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AM LoViNG our front cover this month, with the beautiful Mary Valley Rattler ready to take you for a ride. do you recognise the ‘driver’? Clue: he’s rock royalty! (Answer at the bottom of the page.) i am also loving the positivity in the paper this month. We have a young man trying to help save lives from melanoma (page 41), a couple who tirelessly run Lily House, a residence to help struggling and vulnerable mothers get back on their feet (page 22), and the return of Maleny Cheese, who refused to let an arson attack ruin their business (page 16). i noticed a creeping anxiety and world weariness in my bones towards the end of 2019, and i really needed some time to recharge with family. We didn’t do anything flash, just hung out by the pool, visited friends and family, popped to the beach, went for walks, watched a few films – but that was enough. i was just grateful to be in nature, in water and in the company of good people. i have always been happiest doing nothing much. does that sound lazy? i mean it in the purest sense.

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Sitting under a tree, reading a good book. Savouring that perfectly brewed cup of tea. Listening to laughter. telling a stranger how lovely they look, or how good their service was, and seeing a smile spread across their face. Simple things – but the ripples of gratitude and kindness can shift our day and other people's days, and spread good feeling further than we know. So, on that note, i will wish you an optimistic January and i hope you find plenty to interest you in the first edition of the Ht for the new year. the poetry is wonderful and pertinent (page 27) and Mungo is back and recuperating, for those stalwart fans of his! We also pop regular news through the month on our Facebook page, especially if it has missed the print deadline. Remember, we always love to hear from you, whether letters, poetry, travel adventures or articles, so please keep them coming!

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uStRALiA dAY SiGNALS that the end of the school holidays are upon us – it’s hot, the kids are restless and are all looking for something to do…right? if you’d love it if there was some good old-fashioned outdoor family fun, then come on down to the free entry Aussie day expo at the Maleny Showgrounds on Sunday January 26. the morning kicks off early with Apex’s famous Big Aussie day Breakfast, then the dave Hankinson oval is transformed into a hive of activity from 8.30 – 11am, as Maleny’s many sporting and community groups share what they can do with you and your family. And it’s all hands-on fun and have-a-go! Sack races, mini obstacle course with mini water pool to cool them down, gumboot throwing, and the hilarious thong Relay Race.

they’ll all be in one spot in one morning, with their contact details at the ready to pop into your free expo bags. Many of us have some spare hours to volunteer, but the thought of finding the right group to join is often a quandary with so many to choose from – the expo is a great chance to give them a good checking out! there’s music too, with the Pioneer ukulele Group strumming their stuff, a perfect Australia day accompaniment. those very sociable macaws from Maleny Birdworld will also be revelling having a selfie with you, they just can’t wait! Pick up your free expo Passport at the Lions entry tent on the way in, then collect a stamp from every display to be in the draw to win fantastic, generous prize vouchers

to spend in local businesses and tourism spots - Maleny dairies, Botanical Gardens, groceries from iGA, vouchers from Above and Beyond travel, sunglasses from Maleny optical, and more – very useful after the Christmas splurge. One last fun morning out together, the perfect end to the school holidays – what are you waiting for?

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there are demos and info from up to 60 groups, offering kids the chance to throw a netball, run a few croquet hoops, practise your golf swing, play table tennis, free face-painting, see the firies – and watch the exciting Sylph Circus, Maleny’s young circus group, fly high on their trapeze!

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e WAS BoRN iNto the Great depression, leader of a church boys’ club at age 14, and preached his first sermon at 16. Neville Ross, a 90-year-old uniting Church minister of Peachester, lived his life in service to others, a calling bestowed at a young age. “it was the day when i knew life has meaning and purpose. My experience was not a religious conversion but an acceptance that there is a fundamental purpose to all beings. i committed to justice, truth, and the service of my fellow human beings,� shares Neville. “My deepest conviction was and still is that life can only be lived effectively if one accepts that ‘love is the ground of being’.�

Named ‘the pink parson’ because of his support of conscientious objectors at the time of the Korean War, Neville Ross attended the third World Congress Against Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs in Japan in 1957. on his return, he was an advocate for banning the bomb. the church transferred the ‘tainted’ minister away from city influences to Laidley, 65km west of Brisbane. However, this is one man who would not be stifled. Six years in Laidley, a Country Party electorate, included another instance of the minister’s non-conformity with his support of local policeman and Labor candidate, Bill Hayden, in his quest for federal parliament. the family also experienced the ’59 flood where over 200 families were evacuated. “We watched as the water climbed our stairs, covered the verandah and seeped under the doors. using a table and the top of a high wardrobe, we moved two families, four of them and six of us, into the ceiling.� After the flood, Neville took hold of an idea after visiting Gatton Agricultural College. turkeys would keep down the growth of grasses and weeds. He acquired two turkey hens. A gobbler visited as required. Consequently, the preacher

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Neville in the Methodist hockey team. Ashgrove - 1947

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The young preacher astride his Ariel Deluxe Roadster motorcycle

Neville and Esmé ready to meet Queen Elizabeth - 1988

became a breeder of turkeys! Church camps and fostering Aboriginal and PNG children became part of life for the Ross family in support of an Australian Council of Churches program. this led to the formation of what we now know as NAidoC. “My next parish in 1963 was in Rockhampton. Because of my close association with trade union leaders during my active involvement in the peace movement, they asked me to develop a ministry for people in industry. the program was Chaplains in industry.” Neville Ross’s work in Central Queensland resulted in him becoming the organiser and first director of the inter Church trade and industry Mission (i.t.i.M.) in Brisbane. it existed in southern states, but this was a first for Queensland. Later he took up a position as director of i.t.i.M. in New South Wales. the Australian Council of Churches kept an eye on their renegade reverend and decided he was the ideal person to assist with a new program, Action for World development. it was 1969. “Some believed the Action for World development program was one of the keys to Whitlam’s election as Prime Minister because we organised an Australia-wide petition of about 73,000 signatures to get Australia to set up a separate overseas aid organisation. “that brought me into the notice of the department of Foreign Affairs which appointed me director of the unit in the Australian development Assistance Bureau, later known as AusAid, which was being set up to provide support for Australian voluntary agencies working overseas. i held that position for 11 years. “i’d visited over 20 countries with overseas aid, climbed enough mountains and fallen down enough hills, so decided to come back to the Sunshine State. “When i finished in Foreign Affairs in ‘86, i accepted a nomination for the Chairmanship of the Australian Council for overseas Aid (ACFoA), the peak body of Australian NGos working overseas. i served in that role for four years.” A special ceremony held just prior to the opening session of the uN General Assembly in New York recognised the work of ACFoA by the award of uN Peace Messenger. “Back in Canberra, i got to represent ACFoA at the opening of the new Parliament House by Queen elizabeth. As usual, esmé was well up to the occasion.”

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Neville and esmé Ross retired to Coolum in 1997. As his talents knew no bounds, Neville designed their house and built on a patch referred to as ‘the sandhill’. eight years later the pair moved to a retirement village where, surprise, surprise, Mr Ross accepted the position as Chairman of the Residents Committee! Regardless of age, Neville Ross is clear thinking and passionate about several issues including climate change. His stream of thought supports research by inigo Jones, the 11-year sunspot cycle and its effect on climate. in 2009 Neville published his book Could a Christian be an Atheist? and poses the question should we have an idea of life beyond God? More recently, another book Tales from Never Land tells of his personal journey and family history. Grandfather to 18 and great grandfather to 18, he shares anecdotes of life and family. His youngest son, Chris, realised independent fame as the founding bass guitarist and keyboardist of the rock band Wolfmother formed in 2000. “they were the first Australian rock band in 25 years to win a Grammy in America. When Chris came along, he reintroduced us to being young.” Neville turns to the subject of his adored wife. “About seven years after esmé and i married, she discovered she had the ability to project energy to heal people. She practised transcendental meditation and spent the rest of her life helping others but never talked about healing or brought attention to herself. “it was because of her work in a local health centre that her most enduring project began. Many older patients moved to Canberra to be with family. However, they were often busy, and the oldies left without company or direction. “esmé secured a government grant to start a day care centre for seniors associated with our local church. the centre flourished. it went from one day to two and over 25 years later is operating five days a week.” Reverend Neville Ross led a remarkable life but it’s his family he cites as his finest achievement. “esmé and i had an incredible partnership for 66 years and our six boys are evidence of it. they’re exceptional boys.” From the time a young preacher sitting astride an Ariel deluxe Roadster motorcycle spied a 19-year-old ‘vision on horseback’ their course was set. Neville concludes: “it was different from other days…a day of destiny.”

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oRNe out oF necessity at a time when people were becoming disenchanted with polluted city life, the Maple Street Co-op has mocked the cynics and disproven the naysayers by going from strength to strength and celebrating its 40th birthday on december 17. But like any entrepreneurship, its modest beginnings were experimental and run entirely by volunteers. “People volunteered all day and then after a few months when we had cashed up reserves, people got paid for two hours and volunteered for six hours. then they were paid for three hours and volunteered for three, and then four hours and two, so it took a couple of years before people got full time pay,” says Peter. “that was a big moment when people got paid.” in 1979, the year the Co-op was formed, there were limited food choices in Maleny for those who were health conscious. there was only Nagy’s (now the Source Bulk Foods and Maleny Art direct) and Frew’s, the forerunner to the iGA which stocked hardware as well as food, explains Peter. the hippie movement was well established and had found its way to Maleny. Among the new settlers was a former psychology student from Brisbane – Jill Jordan (deceased), who teamed up with Mathew davies, Meg Weymark (nee Kelly), Gary Blisner, Lorna Wilson (now Huston) and John Gilpin to buy food in bulk and share. “there was stuff that they wanted, like brown rice, lentils, wholemeal flour and

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things like that but couldn’t get, and so they used to drive to Nambour,” says Peter. “then they thought, why not just set up some kind of organisation to do that and it was actually Lorna who had great input into it because she came from California and there were a few food co-ops there. She had track experience of food co-ops.” From relying on volunteers and selling basic foodstuffs (including cigarettes!), the Co-op has charted a unique course in organic, healthy, lifestyle products, priding itself on being an innovator and leader. For example, they now sell cold-pressed milk which takes the raw product and improves it with new Australian technology. the process kills harmful bacteria without destroying vitamins and minerals, says Peter. Reducing our ‘plastic’ footprint is another area where the Co-op leads by example by selling goods in bulk – people can bring in their own jars and packaging. “We do a lot of bulk stuff: bulk olive oils, peanut butter, detergent … you can bring your own bottles to put it in.” the handful of volunteers has grown to include two store managers, 15 part-time staff, 50 local consignors (suppliers) and 900 members. this boutique lifestyle business now contributes $600,000 back into the Maleny community through wages and consignment every year. Peter is full of praise for the staff, most of whom he says are young women who are passionate and dedicated in sourcing the best products and trialling new ideas. one of the motivating factors is the lack of knowledge or awareness of the average shopper towards harmful chemicals and gases used on fruit and veggies. “We try to stick to our core organic products. People just don’t realise if you go to other shops where they are mixing organic veggies and non-organic veggies, the chemicals they put on those, and the gases, can be crosscontaminating.

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“to most people it doesn’t matter, but if you are on chemotherapy and trying to eat a special diet, or if you have a nut allergy, it doesn’t take much for someone to have a reaction. “A lot of our members have confidence in us as a business to supply them with quality products with some research behind them. We research our products; we try and find out as much as we can. We only have cosmetics we know are not tested on animals. We talk to other suppliers, we follow them up.” obviously the Co-op’s business practices are holding it in good stead with plans now in place to expand. With a catch cry, No GM, no products from firms that are exploiting the environment or people, that’s not surprising in this modern era of social consciousness. And their 40th birthday party is attestation to that. the celebrations began at the Maleny Christmas Street Carnival with members enjoying Kombucha champagne and birthday cake. Next comes the 40-day sale starting January 14 – the anniversary of the day the store actually opened – to be followed by a formal event in February. As for the secret of their success, Peter puts it all down to the business being owned by the members, so all the benefits flow back into the Maleny community. Personally, i think friendly customer service has to be high on that list too. i also have no doubt that the Maple Street Co-op will be around long enough to celebrate another 40 years, constantly leading the charge on chemical-free foods and healthy lifestyles, supporting local producers and suppliers along the way and all the while, quietly shaming the multinationals. Happy 40th birthday Maple Street Co-op.

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DYING WITHOUT A WILL – WHAT HAPPENS? In the last two issues of Hinterland Times I have been discussing the requirements of a valid Will. I thought it would be a good opportunity to continue the train of thought with what could happen should you die without a valid will. If a person dies without a valid Will, that person is said to have died “intestate”. Dying without a valid will or ‘intestate’ can be very detrimental to your loved ones and also very expensive. Not only have you given away your ability to decide how your estate is to be distributed and to whom but you also run the risk of the costs of administering your estate increasing drastically and your estate being distributed to unintended beneficiaries. One example of an unintended beneficiary is an estranged spouse from whom the deceased was not formally divorced. That estranged spouse will share in the deceased’s estate under the Queensland intestacy rules despite the deceased and the estranged spouse not being in a relationship at the time of death.

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The Succession Act sets out the rules to be applied in situations of intestacy. Here are some examples: • If you are married/de facto with no children, your spouse takes 100%; • If you are married/de facto with one child your spouse takes the first $150,000.00 plus the household contents. Assets after this are divided equally between the spouse and the child • If you are married/de facto with two or more children your spouse takes the first $150,000.00 plus the household contents. Assets after this are divided 1/3 for the spouse and 2/3 equally between the children. In situations where you do not have any close relatives the rules provide that your estate must go to relatives that are further removed from you. Another problem with dying intestate is the need for court approval for the appointment of someone to administer your estate. In a will you would appoint an executor of your choice. However with an intestacy, your loved ones would have to apply to the Supreme Court for an administrator to be appointed. In the absence of a suitable person the Supreme Court may appoint the Public Trustee.

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He NAMBouR PoLiCe Station sits perched upon a slight hill, behind the town courthouse. it is a demountable building like you might find in outback schools. it was originally only designed to be a temporary solution, officially opened on August 24 in 2006 by the Honourable Judy Spence MP. the station’s Senior Sergeant Police officer in Charge, Gary Brayley, has a warm and friendly smile that immediately makes you feel welcome. it is a great contrast to the authority in his presence that comes from years of policing. An impressive combination. When i first arrive, he is finishing a special one-on-one tour with a local young man who regularly visits the station. the young man and his mother’s huge smiles as they leave shows immediately the impact Gary has on those around him, the time he has for people. You can tell he is the kind of leader that communities really bond with. Gary has been at the Nambour Station for ten years, one third of his policing career. A career that has also seen him work in some incredible parts of our state. “i arrived here in June 2009 after transferring from

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Longreach. i joined the police in 1988, so it’s been over 30 years with the last ten years in Nambour. A fair bit of my service in that time was in Central West Queensland, Far West Queensland; Far North Queensland; Normington in the Gulf; Boulia, which is about three hours south of Mount isa and on the edge of the Simpson dessert; Mareeba just near Cairns; Winton; Longreach and now Nambour.” Gary says in policing a lot can be the same, regardless of the location, and the biggest issue police deal with day-today is sadly domestic violence. “We deal a lot with domestic violence and that occurs no matter where you are.” A Nambour local, Gary is proud to be the Police officer in Charge for Nambour. “i was born in Nambour and my parents’ house is still out at Parklands. i left school at 15 to do an apprenticeship with my father as a carpenter where i stayed until i was 23 before i joined the police academy.” Gary credits an interest in policing and a downturn in the building industry at the time to the career change into

policing. A career that has seen him take on roles within the community as well. “Another role i have as a police officer is in disaster management. i am part of the local disaster Management Group and that also involves services like Queensland Health, Red Cross, department of Housing, Queensland Rail, ergon energy, all those sorts of support services and government agencies that when there is a cyclone or flood or bushfire we come together. “the police are always involved in some capacity. i was sent to Bundaberg when they had their major floods and Cooktown when they had a cyclone go through there as well. it can be very, very intense [disaster management] particularly when the disaster is unfolding and roofs are blowing off houses, water levels are increasing, and people are becoming inundated in their own homes. We are right there [on the ground amongst it] managing the evacuations and the safe places for the displaced people.” instilling the law, calming someone down in a volatile situation, helping people who have been through trauma, acting in emergencies and accidents, and deescalating situations. the skillset police need to have is wide. For a lot of people their contact with the police is minimal so they don’t always see how important and demanding the job can be. “A lot of people go through life without ever having interacted with police, the law-abiding people have no interaction with police until such time as they might become a victim of crime themselves, so there can be a bit of a lack of understanding on what we do, and what our priorities are and how busy and demanding the job actually is. “We often get requests to be at a certain location for an issue and unfortunately we can’t always get to them as quickly as we would like to, we have to prioritise our tasks and resources where the demands are greater and from time to time we can’t always be everywhere. But generally, i like to think the community does have confidence in what we do.” the intensity of the job creates a strong comradery and support system. “it is a unique occupation that probably requires a unique type of person to be in. Police are definitely hyper-vigilant. in my role, for example, even though i work a day shift Monday to Friday i am responsible for everything that happens 24 hours a day, 7 days a week so i’ve got to know what’s going on.”

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P uNtiL 2010, Charlie and Zoe remained unaware that their true calling was just around the corner. it was then that they moved to a property in Malanda, far North Queensland, that had a couple of miniature horse mares who were in foal. this was fortuitous, as the taylors became the breed’s biggest fans and have chosen to base their work around improving the breed. A miniature horse is defined as an animal that measures, at maturity, 34 inches or under at the wither, and is horsetype, not pony-type. “there is a breed standard that should be met in many points when breeding and assessing a miniature horse. Confirmation is most important,� explains Zoe. “Since then we have researched and bred and improved our bloodlines with some of the finest lines from America. We are seeing results in the show ring where our horses are taking out awards at shows such as the AMHA (American Miniature Horse Association) and the iMHR (independent Miniature Horse Registry – an Australian Association),�

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Charlie says, “it’s all about quality bloodlines and most importantly, depth of breeding.� depth of breeding is a subject that Charlie and Zoe are both passionate about and it feels as though we could talk about it all day. “We had purchased some Australian horses, but then we decided we needed more modern genetics and we imported some American stock. importing itself is a pretty expensive exercise, so we selected horses with great depth of breeding,� explains Charlie. According to Charlie and Zoe, a good mare and good stallion, that are both well above average with depth of breeding, will produce an outstanding foal. “Mare power can’t be underestimated; it is crucial for a successful outcome,� Charlie says. “the little mare we own called treasure was purchased as a day-old filly and she is now a World Grand Champion. We didn’t buy her because of ribbons or prizes, but because of her parent’s pedigree,� Zoe shares. it’s not all about breeding though, according to Zoe. “While in the uS we have sent our horses to trainers and let them go to shows because we thought it would be good for the horses to have something to do, before they go to be bred. they are intelligent animals and like to be stimulated.

“While we consider ourselves to be breeders, we are learning how to show,” Zoe laughs. “We want to have a little bit of fun with the horses too, and attending horse shows is also a chance to see how our breeding program is going by seeing what other breeders are producing.” the taylors presently have horses who are Grand Champions in Harness, and multiple Futurity winners from the AMAH World Show in Fort Worth texas, uSA, plus Grand Champions and Supreme title winners in Australia at state shows held at Caboolture and at the national level at tamworth NSW. there are many country shows that have Miniature Horse Classes, including Maleny. the miniature horse can be trained to harness and will happily pull a full-size adult in a buggy. Apart from driving classes, the usual classes are Halter (a led class), Liberty (an off-lead class) and Hunter (led obstacle class). the taylors left Malanda and came back to Maleny around 2014, where they have since built the stud and their home. “everything in the shed is built specifically for the comfort of the miniature horses. the stalls are lower so they can see each other,” Zoe smiles. “the horses like to see each other as they are social, herd animals and they like to be together. “We like happy animals, because happy animals are healthy animals. And they are out in the fields all day. the barn is a good tool to have for show horses as we can keep them in at night or when the mares are foaling; or even if the weather is bad.” i am intrigued to find out why anyone would have a miniature horse as a pet. But according to Zoe and Charlie they are great pets, who are curious and keen to be friends. “they will follow you around like a dog,” Charlie laughs, “although they are horses and have to be treated the same way you would treat a horse. “they need grooming, hoof care, worming and vaccination regimes and good nutrition, to maintain a high standard of health. We have also found that they are better in a herd environment of two or more horses as they enjoy each other’s company.” i am happily taken to see Jade, a Pinto mare with a foal at foot who has two imported parents. She is cuteness in overdrive with a tiny, fluffy mane and tail. While wary, she trots proudly at her mum’s side, showing off her pretty bay coat and beautiful movement. in the next paddock are three mares and their foals. these foals are a couple of months old and have developed their own personalities. they are keen to be petted and compete for attention from Zoe, Charlie and Josh. Charlie and Zoe along with their son Josh, have clearly found their passion project. they spend their days looking after the horses and cattle and showing potential new horse owners through their impressive establishment. With a heavenly location on the outskirts of Maleny, they are truly living their dream. If you would like to find out more about miniature horses or possibly add a miniature horse to your family, email Zoe Taylor at taylorfarm@live.com.au

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Riverside Centre MALENY 07 5499 9444 cappricciospizzas.com.au Tue to Sun: 4.00pm – 10.00pm Lunch Sat & Sun: from 11.30am

Under new ownership, enjoy an all day breakfast and lunch menu with amazing coffee. Homemade desserts also available. BYO. Groups welcome. Modern giftware and locally made produce. Functions and Christmas menu available.

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Montville Gourmet Pizzeria

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Montville Café Bar Grill

Little May Espresso

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Address 126 Main Street MONTVILLE Phone 07 5478 5535 OPEN Everyday: 10.00am - 10.00pm

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202 Main Street MONTVILLE 07 5442 9505 montvillegourmetpizzeria.com Sun - Thurs: 10.00am – 8.00pm Fri & Sat: 10.00am – 10.00pm

Gourmet Pizza, Pasta & Salads. Open for lunch & dinner, 7 days. Dine in or takeaway. Licensed & BYO.

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

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.

FREE COURTESY BUS for diners to Montville Café Bar Grill and Altitude on Montville. Call 54785535, 7 days from 5pm. MALENY PICKUPS NOW between 5pm - 6 pm daily. T and C’s apply.

Situated on Montville’s Main St, Little May sources local and organic produce to give you flavourful food at its best. Enjoy tasty food and specialty coffee while soaking up the village atmosphere, welcoming group bookings for breakfast and lunch for up to 25 people. Open for breakfast, lunch, coffee and cake.

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Cheers to cheese

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4/6 Little Main St Palmwoods 0458 270 368 FB: “HomeGrownPalmwoods” Tue - Fri: 6:30am - 4:00pm Sat: 6:30am - 2pm CLOSED: Sun and Mon

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A must visit! Serving locally sourced produce and small batch in-house roasted coffee. Café or garden seating. Seasonal dinner first Saturday of the month.

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ONGRATULATIONS TO THE team at Maleny Cheese for rebuilding, rebranding and reinvigorating their cheese factory and café after the devastating arson attack in September 2018. Owners Sara and Markus Bucher, and their daughter Jenn, were thrilled to recently welcome friends, local businesses, council members and the local press to the unveiling of the new logo and a sampling of the delicious cheeses on offer. (Editor’s note: my personal favourite is the Tuscan, which I could have happily devoured all afternoon!)

All day breakfast and lunch menu Amazing coffee | Homemade desserts Modern gift-ware and locally made produce

The café overlooks the cheese and award-winning yoghurt-making facilities. “We are also offering cheese and butter-making workshops and small groupguided cheese tastings,” Sara said. To book, call Sara on 0419 913890.

5400 2444 | 445 Flaxton Dr, FLAXTON OPEN 7 days 8 am – 4pm

An impressive four Sunshine Coast dairy processors are proud to be named finalists in the 2020 Australian

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1/174 Main Street MONTVILLE 07 5478 5015 littlemayespresso.com.au 7 Days: 7.30am – 3.00pm

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Grand Dairy Awards. “It must be something in the grass we grow here!” laughed Sara. Maleny Cheese is a finalist for their Maleny Gourmet Yoghurt Apple and Cinnamon, and in different categories you will find Maleny Dairies, Woombye Cheese and Kenilworth Dairies. Well done to all involved, and if you would like to vote for one (or all) of them, visit dairy.com.au/ourprograms/australian-grand-dairy-awards, click the link ‘vote now’ and cast your vote! You could win a gourmet dinner for two at a top Australian restaurant. Welcome back, Maleny Cheese – we’ve missed you! Maleny Cheese is located at 1 Clifford Street, Maleny Phone: 5494 2207

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oLANdA, oRiGiNALLY from far North Queensland and husband Raja, from the uK, are embracing parenthood on the Sunshine Coast with their two young children, darcy and dylan, after living in various countries on the African continent for the past six years. the couple recently joined the monthly Montville Market with their information stall, Sunshine coast Parents 4 climate Action, a group they initiated. (AP4cA.org) Whilst still in its first year, the membership is already over 5000. At the december Montville Market many parents and grandparents met Raja and Yolanda and their delightful babies and learnt about Parents for Climate Action. Given the couple’s backgrounds they are well qualified in understanding the realities of impending disaster and solutions to avert them.

the couple understand that we are at a ‘fork in the road’ moment that will determine the liveability of our planet and the resulting impacts on our children's future. Raja works in the area of solutions: “‘Business as usual’ is not an option any more,” Raja says, "we need to transform our economy away from fossil fuel dependency, to one based on renewables as quickly as possible.”

Yolanda is an emergency specialist and has responded to scores of local and international crises including the 2010 Haiti earthquake, 2011 Queensland floods and the Christchurch earthquake, for which she received a Humanitarian overseas Service Medal. She has most recently worked for the united Nations assisting various African countries in disaster response and preparedness.

Yolanda grew up in Mackay amongst coal miners, so she sees Australian Parents for Climate Action’s ask of ‘prioritising a smooth and fair transition for all workers and communities impacted by the climate crisis, including fossil fuel industry communities and indigenous communities’ as an important one.

Raja, an economist and former diplomat, currently works for a Norwegian company focused on unlocking renewable energy in various parts of Africa. these projects can lead to the transformation of remote African villages, such as with the installation of solar panels and storage.

“it is also important to alleviate some of this anxiety and create a sense of hope and empowerment for the children,” Yolanda adds. the Sunshine Coast AP4CA are hoping to hold sessions informed by psychologists on how parents can talk to their children about climate change.

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the next being tuesday January 28, so come along and join in, or find them on facebook: Sunshine Coast Parents for Climate Action.

tHiRd SAtuRdAY oF tHe MoNtH Maleny Sunday Market 8am-2pm, Maleny RSL Hall, open rain, hail or shine - quality second hand books, vintage, antiques, art, handmade gifts and more. Ph: 0448 423 919

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Your local Sunday Market open rain, hail or shine

Yolanda and other concerned parents, grandparents and carers will be meeting at 9am on the last tuesday of the month in the back garden at the Homegrown Café, Palmwoods, to enjoy great coffee and conversation children are welcome.

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What’s on in JANUARY?

Yolanda and Raja with their baby Dylan at the December Montville Market

crystal Waters Market community-run, upcycled items, jewelry, organic veges, cakes, plants, honey, seedlings, hearty food, sourdough bakery, great coffee, live music and a warm welcome. 5494 4530

SeCoNd SAtuRdAY oF tHe MoNtH Montville growers and Makers Market 7:30am to 12:00pm, Piping hot pancakes, buskers, genuine locally grown food, handmade craft, barista made coffee, under historic fig trees, profits maintain our Village Hall. Charlotte: 0412 521 109

Witta growers Market: 7.30 - 12.00 7.30am-12.00 50+ stalls, this vibrant market has everything from fresh local produce to gourmet food, quality art and craft, live music, hot food and coffee. Ph: 0408 034 570

FouRtH SAtuRdAY oF tHe MoNtH Mapleton country Markets 8am-12pm. Local Produce, Handmade Gifts, Bric-a brac, Fashions, Plants, Wood, Jewellery, olives, Food Stalls, Coffee Van, Live Music, inside & outside Mapleton Hall. Free onsite parking. Ph 0419 726 603

Market your Market through the Hinterland Times Contact Karen Muir Mobile: 0414 432 423 email: karen@ hinterlandtimes.com.au

artist profile

Kate Lee Foley Arts connect inc. (Aci) is a not-for-profit organisation based in the Sunshine coast Hinterland, who organise annual events such as Sculpture on the edge, open studios and artist workshops. new members are always welcome – visit artsconnectinc.com.au. currently, each month, the Ht shares a profile from an Aci member, and January’s artist is Kate lee foley.

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AM VeRY FoRtuNAte to live in the Sunshine Coast Hinterland, with my loving husband and three chickens. My husband and i moved from Canberra five years ago, after resigning from our intense government jobs (i was a performance auditor). i am now somewhat consumed by artistic endeavours. A complete life rewrite. For me, creating is an elegant way of increasing awareness and generating connections. it’s about stopping and paying attention to detail. Which is why i encourage people to handle and touch my work. in this way it often surprises and interests people. Jewellery in particular, has a special way of attracting attention and starting conversations. it is an expression of not just the artist’s, but the wearer’s personality and attitude. it also has an amazing ability to influence the wearer’s mood. i love it when my customers tell me about the different people who stop to complement them in the street. Polymer clay is my medium of choice. it is strong, light and flexible, with endless possibilities. With it i can create intricate patterns in vivid colours, interesting forms and wonderful textures. Being a relatively new material, it is

largely unknown in the fine art world. However, with new brands entering the market, and as skilled artists seek more versatility, this is slowly changing. i started working with polymer in 2015. i am mostly selftaught, however i was very fortunate to complete a masterclass with the late tory Hughs. tory was an

internationally recognised pioneer in polymer art. She shared a wealth of knowledge and continues to influence my work. i have also completed a number of classes with other international and Australian artists doing incredible things with polymer. i’m looking forward to seeing how this exciting medium evolves. Website: kateleefoley.com

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Lily House

Lily House co-founder, Darin Browne, is trying to help young mothers build a positive future

HELPING YOUNG MOTHERS BLOSSOM young motherhood is so often tainted by dread and uncertainty, finding hope amongst the hardship can be tiring. However, the lily House charity is making a world of difference in the lives of young mums experiencing pregnancy struggles and homelessness, by offering safe living environments. We spoke to co-founder and board member, darin Browne, to discover how the charity turns these daunting situations into a chance for growth and transformation.

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FteR A HiStoRY of fostering girls in their home, darin Browne and his wife Fiona were inspired to create lasting change in young women’s lives. the couple pursued this vision by founding Lily House in May 2008 to provide care for young women during and after pregnancy. the couple dreamt of establishing a place to transition young women into adulthood. “We feel our calling is… to actually transform their lives so that eventually they will become contributing members of society and actually make a difference in their world,” darin said. Lily House is first a place of residence for struggling mothers. darin explained the charity also offers counselling and life skills training that “many girls – especially if they’ve come out of domestic violence or off the streets – don’t have any knowledge of.

“An investment in Lily House is not investing into the lives of young girls; it’s actually investing into the future of our nation,” he said. “if we can invest in these girls to take them off the social security roundabout and make them productive members of society, that eases the load on everyone.” However, earning enough funds to support their residents remains a challenge for the organisation. While fundraisers and cent auctions keep the charity afloat, darin believes Lily House won’t survive without constant financial support. “if we don’t get some sort of government funding, it’s going to be very difficult to continue,” he said with palpable concern. “We need someone who can come in and really give us a substantial amount of money and help us out.”

in September this year, Lily House received funds from the ‘Helping Hands’ fundraiser at Secrets on the Lake in Montville. “We do our bit on a very limited budget to care for those girls,” darin shared. “We would love to receive any help that we can. “We’re really looking for people who have a vision for the future for our nation. Because if things keep going this way, i really fear for future generations. “this is about breaking a tragic cycle in our nation. it’s not about running a charity or trying to raise money; it’s about making a difference that will last long into the future.”

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Many readers tell us they enjoy our Q&A with a local hinterland business, so this month it’s time for Mark and Andrea Porter, owners of Maleny Hardware and Rural Supplies, to be in the spotlight!

Biz Quiz Where did you grow up? Mark - i grew up in tayport, a small village in Scotland on the North Sea which spawned a love of fishing and a career in Marine Biology and Aquaculture. For the next ten years i worked between Scotland, Norway and Spain on Atlantic salmon, cod and sea bass. in 2000 i moved to tasmania to lecture and work with the growing fish farming industry. Andrea - i am a Queenslander through and through. Growing up in Brisbane, i only moved away when Mark and i moved to tasmania for work and to raise our young family. What made you move to the hinterland? Mark - during our time in Queensland we both spent a lot of time on the Sunshine Coast and Currimundi in particular. our goal was to retire to the Sunny Coast, however after 14 months doing a big lap of Australia in a 4Wd and camper trailer we decided to settle in the hinterland and have put down roots in Conondale which we love, and the children have now settled into the Conondale School which has been fantastic. How long have you been running Maleny Hardware and rural Supplies? And what did you do before this? Mark - it’s now been two months since we bought the business from John Jeffrey. Since then we have been trying hard to give the store a bit of a makeover. We have also been working hard to review prices and ensure we are competitive,

Mark and Andrea Porter of Maleny Hardware and Rural Supplies

although with 20,000 products it takes time and we hope to be completed early in the new year. We are also working on extending our range of plants and ornamental pots and our new garden centre area will be open in January. Andrea - Neither of us have a background in retail, however, Mark has a business background and was Ceo for one of the tasmanian salmon companies before we started travelling. He also has an aquaculture consulting business and we have a small farm in Conondale, so we understand rural needs. i was in administration working for a legal firm in Brisbane CBd before taking time off to raise our young children. do you have any funny/unusual stories from your work? Andrea - We have an eclectic range of customers through the shop and a range of furry friends as well. the girls from Maleny dairy recently brought ‘Survivor’, the week-old lamb, into the store to get his bag of lamb milk replacer, which was a great crowd pleaser and an opportunity for a photo shoot! We also have an amazing number of people who come to the desk and ask for “do you have a thingy”, luckily, we stock a wide range of thingys in all sizes and can always help! What do you enjoy the most about your business? Mark - Meeting the locals and it’s always rewarding when you can solve people’s problems and needs. in a very short time, we have got to know a huge number of

people and businesses who have wished us well and welcomed us to the Maleny community. What does a 'typical' day entail for you? Andrea - At this time of year our day usually starts at just after 4am when we feed our animals (goats, sheep, pigs and murray grey poddys) and then take our German Shepherd dog for a walk through the paddocks to check the cattle troughs and droughtmasters. the store opens at 7.30am so we need to be away from the house by 6.45am. the day is always busy and as we are expanding our product range and reviewing current prices, it’s 5.30pm before we know it! Back home we feed the children and animals before catching up on the day’s admin and orders before collapsing into bed around 10pm. it’s seven days a week at the moment, but we are loving it.

you need a seasonal product so do numerous others. Ask us in advance or if we don’t have a product in stock, we will try to get it for you as soon as possible!

Maleny Hardware and rural Supplies are located in 31 coral St, Maleny Phone: 5494 2302

if you had to share any advice connected to your business, what would it be? Mark - it’s always better to be proactive rather than reactive, whether its gearing up for the fire season or combatting ticks and buffalo flies. While we always try to hold sufficient stock, you can bet that if

A Long Weekend in the Hinterland 2020 Live Music

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in brief nambour garden club Friendship through gardening. The Nambour Garden Club meet the first Monday of each month, (second Monday if the first is a public holiday) with no meetings December or January. Venue: Uniting Church Hall, Nambour (free parking Donaldson St entrance). Meetings include: guest speakers, plant and cutting sales, competition tables, raffles and lucky door prize. Members also enjoy bus tours, garden rambles and workshops. Arrive 8.30am for meet and greet over a cup of coffee/tea. Meeting starts at 10am. Contact Karel on 0490 415 067 for further information.

free tai chi A local branch of a not-for-profit tai chi group is offering complimentary ‘try-it’ classes in taoist tai Chi to celebrate their 50th anniversary. taoist tai Chi is a slow, gentle but rigorous series of movements which work on the whole body and mind.

whether couples or single – are always welcome to come along to the informal coffee mornings, which are held from 9.30 - 11.30am at Banjo’s Bakery and Café in the Woolworth’s Shopping Complex (50 Plaza Parade, Maroochydore). The friendships that have developed and the mutual support members give each other have proven to be the best therapy.

Palmwoods plea Can you please help the Palmwoods community to secure the eS&A Bank and Bank Manager's house (pictured right) to be used as the Palmwoods Community Centre? Palmwoods Living History Society has suggested the multipurpose use of the eS&A Bank and Bank Manager’s house to possibly provide facilities such as: history and art display; meeting rooms; shared equipment; town and tourist information; drop in facilities and much more.

the buildings will remain on their original site. Please go to this website and fill in the survey to have your say: surveymonkey.com/r/KK7XGZF. the survey closes on February 28.

the medical research shows good evidence that tai chi can boost immune function, help control the symptoms of conditions such as Parkinson’s disease and fibromyalgia, reduce the risk of falls, improve cardiovascular function, and improve mood and cognitive function. So come along to Mary Cairncross Scenic Reserve on January 30 at 8 - 9.45am, overlooking the picnic area.

Buff Bones RangeCare at Flaxton are joining forces with a Nationally Certified Pilates and Buff Bones Instructor, Susan Jamison, to offer RangeCare a weekly Buff Bones Pilates class for the community, in the new year. Buff Bones is a medically endorsed, full body exercise system for bone and joint health. This five-week program begins on Wednesday January 8, at 8am, RangeCare Cottage, 360-362 Flaxton Drive, Flaxton. Classes are $12 each, and a five session discount is $50, payment is required in advance as places are limited. Call 5445 7044 to book.

Super surplus the obi Surplus enjoyment will be on January 8, the second Wednesday of the month. dennis Woodford will be the speaker, who has been growing flowers in the local area for a long time. He is also on the committee that runs the obi obi Hall. Surplus is a casual crowd - tea and coffee are provided but it's nice to bring something to share if you have the inclination. Bring anything from your house or garden that is surplus to your needs. Place it on the tables provided. take whatever you like. No money, no rules. Anything leftover is taken to Shed the Light Kenilworth op shop. usually First Wednesday of every month at 9.30am at the obi obi Hall in obi obi. For enquiries call Melissa on 0490 215 632.

Aphasia group coffee mornings The Sunshine Coast Aphasia Group was originally formed in 2009 by seven Queensland couples after they attended a series of workshops in Maroochydore organised by the Queensland Department of Health’s regional speech therapists. Those workshops introduced the aphasia sufferers and their partners or helpers to a range of therapies and strategies in a friendly and cooperative environment. The group meets on the second Monday of the month, from February to November. New people –

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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.

Thanks from the front line

on the front as a wall of fire headed towards us.

Community praise

i am a Kureelpa local, a WiLVo and a volunteer firefighter. Whilst the volunteer firefighters and air support are appreciated by the community, i would like to acknowledge and thank some others who have been helping on the front line with us.

the guy on the slasher even spotted a spot fire that had not been picked up. He came over and told us so Kureelpa could get to it quickly. A chopper was also directed to us and got it spot on. Made our job a lot easier.

thanks to your Christmas info, our family managed to attend the Montville Christmas tree Lighting event while staying with extended family.

the choppers found it easier to locate some hot spots when they were isolated. However, on occasions we needed support from above but due to smoke being so thick they couldn’t locate exactly.

Recently, as we took our positions to ensure that a fire break was successful, we had a water tank driver behind us keeping us topped up with water. We also had a dozer and a slasher clearing as needed. it was a real team effort.

i was just discussing with my husband Phil whether anyone has thought of shooting a cardboard capsule full with a powdered chemical that when burned would emit a different coloured smoke?, this may have been useful yesterday when wind speeds were low but may not work if high winds blew smoke too quickly.

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i was inspired by the article on Jeff Parks, the founder of Giving Kids Memories (dec 2019), with his support of farmers in drought, and their families. And good on Kangaroo Bus Lines for supporting him!

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Anyway, this is a thank you to everyone who helped in a very dangerous situation. (i have sent a photo of myself with fellow volunteer firefighter, Mitch Newsham in front of the Kureelpa truck.)

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it was such a lovely evening - welcoming, familyorientated and relaxed. the music was great, the sense of community was strong and a visit from Santa at the end was a nice touch. Well done to all involved, you have a wonderful community.

Oh The Joy Of Sleeping In

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CORNER The Passing of the Cows

You Are

Farewell sweet cows it’s a shame that

You are wind and water fire of the sun you are mountain to endless forest the myriad woven as one.

life was not as contented as could be But alas the Council has decreed a shorter life for thee. Wisdom or not it looks like we cannot extend our occupancy for they can’t see a drought or the need for grass

Oh the joy of sleeping in

and 40 years of trying calving

To sloth in bed is not a sin The silent sun washed lights of dawn

watching humans rush by, they have

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Searching for that curtain break To startle sleeping souls awake. So close the drapes, draw down the shades

days is it and a new Melbourne Cup is coming.

To drive away these piercing blades. In down to luxuriate I’m driven

Maybe we should not have been

By an Eider kindly given

born. Why we have rural zoning at

Or swathed in Irish linen doze

all. I will feed thee as best I can and

Sumptuous sheets on battered toes. The weekend papers to be read Perhaps a breakfast late in bed “Smoked salmon, capers and cream cheese

maybe the rain will come then what is

Erotic shadows trace the ceiling

You are the breath of tides oceans to every shore you are being where infinite stars reside of flesh and far more. You are seed of earth fruit before the flower you are sung from silence precious light aflame forever timeless to the hour. © Gerard Traub

On Succulents

the use, who cares just line up in little boxes and Council and crew can go for another cruise.

On a toasted bagel please”

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.

© Peter Parnell

When the cyclones are over and veranda isn’t running with water from the Coral Sea, the soggy succulents go crisp.

“A pot of tea, must be Darjeeling!” My excuse for sleeping late? Is the bliss to ruminate In peace thoughts come without a sound Revealing breakthroughs, deep, profound When last I rose at ten to three

Keep sending us your poems - we love receiving your creative work!

A revelation came to me That God made velvet, that’s for certain To give mankind a worthy curtain. © Angus Richard

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

They bask in dry season light, rough westerlies, cold sun, flickered shadow as the planet tilts away with their veranda, settling their aqua phobia. They are so evolved and programmed for harsh deserts, that the winter solstice may well draw out a flower. © Adrienne Smith

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Craig Madden

Ride Like a Girl

the story behind the first female jockey to win the Melbourne Cup has had Australians flocking to the cinema. Raised in a large family devoted to horse racing, Michelle Payne (teresa Palmer) resolves to be a jockey from an early age. After a bad accident, she has to overcome family resistance as well as male prejudice, but then she gets a chance to ride a 100-to-1 outsider and the rest is history. Sam Neil plays her father Paddy, Magda Szubanski is loyal teacher Sister dominique, and brother Stevie Payne plays himself. Rachel Griffiths directs this engaging and inspiring film. January 25, Maleny Film Society, Maleny Community Centre, 23 Maple Street, 7.15pm, tickets on the door.

Lulu’s Blackboard Night

Craig Madden is a singer, string plucker and writer who has more than 20 years experience touring and local gigging on the east Coast of Australia. From solo shows to larger stage band gigs, Craig has traversed a large part of the Australian musical landscape. His career as a young blues guitarist began on the Sunshine Coast, and now he returns with a voice and lyrics ringing with truth, soul and experience, whilst his pumping rhythmic guitar style growls underneath, at times melodic and sweet, at others blue and intense. See Craig at Finbars, Maleny, January 17 from 6pm, contact: 5494 3146.

Are you a musician who needs a platform to perform, try out new material and experience playing live? or are you on the lookout for new music and entertainment from musicians you haven’t heard before? then Lulu’s Blackboard Night at Finbars, every second thursday from 6pm is the place to be. Walk-ins are welcome as this is a venue to encourage everyone who loves music. enjoy a pizza, beer or cold drink and a night where nothing is predictable! January 9 and 23, Finbars, Maleny, contact: 5494 3146.

Art on the green once again, the Blackall Range Art Group will be showcasing their popular series of art exhibitions at St. Mary’s Hall on the Village Green at Montville, until January 19. each week will feature different artworks by different members of the group, providing a wonderful opportunity for visitors to enjoy a large range of works in watercolours, oils, pastels, acrylics and pen and wash. the artists are all local and each day two members of the group will be on hand to answer questions and have a friendly chat. entry is free and the exhibitions will be open from 10am to 4pm every day. All donations and commissions go towards the maintenance of St. Mary's Historic Hall.

Brett Campbell Brett Campbell is an Australian singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. 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 January 10, at Finbars, Maleny from 6.30pm, contact: 5494 3146. 28

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Gloria Bell

A film by acclaimed Chilean director Sebastian Lelio, Gloria Bell is a 50-year-old free-spirited divorcee who throws herself into the LA nightclub scene, where she enjoys uninhibited dancing and meeting new men. if all this sounds rather trite, it is Gloria’s complex character – at once assertive but vulnerable, independent but lonely, living in the moment but bored – which makes this an exceptional film. And it is Julianne Moore’s stunning portrayal of Gloria on which the whole film depends. John turturro plays Arnold, her romantic partner. January 11, Maleny Film Society, Maleny Community Centre, 23 Maple Street, 7.15pm, tickets on the door.

Farmers’ food and stories And for food lovers, check out Farmer: Recipes and Stories from the Land, an Australian cookbook composed of recipes from some of Australia’s favourite cooks and chefs, such as Stephanie Alexander, Maggie Beer and Matt Moran. i love that they’ve included some local touches to traditional recipes such as the use of fingerlime pearls to decorate a lemon tart and bakeless cake for those days when it’s too hot to put on the oven. this book was created to raise funds to help Australian farmers and includes some beautiful photos and anecdotes from the land. (All book proceeds to the cause.) Review by Kay Nixon, The Little Book Nook 4-6 Little Main St, Palmwoods

Malamander if you know children who like a great story that’s not too scary but just enough to keep you tingling then this is the book for them. Malamander by thomas taylor is set in the town of Cheerie-on-Sea but the ‘Ch’ has dropped off the sign so now it is aptly ‘eerie-onSea’. the main two characters haven’t had an easy life but find friendship together. A resourceful boy and a feisty girl try to solve the mystery of the malamander. A great blend of fun and adventure for children 8-13 years. Review by Kay Nixon, The Little Book Nook 4-6 Little Main St, Palmwoods

visual arts • entertainment • performance

Balloon

Nat and Jake

A thriller full of suspense and building tension, Balloon presents the dramatic story of two families who escape communist east Germany by flying across the border at night in a home-made hot air balloon. Peter and Gunter work secretly in a cellar for nearly two years making their balloon. After two failed attempts at flight, they attract the attention of the infamous Stasi. Will they be caught? Will they crash land? Will they make good their escape? on a chilly September evening in 1979, they take their balloon aloft, and . . . well, you’ll have to see the film. February 8, Maleny Film Society, Maleny Community Centre, 23 Maple Street, 7.15pm, tickets on the door

Renegade Funk Jam

Nat and Jake are a country-pop acoustic duo based in South-east Queensland. From Fleetwood Mac to John Mellencamp and Keith urban, Nat and Jake were surrounded by a variety of music genres growing up. From the latest pop hits to old-school classics, the pair began playing together when they first met in 2013.

over the years they've expanded on their covers along with composing originals. Whether it be a laid back Sunday afternoon or an upbeat Saturday night, the duo enjoy entertaining a variety of audiences. See them perform at Finbars, Maleny on January 24, from 6pm, contact: 5494 3146.

Brew Crew with Aaron Woodford

every second Friday of the month, Maleny Lane hosts a full band live music night from 5pm. the Renegade Funk Band features a revolving combination of local musicians, improvising in jazz, reggae, soul, funk and afrobeat. entry is free, but donations are appreciated to keep this event running and to keep music live! the gig kicks off with an open mic for emerging artists, so come and support them. And if you would like to play, get there early! Maleny Lane is BYo with a variety of international eats. So head over to this family-friendly night and see why the locals love it so.

Aaron Woodford is a very talented acoustic artist that provides music for an upbeat evening, so be ready for an evening of dancing and happy vibes. His fantastic use of guitar and brilliant vocals never fails to impress at any event that he plays. His music is mainly based around covers, bringing his own style and charisma to each song. Favourites include Jack Johnson, ed Sheeran, Amy Winehouse and many more popular artists! See him perform with the Brew Crew at Finbars, Maleny on January 25, from 6pm, contact: 5494 3146.

Do you like to write? The HT is always keen to support and promote writers across the Range, so if you are forging a career in writing, or have some travel stories to share, drop us an email with any article or feature ideas, or adventures you've had that our HT readers may love to read about. Our editor, Victoria McGuin, will be in touch to give you the HT guidelines for submitting articles.

Different voices, different viewpoints, different stories – will yours be one of them? Contact: editor@hinterlandtimes.com.au or call 07 5499 9049

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Thinking of selling your home ?

New owners of Ray White Maleny look forward to meeting you

talk to your local agent and tell them you want your property to be advertised in the Hinterland times. With over 20,000 reading the Hinterland times every month including locals and visitors the Ht needs to be a part of your local marketing mix. for more information contact your local Hinterland Agent today.

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place. one being the revamp of the reception area and some modifications to the office layout. the other being a change in the team and the recruitment of new and vibrant staff. the team is growing and with big things planned for 2020, Chris and Marcia are now recruiting to build the sales team. Meet the current team by dropping into the office or give us a call on 5499 9966. they look forward to meeting you.

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Calico Creek

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F You ARe PLANNiNG to sell your property for the best market price in 2020 then choose Brant and Bernhardt Property. Predictions from leading property experts across Australia are that our property market will experience a rise in activity in 2020. According to realestate.com.au the median house prices in our local area have continued to rise during the southern downturn and we have a higher demand than the average Queensland market. the two largest southern markets, Melbourne and Sydney, have had a strong rebound and price growth in recent months since bottoming out in June 2019. these markets are into their fifth consecutive month of price gains and these buyers flow through to our market, which should in turn have a positive impact on our local housing market.

the Brisbane market is also in recovery, be it at a slower rate, and we do see quite a few Brisbane buyers moving to the hinterland for a tree change and more relaxed lifestyle. Auction clearance rates are up in most capital cities which is also a positive sign and points toward a stronger market ahead. Home buyers appear to be back and there are more properties coming onto the market. investors are slowly returning and there is also opportunity for first home buyers with record low interest rates and less stringent lending criteria. All this points to a bigger and better market in 2020. to achieve the best possible price for your property in 2020 call Susan (0428 573 190) or dee (0423 259 931) today.

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ituAted iN tHe sought after Mary Cairncross east Side precinct, this substantial holding offers a mostly level 1 acre corner allotment with magnificent established lawns, gardens, and a pocket of rainforest. ● Spacious North east covered and elevated entertaining decks ● Bespoke kitchen crafted from Silver Ash, soft close drawers, walk in pantry, granite tops ● Large master retreat wing with adjacent study – leafy and private garden views ● Charming polished timber floors and carpet to bedrooms

● Split system air-conditioning and timber fireplace ● double garage plus an 8 x 8.5m shed ● 85,000L underground concrete water tank + a bore Address: 1 valley vista, Maleny Bed: 4 Bath: 3 car: 4 land Size: 4000m2 Price: Offers Over $795,000 contact: 0447 737 737 re/MAX Hinterland Ph: 07 5408 4220 2/10 Maple Street, Maleny Qld 4552

Superb vacant land opportunity! Walk to town 3/4 acre lot!

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ife leSSOn #1: No matter how tough you think your life is at times, there’s always someone who has had to face challenges even tougher. these challenges come in many formats – from making money to getting food to having a safe and comfortable place to rest at night. At this time of year, we go about our Chrissie shopping, whether it’s from local businesses, the Plaza or online, we buy our loved ones gifts and special things without a second thought. But… what would you do if you didn’t have food or gifts this Christmas? that is why Brant & Bernhardt Property decided to team up with Chappy Becky to run our toy drive - a great success. We would like to thank all those who donated toys, gifts and

food to support this cause. Susan & dee thoroughly enjoyed putting together the Christmas Goodie Hampers with Chappy to give to families in need, along with presenting an iGA gift card to the Neighbourhood Centre to aid in buying goods for their Christmas Breakfast. Giving back – when you give, not expecting anything in return. No benefit, no recognition, no advertising or gain. the biggest and sole reward is knowing that your actions have put a smile on a child’s face and changed someone’s life. our daily activities shouldn’t always be geared toward making our businesses grow, but to make us grow as human beings. Giving back is one of the most important things a local business can do!

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HiS SuPeRBLY located 3000m2 lot, walking distance to town is now ready for your dream build! Suited to either a slab on ground construction, or split level design with its natural elevation, this lot has the potential for lovely rural views and could be just what you have been waiting for! Located in the sought after Mount Vue estate surrounded by quality homes, this particular lot backs onto a native reserve, providing a peaceful and private backdrop. A leisurely 15 minute walk to town, or 5 min drive, will see you arrive in the bustling township of Maleny, and you are only 30

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The Lake Escape - Serenity Nestled on a Private Lagoon

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t WAS A LoVe oF colour and fabric that first drew me to Sri Lanka. i was designing and printing my own fabrics by hand when a friend gave me a colourful Sri Lankan table cloth. i remember sitting with a cuppa one day and really noticing the cloth. it featured an amazing, rich blue colour that i hadn’t been able to recreate in my fabrics. i needed to go to Sri Lanka and learn how to make that colour. My decision led me on a fascinating journey and began a life-long love of Sri Lanka and her people. Sri Lanka is known as the ‘Pearl of the indian ocean,’ an ancient land of enchantment and beauty. Rolling hills are covered with lush, green tea plantations producing some of the most flavoursome teas in the world. it is home to many rare birds, marine and land mammals and is rich in natural treasures. You can sit at the feet of Buddha, delight in one of the most scenic train journeys, come face-toface with rescued elephants or catch a wave at some of the best surf beaches in the world. Sri Lanka’s native history dates back 2500 years followed by dutch, Portuguese and British settlements as seen in the remarkable architecture and remains of palaces and monumental buildings. What struck me was the friendliness of the Sri

Lankan people as they happily shared their stories and craftsmanship. i met handloom weavers, furniture makers, wood carvers and yes, i learnt how to make that blue! each village brought new joy to my senses; from markets filled with the aroma of exotic spices to the feel of bright, handwoven fabrics and everywhere i turned people with warm hearts and welcoming smiles. And the food - so many exotic, tantalising taste sensations, from authentic Sri Lankan cuisine to Western and Asian inspired dishes. After returning home, i decided i wanted to work with the wonderful craftspeople i had met, to create a source of income for them by introducing stylish Sri Lankan products to Australia. i returned months later and my idea was welcomed with open arms and so a new, collaborative business was born. Visiting Sri Lanka over many years and working with her people has reinforced my belief in the oneness of humanity and the need for us to care about each other, learn from each other no matter where we come from. i now host small tours for people who want to discover Sri Lanka beyond the tourist trails and into the heart of the country; to truly experience its people, culture and beauty. Heather’s next fully escorted tour is June 3-18, 2020. For further information, contact Heather on 0400 475 909 or hkmwestwood@gmail.com

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back to nature

In the Wild

with Spencer Shaw

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eVeGetAtiNG RiVeRS and creeks can be tricky to say the least. You have to deal with floods, erosion and often frost. However given a few tricks of the trade you can still restore tree cover to creeks that will in turn, reduce erosion, provide shade and provide complex habitat for all the animals in and along the waterway. First step is to get your head around the technical lingo of revegetation. River and creek banks are now referred to as “Riparian Zones”, snags or dead trees in the water are called LWd (Large Woody debris) etc. Ahhh for the good old days when a river bank was a river bank and a dead tree in the creek was just that! these terms can be handy however if you are seeking funding for restoration worksa. Any vegetation on a creek bank is better than none, and this also includes woody weeds. ideally management of weeds should see a gradual transition to native vegetation rather than wholesale removal of weed at a cost to bank stability, shade, habitat etc... Quite often we don’t consider planting or retaining a wide enough strip of vegetation along the river bank. At a minimum revegetation should be planted all the way to the top of the bank and preferably beyond this by at least 10 to 20 metres. this allows for the development of a wide strip of root mat to bind the whole creek bank.

Lomandra are great for riverbank stabilisation, they are tough, flood resilient and long lived. Planted at half a metre to one metre centres they will provide a solid cover to stabilise areas of high erosion potential, once established. Jute or Coir mat blanket mulch may be required to assist this establishment. Jute mat can be a costly but very effective way of establishing groundcover vegetation and providing temporary stabilisation to creek or riverbanks. Pick the right trees for the right river or creek. Waterhousea (Waterhousea floribunda), River Sheoak (Casuarina cunninghamii) and Black ti-tree (Melaleuca bracteata) are fantastic on lower altitude creeks and rivers, Blackbean (Castanospermum australe), Syzygium francisii, Small Leaved Fig (Ficus obliqua) are just a few of the rainforest species great on the range (if you can beat the frost). Revegetation of creek and riverbanks isn’t an instant fix, and given the dynamic nature of our waterways the creation of a perfect, erosion free, stable environment is not only impossible, but perhaps not even natural. Waterways are dynamic, complex, changing environments – what is certain is that we need to reinstate trees and woody vegetation back along our waterways, for water quality, land management, habitat – and so that we have a nice cool place to swim on a summer’s day!

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019 iS BeHiNd us but it’s still summer and time to start assessing what we can plant in the future, both in the revegetation and in our gardens. Next summer may be different but with extended fire seasons and a drying climate we probably will have to reconsider our options. Let’s start on a positive note and consider what we can do. We have a range of soil types, drainage patterns and access to water, so everyone will be different and need to observe their own patch. in the garden some apparently hardy shrubs may not have survived. in many cases it’s been the high temperatures rather than lack of water that killed them, so growing in light shade rather than full sun may be the solution. Plants with soft leaves will require shade but establishment in existing rainforest situations can be tricky due to root competition. Look around, and ask your native plant nursery staff, to find out what may be suitable and available, depending

on soil type. in full sun, look for plants with hard leaves. these are the xerophytes already adapted to dry conditions. Banksias with their tough foliage, hakeas with needlelike leaves, many of the bottlebrushes, and the ground-cover grevilleas with narrow

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needle tipped foliage seem to be survivors. Chrysocephalum apiculatum (Billy Buttons or Yellow Buttons) is remarkably hardy as are several other members of the daisy family. the grass trees, Xanthorrhoea species, are wonderful accent plants. there are several local to our area. out in the paddock keeping the soil cool will help to retain moisture, so a ground cover of grasses and low forbs (including weeds) isn’t a bad thing. the birds and insects will thank you for it anyway. Nectar and pollen are in short supply in this weather. Plant some colourful wattles. once established, Syzygium australe is deep rooted, provides shelter for birds and also wind protection along edges. once the rain comes, we can resume planting. We may just have to vary the species mix.

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AtuRAL do-it-YouRSeLF cleaning solutions are on the rise once again, as people become more aware of toxic chemicals damaging their health, their water supply and the environment. there are some staples it is always good to keep in the cupboard and fridge. vinegar: the slightly acidic nature of white vinegar makes it effective at dissolving grease, soap scum, grease and lime deposits from smooth surfaces in the kitchen and bathroom. it’s also gentle enough to use on hardwood floors. Mix 1/4 to 1/2 cup of vinegar with water in a bucket or spray bottle and use it to clean everything from windows and mirrors to toilets and floors. use undiluted vinegar to tackle tougher cleaning jobs. Baking soda: to clean and brighten, sprinkle hard surfaces in the bathroom and kitchen with baking soda and rub into a paste with a wet cloth, then rinse and wipe dry with a clean cloth. A messy oven? Allow the paste to set for several minutes before rinsing. Sprinkle baking soda onto carpets and vacuum to freshen fibers, as it also deodorizes. lemon juice: this magic citrus kills mould and mildew, cuts grease and leaves a streak-free shine on hard surfaces. Add lemon juice to olive oil or vinegar to make cleaning products more effective, and to leave a fresh scent behind. Olive oil: Blend 1 cup of olive oil and 1/2 cup of lemon juice in a spray bottle, mist onto a soft cloth and polish wood furniture - you will moisturise the wood and leave a lovely shine. Hydrogen peroxide: Hydrogen peroxide is excellent at lifting stubborn mess on surfaces, and also bubbles away at perspiration stains on white fabrics. Fill a spray bottle with a peroxide and water mixture in the laundry; spritz spots and rinse with clean water before starting a load.

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eW ReSeARCH, led by Southern Cross university, has found an unexpected benefit at the Sydney desalination Plant: the excess salty water discharge attracts lots of fish. Lead researcher, Professor Brendan Kelaher from the university’s National Marine Science Centre, said there was an almost three-fold increase in fish numbers around the desalination discharge outlet. “importantly, the positive effects on fish life also included a 133 per cent increase in fish targeted by commercial and recreational fishers.” the Sydney desalination Plant, one of the largest in the world, was restarted in January 2019 due to the ongoing drought and below-average rainfall across catchments. it produces up to 15 per cent of Sydney’s drinking water with the potential for future expansion. “As to why fish like it so much, we think they might be responding to turbulence created by dynamic mixing associated with the high-pressure release of the brine. However, more research is needed.”

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Stone the Crows! by WiLVo Sammy Ringer

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HAVe RAiSed a half dozen or so torresian crows from nestling/fledgling to release and can say: they are incredibly stupid as babies/juveniles. they are clumsy and cute and absent-minded and remind me of nothing so much as a drunken priest wending his way from one pub to the next. And they can play dumb! You can have an adolescent who is happily self-feeding one day and will totally forget how to do it the next. And once they forget - and get hungry - your life is a misery of noise. Young crows are capable of forgetting everything except how to wear you down. You can have a juvenile in the flight aviary who is happily being fed by you each day (because, you know, he's forgotten how to self feed...) and then one day he decides you're the scariest thing since the carpet snake and will go ballistic as soon as you appear. When the juvenile becomes somewhat more of an adult and you say 'enough is enough' and open the aviary door for a soft release, you have simply transferred the problem from the flight aviary to the back yard. He or she will get up each morning and sit near your back door and shake the walls with a plaintive 'ahhhh! ahhhh!' this can go on for hours, days, weeks. they don't give up until you relent and go out with the meat mix. they will then spend all their time trying to shoo the other hungry birds away and will seem surprised when the food is gone. He or she will then resume the 'ah ahhing' that goes on for hours… As they reach maturity, something happens. Maybe the ‘smart’ gene kicks in. Maybe they simply realise they’ve worn out their baby welcome. one day, that cute, adorable, infuriating bird that’s been the bane of your life will sweep down onto the balcony rail and look at you in silence. Having studied you sufficiently, he/she will waddle a few feet this way and that, looking for signs of food. Finding no food, the bird will squat down and give you the patented ‘crow eye’ (you know the one – it says “i’m really hungry and you don’t love me anymore.”) if you continue to ignore it, the pacing will resume until they stand within inches of you. then it’s the crow eye again and a soft ‘aaahhh’. of course, you head for the kitchen and the meat mix, heart softened and memories of aggravation erased. Having eaten, your ex-baby will dance and gallump around in appreciation before rising awkwardly skywards. About this time, the bird will take to staying away from home for days on end. Just when you’re really starting to miss it, he/she is likely to return – but only to show you his/her mate. that’s nature – sex will always trump friendship. the great thing about crows is that the ‘leaving home’ period is quickly followed by the new intake of nestlings/fledglings.

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’M WRitiNG this just before Christmas, and i got thinking about Christmas trees. A bit of research revealed that our pagan ancestors worshipped trees, and this worship survived their conversion to Christianity in the form of Christmas trees. Pretty cool, huh? it’s been extremely dry, and as a stress response some of our trees have produced spectacular floral displays, such as the Flame trees, Brachychiton acerifolius, and Poincianas, delonix regia, along Macadamia Freeway and

Beech Street in Maleny. i feel that the root systems contract in this dry time, and when the big storms that will inevitably come arrive, the trees will be less able to support themselves. i include the botanical names of trees in the hope that it might inspire some of you to also learn them, and to resonate with those of you who already know them. once i began to learn the Latin names of plants, i felt so much more plugged in to the environment around me.

Follow ‘aboutthattree’ on Instagram, & Tony Wootton Tree Surgeon on Facebook instead of being a green mass that i drove past, they became a collection of fascinating individuals, all with their different foibles and functions, and the intricacies of their connections led to a growing feeling of being totally awestruck by the miraculous nature of this creation that we find ourselves partaking in. Look for yourself, and touch a tree.

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Holiday Fun

Summer is certainly here and with that comes the usual question - what activities can we do with the kids? Here are a few suggestions:

toot and whistle train “Here at the Mary Valley Rattler, we love kids and kids love trains!” General Manager Mike Green said. “our holiday periods are an exciting time for our team as we welcome families from all over Australia and overseas to get on board our trains. our volunteers love the special event trains where we get dressed up and theme our trains.” the January holidays are a great time to reconnect with family and explore the beautiful Gympie region. the

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popular Aussie express train rolls out of Gympie on Monday January 27 with a barbecue at Amamoor, family games and a ‘best dressed’ competition. Plus adults can travel at kids’ prices for this Australia day event! Pricing and timetables at maryvalleyrattler.com.au

dance through January the new year kicks off with dance Week at Heartspace in Maleny - try as many 2020 timetabled classes as you wish as well as guest teacher workshops for $20! Students are leaping with joy about the news of opening another studio space at their current venue on Coral Street Maleny! one venue, two studios means students have even more classes to choose from, with class sizes and number of students now able to be capped. Mums and dads can do a Yoga class whilst their children do their own dance class at the same time! Visit: heartspaceperformingarts.com.au or call 0403 091200.

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Whether you like to read, craft or take control of a robot, there is something happening this January in the local Sunny Coast libraries, from Nambour to Maleny to Kenilworth. With BookCraft, Storytime, Stop-Go Animation, Spheros, iQubes, Harry Potter Crafternoon and Minecraft iRL, just check out the website: library.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au or call 5475 8989 for details. And if you love reading and winning prizes join in the annual Summer Reading Club running through the summer holidays - all entries close Friday January 31, 2020 at 3pm. Winners announced Monday February 3. Register on: sunshinecoast.beanstack.org

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Walk on the wild side Grab a picnic and take the kids to the Maroochy Regional Botanic Gardens in tanawha for a wander through the tactile sculpture garden, whipbird village or rain garden. Join the Summer Playscape, where children can explore, create and connect with nature. expect muddy, musical, crafty and colourful times, with interactive installations, challenges and workshops. Go and play anytime or join in the programmed activities. there is also an orienteering challenge - the Great Botanic Race, an eco-games and Bushwalk, First Nations Games day, Cat’s Claw Weaving workshop and much more. details: sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au/experience-SunshineCoast/events

Bio Blitz the Mary Cairncross Scenic Reserve host BioBlitz - an exhibition celebrating the scientific and creative research findings of BioBlitz 2019 and its enduring inspiration. From 9am-4pm daily until January 12. details: sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au/experience-SunshineCoast/events

Bellingham Maze For a great day out with the family, head to the hedge! Bellingham Maze, 274 tanawha tourist drive, has an incredible 80m x 80m living hedge maze, timber maze, rope maze, tyre maze, mini golf and many other brain challenging puzzles. So if you enjoy the outdoors and love a challenge, this is for you! Alternatively, try a round of mini golf, wander through the gardens and enjoy great coffee and excellent food amongst the trees and birds in the Maze Cafe. From 9.30am - 4.30pm every day during the school holidays. Visit bellinghammaze.com or call 5445 2979. They made it to the centre of Bellingham Maze!

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Holiday fun at Heartspace

our wonderful parks, water holes and walks across the hinterland, such as Kondalilla falls, Sunshine coast Hinterland great Walk,

narrows nature trail, Baroon Pocket dam, Mapleton falls, Booloumba falls, the Maleny trail, and our fabulous beaches only 30 minutes away - what a special place for summer!

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NotHeR SCoRCHiNG Hot summer continues, and one young man is determined to raise awareness of the vital importance of protecting your skin with his invention, bakslap. Since the loss of his sister to melanoma in 2012, bakslap founder Raphael McGowan has made it his mission to rid the world of this terrible disease. Bakslap is a unique lotion and sunscreen applicator that allows you to protect those ... despite the hard to reach places. it ensures you protect your entire body, without shocking increase getting messy hands! Raphael McGowan said: “My family experienced the tragic and untimely loss of my sister tess at the young age of 31 to skin cancer found on her back, leaving behind a three-monthold baby girl and devoted husband. After her passing i felt committed to help put a stop to melanoma, so other families don’t suffer this same loss.”

of melanoma rates in Australia, beach goers are surprisingly still not regularly applying sunscreen ...

Bakslap founder Raphael McGowan, with his mother and sister

with the most at-risk place on the body being the back. Queensland has the highest incidence of melanoma in Australia and the world.”

Mooloolaba Beach will have this sunscreen available over the summer and will be one of the first Australian beaches to embark on the free sunscreen initiative.

beach goers are surprisingly still not regularly applying sunscreen. i decided that we needed to remove any excuse they had for not protecting their skin and saving their lives. i’m really proud that we launched this at my local surf spot, Mooloolaba Beach, and our aim is to roll this out nationally.”

Raphael said, “if we can help ensure that more Aussies and tourists are aware of the importance of sun safety, regularly apply sunscreen and save a life then i know i’ve made a difference and honoured my sister’s memory.”

Raphael explains, “i noticed that despite the shocking increase of melanoma rates in Australia,

Fiona Simpson MP, State Member for Maroochydore said: “Alarmingly, sunburn causes 95% of melanomas

visit bakslap.com to find out more and order your own bakslap for the summer.

Melanoma is the most common cancer in 15-39year-olds, and one Australian dies from melanoma every five hours.

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there has been much speculation, hope and fear of what the year 2020 will bring. For many 2019 was a rough ride, relationship Wendy Rosenfeldt break ups, changes in jobs, passing of loved ones or a health crisis. Although there is generally someone in your life experiencing these challenges at any given time, 2019 seemed to bring more and to affect more people. Not to mention local disasters such as fires and drought and ongoing worldwide tensions. Last year also seemed to be characterised by previously hidden things coming to light, increasing exposure of paedophilia in the church, the Me too movement, as well as overall dissension among the population. Protests against animal cruelty and climate change, while hailed by many, were also met with resistance both from the public and the government. While the approaches may have lacked diplomacy, raiding farms and accusing people of creating mass extinction is going to get people’s backs up, it does exemplify the frustration of the general populace that the leaders of this world are not listening. if the protestor’s approach seemed dramatic, the reaction was equally reactive. the vegan protests resulted in people resolving to eat more meat to spite them. Greta thunberg’s speech about climate change was met with patronising comments and personal insults. Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, founder of the transcendental Meditation organisation, talked about a phase transition, when the world would move to a more enlightened way of being. He said for order to be established, disorder has to be shaken. the turbulence is going to happen but how smooth or rough it is depends on the state of our consciousness of the people. Known subjectively by enlightened people and more recently

verified by quantum physics, there is a level of life where everything is experienced as unified. Science identifies this subatomic level of life, the unified Field, to be the basis of all life. Being the basis of all life it is the basis of every individual. the mind has the ability to transcend and experience this unified state. When the awareness has expanded and has stabilised this experience of unity, then the turbulence in daily life is felt like the waves on the ocean if you are sitting at the bottom of the ocean, as opposed to being buffeted about on the surface. But this state of consciousness is even more than just a way to pass through these upheavals with equanimity; it goes hand in hand with the ability to operate from this level of life so that any actions are done without upsetting any other area of life. When the mind comes from this level, any thought or action will be done in harmony with everything else in the universe. Any gardener knows that it is not enough to just notice that the fruit is part of the tree and that the tree has roots, the roots also have to be watered. transcending is that ancient technique that has done this throughout the ages. it is a way of expanding the mind to comprehend the bigger picture while simultaneously nourishing the surface value of life. When this becomes a living reality we can have a health care system that doesn’t make people sick, an education system that develops the student’s full potential, a government that nourishes and unites society and religious/spiritual groups that bring people to enlightenment. Wendy rosenfeldt is a Maharishi Ayurveda practitione and teacher of transcendental Meditation. email wendy.rosenfeldt@tm.org.au or call 0438 507 188.

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eAVe tHe SuGAR (cane) filled treats alone, they will disrupt your body, mind and emotions, they will cause you to feel sluggish and possibly will make you more vulnerable to picking up a virus. Sugar robs your body of B Group vitamins, these vitamins support your nervous system. Sugar does this by making your body acid and this interferes with your absorption of nutrients. You can eat fruit and lots of healthy honey or maple syrup sweetened treats. Some people find coconut sugar works for them and others prefer Stevia, a plant-based sweetener that tastes nice and does not play havoc with your body. there are many other choices you can make for a dessert that won’t disrupt you or your loved ones’ health. Stay away from gluten (present in all wheat-based products) as much as you can. Your body will thank you for it and you’ll probably be spared that bloated feeling and appearance at the end of the day. Let your food contain less chemicals and more natural

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nutrients and be sure to drink lots of purified water. if you like eating fatty foods, consider having a cup of dandelion root coffee after the meal. Change of our routine tends to encourage the mind to give the body lots of relaxation time, which is good, as long as that includes gentle exercise so that acid doesn't build up in your joints and give you that “i feel tireder than my years” feeling. Get plenty of sleep, it’s the time your body does most of its repair work. Catch up on the time you spend with the family now that you don’t have to stick to your normal busy routine. Your children and loved ones will appreciate it so much. think about this year which will soon pass, what do you wish you had done differently? Surprise!! You get another year to change it all. Go to notes on your mobile phone and life coach yourself, write letters of encouragement to yourself. Make this the first thing you read each morning. Make 2020 a fabulous happy year for you and your loved ones.

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XeRCiSe PHYSioLoGiSt and Pilates instructor, Stephanie Allen, shares her top tips for a healthier 2020. “it’s so important to find time to invest in your own health and wellbeing. As a mum of three myself, i know i’m better equipped to care for my little ones when i’m feeling fit, strong and healthy.”

#3 Plan Place your exercise days into your calendar and commit. Now don’t be cancelling on yourself, exercise is just as important as sleeping and eating.

#4 Keep it fun

five tips to get you on the right track for 2020: #1 Find Your Motivation and Why What is motivating you to make a fresh start to your health and wellness journey? do you want to feel more energetic, prevent chronic health conditions or look and feel better in your clothes. Whatever the reason, remember the why and let it inspire you to keep you focussed.

#2 Make it a goal Set yourself a SMART goal Start with a goal which is important to you, write it down and place it somewhere where you will see it daily like the fridge, bathroom mirror or next to your bed to keep you motivated and on track. the goal should be challenging but achievable and if you can try and make it relevant to an event, such as local events like Landsborough trail Run, Yandina Spartan, Sunshine Coast Marathon and/or Noosa triathlon, this will keep you even more focussed.

Find something you enjoy as your health journey should be a longterm commitment, there is no point running the streets if it hurts your knees and ankle joints. there are plenty of physical activities to try, you can keep it simple with a walk or cycle, try a Pilates class for strength and tone or join a sports club to keep it sociable.

#5 Train with family or a friend there is nothing better than some family/friendly support to keep you on track with your health goals. Work together, challenge each other and have fun. Stephanie runs Range Pilates Studio in Mapleton, and offers Reformer and Group exercise classes that are suitable for all levels from beginner to advanced, with a strong focus on correct alignment and technique.

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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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LEGAL SERVICES Easton Lawyers Tove Easton Principal Lawyer Your Local Lawyers in Maleny 62 Maple St, Maleny. Ph: 5494 3511 Email: tove@eastonlawyers.com.au

FINANCE Bob Malcolm – CEO Maleny Credit Union We have the experience to provide financial solutions for your everyday life. All loan approvals and other key decisions are made locally by people you can talk to. Give us a try. 5499 8988 Doug Tognolini – iQ Money Management “Growing & Protecting your Wealth” We provide a full range of financial services including; Superannuation (including SMSF’s), Retirement Planning, Wealth Creation & Life Insurance. Ph: 5442 2764 / 0409 594 044 Marcel DeLeon – Q&A Wealth We help people plan their retirement funding so they can have a comfortable future. We have answers to all your questions. Contact Marcel on 0408 845 021 or email marcel@qawealth.com.au

Above & Beyond Travel We take pride in our attention to detail and providing you with a unique travel experience. Shop 2 Riverside Centre Maleny. Ph: 07 5499 9015 or nicola@abovebeyondtravel.com.au MTA Travel - Petrina Frankham Mobile Travel Agent Whether you’re a first time traveller, curious traveller, thrill seeker or the escapist, I look forward to bringing your travel dreams to fruition. Ph: 1300 365 688 (ext 258) pfrankham@mtatravel.com.au www.mtatravel.com.au/pfrankham

REAL ESTATE Lember and Williams (the LAW team) Carolyn Williams – City Expertise, small town service. Stirling on Bunya, 13 Bunya Street, Maleny. Ph: 5495 1499 Email: carolyn@landw.com.au www.landw.com.au

COMPUTER / WEB SERVICES/VIDEO Concept IT Systems - reliability & service New computers & repairs. Internet setup & websites. Printers, scanners, ink refills, cameras. Authorised Apple reseller. Onsite service. Drop in to discuss you computer needs. Shop 6 Riverside Centre Maleny 5429 6750 or sales@conceptsystems.com.au

TRAVEL AGENTS

Baker Robinson Lawyers Steve Robinson, 20 years experience. Professional and friendly Legal Team. Suite 7, 43 Maple St Maleny. Ph: 5494 2665 E: maleny@brlawyers.com.au www.brlawyers.com.au

NDIS PLAN MANAGEMENT Shauna Brennan – Lime Tree Bookkeeping NDIS Registered Plan Manager & Certified Bookkeeper 12+ years experience managing disability and community funding. Professional, friendly, personalised NDIS Plan Management services. Ph: 5472 4261 E: info@limetreebookkeeping.com.au

PICTURE FRAMING James Frames & Art Supplies Custom picture framing by creative, friendly professionals. James Frames also offer digital printing services, and stock a huge range of artists materials. Phone: 5494 2100 Email: info@jamesframes.com.au Web: www.jamesframes.com.au

RE/MAX Hinterland Local Knowledge - Global Reach Ph: 07 5408 4220 - remaxhinterland.com.au Maleny - 2/10 Maple St - 0447 737 737 Ray White Maleny One of the leading real estate agency’s for the Sunshine Coast Hinterland. Unit 1, 5 Maple Street, Maleny Ph: 5499 9966 http://raywhitemaleny.com.au/ We dare to be different! Our results speak for themselves, so if you are looking to sell your property DON’T SIGN ANYTHING .. .Call us. Ph: 07 5478 5288 or check out www.rogerloughnanrealestate.com.au

VETERINARY CARE District Vets Maleny Veterinarian Susan Portas and her team provide professional, compassionate care for your pets. Hours Mon/Tues/Thurs/Fri 8am-6pm; Wed 9am-5pm and Sat 9am-12noon 7 Myrtle St Maleny Ph: 5499 9077 Montville Veterinary Clinic Est. in 2004 and operating as a branch of our Sunshine Hinterland Veterinary Clinic in Nambour. We take pride in personalised pet care. 26 Kondalilla Falls Rd Montville Consultation by appointment: 0401 012 884

trades and ser vices AIR CONDITIONING Range Airconditioning Lic. No L016305 Supply and installation of high quality, energy efficient, ducted and wall mounted reverse cycle, split air conditioning systems for cooling, heating and de-humidification. Ph Yelma on 5494 3459 or 0421 488 048 E: rangeaircon@gmail.com

ANTENNAS Jim's Antennas Digital & problem reception specialists. Locally owned, servicing the hinterland. Call Craig Titheradge today for a free quote. Ph: 131 546 www.jimsantennas.com.au Merv Schulz Maleny TV Antennas Est business in Maleny and the hinterland for over 30 years. For all your digital TV reception / antenna needs, including satellite installations. Insurance quotes. Friendly reliable service. 0418 774 958, or in the evenings on 5494 2876.

BUILDING DESIGN AND DRAFTING Design and Drafting by Anna Paroz Plans for new homes , renovations and interior design. Together we will create, discuss and document your house plans and specifications, so you are ready for your builder. E: anna.paroz@gmail.com www. skhemesdesign.com.au

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CARPENTRY

CLOCK REPAIR

Patios, decks, renovations, new work All aspects of carpentry from planning to the finished product. All work guaranteed Qld BSA No 103-1105 Ph Steve: 0402 167 355

Montville Clockshop Repairs for Cuckoo, Grandfather, Mantle, Wall Clocks. Antique clock restoration. We can supply quartz movement and parts, and repair quartz clocks. P: 07 5442 9409. www.clockshop.com.au enquiries@clockshop.com.au

Centenary Carpentry With almost 20 years experience Scott is highly experienced in all aspects of carpentry including decks, patios, pergolas, termite damage, fit out, renovations and so much more. For a professional job call Scott on 0414 826 266. QBCC 1040187 www.centenarycarpentry.com.au

Master Craftsman clock and watch maker Repairs to clocks or watches from old to new, over 45 yrs experience. Free quotes in your presence when bringing your timepiece, house calls and small repairs on the spot. Peter 0488 423 724.

Window Wizard - Timber Window Specialist Restoration, glazing, repairs, modifications, sash cords, spirals, Queenslander homes and more. Call Rommy 0404 757 552 www.window-wizard.com.au

CARPET CLEANING Range Carpet Care Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning & Protection Ph: 5445 7611 or 0418 776 578

Hale Carpet Cleaning Brad Hale, your carpet cleaning professional. Owner Operator since 2005. Carpets, rugs, tile and grout, mattresses, car upholstery, lounge suites. Contact Brad 0457 999 926 clean@halecarpetcleaning.com.au

CURTAINS, BLINDS, SECURITY Custom Curtains and Shade Specialising in custom made Blinds, Awnings, Shutters, Curtains, Security and Umbrellas. Professional advice and installation. Servicing the hinterland since 1989. Call us for a free measure and quote. Ph: 5494 6898

ELECTRICIAN Top Of The Range Electrical Your local licensed electrical contractor. Range based, on time, leaves no mess. Servicing all your electrical requirements. Quality workmanship. Fully insured. Lic: 83000 Call Chris 0416 220 232 Rainbow Vision Energy Saving Solutions Lic 72787 – Installation of new fans, led lights, safety switches. Also renovations, switchboard upgrades, underground power for sheds and cottages. Contact Zak 0413 885 504

trades and ser vices GAS SERVICES

PAINTING

Sunshine Gas Services Sunshine Coast based family business. Domestic and commercial gas appliances. High efficiency hot water systems. Highly trained service team. 8 Daniel St, Caloundra Ph: 07 5491 4199; 0412 116 362

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Wrapped in Render Specialising in all types of render, texture, plaster and paint finishes. 25 yrs local experience. Professional attitude and quality workmanship. New homes and renovations, no job too big or small. Contact Steve 0417 706 840

Harvey & Hold Painting & Rendering New works, repaints, commercial and residential Rendering-all facets, maintenance programming. Body Corporate and Resort specialist. Pressure cleaning and roof repaints. Contact Bart for a free quote 0468 546 741

ROCK WALLS

GUTTER CLEANING Gutter Sucker Gutter Sucker specialises in cleaning your guttering. a unique portable vacuum system for the efficient and effective removal of leaves and rubbish from all types of gutters and roofs. Ph: 1800 558 745 or 0402 456 391

PLANT NURSERIES

Phil Watts Quality Rock Walls Retaining, free standing design and construction. Hand crafted feature stonework specialist. Built by local qualified stonemason, 40 years experience with 23 years here on the range. Ph: 5445 7218 or mobile: 0401 535 476 E: philsrocks@hotmail.com

Forest Heart Your Local Native Plant Nursery. Specialising is the native plants of SE QLD for Revegetation, Gardens, Habitat. 20 Coral Street, Maleny Ph: 07 5435 2193 – www.forestheart.com.au

ROOFING

HOME MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS Tony & Di's Home Maintenance Offering carpentry, painting, tiling, doors, windows, screens, plastering, gurneying and cleaning, roofing and guttering, window cleaning. General repairs and maintenance, kitchen and bathroom renovation. Contact 0487 770 653

Barung Landcare Native Plant Nursery Your local community nursery stocks an extensive range of species indigenous to the Blackall Range and surrounds. Open to the public Wed–Fri 9am–3pm, Sat 9am–12pm Ph: 0429 943 152 E: nursery@barunglandcare.org.au

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LANDSCAPING & DESIGN Amber Leaf Landscaping Looking for a landscaper who can deliver? Tohm Hajncl heads the team that offers you guaranteed quality. Choose from landscaping consultations, designs, construction and planting, pre-sale makeovers and specialised maintenance services. Ph: 5445 9801 www.amberleaf.com.au Handbuilt Stone QBSA1235589 Licensed, range-based professional. Traditional rock walls, pillars, steps, paving, entrance walls and all garden features. Visit our website to see previous work for inspiration. Phone Chris on 0438 811 975 – www.handbuiltstone.com Stone on the Range Stuck for ideas? Speak to Jim, he’s an effective communicator. All stonework including raised vegie gardens, creek beds, waterfalls, sculptural features, driveway entrances, walls, steps, fire pits, steep site specialist. Ph: 0401 308 824 E: jimrstoneart@gmail.com Loors Landscaping (est: 1987) From concept to creation all aspects of structural and soft landscaping. Ph: 5445 7615 Mob: 0412 680 801

Green Cicada Landscapes and Garden Design Need a completely new garden or update of your existing garden? Green Cicada delivers thoughtfully designed, nature-inspired solutions to match your budget. Call Jason 0473 524 428 www.greencicada.com.au

PLASTERING Castle Plaster P/L Fibrous Plaster and Plasterboard-fixing, setting, cornices, steel frames and suspended ceilings. New homes and renovations. No job too big or small. Est 1980 Contact John: 0417 275 241

Megawatts Solar CEC License A5100260 Megawatts Solar Engineering - Consulting, Design & Service. We design a system to suit your needs, on-grid, off-grid & battery storage. Service on your existing system. Gary Phillips Ph: 0407 760 838 info@Megawatts.com.au

Glenn Smith Plasterer QBCC 15125425 Servicing the Hinterland with prompt, professional, friendly service. All work to the highest standard, no job too small. Free Quotes Ph: 0417 656 581 E: refined_plastering@hotmail.com

The Off Grid Company We are setup to provide all your standalone solar power and battery needs. Local CEC accredited installer with equipment for onsite solar panel and battery testing Call/text 0447 525 506 E: Tech@offgridcompany.com.au

PLUMBING & WASTEWATER

TANK CLEANING

Suncoast Liquid Waste Removal Local owner/operator specialising in commercial / domestic waste water pump outs- septics, treatment plants, grey water, holding tanks, pond/pool sludge, drains etc. Avoid costly blockages & system failure with prompt, reliable & expert service. Tank assessments available. EPA licensed and fully insured. Call 0439 646 707

TREE SERVICES

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Daniel Joyce - Mowing and Gardening Professional lawn and gardening services with pride. Hedge trimming, ride-on & push-mowing, whipper-snipping, pruning, organic weed control. Ph: 0429 999 613 E:dan@joycemowing.com.au Follow us on facebook.

PAINTING City to Surf Painting & Decorating Richard Daveson Owner/Operator QBCC 1117847 range local for over 25 years. All aspects of painting include re-paints, inside and out, reno's, new work, metal roof and anti-mould coatings. From Kureelpa to Maleny. Call 0418 708 620

Ecokleensolar Solar panel cleaning and thermal imaging camera inspections for your system. Dirty solar panels are costing you $$$$. Ph: Mark 0455 211 150 E: markp@ecokleensolar.com.au

Anderson Plumbing & Roofing QBSA1066328 Plumbing, drainage & roofing. New work, renos, maintenance specialists. Septic systems, blocked drains, high pressure ‘sewer jett’ drain cleaner, drain camera, cable locations, tank installations, roof & guttering. Ph: 5494 3340 or 0409 541 475

DE Griffiths Plumbing and Gasfitting

MOWING AND GARDENING

Roof & Gutter Maintenance Clean gutters, Blocked downpipes, New & repair downpipes, Roof repairs & leaks, Fix leaking gutters, New gutters & fascias, Install & service whirly birds, Skylights & Water Tanks. Free quotes, local bloke, over 20 yrs experience Phone Brad 0419 712 081

All domestic and commercial Plumbing, Gasfitting, Pump maintenance, Gas / Solar / Electric Hot Water, Drain Clearing, Backflow and Pool maintenance. Call David on 0408 076 403. No callout fees.

POOL MAINTENANCE SwimSafe Mobile pool maintenance & repairs. Swimming pool safety inspections. FREE QUOTES Proudly servicing the Sunshine Coast Ph: 0448 793 148 – www.swimsafeqld.com.au QBCC #101629

Pristine Water Systems Full tanks cleaned, minimal water loss. Potable water treatment and correction, bacteria control, filtration, supply and service. Free appraisals. Phone Allen: 0404 302 723

Tony Wootton Tree Surgeon. Dip Hort(Arb) Operating locally since 1996. Tree assessments and advice. Trees and shrubs pruned and detailed. Hazardous trees removed. M: 0403 467 664 Ph: 54 944 917 www.twtreesurgeon.com Skilled Tree Surgeon – Kevin Pampling Born and raised in Maleny, offering reasonable rates for tree work. Insured,with years of wisdom and local knowledge. I climb, you clear = good value. Ph 0407 450 262

WATER SYSTEMS Xavier Maleny Water (Fb) Specialist in tailer-made water filtration systems. Supply, installation & maintenance of: filtration systems, pumps, tanks & irrigation. Domestic and Rural. Contact Xavier on 0402 528 560

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6, 15, 20 & 29 Feb – Bird watching Join the Sunshine Coast chapter of Birdlife Australia for guided morning bird walks through beautiful Mary Cairncross Scenic Reserve, home to hundreds of species of birds including the spectacular Paradise +-$"=-+()>#&!"#"'-.2%&-:#?0-)@#3-&&%#%'(#&!"#)&+-'.# Regent bowerbird. The walk is limited to only 12 people, cost $5.50. Book via Sunshine Coast Council’s What’s on page.

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Council meetings Ordinary Meeting 9am January 30, Caloundra 07 5475 7272 mail@sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au

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uR PeNteCoStALiSt PRiMe MiNiSteR may have been a little disappointed by Christmas. No wise men showed up bearing gifts – ScoMo probably didn’t need a lot of frankincense and myrrh, but a bit more unearned gold would always be handy, although declaring it as a foreign donation might be a bit awkward. And hordes of caring worshipful shepherds did not flock to his side – as usual, he had to make do with his usual army of mediocre minders and slippery spin doctors. the ever-reliable choir of angels from the Murdoch press sang his praises as they always do, but even they could not muster much enthusiasm for tidings of great joy hallelujahs and hosannas were a bit sparse over the festive season... they will not desert him, of course – he is their man, at least until a more effective candidate comes along, preferably one even further off on the lunar right. But after a year of gaffes and dithering, even they are being forced to acknowledge that Scott Morrison is not the messiah. And on the other side of the ideological divide, it has become clear that he is not just a very naughty boy, either – he has now been revealed as a dangerous incompetent, an opportunist populist combining policy vacuity with a reckless opportunism and a political tin ear. He has already done real damage to the body politic in sins of both commission and omission, and there is plenty more to come, because Morrison is utterly unrepentant – he thinks he can talk his way out of anything, so there is no reason to believe that he has any interest in becoming a serious prime minister. No leader with an ounce of caution or integrity would have surreptitiously left the country in a time of national crisis. And then to express regret not for his uncaring arrogance, but because he knew Australians were anxious that he should return, was so vain and delusional to defy reality. Australians were and are not anxious, pining for his presence; they were and are angry about his uncaring negligence.

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: Muscle on the Mountain day; QLd MX Nationals Motorcross: Conondale; Queensland Garden expo; Maleny Wedding Festival and the Mary Valley Art Festival; Celebration of Books Maleny August: Maleny Music Festival; Village Wedding expo Montville September: Mitchell Creek Rock n Blues Fest; Kenilworth ArtFest; Kenilworth Show and Rodeo; Lions Welcome dinner: Maleny October: Runfest; Heart of Gold Film Fest: Gympie; Blackall 100, Mapleton november: Mary River Festival

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And the excuse that he could not hold a hose did not help. A number of them have had to learn the hard way and heck, how hard is it anyway? even tony Abbott can do it. Perhaps it is time to check whether Morrison can tie his own shoelaces without help. the lack of empathy is compounded by the silliness – and nothing has really changed since one of Morrison’s first captain’s calls, his counterproductive demand to move the Australian embassy in israel from tel Aviv to Jerusalem. He was talked out of that one, and presumably was similarly persuaded to limit the fall-out from his latest gaffe by returning to Australia as soon as he could find a suitable flight – it was not clear whether he was waiting for an upgrade to first class for himself and his family. And his return, rather than being celebrated near and far as he apparently expected, was greeted with resentful indifference, a mood which is starting to settle in over an electorate which was hoping for rather more than the inertia which has gripped the government since the last election. it has now become obvious that Scott Morrison is simply not up to the job – that the miracle has failed. this is not really surprising; he wasn’t up to his last job either, having been fired as head of New South Wales tourism. But there was hope, although not an expectation, that new leadership might cut through the malaise which bedevilled five years of the dysfunctional coalition. instead, Morrison has only coasted on the result of his unforeseen and unlikely victory. He had not prepared an agenda for it, and it has shown – indeed, it now seems that he is not really interested in agenda, even if he is capable of devising one. He has been labelled a transactional prime minister, as opposed to a conviction prime minister, but even that is selling him too high; Scott Morrison is the archetypal reactive Prime Minister, bereft of vision, immersed in adhockery and negativity. even in the bushfire crisis it showed; for days, even weeks, Morrison insisted that everything that needed to be done was being done, both the professionals and the volunteers were getting all the help that they required. But in the wake of his aborted vacation, he belatedly responded to Anthony Albanese’s plea to at least offer more paid leave for his commonwealth public servants out in the field. Which, of course, left the problem of the weary volunteers who work in the state and private sectors. Morrison urged employers to do the same for them, but it might have been smarter to have set up a deal in advance. However, that would have taken planning, putting forward a sensible and considered program, something of which ScoMo is manifestly incapable. Like tony Abbott, he has no real concept of public administration – he is only confident when he is attacking his opponents. And so far it has more or less worked. He has spent the best (or worst) part of a year living on the kudos of his election win, and his quiet Australians remain quiescent, either content with his schedule of masterful inaction, or resigned to the fact that this is just the way it is, there is nothing they can do about it and it’s not worth trying to change it. He is still obviously acceptable to the electorate, but there are signs that early gloss is wearing thin, and that Albanese, though a long way from being embraced, is showing the beginnings of being seen as a viable alternative. Christmas provided a little welcome rain – probably Morrison, Barnaby Joyce and their fellow evangelists even believe that their thoughts and prayers were effective, but there is a long way to go. the current fire season will come to an end and at least some of the angst will be abated, but there are two more fire seasons to be negotiated before we are due the next election. And by then, pleading to the heavens, and slagging off at Greta thunberg, is unlikely to be enough. The views expressed in Mungo's column are his and not necessarily the views of the HT team.

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Please email your community events with subject heading What's On to: editor@hinterlandtimes.com.au

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Art on the green, exhibition by Blackall Range Visual Artists, St Mary’s Hall, Montville, 10am – 4pm daily until January 19

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library events, school holiday offerings across Sunshine Coast libraries, including Storytime, Stop-Go Animation, iQubes, Harry Potter Crafternoon, Minecraft iRL, Spheros and more, contact: 5475 8989

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BioBlitz exhibition, Mary Cairncross Scenic Reserve, 9am – 4pm until January 12

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Bellingham Maze and mini golf, open daily throughout school holidays, 9.30am – 4.30pm, contact: 5445 2979

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Maroochy regional Botanic gardens, tanawha, regular walks and events for kids throughout January, including orienteering, bushwalks, weaving and races, for details visit: sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au/experience-sunshinecoast/events

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Buff Bones class, RangeCare Cottage, 360-362 Flaxton drive, Flaxton 8am, $12, contact: 5445 7044

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Obi Surplus enjoyment, obi obi Hall, 9.30am, contact Melissa: 0490 215 632 HT's Karen Muir with Andrew Powell MP, enjoying the delicious offerings at the official re-opening of Maleny Cheese

9, 23 lulu’s Blackboard night, Finbars, Maleny, 6.30pm, contact: 5494 3146 10

renegade funk Band, Maleny Lane, 5pm, free entry, donations appreciated

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Brett campbell, Finbars, Maleny, 6.30pm, contact: 5494 3146

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gloria Bell, Maleny Film Society, Maleny Community Centre, 23 Maple Street, 7.15pm, tickets at the door

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Maple Street co-op 40-day sale begins

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craig Madden, Finbars, Maleny, 6.30pm, contact: 5494 3146

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ride like a girl, Maleny Film Society, Maleny Community Centre, 23 Maple Street, 7.15pm, tickets at the door

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Aaron Woodford and the Brew crew, Finbars, Maleny, 6pm, contact: 5494 3146

nat and Jake, Finbars, Maleny, 6pm, contact: 5494 3146

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Aussie expo, Maleny Showgrounds, 8.30 -11am

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Australia day Breakfast, Montville Village Hall, 7am, $12

remembrance ceremony, RSL Maleny Memorial Hall, 1 Bunya Street, 10-11am, contact dr Ray Barraclough: 0451 049 516

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Mary valley rattler, Aussie express train with BBQ and family games at Amamoor, visit: maryvalleyrattler.com.au

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Sunshine coast Parents for climate Action, coffee and conversation, 9am, the garden of Homegrown Café, Palmwoods

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Sunshine coast greens campaign launch, meet Senator Larissa Waters, Councillor Jono Sri and the candidates, Maleny Community Centre, 7 – 9pm

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nambour garden club, monthly meet-up, uniting Church Hall, Nambour, 8.30am for coffee, meeting starts at 10am, contact Karel: 0490 415 067

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Balloon, Maleny Film Society, Maleny Community Centre, 23 Maple Street, 7.15pm, tickets at the door

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