildlife, treeSisters and Friends of the Forest are forests and other habitat from destruction last year due to habitat pleased to welcome dr Michelle Maloney for example the ongoing battles over the destruction. from the Australian earth Laws Alliance to the Sekisui development at Yaroomba, and Sunshine Coast on Saturday April 27. dr Maloney residents continuing concerns around the will be presenting an introductory workshop on proposed twin Waters West development. rights of Nature with a special focus on the situation on rights of Nature legislation has been successfully the Sunshine Coast. implemented in New Zealand, india, Bolivia and other the workshop is at the University of the Sunshine Coast countries, to protect rivers, forests, mountains and wildlife. campus in Lecture theatre 7 at 1.30pm. registration is by on the Sunshine Coast we are losing habitat at an alarming donation ($10 suggested). All are welcome, although content rate, primarily to high density housing estates. According to may not be appropriate for children. Wildlife rescue Sunshine Coast, macropod deaths on our this workshop is for the layperson - attendees only need to roads (particularly of kangaroos and wallabies) increased by have an interest in protecting the environment we all 750% last year due to habitat destruction. depend on. interested law students are also encouraged our wildlife is being relocated, euthanased and to attend. For more information and registration, please marginalised. visit: trybooking.com/BAYAQ the stunning environment and diverse wildlife of the

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Probate means that the authenticity of the deceased person’s Will has been proven and confirms the Executor’s authority to administer the estate in accordance with the provisions of the Will. The process of obtaining Probate allows others to object to the Will, and if there are any objections, to determine if the Will is valid, because it is always possible that: 1.

there was a later Will (which, if valid, would replace the older Will), or

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the Will was made at a time the deceased was not mentally competent to make a Will, or

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the Will was the result of fraud, mistake or “undue influence” or

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the Will was not properly “executed”, or

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the so-called Will is actually a forgery, or

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for some other reason the Will is not fully valid.

Tove is Easton Lawyers’ full time principal lawyer and also the Hinterland’s longest serving principal lawyer serving since January 2004. She specializes in all commercial law matters as well as wills and estates, leases, partnership and company matters. She has always had a policy of providing the first consultation free of charge. That gives clients peace of mind that they are not up for legal fees before they have even had advice on their questions.

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A source of great confusion to a lot of executors is the topic of Probate, what it means and when and why it is needed.

Obtaining a Grant of Probate means that the court has recognised that the Executor has the right to administer the deceased’s estate and also that the Executor has title to the assets of the deceased in his or her capacity as the legal representative of the estate.

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Being appointed as Executor of someone’s Will means that you are the person with the primary legal responsibility for the carrying out of the deceased’s wishes as noted in that person’s Will. This ‘administration’ of the deceased’s estate involves winding up the deceased’s affairs and distributing the assets to the entitled beneficiaries.

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Rotary to River Imbued with the mantra ‘to lead by example’, students at The River School, Maleny, are taking their environment and future seriously, honouring the philosophy that humans, plants, animals and the environment are vitally connected.

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oLLoWiNG oN FroM their winning display of a greenhouse and igloo made of recycled materials at the Kids in Action Conference (sponsored by the Sunshine Coast regional Council) in 2018, students from the river School have created a sustainable gardening project where each class is responsible for its own garden patch. Upon hearing about the gardening program, Maleny rotary wanted to encourage the students further and offered to donate and erect a garden shed, giving the students a place to store their garden tools and wheelbarrow. “We in rotary really enjoy people who are ‘hands on’ and want to make a change. We want to support schools,” said Maleny rotary President, Alan Wilson. By donating the shed, labour and concrete for the shed’s base, the Maleny rotary Club was able to give the river School something that would be useful for generations to come. the gesture means the students can carry on looking after their beautiful gardens, a project they obviously have a passion for. “the creation and maintenance of the beautiful natural environment that surrounds our school is very special to all of us,” said Year 6 student Chloe Skull.

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“We all benefit from the lush bushland, the beautiful trees that we climb and get shade from, the fruit trees that provide so much fruit for us to enjoy, and the gardens that produce both food and flowers.” the students have worked hard to remove stubborn lantana and weeds, replacing them with veggie patches, fruit trees, herbs, bush tucker plants, hardy natives and flowers. No pesticides are used; instead, all plants are protected by netting because wallabies and scrub turkeys are a pest at the river School. Wood shavings are used to separate the vegetable gardens so there’s “no rough surfaces and it’s nice under foot” explains head gardener, student Milo Bateman, as he tends to a colourful patchwork of healthy corn, lettuce, beans, pumpkin, zucchini, beetroot and peas. Seasonal fruit and vegetables are used to supplement the school’s tuck shop supplies. As the students proudly showed the rotarians around the school, they eagerly shared their knowledge on sustainable horticultural practices. With such enthusiasm, our future is in safe hands.

The River School Principal Ann Donoghoe - stands proudly beside the prize winning greenhouse made of recycled milk bottles

Red Cedars (Year 6 class) with their wheelbarrow and gardening tools

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LIVING IN DIVISION 10 COUNCILLOR GREG ROGERSON

AUTUMN/WINTER 2019 ANZAC Day 2019 Lest we forget Maleny / Witta 4.28am 9am 9.45am 10.30am 11am

Protecting the Mary River Turtle

The Mary River ‘Punk Rocker’ turtle, found only in the Mary River catchment, is extremely vulnerable to introduced predators such as wild dogs, foxes, feral pigs and feral cats, which prey on the turtles and their eggs. To protect this unique character landowners, Landcare groups and four councils are rolling out the Mary River Turtle Protection Program. It’s a joint effort to reduce feral animal numbers, fence nesting banks to minimise cattle trampling and protect the individual nests from predation.

Lighting the rodeo arena Lighting at the Kennedy Rodeo Arena, at Nambour Showgrounds has been upgraded to a standard that will allow State level competitions to be held in the arena. The existing lighting poles have been replaced with taller, 23m poles and 200 lux lights. This is great news for the region’s many equestrian clubs who regularly use the arena for dressage, show jumping, and pony club events as well as the Sunshine Coast Agricultural Show, 14-16 June this year.

Here’s to another 40 years Note from the Mayor With our fantastic climate and natural environment, it stands to reason that the Sunshine Coast is a community that loves to be outdoors and active. Research suggests our region has some of the best health outcomes in the nation, while our great outdoors continues to attract growing numbers of local and international visitors for sporting events, conferences and holidays.

Congratulations to everyone involved in the fabulous month celebrating Eumundi Markets 40th anniversary. Eumundi and market go hand in glove. From the town’s earliest days, when the main street boasted general stores, butcher shops, a bakery, saddler, blacksmith and auctioneers, to 1979 when three people set up stalls in the CWA Hall for eight visitors and $30 turn-over. Today, 1.2 million visit the iconic markets each year and Eumundi remains the place for food, craft beer, entertainment, art and craft.

Council continues to invest in bikeways and coastal pathways and to protect our green space by adding to our environmental landholdings. However you enjoy your lifestyle, the Sunshine Coast is the Healthy, Smart and Creative place to be. Mayor Mark Jamieson

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Dawn Service, Memorial Gardens, Montville Main Service, RSL Memorial Park, Mapleton

Nambour 5.15am 5.28am 8.35am 9am

Marchers assemble in Ann Street Dawn Service, Quota Park Main Parade, Howard Street Main Service, Quota Park

What’s on April 26-28 April

Sunshine Coast South Queensland Caravan, Camping, Fishing & 4x4 Expo Nambour Showgrounds

May 4-6 May

Maleny Wood Festival Maleny Showgrounds 31 May - 1 June

Maleny Agricultural Show Maleny Showgrounds

We love our sport and are home to the Sunshine Coast Lightning – Australia’s most successful start-up national sporting team – and to the Pro Racing Sunshine Coast cycling stars, who are shining internationally. Council is also investing in community sport and recreation facilities like our multi-million-dollar upgrades to the Maroochydore Multi Sports Complex and the Caloundra Tennis Centre, which started recently. These upgraded venues will provide better facilities for local AFL, netball and tennis players at all levels.

Montville / Mapleton

June 14-16 June

Choose a holiday adventure Choose a Sunshine Coast Adventure for your family these school holidays. There are over 150 free, self-guided walking, cycling, mountain biking, horse riding and canoeing activities in the Sunshine Coast Advertures online guidebook designed so all ages and abilities can explore land and water trails across 53 local areas. To Þnd out more visit adventures.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au

Sunshine Coast Agricultural Show Nambour Showgrounds

July 12-14 July

Queensland Garden Festival Nambour Showgrounds Proudly supported by Sunshine Coast Council www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au /Experience-Sunshine-Coast/Events

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Foxes and feral animals are on notice as Mary River landowners move to protect one of the most endangered reptiles on the planet, a little turtle who often sports a green ‘mohawk’ of moss.

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Glassies 2019 Nominations for the 2019 Glass House Small Business Awards are now open! if you know a small business or an employee of one who deserves some recognition (and fantastic prizes), head over to Andrew Powell's Glassies website to nominate them: andrewpowell.com.au/glasshouse-small-business-awards-2019 Nominations are open as of today and will stay open until April 17. Voting on the nominated businesses/employees will open on April 19 and will close on May 13. Like past years, the nomination and voting period culminate in a gala night, which will be held at the Beerwah Hideaway. tickets will become available closer to the date.

Montville Craft Fair the Sunshine Coast Arts and Crafts Community Fair is here, just in time to purchase something unique for Mother’s day! Come along on April 27 and 28 at Montville Village Hall, 9am - 4pm, where there will be a huge range of locally made crafts, from pottery and jewellery to knitted goods and homemade preserves. refreshments will be available, including tea, coffee, homemade cakes and slices, sandwiches and many more yummy food items. Most importantly, entry is free. Sunshine Coast Arts and Crafts is proudly supported by the Sunshine Coast Council’s grants program.

Photography call out Calling all community photographers. the Lions Club is requesting donations of photos for the 2020 Montville – Mapleton calendar, which raises funds for community projects in the area. Seeking photos of local places and events (note, signed permission is needed by children’s parents if they appear in a photo). Photos need to be of a high resolution 5MB or above, preferably in rAW format) and be in landscape with A4 proportions. We would like these by the end of May 2019. Please phone Peter on 0434 070 232 for further information.

Meet ABC Friends the ABC (Australian Broadcasting Commission) is a constant source of information and analysis that the majority of Australians value and trust (sources available on request). it has also exposed corruption and political ineptness on many occasions, which has led to some politicians and media sources attempting to undermine the organisation.

'Friends of the ABC' was formed to support the ABC, and if you would like to meet ABC Friends Sunshine Coast there are a few upcoming events: Peregian Markets on April 7, Montville Markets on April 13, Fisherman's road Markets April 21 and the 'Concert for Change' at Coolum April 27, or visit: www.fabc.org.au

Celebration of Books Six sensational sessions from the 2019 Sydney Writers Festival streamed live in Maleny. Hear discussions and lively debates featuring your favourite authors and some of Australia’s most popular thought leaders. Book single sessions ($15)* or take up the cost effective weekend pass offer ($60)* for all six sessions. *A small booking fee applies. the price includes light refreshments, and drinks will also be on sale. Come along to watch the best of the 2019 Sydney Writers Festival streamed live at the Maleny Community Centre (the Verandah room) from May 3 - 5. Visit: trybooking.com/482930

Heart of Gold Submissions for Gympie’s Heart of Gold international Short Film Festival are now open and festival organisers are looking for short films that are uplifting, heartwarming and inspirational. Selected shorts compete for a range of jury awards, which this year include: Best Australian Short Film, Best Student Short Film and the Gympie Gold Award, with prizes up to $5,000 in value. Heart of Gold is the biggest short film festival in Queensland and will be running the Young Filmmakers Competition again, following the success of the competition in 2018. Find out more: www.heartofgold.com.au

Top doc from Maleny A Maleny filmmaker has been selected for a top international documentary festival. the touching story of an Australian performer whose alter-ego is a talking robot will have its world premiere at the prestigious Hot docs Canadian international documentary Festival next month. Happy Android is a new 25-minute documentary from award-winning Brisbane filmmaker Jaina Kalifa, who grew up in Maleny. it focuses on Melbourne street performer Paul Cooper, who has entertained audiences around the world for 20 years as his loveable creation tubby the robot. Congratulations to Jaina, who we will no doubt hear more about in the near future.

Shoplifters Winner of the 2018 Cannes Palme d’Or. When the family takes in a girl who seems to have been abused and abandoned, complications arise. We learn that the bonds holding this family together are not biological. Full of humour, charm, and finely-observed detail, the film proceeds to a surprising and moving conclusion. (subtitled). Rated G

The Children Act A teenager with leukaemia needs a blood transfusion. He and his Jehovah’s Witness family refuse this but under the ‘Children Act’ in the UK, they can be overruled by the state. Emma Thompson plays the sensitive but dispassionate and scrupulous judge who must decide. Rated G

6 Apr 7:15 pm

20 Apr 2:30 & 7:15 pm

Members $8/Students $8/Public $13 Maleny Community Centre, 23 Maple St malenyfilmsociety@gmail.com 0418 708 244 [enquiries, not bookings]

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Letters Climate fraud?

LIGHT RELIEF & LEUNIG Relax, read a few letters, enjoy a crossword and cartoon, and maybe put pen to paper (finger to keyboard) yourself! We would love you to share your thoughts and experiences with us and Ht readers. email: editor@hinterlandtimes.com.au or write to Po Box 818, Maleny, Qld, 4552. Please include your name, email/address and location. Word limit is 200 and letters may be edited. As we are a monthly, please be aware we are unable to print date-sensitive letters.

irSt i CoNSider that 'man made' climate change and rising sea levels are a fraud and i am happy to debate these with you. Climate and weather are different things. i consider it irresponsible for teachers to be promoting their views (many of which hold left wing or greenie views) and scaring children who are too young to research the subject of climate change for themselves. our education standards have been slipping in recent years. teachers would serve their students better by concentrating on the 3 r’s instead of scaring young children. Graeme Tosh, Maleny

the NASA website states that 97% or more of publishing scientists agree that climate warming trends over the past 100 years ‘are extremely likely due to human activities. in addition, most of the leading scientific organisations worldwide have issued public statements endorsing this position’. i would certainly believe a scientist over someone who has no qualifications or extensive experience in this field. Many of us feel afraid right now, but the best thing we can do is keep on standing up for change, champion wind and solar power, plant more trees, grow our own produce, bulk buy using our own containers, etc. if we show our children by our example, they may just have a fighting chance. Mary Peters, Woombye

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S USUAL, i enjoyed reading the latest edition of Ht, with its variety of interesting articles on a wide range of topics. rachel Aspinall (Mapleton Springs to the rescue, Feb 2019) mentioned the damage barbed wire can do to native animals and birds, and we at Maleny Golf Club agree. We have been progressively removing 100 years of barbed wire fencing from within and around the Golf Club’s lease in the former Armstrong Farm. there is now no barbed wire left within our lease, and on

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my rough estimation, i believe we have removed around 20km of barbed wire. it was a huge and often dangerous task, but we do care about the environment, and felt it was important to do. i hope this is good news for the Aspinalls whose selfless generosity is inspiring. Max Whitten, President, Maleny Golf Club

Barbaric barbed wire A member of the public (a lovely ‘bikie’) found a bat caught on barbed wire. He called the WiLVoS hotline and was advised to cover the bat with a towel until a qualified rescuer could attend. He didn’t have a towel, so look what he used. (Photo supplied by Sammy ringer.) When the WiLVoS rescuer arrived, he helped her to extricate the bat from the wire. Sadly, the bat didn’t make it. Rachel and Phil Aspinall, Mapleton Springs B&B Editor’s note: we have recently had more letters about Mungo, but have no space this month, so hope to include them in the May edition.

Anzac Ghosts A Decade Hence

The shrill of the telephone, broke the babble of the television. “Grandpa, on this solemn occasion, our school is parading behind the returned veteran." "Only relatives with active service, can join the march with us. I know you have medals, so can you help escort us?" I prepared for the ANZAC Day dawning, which brought joy and sad mourning. So on that cold crisp autumn morning, the sun glistened on medals adorning. Some children on their right breast, proudly wore the glory of ancestors deceased. Will we ever conquer the beast? Can we ever live a life of peace?

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The joy of flight (if it were known) is not the sound of take off nor the lofty drop from air to land the gentle turn below the clouds the sunset's thickening shroud. It is proximity to death the subtle edge between the common and the odd the wonderment of threads between the daily and our gods the trespass into lands where we are stripped of breath and set free once again to ponder on our death and though the moment seems too bright, too sharp with thoughts of pain or worse; a failing in our flight we find a solace in the drifting light imagine we can touch the face of god and walk our daily life like angels living in delight

Nowadays, I find it’s rare to actually enjoy Travelling daily to your place of employ (Whether it’s by bus, tram, car or train) Ever since common courtesy began to wane.

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Australian ghosts from the current war in Afghanistan, to the ancient Boer war in Zulu Land came to make their stand and just like us, follow the band With the small 6, 7, or an 8 year old, holding hands as we were told, I feel like the Pied Piper large and bold, as I march with them, being gathered into the fold. Is this the scene of prophecy? Do these children have their destiny etched in some foreign emergency, in wars that seem to have a continuous frequency? Ten years from now, what will be done? As for peace there appears to be none. God, forgive us for what we have done. I pray that these young, march to a different drum. © Kevin Ostila

Poetry is an arrangement of language, artistic word pictures that attempt to inspire imagination, evoke emotion and provoke humour. Poets are illustrators of words that create beauty and intensity, and the HT is proud to give them a platform.

It’s people who snuffle with whom I take issue. Surely to goodness they could carry a tissue? And malodorous people should surely desist From travelling with others. I really insist! Driving myself is not the preferred mode With so many fools and idiots using the road. It seems lack of road courtesy presents no bar To their having a licence or driving a car. Rudeness, it seems, is not confined to transport. Lack of respect for others is now a national sport. Those queue jumpers are a right royal pain too When you’re patiently waiting, for food or the loo. What about those who dial the wrong number? Especially at night, disturbing your slumber. Perhaps not so bad if they’re apologetic; But they get abusive and you get apoplectic.

ENTRANCED Delicate flames dancing into the night A sensual beauty of softness and light Whispering fragments held deep within As another log burns to slowly begin Bright coloured images crackle away Evoking a passion between night and day Feeling contentment with a small glass of red She pensively smiled - then headed to bed © Jan Hopkins

To submit your work for possible publication, email editor@hinterlandtimes.com.au or post: PO Box 818, Maleny Qld, 4552. Word limit per poem (due to space) is 300 words.

Many’s the time though, you’ll probably find, You can’t sleep; you’re going out of your mind Because your neighbours are loudly celebrating. They don’t care that your walls are vibrating. After much thought, I have the perfect solution. I have moved to a cave; no more noise pollution. No more smelly, snuffling, musical co-travellers. No more rude callers, fools or late night revellers. The roar of the surf is my constant companion; Squeaking bats and wildlife live in the next canyon. I do have one request now that I live like a hermit… Please bring me some earplugs on your next visit. © Sandy Gillis

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New health and wellbeing podcast for youth If you are aged between 15 and 24 make sure you tune into the Wellness Couch for the new 7((8.$#9:(+8#;:#<!5+5(#=()*#>(!('+*0%!# Health & Wellbeing podcast, delivered by three $%&!5#:(%:.(#.0,0!5#%!#*3(#?%+4*@#A%# !"#%&*#1%'(# visit council’s website and search ‘youth’.

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Do you know what a raingarden is? It's a vegetated area that is also known as a /0%'(*(!*0%!#4$4*(1@#A3($#-%..(-*#+!"# .*('# stormwater run-off from local streets to protect our natural waterways and prevent litter and ()-(44#!&*'0(!*4#2'%1#(!*('0!5#%&'#7+*('7+$4@# Find out more and see how you can help care for them on council’s website.

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Forest Heart Local Native Plant Nursery 20 Coral St, Maleny Phone: 5435 2193

plants in our gardens to recreate habitat and food sources. Fortunately for the gardener and plant lover in general, many of these local fruit bearing plants also look great in the garden, so not only do the local wildlife get a good feed and are able to move through the landscape – but you get to choose from a great diversity of beautiful local native plants, for example Silky Myrtle (Decaspermum humille), rose Myrtle (Archirhodomyrtus beckleri) are fantastic shrubby hedge plants with beautiful foliage and flowers and fruit. Quick-growing, bird feeders include the Koda (Ehretia acuminata), Native elderberry (Sambucus australasica), Celerywood (Polyscias elegans) and Native Mulberry (Pipturus argenteus). the few plants listed above are but a small sample of the hundreds of local beauties that could be listed if we had space and time… Some of the birds you can expect to see in your garden with the addition of local natives include Catbirds, Bower Birds, Lewin’s Honeyeaters, Brown Cuckoo doves, emerald doves, Wonga Pidgeons, Silvereyes and if you plant a few Figs maybe even the rare Coxen’s Fig parrot! Unfortunately the Coxens Fig Parrot appears to be on the brink of extinction due to habitat loss. So get busy planting local natives in your gardens and creating habitat corridors on your properties so we don’t lose any more local birds.

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AxiMiSiNG diVerSitY is often emphasised, and it does make a difference. We are incredibly fortunate up here in the Hinterland. We have a diverse population of people, animals and insects and diverse soils developed from a range of ancient rocks. We can take advantage of different altitudes and aspects in our generally hilly country. As a result of all this, the area is known for its high biodiversity including the many, many plants on which largely everything else depends. Barung of course, is particularly interested in the plants and stocks as great a diversity as possible. As we plant our gardens, revegetate our land, plant for habitat and do whatever is important to us, maximising diversity is one of the keys to success. trees large and small, shrubs, groundcovers and grasses are all important and provide multiple food sources for our insects, furry animals, reptiles, frogs and birds.

Sometimes a neighbour’s most successful plant simply won’t grow in your environment, but with a diverse planting it’s possible to find out what will grow for you in your patch of country and your soil.

the occasional failure is a learning exercise and some trees may not be long lived anyway. tubestock is not expensive! Close planting at around 2m spacing will provide early canopy closure and reduce weed growth within a few years. the edges of a natural forest have species that like more light. Several act as edge sealers and replace the inevitable lantana. try some flowering and fruiting shrubs for the diversity of birds they will attract. open spaces require more maintenance but provide food for herbivores. A diversity of environments and plants makes any garden or property more interesting. Should you have a dam or pond, that’s another opportunity to introduce even more diversity by planting a range of sedges and flowering water plants. even an old bathtub can support several species and attract frogs. Use local species of course, but rest assured, that will not be a limiting factor.

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Making bows and arrows at Wildlings Madeline V Photography

With the Easter holidays coming, we like to find activities for hinterland kids to share with you. One of our favourite programs comes from Wildlings Forest School, and the reason? They are all about old-fashioned childhood fun!

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AiLY WorKSHoPS show children how to make bows and arrows, build rafts, make bush cubby houses and cook bush recipes over the fire, all while under the supervision of enthusiastic and experienced recreational educators. Children use real hand tools, get wet and muddy, climb trees and slide down a mud slide! What’s not to like?! Ht caught up with co-founder, Nicki Farrell, who believes that Wildlings is vital for children. “We never saw ourselves as activists when we started Wildlings Forest School,” Nicki shared. “in fact, i’ll be honest, it’s a term that still doesn’t sit comfortably with me - but that is what we have quickly, and unwittingly become. For we are protectors of childhood. We are protectors of children’s social, emotional and mental health. “We help children manage their anxiety and depression. We help children build resilience and grit. We are environmental activists; we help children learn to love their local environments in the hopes that they will want to protect it when they grow up. But most of all, we are protectors of play, and we will continue to fight for play...” the myth of Australians being great lovers of the outdoors is busted every time Wildlings run a program for schools. “over and over again, we find children who are uncomfortable getting wet, dirty and muddy. Many children are very uncoordinated in our environment, they are unable to navigate ground that is not flat. they trip, they slip, they

can’t walk through flat creek beds without falling in. “Nothing that will cause major injuries, but as someone that gets to observe children on a daily basis, very concerning. our children are used to, conditioned even, to walking everywhere on safe, flat pathways.” recently, the Wildlings Forest School have had nearly 600 children through their Forest School Holiday Programs. two thirds of these have been schools attending for excursions as part of their Vacation Care Club. “overwhelmingly, the feedback from the schools has been how much children need this, not just for the activities but also for socialising together outdoors.” Workshops are for all ages. drop off is available for children over seven years of age and children under seven will require parent/carer supervision. Siblings under four years are free. Wildings Forest School holiday program is an all-weather event, so be sure to dress appropriately and bring an extra set of clothes as you will definitely get messy! Workshops run daily. Please visit: wildlingsforestschool.com/bookings to book.

We’re hanging at the library over the holidays! Scavenger Hunt: April 8, 9am - 5.30pm, Maleny, Beerwah, Kenilworth or Nambour Libraries.Come in and take part in our scavenger hunt during the holidays for all ages. Search the library for hidden theme park attractions and check them off as you find them.

Softies: April 9, 10am - 11.30am, Beerwah Library, April 12, 10.30am - 12noon, Kenilworth Library, April 18, 9.30am 11am, Maleny Library. Create your own softie using felt, stuffing, needle and thread. Activity suitable for ages 6-10 years and due to popular demand, your registration will be held for only 15 minutes after the session begins.

Wonder Park Create Station: April 10, 9.30am - 11am, Maleny Library, April 15, 9.30am - 11am, Nambour Library, April 16, 10am - 11am, Beerwah Library. Create your own fantastical Wonder Park themed attraction using loads and loads of craft materials. this free activity is suitable for ages 510 years.

Weird and Wonderful: April 10, 9.30am -10.30am, Beerwah Library, 12noon-1pm, Nambour Library. Learn about and interact with some of the ocean's weirdest and most wonderful creatures. this free activity is suitable for ages 5-12 years.

Virtual Reality Build: April 8, 10am - 11am, Nambour Library, April 11, 2pm-3pm, Maleny Library. Build your own cardboard headset and delve into the world of Vr. Activity suitable for ages 10-14 years, and all attendees must adhere to staff instructions during sessions.

R2D2 Droid Build: April 17, 10am - 11.30am, Nambour Library. team up, join the resistance and build an r2d2 Littlebits droid. this free activity is suitable for ages 10-14 years, and age limits for the programs are strictly monitored and enforced.

Vr headsets may cause nausea or discomfort. inform staff prior to session if you are suffering from a cold, flu, headache or earache. if you are prone to seizures please consult a doctor prior to the session.

Sensory Play: April 23, 10am - 11.30am, Nambour Library. excite your child's neural pathways through sensory experiences. Join Ashlie Webb from Learning Beyond Walls to gain a greater understanding of the vast and often neglected benefits of sensory play. Stop-Go Animation: April 17, 10am - 11.30am, Beerwah Library. Create your own stop-go movie to show the secret life of your pet or favourite animal. this free activity is suitable for ages 8-14 years. Age limits for programs are strictly monitored and enforced as all programs have been designed for specific age groups to correspond with their motor and literacy skills. Age limits for library events are strictly monitored and enforced, as all programs have been designed for specific age groups to correspond with their motor and literacy skills.

Wildlings Forest School preparing for rafting Katja Anton Photography

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ASter HoLidAYS are on the horizon, and the Sunshine Coast Hinterland is always a great place to run around and burn off the sugar rush.

We have water holes, lakes and rainforest walks (Kondalilla or Mapleton Falls, Mary Cairncross, or Lake Baroon anyone?), plenty of parks and of course, the beach on our doorstep. if you are looking for something nature-based for the kids, you could always book them a space at Wildlings Forest School. And if indoor craft, droid building or animation projects are up your street, then check out our many local libraries who offer plenty of great activities.

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Fragments

Within FrAGMeNtS WitHiN is a collection of ‘rescued assemblage’ artworks by Nambour artist Ken Munsie, on show at the old Ambo Gallery during April. the 40 works in the exhibition centre on Ken’s long time engagement with the genre of the artists’ books. rather like books, these immersive installations reveal chambers hidden behind closed doors which, when opened, invite the viewer to engage in intimate interactions with mysterious and complicated stories, reflecting an artist's fascination with life, death, rebirth and traces of past existences. the stories - rich in their complexity and fascinating in their mystery – are fueled by the artist’s desire to give new life and meaning to ‘rescued’ objects, found or resourced

in junk shops, flea markets, deserted farm outbuildings and estate sales. this exhibition is a body of work built with care and precision that will intrigue and delight audiences with its richness of visual and textural experiences, taking the viewer on a voyage of imagination to uncover the layered stories within both the opened and the closed chambers. Ken explained to Ht, “My arts practice is based on one simple element - rescued materials - and using a combination of discarded elements such as old timber or rusted metal, i start with a pile of unrelated ‘stuff’ and slowly assemble them into individual artworks that can be read with imagination. “the idea of evolution frequently runs through my assemblage works as i explore the craft of communication between artist and viewer.” the old Ambo Gallery is in Nambour on the corner of Howard and William Streets and during the exhibition will be open seven days 10am to 3pm.

Fragments Within exhibition runs from April 5-28. www.kenmunsie.com

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C R E AT I V E C U T S Festival fever Sunshine Coast Ukulele Festival is set to bring the sixth annual ukulele festival to the beautiful Mary Valley town of Kenilworth from April 11 -14, at the Kenilworth Showgrounds. Artists from the UK, USA and Australia will be performing and teaching their own unique styles of fabulous music and songs all played on the little ukulele, now the most popular instrument to play world-wide. The festival’s special event this year is the Mary Valley Rattler train ride to Gympie and back, playing ukuleles and singing all the way. Performers include Victoria Vox from the USA, and Ukebox from the UK. Everyone welcome; bring your tent or caravan. For tickets, site bookings and information visit: sunshinecoastukulelefest.com

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david Williamson’s play Travelling North premiered in 1979 at the Nimrod theatre, with John Bell directing. it very swiftly became an important play in the Australian canon. the production, which will be at the Maleny Playhouse, reveals Williamson's affectionate, emotional and insightful play, with its meddlesome neighbours and family wrangles. Maleny Players veteran actor, Barry Harber, plays an aging Frank, together with Barbara thomas, a new member of the Maleny Players, with many years of acting experience under her wing, playing Frances his new-found younger partner. Performances at the Playhouse Maleny Showground, April 5, 6, 7 and 12, 13, 14, for tickets visit malenyplayers.org/booking or imelda’s on Maple.

Maleny Arts Council’s first production of its 2019 series brings back the nostalgia of live-to-air radio, and the radio actors who were the stars of the 40s and 50s performing live in the Maleny Community Centre at 2pm on Sunday April 7. Set in a 1940s radio station, Mystery in the Air is a hilarious original comedy written and acted by one of Australia’s best loved comedians, Michael Veitch, and his co-star Simon oats. A much-loved fading star is feeling the heat from a dashing newcomer, as the comedy crosses politically correct boundaries, with drama in and out of the recording studio. tickets via malenyartscouncil.com or from the Maleny Visitors Centre.

The hills are alive… And the sounds of music will be coming from St Georges-in-theHills, a four-concert series to be held for the first time this year in St George’s Anglican Church on the corner of tallowwood St and Walker drive on Saturday April 27 at 2pm. the first concert will feature local singing star, original ten tenor and harpist Kim Kirkman. And après-concert? A splendid afternoon tea by the church guild, what else would you expect? Kim’s program will include popular favourites such as On the street where you live, You raise me up, Danny Boy and much more. Check the website malenyanglicanparish.com.au or phone trish Bagshaw on 0448 989 621. 32

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Winner of the 2018 Cannes Palme d’or and directed by Hirokazu Kore-eda, Shoplifters shows a family eke out a meagre living by shoplifting. Among other things, the film is a social realist perspective on the underside of affluent modern Japan. When the family takes in a girl who seems to have been abused and abandoned, complications arise. Full of humour, charm, and finely-observed detail, the film avoids sentimentality as it proceeds to a surprising and deeply moving conclusion. Saturday April 6, hosted by the Maleny Film Society at the Maleny Community Centre, doors open 6pm for optional sit-down dinner, movie starts at 7.15pm. to book visit: tix.malenyfilmsociety.info

Brett Campbell Brett Campbell is an Australian singer, songwriter and multiinstrumentalist. He formed several successful professional circuit groups in the 1980s and 90s and spent the next 20 years touring constantly with a variety of bands. He also found work as a studio session musician and, when time permitted, recorded his own albums. Brett Campbell plays all of your favourites. With 35 years experience entertaining audiences and literally thousands of gigs under his belt, Brett knows exactly what is required to let you relax over a couple of drinks or let your hair down and party. enjoy Brett’s music on April 26, at Finbars, Maleny from 6.30pm.

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Vivaldi in Maleny Inspiration Project Choir and Orchestra conducted by Kim Kirkman will present Vivaldi’s Venice in Concert at Maleny Primary School hall, Bunya Street on Sunday May 12 at 2pm. The program includes alto soloist Amanda Cole, and Helen Brereton on violin performing Vivaldi’s Autumn from The Four Seasons. Tickets are $15 available through trybooking.com/BAYDY and are also available at the door. Inspiration Project Choir and Orchestra have performed at the 2017/2018 Woodford Festivals, receiving standing ovations on both occasions. Don’t miss this opportunity to see them perform in Maleny!

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A talented teenager with leukaemia needs a blood transfusion to save his life. He and his Jehovah’s Witness family refuse this but under the ‘Children Act’ in the UK, they can be overruled by the state. emma thompson plays the sensitive but dispassionate and scrupulous judge who must decide. one complication is that in a few months the boy will turn 18 and be free to choose. Another is that the judge’s own family life is at breaking point due to her devotion to her work. doors open at 2pm with tea, coffee and slices available, cash bar, movie starts at 2.30 pm, Saturday April 20. evening showing at 7.15pm, doors open at 6pm for optional sit-down dinner. to book visit: tix.malenyfilmsociety.info the Sunshine Coast French Film Festival launches in Noosa on Friday May 3, and on Sunday the festival moves over to the Majestic Cinema in Nambour with three movies. the young public and young-at-heart will enjoy Asterix and the Magic Potion, followed by The Ideal Palace, based on the remarkable true story of Joseph Ferdinand Cheval, a stunning and engrossing account of love and dedication. We’ll end the day with Who You Think I Am, a beguiling story, part drama, part suspense, where lies are entangled with reality, a demonstration of Juliette Binoche phenomenal talent. Between films, tapas and wine will be on offer at the Bison Bar. For details visit: afsunshinecoast.org.au

Sunshine Coast Spoken Word (SCSW) was founded by award-winning performance poet and writer, robin Archbold aka Archie, in 2013, and has been involved in Sunshine Coast festivals and other events since. Archie hosts a gathering of poets, storytellers and occasional musicians on the third Saturday afternoon of every month in the coffee roasting shed in the garden behind Palmwoods’ Homegrown Café. it’s mostly open mic, and all levels of experience from professionals to first-timers are welcome. Some of Australia’s finest poets and storytellers feature regularly, so c’mon down and enjoy, 2pm - 4.30pm, Saturday April 20, Homegrown Café, 4/6 Little Main St, Palmwoods.

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Eudlo Music Nights Festival this popular festival returns April 6 - 7 from 12pm Saturday through to 2pm on Sunday, encouraging locals, families and of course musicians to take part. Music is the feature with two stages, but they also offer star-gazing, birdwatching, yoga, a maypole and salsa dancing session, children's activities, open mic, vocal and ukulele workshops and much more! this festival is a celebration of 1969’s Woodstock, and everyone is encouraged to get in the mood - there will be fashion parades with prizes, and of course the theme 1969!

Based on the novel by tim Winton, Breath is directed by, and stars Simon Baker, along with two teenage boys who had no acting experience and were chosen for their surfing skills! the lads live in a remote corner of Western Australia in the 1970s (before technology changed the lives of teenage boys forever) and are hungry for adventure. this need is met by a mysterious older surfer who pushes them to take risks that will have profound and lasting effects. Playing Sunday April 14 at 4pm in the Verandah room behind the Maleny Community Centre, this is a free Maleny Film Society Members only screening. to become a member visit tix.malenyfilmsociety.info/Memberships

Book at trybooking.com/BBAYx or at the gate - no extra charge for camping. Visit eudlomusicnights.com.au

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1000m2 around the house and the balance of the land low maintenance open forest with fencing all round. Address: 114 Ratcliffe Rd, Hunchy Bed: 5 Bath: 3 Car: 2 Land Size: 4,914m2 Price: offers over $1,100,000 Agent: Tim Burrough 0418 666 356 RE/MAX Hinterland Ph: 07 5408 4220 7/171 Main St, Montville Qld 4560

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the six-bedroom house is currently being built within walking distance to the Sunshine Coast University Hospital to help ease the pressure of finding accommodation when a loved-one is critically unwell. A need known only too well by Beerwah grandmother, Anna deacon. Anna’s nine-year-old granddaughter, Angel, is a regular visitor to the Sunshine Coast University Hospital children’s ward. in 2018, she was admitted more than 15 times.

Angel and her grandmother Anna Deacon

“i would never go too far from the hospital, so returning home to sleep while Angel was in the iCU was not an option. “When i left for the hospital this time, i packed a pillow and blanket and planned to sleep in my car in the hospital car park. that way, i’d only be a few minutes away from Angel. “the Unit Manager asked what my plans were for the night. i told her i was going to sleep in my car. She said no.” instead, Anna was shown to the Parents’ retreat on the children’s ward – an apartment-style area within the ward that allows families to get some sleep in a comfortable space. “the Parents’ retreat was a godsend. it has a kitchenette, comfortable double beds, lounge area, television and a laundry. Proper sleep and clean clothes can make a huge difference during a tough time,” said Anna. Fortunately, Anna accepted the offer of a night in the Parents’ retreat. “i got a call very late at night that Angel had woken and was distressed. thanks to the accommodation facility, i was just a few minutes away and could help her very quickly,” Anna said.

She was born blind, autistic and suffers ongoing bowel issues. But it doesn’t stop her smiling.

Wishlist Ceo, Lisa rowe, said Anna and Angel’s story is a common one.

the happy little girl was admitted to the Children’s intensive Care Unit late last year, leaving her grandmother, Anna, worried and unable to return to their home in Beerwah.

"these rooms provide the most ideal environment for families to relax and retreat from the clinical environment of the children's ward while still being close to their bedbound children. However, we know that there is a need for more accommodation like this.

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“Construction on the house began February 5 thanks to the generous Sunshine Coast community. “As well as money raised from the 2018 92.7 MixFM’s Give Me 5 For Kids campaign and the Wishlist Spring Carnival, we’ve had more than 30 local businesses put their hand up to donate time and services to help Ausmar Homes build a home away from home for families doing it tough. “once complete, the home will feature six bedrooms and bathrooms and be designed to accommodate as many families as possible. “our goal is to keep families, like Anna and Kathy and Judy delivered over $1000 in donations, raised by the Mapleton Tavern with help from generous staff and patrons

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Need a new GP? Dr Michelle Johnston is back! Dr Michelle Johnston has returned to Maleny after extended long service leave. She will be taking appointments fortnightly Mondays and Fridays. New patients welcome! Michelle has lived and worked as a GP in the Sunshine Coast hinterland for 15yrs, after moving from Sydney with her family.

Angel, together at a time when family love and support is needed most,” Ms rowe said. To help, head to: thehousethecoastbuilt.org and purchase a household item for the home.

Children’s Vision Learning to Learn Everyone, including children, has a different style. Some visual, some auditory, some tactile sense. Some children learn quickly, others more slowly. It is well known that approximately 80% of learning comes through vision. But just because a child can see clearly at distance, e.g., the classroom whiteboard, that doesn’t mean they have good vision, especially as it relates to learning. In my experience, most children can see the whiteboard clearly with their own eyes. But that doesn’t mean they have efficient vision at near. Most learning comes within arms length like reading and using computers. If there is some obstacle in the vision at near, then learning will not be optimal. Reading and learning involve lots of visually demanding tasks and most involve having efficient internal and external eye muscles, e.g., focussing, eye movements and tracking, converging. Your child needs to have an efficient visual system at both distance and near to optimise learning. At Paul Brown Maleny Optical, we have the skill and experience to provide a full comprehensive examination of your child’s eyes and make the appropriate recommendations. So, it is in your child’s interest to have their eyes checked, allowing them to reach their full potential in the classroom and beyond. Make an appointment today. Till then, Paul Brown

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HroUGHoUt tiMe, the human race has battled to convince others that their particular point of view is Wendy Rosenfeldt the right one. religious wars have been fought over whose God is the real thing, people have been burnt at the stake for expressing different beliefs and even Galileo spent his final years under house arrest for presenting the idea that the world was round at the time when the common perception was that it was flat. How we see the world depends on our state of consciousness and until we are enlightened, there is a chance of ignorance to colour all our perceptions. At the fundamental level of life we are all connected. According to quantum physicists everything is just different fluctuations of super strings or vibrations of the same stuff. there are two ways to validate this assertion. one is to prove it through mathematical equations and technical experiments at the subatomic level and the other is to experience it in our own awareness. Vedic seers were able to cognise or experience this level of life and to actually live with this level of awareness. When we transcend we have the experience of unboundedness, of this completely unified state but when we come out of meditation some of that fades. over time, with regular experience of this state of awareness we stabilise this, so at all times we are experiencing the unified

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oU MAY Be AWAre that health funds have deleted many therapies that were previously covered by and subsided by those funds. this no doubt will place some pressure on patients who are wanting to have greater choices of how they can support their health and wellbeing. included in these changes is the removal of Naturopathy which is an amazing and complex field of continuing study and research, designed to support and educate the patient into greater wellbeing. this leaves the patient with a few choices, pay that little bit extra to get the benefits they are used to from attending a natural therapy clinic, rely on the doctor who is suddenly put under more pressure by having to understand a field of treatment that is usually not included in their study, or look up the internet. Whilst the internet might be an interesting way of researching information, it really is a platform that provides the stage for much disinformation. So care must be taken to check and cross check. Herbs are potent, nutritional supplements can cause a doubling up of ingredients if more than one supplement is taken. Naturopathic treatment often allows a longer consultation, giving patients time to discuss issues that might be helpful in

value of life while operating in the boundaries of daily existence. the more we live on this level the less mistakes we make, the less conflict we have in our lives because we are perceiving that everything and everyone around us is us, is conceived of the same stuff. We would no more create wars and arguments than we would go around hurting ourselves. it is a much more peaceful place to be than if we are twisted with the stress of past trauma, always expecting to be hurt or for problems to arise. However how we see the world is not just a conscious choice, rather it is determined by our past experience and levels of stress. By changing our experience of life from that of difficulties, enemies and isolation we need to add in experiences of unity. the deep rest that accompanies the transcendental state spontaneously releases the stress and tension that cause us to view the world in a negative way. So when we come out of meditation we still carry some of the experience of unity and therefore start to perceive that the world is a better place. Wendy Rosenfeldt is a teacher of Transcendental Meditation and a Maharishi Ayurvedic health practitioner. To attend a free introductory talk on TM or book an Ayurveda consultation call 5499 9580/ 0438 507 188.

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understanding what is contributing to health challenges. Quite often supplements are not prescribed, instead correction to lifestyle and education on how to resolve stress patterns are the outcome of consultations. No doubt a balance will reestablish itself, patients will see what works for them and what doesn’t, and change is always part of life anyway. Ultimately, we are moving into a time when our understanding of the human body is no longer just an understanding of organs and cells. Science tells us that we are the result of fluctuating fields of energy. these fields radiate or broadcast information into the world around us, through something that we might imagine is a unified field, sort of like WiFi, which we can’t see but which we have learnt to draw information from. We are as much affected by this silent and often unobserved activity as we are by the physical actions that we take. All change presents us with positive possibilities and i’ve no doubt that we are moving into a time of recognising the effect our thoughts, feelings and emotions have on our health and wellbeing, and as frequency beings we are moving into a greater understanding of energy medicine.

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F YoU’Ve NeVer made it to the annual discovery expo, what are you waiting for? Grab your fellow wellness warriors and get ready for some serious body, mind and soul nourishment.

You can find out what’s in your future, mellow out with meditations, soak up knowledge in seminars and shop ‘til you drop amongst the magical market stalls. if that’s not enough, you can soothe your spirit with sacred sound sessions and savour scrumptious, healthy meals. indulge in guilt-free sweet treats and of course organic coffee. this year discovery will host a hand-picked selection of self-development gurus, wellbeing experts, alternative therapists, holistic healers and over 20 psychic readers. Maybe you’ll finally heal that niggling health issue, learn a little about mindfulness or gain tips on getting in touch with your intuition. A fascinating, fun weekend of insight into your true self, discovery aims to inspire, delight and empower.

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Proudly presented by Conscious Life events, the discovery expo is on April 27 and 28 at Venue 114, Sportsman Parade, Bokarina. entry is free for kids under 15 and adults can choose from a day pass for $10 or weekend pass for $15. Festival

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treatment for immediate relief of muscle pain may include taping, retraining and lots of strategies to improve your mobility and general quality-of-life. Don’t suffer in silence.

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Anthony Brown Acupuncture Registered Chinese Medicine Practitioner. Member (fellow) AACMA. Anthony has 35 years clinical experience, 30 of them here on the Sunshine Coast and Hinterland. 26 Coral St, Maleny Ph: 5435 2555

ASTROLOGY Chirone Shakti – Stargazer Astrology Insight into your relationships, family issues, spiritual purpose, life transitions, and your year ahead. Counselling astrologer with spiritual focus. Astrology courses and workshops. Ph: 0421 814459, www. chironeshakti.com.au

Practitioner Do you suffer from pain, and need a re-alignment ? Constantin Ioannou is an Atlasprofilax and Neurokinectic Practitioner, Scenar and Massage Therapist with over 12yrs experience. www.atlastreatment.com Ph: 0405 155 825 E: atlasprof@bigpond.com

Hinterland Hypnotherapy - Psychologist Quantum Consciousness - Expand your Personal Universe. Mindfulness. Increase Good Habits, Remove Bad Habits, Anxiety, Stress. Medicare / Healthfund rebates may apply. Contact Matt Vance 0415 463 976 www.hinterlandhypnotherapy.com.au

Ruth Donnelly - Holistic Counsellor Heart-centred approach to healing trauma, building emotional wellbeing. Integrating body psychotherapy, mindfulness, artistic therapies, Reiki, Acutonics, Bush Flower Essences, Dru yoga. Ph: 0409 564 276, ruth@ruthdonnelly.com.au, www.heartmindconnections.org

Mary (McGrory) CrawfordPowerful Transformations Member of AHA/NRHA – Specialising in Grief, Depression & Anxieties. Also Quit Smoking, Weight Loss and more. Health benefits may apply. Phone Mary 0457 230 952 www.powerfultransformations.com.au E: mary@powerfultransformations8.com

Mark Milne – Flaxton Clinic Resolving inner turmoil, conflict, pain and suffering through your deep understanding brought about by a practical, self empowering approach that applies to all areas of life. Contact Mark 0429 420 046

BEAUTY THERAPISTS Michelle Jarden - Beauty Therapist Electrolysis, facials, massage, make-up, nails, sauna, spray tanning, tinting, waxing, ear-piercing. 66 Curramore Rd, Witta. Ph: 5494 4012 or Mob: 0402 531 500

Margarete Koenning Counselling BA Social Work, Gelstalt Therapist, Psychotherapist working with individuals, couples and, families. Training professionals in family constellation 20 yrs practicing in Maleny, Clinal member of Pacfa. Ph: 5494 2778, 0408 416 041

Juliette Kalifa Qualified Counsellor & Arts Therapist 20 years experience combining counselling with arts and sand play as requested. Adults, children, individuals, relationships and groups. Training and supervision of counselling professionals. Ph: 0417 643 592

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BOWEN THERAPISTS Bowen Therapy – Bronwyn Huckle Specialising in Bowtech, the original Bowen Therapy technique. Treating health issues in babies, childen & adults. Montville therapy rooms. Monday to Friday by appointment. Ph: 5442 9371

Practitioners Mark & Chris Pasley, are now offering comprehensive healing services at Flaxton. Visit www.red-spirit-energy-healing.com for information and request a Free Discovery Session. Ph: 3281 6453

FENG SHUI Feng Shui and Astrology: Richard Giles, Qualified Feng Shui practitioner Feng Shui home/business assessments. EM radiation assessments. Astrologer of 27 years. Contact Richard on 5435 0158, Email: ricgiles@powerup.com.au Web: www.richardgiles.info

Kathy Blackburn Dip. Bowen Therapy (Bowtech).Gentle effective treatment of Back Pain; Migraine; RSI ; Tennis Elbow; Knee, Ankle & Foot Conditions; Menstrual/ Hormonal irregularities; Chronic Fatigue; Respiratory Conditions and MORE. Health fund rebates. Ph: 5429 6180 Meyer Therapeutics Katleen, experienced therapist offering Bowen Therapy, Emmett Technique, and more. Offering Maya Abdominal Therapy® for fertility and pregnancy support, help with abdominal, reproductive, hormonal and digestive issues. Weekend appts available. Ph: 0400 289 090 www.meyertherapeutics.com.au

CHIROPRACTORS Maple Chiropractic Maleny Dr. Stephen Lowe, Dr. Samuel Lowe, Dr. Catherine Metcalf, Dr. Rebel Hungerford Concession, family rates & HICAPS available. Gentle, effective care for the whole family. 45 Maple Street, Maleny. Ph. 5494 3322 www.maplechiropractic.com.au Hinterland Chiropractic Dr Josephine Sexton. Using gentle, safe and effective techniques to maintain spinal health and wellbeing. Concession rates, Family discounts and HICAPS available. 21 Bunya Street, Maleny. Ph: 5435 2987 Dr John Pirie Chiropractor & Applied Kinesiologist Gentle hands on chiropractic using applied kinesiology. Over 30 years in private practice. Families welcome. Mon, Tues,Thur 2:00 – 5.30pm; Fri 9:00am -12noon 19 Coral Street Maleny, Ph: 5435 2155 www.siaholistichealth.com.au

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MASSAGE THERAPISTS The Stillpoint - Katie White Remedial, Relaxation, Reiki Massage & now Emmett Technique. Reiki Treatments & Workshops. Appts Mon- Sat. HF Rebates. Gift Vouchers. Ph: 0400 722 786 www.thestillpoint.com.au

Kathy Blackburn, Adv Dip Applied Science (Remedial Massage). Remedial/Sports Massage; Traditional Chinese Massage; Lymphatic Drainage; Emmett Technique, Trigger Point & Myofacial Release. “Integrated Bodywork” tailored to your special needs. HF rebates. Ph: 5429 6180

Mark Milne Massage Therapist - Remedial, Acupressure, Therapeutic, Relaxation, Energetic Healing, Movement Therapy. Specialising in acute and chronic muscular pain relief. Flaxton - Home Clinic and Sunshine Coast Hinterland. Mobile service - contact 0429 420 046

Maleny Massage Centre Relax and unwind with a beautiful Kahuna massage. Deep tissue, remedial, sports, aromatherapy, and couples massages available. For ease and upliftment in body and mind. Call Linda 0468 323 208

Nellies Creative Hair Design Cut and Colour specialists. Nellie, Annette and Jenny offer you the opportunity to have exceptional hair using great product at fantastic prices. 21 Coral St Maleny – Ph: 0438 785 443

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RangeCare Offering in-home and respite care services to support independent living. Our tailor-made services are available to everyone in the community. We can deliver your home care package. Ph: 5445 7044 Visit: www.rangecare.com.au

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HOMEOPATHY Pauline Ashford - B.H.Sc, Complementary Med & Homeopathy Classical homeopathy; Lymphatic drainage; Dorn spinal, joint and headache therapy; EFT - Emotional Freedom Techniques; Reiki 130 Ansell Rd Witta Ph: 5494 4101 e: paulineashford@dodo.com.au

Ochre Health Medical Centre Offering onsite Doctors, experienced nursing staff and Allied health services. Appointments available Mon- Fri 8.30am- 5 pm and in Maleny Sat 9am-12pm. Ph Maleny: 5494 2388; Ph Montville: 5442 9144 Book online at www.ochrehealth.com.au

Healings Arts - Delphina Let the crystals illuminate your heart and soul. Spiritual Healing, Crystal Workshop, Massage, Retreats, Crystals Chakra Alignment, Unique Crystals, Gems & Minerals Ph: 0422 759 930 www.delphina.com.au

NATUROPATHS Sallyann Stewart - Naturopath, Herbalist, Remedial Massage Therapist, Thyroflex Practitioner Naturopathic clinical testings & assessment, Thyroflex Thyroid testing, stress mgmt, digestive issues, children’s health, remedial massage, lymphatic drainage. 19 Coral St, Maleny, 5499 9476 / 0421 410 558 E: info@naturaltherapiesstudio.com.au

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Lyn Thomson B.Psych. M.Counselling. GDip Psych. Relationship counselling, Emotionally focused attachment based work with couples, individuals, families. Depression, anxiety, stress, trauma and PTSD. Flaxton Ph: 0400 202 567 – www.eft-aust.com

Marisa...Naturally Marisa T Kliese offers a complete Natural Therapy Clinic. Services include, Naturopathy, Herbal Medicine, Professional Counselling, Life Coaching, Spiritual Healing. Ph: 5494 2627

Tim & Mary Bagshaw. For all of your Physiotherapy requirements. 1/70 Maple Street, Maleny. Ph: 5494 3911 www.malenyphysiotherapy.com.au

Maleny Osteopathy Assessing and solving your muscular, joint and spinal pain problems using ‘hands on’ manual therapy. Effective in treating postural strain, neck and back pain, aches, strains, stiffness, and sports injuries. Ph: 5494 2388 www.malenyosteopathy.com.au

Laurel Hefferon Naturopath & Herbalist BHSc Colonic Hydrotherapist & RN. Specialising in detoxification & healthy weight-loss, gut & digestive restoration, stress reduction, fatigue and post-viral syndromes. Comprehensive, individual and in-depth approach to addressing the cause of illness and restoring optimal health, wellness & vitality. Ph: 0401 750 255 www.awakeningcentre.com.au

Sheenah Turnbull – Clinical Psychologist Counselling for depression, anxiety, stress, grief, trauma, relationships, adjustment to life changes, children, youth, adults. Medicare rebates available. Ochre Health Maleny Ph: (07) 5494 2399 or 0417 075 172

Pascale Richy Naturopath BHSc

PERSONAL TRAINER, FITNESS, DANCE Get Active!!! Group Fitness & Personal Training

Freeman Clinic: Psychologist & Neurofeedback Practitioner-Trudy Haak MAPS & Xavier Hamer NIA 22 years experience. Cutting edge interventions and brain training to assist individuals and families with stress, anxiety, depression, trauma and ADHD/ADD. Ph: 0413 384 280 or 0402 528 560 Witta www.freeman-clinic.com.au

Herbal and Nutritional Medicine, Dietary and Life style Coaching. Optimise health and wellness with an evidence based, holistic and inclusive approach. Hormones, gut, weight, immune and mental health issues. Ph: 0423 615 413 E info@pascalerichynaturopath.com

Join me for a fun affordable and social way to achieve a fit and healthy body. All fitness levels welcome, fully qualified trainer. ‘Your Goals Are My Goals’. Rachel Ph: 0423 618 945 Email: rachel.lockman@yahoo.com.au

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Hammond Optometry

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Deborah & Stephen Hammond are proud to be local, independent eye healthcare providers servicing the Hinterland since 1999. Focused on quality eyecare and eyewear for you and your family, giving your eye health and vision the best personalised attention it requires and deserves. 44 Lowe St Nambour Ph: 5476 2333

Russ, Barbs, Lauren and Kerrie. Providing the highest quality care to restore & maintain optimal physical function & mobility. Ph: 5478 6600 www.rangeofmotion.com.au

Melissa's Healing Space - Yoga/ Mindfulness Meditation classes @ Curramore Studio Tues 9.30am-11am (Gentle yoga), Tues 6pm 7.30pm (Gentle yoga), Fri 9.30- 11.15am (General yoga), Fri 11.30 - 12.30pm (Meditation Class), Fri 12.45-1.45pm (Chair/Gentle yoga) Ph: 0417 200 192 e: melissa@melissashealingspace.com www.melissashealingspace.com

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Mungo MacCallum

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Hanson said that would end his government. Well actually ScoMo’s government was looking pretty moribund anyway, and it is unlikely to look any worse from (finally) a decision that can at least pretend to be decent. But what will make it worse is, yet again, intransigence from the Nationals, who will not only ignore his ukase, but in many cases are preparing to embrace the party of racists and gun nuts with welcoming anti-democracy sausages. (So is tony Abbott, in what might be called a courageous decision to encourage preferencing one Nation anywhere and everywhere, a somewhat bewildering tactic in Warringah). this is being spun as the Nats asserting their long-suppressed independence from their senior partners. Assuming some of them survive, they will have plenty of opportunities to be independent in opposition. the split not only reveals Morrison’s lack of authority – we already knew that. But it draws attention to the fact that Morrison has played footsie with Hanson for so long that his sudden discovery that she is beyond the pale may be regarded as less than convincing., even by his close colleagues. Since Christchurch, Morrison has decided that Moslem bashing is no longer a winning move, except to the basest of his base. But having indulged in the politics of fear and division and egged on others – especially Peter dutton, deeply unhappy about the one Nation ban – for most of his political life, his conversion, while welcome, is best greeted with caution. He is currently indignantly denying an old story that he once urged his cabinet colleagues to use prejudice against Moslems as an election tactic. the difficulty is that the story is entirely believable, given that ScoMo made his reputation from demonising and denigrating asylum seekers, and was still doing so a mere couple of weeks ago. the great healer he is not. And that being the case, it was time to change the subject – offence, offence, offence, the obvious target being the Greens. they were the real extremists, the clear and present danger. So the rust-bucket reactionaries of The Australian let loose with all guns blazing. true, one Nation tried to gain illegal funds from the American merchants of death to provide unlimited use of guns, subvert the democratic system and install their version of trumpian dystopia. Unacceptable, no doubt, but it really didn’t matter because it couldn’t, wouldn’t happen. But the Greens – they would ban new coal mines, bring asylum seekers to the mainland, implement a bill of rights and give lots of money to education, child care and the disabled; and, horror of horrors, they would pay for this communistic spending orgy by cutting the defence budget. of course, this isn’t going to happen either, but that’s not the point. it is an existential attack on western civilisation, a dagger aimed at our freedoms and our way of life. And if you believe that, you’ll believe anything. Hell, you may even vote for Pauline Hanson – or Scott Morrison.

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WHAT’S ON

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APRIL 5-28

Fragments Within, art exhibition, old Ambo Gallery, Nambour, 10am – 3pm

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Travelling North, the Playhouse, Maleny Showground, tickets/times: visit malenyplayers.org/booking

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Book Sale proceeds to Qld Farmers, Friends of Maleny Library, Maleny Library from 9am - 12 noon

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Eudlo Music Nights, 12pm Saturday – 2pm Sunday, tickets: trybooking.com/BBAYx or at the gate

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Shoplifters, Maleny Film Society, Maleny Community Centre, 7.15pm, to book: tix.malenyfilmsociety.info

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Mystery in the Air, 2pm, Maleny Community Centre, tickets: malenyartscouncil.com or Maleny Visitors Centre

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Virtual Reality Build, 10 – 11am, Nambour Library, 5475 8989

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Weird and Wonderful, 9.30am -10.30am, Beerwah Library, 12noon-1pm, Nambour Library, 5475 8989

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Sound of Soul, HU Song and Spiritual Conversation, Maleny Neighbourhood Centre, 17 Bicentenary Lane (off Coral St), weekly Wednesdays 6-7.30pm, Jennifer 0429 957 989

Dance around the Maypole at Eudlo Music Nights

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Lions Welcome to the Hinterland Dinner

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Sunshine Coast Spoken Word, 2pm - 4.30pm, behind Homegrown Café, Little Main St, Palmwoods

Obi Obi Creek Clean Up morning, 7am, meet at Maleny Library

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The Children Act, Maleny Film Society, Maleny Community Centre, 2.30pm and 7.15pm, to book: tix.malenyfilmsociety.info

Card making, Maleny Library, 1.30pm-3pm, with Stampin' Up representative, Julia Quinn, free, registration essential, contact: 5475 8989

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11-14 Sunshine Coast Ukulele Festival, details: sunshinecoastukulelefest.com 11

Volunteers Information Day, Nambour Community Centre, 10am – 12 noon, contact: 5441 4724

19-28 Easter Exhibition, Blackall range Visual Artists, St Mary’s Hall, Montville, 9.30am – 4pm, free entry

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2019 Sydney Writers Festival streamed live, Maleny Community Centre, trybooking.com/482930

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Virtual Reality Build , 2-3pm, Maleny Library, 5475 8989

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The Planting Festival, Woodford, visit: theplantingfestival.com

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Sunshine Coast French Film Festival in Nambour, afsunshinecoast.org.au

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Aglow - Sunshine Coast, 9.30am, Flame tree Baptist Church hall, 27 Coes Creek road, Burnside, entry $8 includes morning tea, contact: Melva 5443 5752

Good Friday

20-22 Easter weekend 21

Sound of Soul, HU Song and Spiritual Conversation, Kawana island Meeting Place, Parrearra (off Kawana Way), 9.30am – 12.30pm, Jennifer 0429 957 989

12-14 Travelling North, the Playhouse, Maleny Showground, tickets/times: visit malenyplayers.org/booking

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Maleny Wood Expo

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Sensory Play, 10am - 11.30am, Nambour Library, 5475 8989

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ABC Friends Sunshine Coast, Montville Markets

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Belli Community Hall Country Dance, Sunshine Swing Band, entry includes supper, 7.30pm for 8pm start, visit: bellihall.com.au

Android Tablet Basics, Maleny Library, 10am11.30am, free, registration essential, contact: 5475 8989

Nambour Garden Club, Uniting Church, Coronation Street, Nambour, 9am for 10am start, guest speaker, morning tea, contact Karen: 0490 415 067

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Tea on Flaxton, rangeCare Friends fundraiser, 1.30 – 4pm, book tickets: teaonflaxton.floktu.com

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ANZAC Day

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Fashion and Flowers Morning Tea by Maleny Hospital Auxiliary, Maleny Showgrounds Pavilion, opens 9am, pre-purchased tickets $30 include $10 for raffle. Contact Louise 0415 446 865 or Margaret 5494 2669

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Breath, 4pm Verandah room, Maleny Community Centre, MFS members only

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Pinterest Basics, Maleny Library, 10am-11.30am, free, registration essential, contact: 5475 8989

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Native Plants Sunshine Coast guided walk triunia environmental reserve, members only, car-pooling essential, enquiries lpw3@bigpond.com or 5429 6845

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Brett Campbell, Finbars, Maleny, 6.30pm

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St Georges-in-the-Hills concert, 2pm, visit: malenyanglicanparish.com.au

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Harp Concert, Graham Langdon, rowena thomas and Alex Haslam. St Mary’s Hall, Montville, 3pm, $15, enquiries: 0418 159 365

27, 28 Sunshine Coast Arts and Crafts Community Fair, 9am – 4pm

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Stop-Go Animation, 10am - 11.30am, Beerwah Library 5475 8989

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R2D2 Droid Build, 10am - 11.30am, Nambour Library, 5475 8989

27, 28 Discovery Expo, Bokarina, 9.30am – 4.30pm 27

The Sunshine Coast Trigeminal Neuralgia Support Group, 1pm, Kawana Library meeting room, Nanyima St, Buddina, Nora: 0418 495 77

Tuition and Workshops Piano Tuition

Make Your Own Furniture workshop

experienced teacher – all levels experienced accompanist – exams, concerts and rehearsals Dee Steele: 0413 253 193

one-day workshops making funky functional furniture. identify suitable materials and create your own unique piece using simple wood-working tools. Materials and lunch included $175. Gift vouchers. Phone Richard: 5422 9291 www.richardknightwoodworks.com.au

Essential Elements of Drawing for beginners and dabblers. New thursday Studio Sessions in Montville – creative energy, motivation and inspiration. ArtSpace Western Avenue. For further information Phone Barbie: +61 417 076 815 avenidaonwestern@gmail.com

African and Latin Drumming with Natalie @ Upbeat rhythms. Private lessons /Group workshops. All levels welcome. Adults & Kids. Gift vouchers available. Bookings / inquiries 0437 603 213 natsdrum@bigpond.net.au www.facebook.com/upbeatrhythmsnat

Make your Workshop a Success From $44.00 an issue, list your workshop. Phone: 0414 432 423 or email advertising@hinterlandtimes.com.au

Hinterland Events January: Australia day celebrations; Maleny Film Festival; Yandina Ginger Flower and Food Festival February: Montville: Flame Hill Grape Stomp April: ANZAC day Services, Sunshine Coast Ukulele Festival May: Maleny Wood expo; Cross Country: Maleny Community Precinct; Maleny Hospital Auxiliary Fashion and Flowers; Maleny Agricultaral Show; the Planting Festival, Woodford June: Gardening on the edge; Kenilworth Quilt & Craft Show; Sunshine Coast Agricultural Show; Kenilworth Food Fest July: Maleny's Celebration of Books; Muscle on the Mountain day; QLd Mx Nationals Motorcross: Conondale; Queensland Garden expo; Village Wedding expo Montville August: Maleny Music Festival September: Mitchell Creek rock n Blues Fest; Kenilworth ArtFest; Kenilworth Show and rodeo; Lions Welcome dinner: Maleny October: Mountain View Challenge; Heart of Gold Film Fest: Gympie; Blackall 100, Mapleton November: Mary river Festival December: Woodford Folk Festival HiNterLANd tiMeS – APriL 2019

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