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t’S ALreAdY JuLY! is it just me, or do you feel this year is galloping by at an alarmingly fast rate? i always used to hear ‘grown ups’ say that time flies as you get older, and i would take it with a pinch of salt - being young, the days seemed never-ending (especially when exams were involved). But now, i understand it’s true, and so the cycle continues with me saying the same thing to my kids! there is so much in this issue that i have loved putting together, but interviewing Joe Beaupellet was a highlight.

What a life, and obviously impossible to fit all of his stories into one feature, but it was a joy to travel through time with him. in keeping with the time theme, this is perhaps time to challenge ourselves with the worldwide movement, Plastic Free July! it may take advance planning before a shopping trip, but even if we manage 80% less plastic in our purchases, that’s a positive step. (Let’s keep pushing for more biodegradable packaging out there!) our article by Punit Kumarrin gives useful tips on how to move to sustainability.

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A French tale of adventure and love

Keeping it cosy with Christmas in July

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Bringing ballroom to Maleny

The camaraderie of Crystal Waters

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early settlers’ team and indigenous team. And keeping in time comes from Christopher and Wendy Ward, who are ballroom dancing in the hills of Maleny!

You can also take some time out, while you savour a hot cup of something and enjoy the poetry by hinterland locals, the gentle wisdom of Leunig and preview what entertainment is coming up in Creative Cuts. i would also like to add how much i appreciate the time people have taken to write kind emails and letters to us; send their very personal work; offer their opinions, and thank us for the job we do in striving to make this a consistently interesting, useful and visually appealing publication. Your words mean a lot to us.

Now it’s time for me to sign off and put away (three!) basket-loads of clean washing – unless anyone has the time to come and do it for me…no? on that note, i will leave you with a timely quote that made me chuckle: Sometimes you might feel like no one’s there for you, but you know who’s always there for you? Laundry. Laundry will always be there for you.

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Maleny independent School (MiS) students and their dads at the recent Canoe Building Workshop at the Maleny Wood expo. the upcoming MiS open day is a great time to see what this school is all about.

Music from Mapleton to Mooloolah

45 Creative ideas for school hols

For a list of what’s on for July and annual hinterland events, turn to page 46

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Joe’s journey From war, to a cyclone, to toppling in a tank – it’s all part of a rich life story for Maleny local, Joe Beaupellet.

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oe BeAuPeLLet iS A GeNtLeMAN. the welcoming smile, coffee and biscuits upon my arrival gave me this clear impression. He is also a Frenchman with such a strong accent you would think he has just arrived in Australia, rather than lived here for 50 years!

Joe’s childhood is a humbling story, and his tenacity and good humour over the years in France and Australia is an inspiration. “i was born in February 1925 and lived in Brittany,” Joe told me. “When World War ii started, we had to go to Lyon – it was the capital of the French resistance.

“Food was scarce, i only weighed 45 kilos when i was 14 years old. i ate my first orange when i was 12, it was my Christmas present. “i was the eldest of seven children, and if you didn’t wake up first the others would pinch your food!” Joe gave a wry smile. “our parents would put things in our shoes, and we were happy with small things. Just a potato on your plate would make you happy, as they were hard to find.” in 1945, the Germans began to leave. “the government were giving guns to the French people to fight the soldiers, but the trouble was they weren’t trained French soldiers, so they would aim at the German soldiers and get shot themselves. it was terrible.”

Joe was a secretary in the Navy and, although he did some outside exercises, much of his time was spent working in the office. “i was in the Navy wanting to visit the world, but i spent 28 months in Algeria, during the France/Algeria war, so i didn’t travel anywhere else.”

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A young Joe in the Navy in 1956

Joe did, however, meet his wife, danielle, there. “My wife is from Algeria and she didn’t like the cold weather back in Lyon, where i was living. She was ready to start a new life somewhere warm. “it was good timing, as there was a strike, a revolution in France in 1968 and i was pretty involved with the union, i wasn’t very popular.” Joe’s eyes twinkled, “i was a ‘troublemaker’.”

Joe, danielle and their three daughters made the move and arrived in Adelaide on a ship called the Galileo in 1969. “i worked in Adelaide for a week on a car factory production line. there were three of us French men there, and i was told there were plenty of jobs in darwin.” determined to carve a path in Australia, Joe moved up to darwin first, with the family to join him once he had established work and a place to live. “i worked as a welder, making stairways, balconies, anything with steel and metal. i was being paid for eight hours a day but working for 12,” Joe shook his head. “Luckily, i met another Frenchman who told me there was a good job

in the government for my skills. i applied and stayed there for 18 years!”

Joe began by working for an Aboriginal settlement. “i would have to fix everything they broke, like locks in jail, with screwdrivers jammed in. i had to take the locks to darwin to be fixed and bring them back again. “the first day i went to work to the settlement, 20 Aboriginal people came for work, the next day none.

Money was not important to the men; they would share and trade without it and found it difficult to adapt.

“Some thefts happened where i was advised to call the police or press charges, but i wouldn’t because i knew how to work things out and get back what was stolen. “i am the only one from the settlement who received a Christmas card from the Aboriginal people,” Joe said with a touch of pride. this was not the only challenging experience for Joe in darwin. “My family had a house in a new housing commission, and it was Christmas eve 1974. We were told a cyclone was coming, but nothing could have prepared us. We had a party in the workshop, and it was quite windy, then we went to bed. “danielle woke me up, ‘Joe, Joe, look!’ and i said, ‘i’m going to sleep’, she replied, ‘No you’re not!’” it was a night they would never forget. “the power cut, the walls cracked. We were all in a corridor, the family dog was shaking. the roof came off, and the sheets ended in a tree. everyone was shaking and cold. “i decided to crawl down the corridor to the lounge to get some alcohol to keep everyone all warm, and a tree crashed just past me. it was a shock. the wind was 240km per hour.”

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Left: Joe and Danielle's three daughters walking to school in Darwin, past one of the first traffic lights in the area, 1970

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the family were very lucky to survive, 71 people died and 70 percent of darwin’s buildings were destroyed. “i never found the roof to my garage, it came off in one piece. And cars ended up in the swimming pool at the hotel.

“All the families were evacuated, mine went to Perth, and i stayed in darwin and transferred to a welding shop to help with the repairs.

“Luckily, i had insured our house 28 days before the cyclone! Whitlam was a good bloke, he paid everything that needed to be paid.”

Joe’s good luck came once again a few years later when he was working on a large “jellyfish” water tank and fell to the bottom while climbing out. He laughed at this, “the papers made it into a big story and said i fell 15 metres, the tank seemed to get bigger every time! But after that, there were always grilles put in place on tanks, which was good.” darwin was full of enjoiyable times for Joe and danielle.

“We opened a cleaning business for 11 years, and we could take time off to go on bush walks and go fishing. “there was a French hour on the radio at the time, and we ended up taking that over for a couple of years together, playing French music, doing the news in French, it was good fun,” Joe grinned.

When Joe reached 65, he wanted to retire. “i love darwin, but it’s too hot, and now it’s too crowded for me. When we first moved there in ‘69 it was like a cowboy movie; people would ride into town on their horse, tie it up and go to the pub!

“So, we bought a caravan, as we wanted to visit the Kimberly. My dear wife hated the caravan,” Joe reminisced with a chuckle. “on our travels we ended up in a caravan park near Landsborough, and i showed her this house in Maleny. that was it.”

two of Joe and danielle’s daughters still live in darwin, the third in Caloundra, but sadly, danielle has had to move into the nearby erowal Aged Care Facility for the last seven years, with dementia.

“We had ten good years here,” Joe shared. “i go and see her every day, take her food, sit with her. She doesn’t recognise me much now, but every now and then i see her remember, and she asks me for a kiss.”

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eoPLe, tHe PLANet, food production and loose leaf tea were the starting motivations for the Montville Makers and Growers Market that is celebrating its 10th birthday this July.

10 10 grow their own produce in the rich red soils of our Blackall range.”

Mapleton Falls organic Farm, Jim’s ‘Naked Carrot’ of Conondale, Marie of Western Avenue with her sweet seasonal strawberries, the fabulous greens harvested monthly from the Montville school garden and the many other backyard producers have been the mainstay of the market.

A small group of parents from Montville State School came together with the Montville Village Association ten years ago to start a monthly market in the heritage-listed community hall. in a very organic way, the volunteer base expanded from an initial 10 or so to the current 30 or 40 people who come together every market!

“Additionally, there is honey from local bees, high-quality seafood, organic sourdough from local bakers, various compotes and preserves, olives stuffed with a myriad of ingredients and much more,” smiled Judith.

When Judith Sinnamon, the original market coordinator, first opened the cupboards in the CWA annexe of the hall, she was delighted to find a huge stash of 1950s Johnson crockery and anodised aluminium teapots.

“it is important to enhance local connections and support and sustain local food production, especially with the effects of climate change,” Judith said. “We believe it’s important to support local producers as both a buffer for food insecurity and to reduce the food miles from farm to plate.

“An enthusiast for loose leaf tea, myself and the market group put together Alexandria cuddles up to a chicken the breakfast menu of tea at Montville Market and pancakes, the perfect combination for “As we saw when tropical community breakfasts at cyclone Yasi wiped out banana production in North Qld in the long tables in the sunny eastern side of the hall,” Judith 2011, Lindsay and Judy continued to sell their Hunchy shared. bananas at regular uninflated prices.” “there were great reasons for starting the market. it was good for economic sustainability for stallholders and a place where people, young and old, could interact, or just sit under the magnificent Memorial figs to enjoy the strumming of light jazz guitar or steel-stringed bluegrass.

Fostering creativity from local artisans is another purpose for the market. With hand- fashioned objects in wool, wood, silver, fabric and paper, a vigilant eye has been cast to protect authentic producers from cheap, mass-produced competition.

“Supporting our local producers was another central ambition,” Judith continued, “and encouraging locals to

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volunteers, in a setting that is joyful, supportive and caring. “the heart of our market though is sustainability,” Judith shared. “even in the ‘Young entrepreneurs Corner’ local children have a space to express both their passion and concern for the environment and the planet. “they have done so for the orangutans of Borneo, the stunning corals and fish of the Great Barrier reef and the humble black-throated finch of the Galilee Basin through selling handmade beeswax candles, lino printed cards, spray-free garden produce and much more.”

As Montville Market reaches its 10th year, they are also raising funds for a covered deck extension that will cater for their ever-expanding population of breakfast enthusiasts. it seems the future for the market (and loose leaf tea) looks bright!

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Bringing ballroom to the hills Dancing with the stars is a reality for Wendy and Christopher Ward, with that sparkling canopy above their Maleny home each night! Their passion for dance and music is also their favourite way of sharing creativity with the community.

by Jacqui Hensel

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or CHriStoPHer ANd WeNdY Ward, the hills really are alive with the sound of music as they bring their talents to the hinterland. this all-singing, alldancing duo are finding their groove and ways to give back to the community that has welcomed them so warmly.

Knowing that they wanted more of a country lifestyle once they had finished their professional careers in Brisbane, Christopher Ward and Wendy MerefieldWard looked to the hinterland to find their paradise. in 2003 the journey began by building a cabin for themselves. Christopher and Wendy loved escaping from the city and getting to know Maleny.

“We were enjoying more and more weekends at the cabin, and we finally left Brisbane for good in 2009. then we spent a few years establishing our new home and garden,” said Wendy.

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they then began looking for ways to be more involved and active participants in the community. it wasn’t long before they found the Maleny Singers.

With their long history in the Brisbane-based ignatians Musical Society, Christopher and Wendy were keen to revive their involvement in musical theatre. they now appear regularly with the Maleny Singers, including in last year’s production of Iolanthe and this year’s production of the classic Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, The Gondoliers.

However, when they are not working on the property or rehearsing, Christopher and Wendy are bringing the joy of dance to others. they have extended their musical interests to teaching beginner ballroom dancing every thursday night in the Presbyterian Church Hall, showing their students the basics of the Modern Waltz, Jive, Cha Cha Cha and the Quickstep.

“We began teaching ballroom very informally at the old Bdifferent studio. to start with it was just teaching a few friends. it was more of a social outing,” Wendy mused. “it's also a nice thing to do together as a couple.

Although some wives might be dragging their husbands along at the beginning, they usually end up enjoying it,” chuckled Wendy. “dancing is one of the best things for our bodies and our brains. “i was a teacher-librarian before i retired,” continued Wendy, “but it is lovely to be teaching something i really enjoy. it’s very different from classroom teaching.” “it’s a pleasure to pass on the skill of dancing,” Christopher said. “We like to see people’s confidence grow each week. Students in our class are progressing really well.”

Christopher was initially drawn to dancing through his on-stage performances in musical theatre - even learning

to tap dance for a show. He introduced Wendy to ballroom dancing after they met. “i started at orchards dance Studio in the (Fortitude) Valley in the 1980s and really enjoyed learning new dances and variations as well as the social side, of course. it was so much fun and, happily, Wendy thought so too!

“We just loved it and as we improved and became more experienced, we were asked to go on staff to help instruct new students,” Christopher explained.

“From there we progressed to ballroom competition, but it was very nerve-wracking. there would be six judges all around the floor watching everything, from your hand gestures to your foot placement,” said Christopher. “of course, we watched all the Ginger rogers, Gene Kelly and Fred Astaire movies and loved the dancing in those films,” said Wendy with a smile.

“Neither of us did dance as children and even though we were heavily involved in musical theatre in Brisbane, we always looked forward to going dancing.”

Ballroom dance began as an elite, invitation-only, social event in the 17th Century as portrayed in the novels of Austen and tolstoy. originally it was named after the enormous halls in which it was held. it was restricted to the upper classes as balls were expensive to host. the Waltz was originally frowned upon as indecent and not fit for polite society when it was first introduced around the 1850s. it was made popular by Queen Victoria who was a keen ballroom dancer and especially loved the Waltz. the Waltz continues its popularity today and has two main forms, the Modern Waltz with a ¾ time and the Viennese (Quick) Waltz.

Ballroom dancing became a collection of partnered dances that grew from Waltzes to include the Fox trot and Quick Step and now also incorporates the Latin suite of Cha Cha Cha, rumba and Jive.

With the popularity of the dancing shows recently on our tV screens, it is no wonder that ballroom dancing is having a revival.

Maintaining the all-important practice each week can be tricky, however social dances are held weekly or monthly down on the coast at Woombye, Maroochydore, Kawana and Buderim.

Anyone interested in beginner ballroom classes can contact the dance Academy at info@thedanceacademy.com.au “everyone is welcome!” smiled Wendy, “From beginners to those with previous dancing experience - anyone can come and dance with us.”

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Montville Cricket A mostly even playing field

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Wo reMArKABLe PHotoS from the early 1900s came to light from a Smith Family Collection. one is of early settlers with seven of the men named, the other is of an indigenous team in their whites. Both photos are taken on the Village Green. they suggest that cricket at Montville was a rare opportunity for an even playing field for these young men.

The Chronicle and North Coast Advertiser gives us a glimpse into the early days of cricket in Montville. it would appear to be mainly social cricket with, at times, a very local bent. it reported that, on the King’s Birthday Holiday in 1903, the ‘young fellows’ challenged the ‘married men’ to a game on the ‘Village Green’, with the young fellows winning by 65 runs and 3 wickets.

A later story from 1911 reports on a Ladies versus the Gents game, suggested by Lil Bowser, where the Ladies won convincingly. the game was played with the addition of several local rules. the ‘Gents’ had to bat with one hand – the left, had to bowl underarm and had to field with one hand. the highlight of the day was a mighty six hit by Miss r. dart. of course, there was a more serious Montville Cricket team because there was an announcement of the local

The Montville cricket cap

(Montville) cricket team holding a prize night that was to include a concert and dance in the School of Arts Hall in 1906.

Practice cricket and any other Sports days were held on the Village Green opposite the Hall until the Montville Sports and recreation Grounds was established in 1925. the land was purchased for £500 from J.J. thomas.

A further £500 was spent on building two tennis courts, and a football field/cricket oval. ten locals guaranteed the loan and five trustees were appointed to manage the grounds. Admission was set at 2 shillings (20 cents). up until 1925, the Montville reserve Cricket team claimed Palmwoods as its home ground. The Chronicle and North Coast Advertiser records a decisive victory Montville had over Nambour at Palmwoods in 1922. Nambour was all out for 40 in its first innings. the regular games of cricket were later interrupted by WWii, but after the war, a new and very competitive team emerged.

Artie Glover; Allan Harper; Les Harper; Les Farmer; George Bampton; Graeme Butt; Vince Sinclair (Captain); tony Barnett; don Williams; ernie Manley; ted Palmer;

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The Montville Team L - R Standing: Laurie Stupart, Jim Ruddy, Ralph Dart, ? Monte Dart, ?,?

Sitting: Dave Unwin, Billy Jones, ? , Len Owen

Ken Johnston; Barry Shea; ivan Hansen; Ken Lunn; Godfrey McCulloch took the team through the post-war 1940s and 1950s. in 1956, on Saturday, November 23, Les Harper and Les Farmer opened for Montville against Palmwoods, both making centuries. then on Sunday 24, Les Harper christened his daughter, Sue; and Les Farmer christened his son, david. that weekend has certainly gone down as memorable and a time for celebrating in both families! terry Glover, son of Artie, was not a cricketer but grew up next to the sports ground and was a confessed supporter and hanger-on. He recalls joining a group of youngsters every Saturday morning before a game to pick up the cowpats. (dairy farmer, West-Newman, whose farm bordered the sports ground on its southern side, ran his herd over the oval to keep the grass down.)

Montville were Premiers in 1962, and by now, Mapleton sport had declined and the success of the Montville team was attracting players from Flaxton and Mapleton as well. one was a teenage quick, rob Nichols, whose best figures included 10 for 66 against eudlo and 9 for 13 against Maroochydore.

By the late ‘60s to early ‘70s, Montville Cricket boasted two teams. david Farmer kept up the successful record of quicks with best figures of 9 for 15 against Nambour while 10 year- old richard Barnett picked up 5 for 4 in his first game with the team.

The Indigenous Team early 1900s

Although there was some lantana, raspberry cane and privet growing on the roadside of the oval, any ball hit on to the road rolled rapidly down the road and over the edge and off the range towards Chenrezig. in 1975, twins, daniel and thomas roth, joined the team. their parents had Flaxton Barn and built a practice cricket net behind the barn where many of the team trained. the boys shared a VW Beetle and drove younger players with them to games. during a home game, thomas hit a ball down to fine leg and the fielder signalled 4. thomas and richard stopped running and stood talking in the middle of the wicket. the fielder threw the ball to the keeper who ripped off the bails and appealed. it turned out the ball had not reached the boundary and thomas was eventually given out. incensed by such a blatant act of cheating, twin daniel jumped into the VW and took after the offending fieldsman, chasing him around and off the field!

Cricket was played at Montville for over 70 years from the 1900s to the 1970s. When the oval was converted into a soccer field, the old concrete wicket was dug up – no longer used and in the way of the refurbished ground. the tin shed may be gone and the stories are fading but the game of cricket remains an important legacy for a village with no pub. it helped build the community we live in today.

If you enjoyed this story check out similar ones at montvillehistory.org.au

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Delving into the dairy Viewers all over the world last month saw the gloss and glamour of the Channel Ten MasterChef television show visiting The Old Dairy in Maleny. The media coverage has reached far and wide on that event, but in HT style we decided to delve a little deeper, talking to the Jelekainen family about how and why they began the project to transform the property to its current splendour.

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He oLd dAirY MALeNY is a 90-acre property on the Landsborough-Maleny road featuring pockets of rainforest, hidden waterfalls and rolling green hills. it is also the centre of the Jelekainenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s very own love story.

Ari and Jo Jelekainen and their children, Luka, Markus and Matilda have put their hearts and souls into their home, to raise it to a showcase property welcoming weddings, events and nowâ&#x20AC;Śtelevision crews!

Jo and Ari had their first date at Mount Beerwah and keeping with the romantic tradition, Ari proposed to Jo in

the exact same spot.

â&#x20AC;&#x153;When we found the old dairy in 2003, the views of

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â&#x20AC;&#x153;it was still operating as a functioning dairy with

paddocks full of cows, weather-worn barns and tired old fences. it was a long way from what it is today.â&#x20AC;?

Beginning their journey, they camped on the property and made changes each day, slowly building the property up over 16 years through all seasons. â&#x20AC;&#x153;We weeded, mowed, planted and harvested while raising our own family and the juggle that all entails. We watched the sun rise over the ridge while the kids played in the rainforest and we all collected stones from the paddocks to use in the re-builds. â&#x20AC;&#x153;As we raised our family, we enjoyed our own special occasions with family and friends who visited our property and we built with the motto in mind of what would we like to do, see and feel here.â&#x20AC;?

Joâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s father-in-law carefully renovated the ramshackle bar and the bell tower building for her sisterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s wedding in 2013.

He recycled stone from their own paddocks and recycled the timber beams on the property into the newly styled features. â&#x20AC;&#x153;our children got to name the new bar to put their own

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Ari and Jo spread joy thanks to their vision and hard work Image contributed

stamp on it. We had just two children back then so Luka and Markus chose their favourite animals and that is how the Fox and turkey bar was born,” laughed Jo. “it was after that wedding event hosted on our property that we properly understood the pure joy and inspiration this special place could provide for other people’s love stories.”

Jo and Ari then began renovating the existing buildings and custom-building new structures to create a magical and unique property, specifically for weddings and events. the final results included capacity for up to 90 guests, individual ceremony areas with fountains, a fully functioning caterers kitchen, on-site cottage accommodation and an area dedicated for guest parking. “every aspect of this old farm has been developed with love and superior craftsmanship, and often a bit of fun too,” smiled Jo. “the property is booked exclusively for our guests for entire weekends, which gives them the opportunity to spend time together without distractions.

“We created it like that because that is what we love

about being here, time together to do what we want to do, enjoying this property and absorbing the beautiful views.” this made it an excellent choice for Masterchef to use in an episode of filming for the cooking series. “the Masterchef team approached us via Queensland tourism to check our capacity, road access and calendar availability. the filming took place on February 23 and was published to air in June, so there was a while to keep it quiet,” shared Jo. the Maleny site was chosen as one of many Queensland venues for the MasterChef ‘Queensland Week’ episodes.

“We already refer all of our guests to local suppliers when they are arranging events for musicians, security services, shopping and restaurants so it was good to contribute even more to the success of the region and the local and regional communities. “our children sat mesmerised by the filming and production crew of over 100 people and enjoyed chatting with the shows judges, Matt Preston, George Calombaris and Gary Mehigan.”

Contestants started by creating a sweet or savoury dish with local ginger. the winner of that round then competed against a professional chef using one of five beautiful Queensland ingredients as the hero of their dish.

The Old Dairy Image Angela Reedman-Polinski

the contestants were tucked away in a private cottage and the judges had exclusive use of the two-storey on-site rockinghorse Cottage as their private green room.

“When building that cottage, we added a little room at the bottom of the stairs, the secret man cave,” revealed Jo. Hidden away behind a locked door in the cottage is an intimate private cellar and bar where guests have been known to calm their wedding nerves and share private conversations.

Jo and Ari have seen many events held at the venue and still stand in awe of the stunning sunsets that grace their property.

“We get the birds flying overhead and the beautiful views of the valley, we feel so lucky to be here.” the love story continues for the Jelekainen's as they watch their children grow and play amongst the rolling hills, while still overlooking their special Mount Beerwah in the distance.

“We love that people feel comfortable here and we look forward to many years together seeing this special place provide for other people’s love stories.”

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Daawat Indian Restaurant

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The Terrace Seafood Restaurant

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Enjoy breakfast, lazy lunches, great coffee & homemade cakes on Secrets Deck with stunning views over Lake Baroon. Groups welcome, why not spoil yourself & book for a gorgeous High Tea. Gallery and accomodation on site.

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Mayfield Patisserie & Chocolates

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

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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.

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HE CURATED PLATE is a new four-day food festival on the Sunshine Coast from August 8 - 11, featuring the best chefs from Australia and around the world.

The debut program welcomes international guest chefs Raymond Blanc OBE (UK), Zaiyu Hasegawa (Japan), Monique Fiso (New Zealand) alongside Australianbased talent Peter Gilmore, Analiese Gregory, Clayton Wells, Matt Stone, Chase Kojima, Darren Robertson, Alanna Sapwell, Nelly Robinson, Troy Rhoades-Brown, plus several more talented local chefs, foragers and producers.

Sunshine Coast Mayor, Mark Jamieson said: “Our region is home to a bevy of primary and world-class food producers including Australia’s largest wildcaught tuna and swordfish company, Walker Seafoods, our famous Mooloolaba prawns, CoYo – the company

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Celebrating the relationship between chef and producer, The Curated Plate encourages guests to immerse themselves in the flavours foraged from organic and sustainable practices and enjoy once-in-alifetime dining experiences.

The feature events will take place across Maleny (Spicers Tamarind Retreat and Weddings at Tiffany’s),

World-class luxury treehouses

So, are you ready for a memorable day at one of these beautiful Sunshine Coast venues?

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Mooloolaba, Yandina, Caloundra and Maroochydore.

“The Sunny Coast’s best kept secret! A magical world of romance and creativity on your doorstep...“

Dining on the Deck daytime restaurant...

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“Food experiences and events such as this help to promote the premium quality of our regional produce as well as offering an outstanding visitor experience.”

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Christmas in

July

Winter on the hinterland is a special time of year, one could almost say it’s…Christmassy!

scrumptious options here for you.

We hope you find a perfect spot for a fine meal in great surroundings and if you visit one of our highlighted restaurants, please share that the Hinterland Times recommended them, thank you. Happy Christmas (in July)!

So find the woolly hats and brave the biting wind to head out for a delicious Christmas lunch. You will find ‘Christmas in July’ all over the Range, but we have three

Secrets on the Lake

Flaxton Gardens

Montville Bar and Grill

VerY YeAr Secrets on the Lake create an amazing menu, with their popular Gold and Silver packages (two and three course options) and a new Paddock to Plate Winter Menu.

With offerings such as celeriac, white bean and chestnut soup with warm sourdough, oven roasted turkey and red wine jus; Secrets roasted vegetable Wellington and onion gravy, and baked prawns with lemon and parsley butter – there is plenty to choose from!

And don’t forget dessert… chocolate Pavlova with mascarpone cream and strawberry sounds particularly tempting, but traditionalist may go for Secrets steamed Christmas pudding and Baileys custard!

Bookings are essential, so call Secrets on 5478 5888.

AKe tHe MoSt of the cooler weather in the Sunshine Coast Hinterland and cosy up at Flaxton Gardens. it’s the place to be on a chilly winter’s day and enjoy deliciously warming dishes for Christmas in July.

or A GreAt atmosphere and a crackling fire, there is a ‘pub’ that certainly delivers in spades. during July the Montville Bar and Grill brings you carol singers (6.30-7pm Friday, 7.30pm Saturday), visits from Santa (7pm Friday/Saturday, live music upstairs 6-9pm Saturday), the cosy open fire, bonbons and Christmas lights. the menu is hearty and classic with winter soup, honeybaked ham, roast turkey and roast vegetables with gravy and condiments, plum pudding with brandy custard, tea, coffee and rum balls. A visit here will transport you to Christmas, $45 for four courses, book now on (07) 5478 5535.

You can also add to the festive mood with a visit to the Montville Christmas Wonderland - the largest miniature Christmas village in Australia with 150,000 lights creating sparkling seasonal magic! Call 0412 787920 to book your visit.

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Again, the menu is delectable with choices such as confit lamb, brown lentils and cranberry salad, squid ink risotto with fennel kimchi salad, Barramundi fillet with cauliflower puree and salsa verde, or confit duck, rosti potatoes with apricot and port jus. there are delicious choices for something sweet to follow, or maybe try the truffle and port-filled Brie with crackers, dried fruit and fig chutney. to book your Christmas in July celebration for your group, contact Flaxton Gardens on 5445 7450.

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your market guide

A crystal clear choice by rensina van den Heuvel

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VoLutioN SeeMS LiKe a loose word to describe a living, breathing, ever-changing community; however Crystal Waters has had its ups and downs and plateau times in the 30 years since its birth. it has all been written about before and, in fact, now documented into a dVd to ensure the past story of Crystal Waters will never be forgotten.

So what is happening now in this beautiful pocket of the Mary Valley? Crystal Waters community is expanding. Sabine Wienand from Basically Wild Catering has been appointed as the facilities/ events coordinator, bringing flair, creativity and a passion for growing communities and encouraging connection.

Just recently an event was organised by the ‘Welcome to Maleny’(W2M) group. on a market day, over 55 former refugee folks from Nepal were welcomed at Crystal Waters. Women men and children were brought by bus from Brisbane for the day to share delicious food, warm-hearted interactions and lots of music and dancing. the village market, on the first Saturday of the month, also brings a welcoming atmosphere, along with delicious food and great music.

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

What’s on in JULY?

Kit Cotter keyboard & guitar 14 Noel Gardner & Alex !"#$%&'($)"*+!(,(-./+01 21((2.+-(,(3+0/.04 hung drum & ngoni 28 Paul Balanyi, guitar – jazz & beyond

the famous bakery has changed hands and the new owners are serving wood-fired bread and divine French pastries. At the Flowerpot Coffee Shop, the folks serve delicious coffees, cakes, yummy wholesome food and snacks. open Fri, Sat, Sun, tues 10am-2pm. the Crystal Waters Music Club is held on the 'Last Saturday of every Month'. it has a reputation for exquisite music, fabulous food and is an enchanting, unique experience.

Crystal Waters is also a beautiful place to hold a social event, there is a fully equipped commercial kitchen available for hire and accommodation just a short walk away.

RSL HALL OPP HOTEL | 8AM - 2PM

Your local Sunday Market open rain, hail or shine

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

Contact 0406 069 798

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So, come and explore in this peaceful valley.

Please go to https://crystalwaters.org.au/ for more information or contact Sabine Facilities / events coordinator 07 5435 0111. email: facilities@crystalwaters.org.au

Montville Growers and Makers Market 7:30am to 1:00pm, 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

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SuNdAY 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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the large village green is surrounded by a graceful canopy of trees and there is a fire pit, should you wish to celebrate under a velvet sky.

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Lisa, a W2M volunteer does art play with one of the children who visited Crystal Waters

FirSt SAturdAY oF tHe MoNtH 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

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

HEAVENS ABOVE

a celestial view from Maleny

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N JuSt tWo years the local astronomers have established a presence at Maleny Golf Club. the combination of dark clear skies and the Golf Club’s facilities has made it the number one site for astronomers to gather from both the Sunshine Coast and Brisbane.

Convenor and Secretary of the Brisbane Astronomical Society, dr Ken Wishaw said, “on good nights it is common to have up to 20 large telescopes here enjoying the beautiful skies that Maleny has to offer.” each month (weather permitting) the astronomers hold a public viewing night, and they love sharing their knowledge and their telescopes with the public.

“We have developed our talks to cater for all comers regardless of age or previous knowledge,” Ken said. “Many people return each month, some as new members of the Brisbane Astronomical Society.”

their biggest public night to date was for the Guinness Book of records national attempt for the most people stargazing at one time. “We had 201 attendees become world record holders,” Ken shared.

“We also help people choose what telescope is right for them,” Ken continued. “Winter heralds the dry season and is also the time of the year when the core of our Milky Way Galaxy is overhead, so there are always plenty of objects to see.

“Additionally, Jupiter and Saturn will be well placed to see over winter and spring.” the telescopes at Maleny are the biggest public-accessible telescopes in Queensland. the four computer-controlled telescopes, each with a main mirror 33cm in diameter, capture over 3,000 times more light than the naked eye, giving spectacular views of the moon, planets and star clusters.

A stunning shot of the Milky Way above the Maleny Golf Club Image Ken Wishaw

the next public night will be on Saturday July 6, weather permitting, of course. it will consist of a short formal lecture followed by a laserguided naked eye sky tour and telescope viewing.

“No experience or equipment is required, just curiosity and very warm clothing!” smiled Ken. the Moon and Jupiter will be observable from sunset and Saturn will be observable after 7.30pm.

While this is a free event, donations of $5 for an individual or $10 for a family help cover costs.

Further details and weather updates are at the Facebook site ‘Sunshine Coast dark Sky Astronomers’, or the Brisbane Astronomical Society website: bas.asn.au

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NterNAtioNALLY reNoWNed photographer Ben Connolly is one of the outstanding wedding professionals who will headline an immersive wedding expo at Montville, August 25.

A Village Wedding expo, showcasing the Sunshine Coastâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s outstanding providers across bespoke marriage celebrations, will host the multi-award winning photographer and a select contingent of wedding specialists including exclusive venues, jewellers, celebrants, and bridal wear. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Montville is truly an exceptional location to create an unforgettable wedding experience,â&#x20AC;? the photographer said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Around each and every corner there is another aspect of enchantment that sets the scene for enduring images. Montville has a magical energy.â&#x20AC;? that energy is reflected in the many award-winning photographs Ben has produced - including three silver awards at the 2018 Wedding and Portrait Photographers international Awards. in its eighth year, A Village Wedding expo is supported by the Montville Chamber of Commerce and offers couples a specially selected gathering of professionals who all help bring to life the celebration of their dreams. â&#x20AC;&#x153;We work with just two-to-three professionals across each arena to ensure our expo truly epitomises a Montville wedding experience,â&#x20AC;? said Montville Chamber of Commerce President, Shiralee Cooper.

Visitors will be able to meet with caterers, event planners, photographers and videographers, florists, beauty experts, entertainers and more.

Set in Montville's two heritage halls, on the Village Green and under the magnificent Memorial Figs, the boutique event is now open to limited exhibitor opportunities with early bird registrations closing soon.

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Sustainable Punit Kumarrin from The Source Bulk Foods in Maleny is passionate about plastic - using less of it!

Here he shares news about the global movement, Plastic Free July, and how we can all help.

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LAStiC Free JuLY ... Have you heard of the program by the foundation of the same name to help Australians reduce plastic waste?

“Plastic Free July started off in 2011 in Western Australia and is now one of the most influential environmental campaigns in the world,” shared Punit. it is estimated that Australians use around 10 million pieces of plastic every day, with the majority of it ending up in landfill. Much

Above: Punit Kumarrin is happy to help you switch to plastic-free shopping Right: A few packaging alternatives to plastic from The Source Bulk Foods in Maleny

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of this is household waste (which is avoidable), soft and other recyclable plastics. “these plastics take hundreds of years to break down in landfill and if it ends up in our waterways and ocean it can endanger the ecosystem,” Punit explained.

So how can we reduce our dependence on plastic packaging?

“Marine scientists have observed that 9 out of 10 plastic objects floating around in our waterways and ocean are soft plastic food packaging,” stated Punit. “therefore it is logical for us to reduce our dependence on plastic packaging where possible and recycle the ones that we have to use as a must.”

You can help by using reusable coffee cups, refuse to use plastic straws, using your own cloth bags at the grocery store or take your own containers into a bulk foods store near you to do your shopping. “the Source Bulk Foods here in Maleny is set up to allow people to shop 100 percent packaging free,” said Punit.

“You can take in your own containers, jars, tubs, tupperware or cloth bags to do your shopping. We carry over 400 lines of product to cover almost all of your pantry needs. the staff are well trained and knowledgeable and can help you transition to lower waste shopping easily.” they also have glass jars and bottles and stainless steel containers, so you can beautifully customise and package your essentials, then simply bring back the empties for a refill!

“My hope is that this July we can all make positive steps to transition to a lower plastic consumption lifestyle,” smiled Punit. “We really need to for the planet.”

For more information about this important global foundation, visit: plasticfreejuly.org for tips and advice you can even share your stories of the plastic-free challenge online.

artist profile Arts Connect Inc. (ACI) is a membership driven organisation, based in the Sunshine Coast Hinterland. They also run two annual ACI events ‘Sculpture on the Edge’ and ‘Open Studios’, the latter where artists’ studios are open on weekends for visitors to enjoy.

Members are drawn from many areas and have a diverse range of skills and experience across many art forms. New members are always welcome - visit artsconnectinc.com.au Currently, each month, HT shares a profile from an ACI member, and July’s artist is Judi Parkinson.

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doN’t KNoW tHAt i ever ‘became’ an artist,” shared Judi. “the determination to create and represent my experiences on paper is evident in my earliest memories. An age when i discovered that creating is exciting, and tired very quickly of colouring books. “interactions with nature and everyday experiences remain the focus of my art practice and i employ a variety of media to express them.”

Storytelling is an integral part of Judi’s work, “even in a landscape i must portray a story and often the play of light or mist is my focus.

“My choice of media and elements of design emphasise the narrative, for example, the delicate veins of a decaying leaf or petal can be accentuated in a cyanotype. Whereas, when i have a brush loaded with colourful oil paint i revel in thick painterly brush marks.” the hills, mists and rainforests of the Sunshine Coast Hinterland are a constant yet ever-changing source for inspiration for Judi.

“Whether it’s the endless views of our countryside or the beauty of a feather, a bird, a leaf, a tree, the aesthetics of nature are my reason for investigation. i prefer to work en plein air but it’s not always possible and my photos and sketches become resources for studio work.”

With a background in social work and the health industry, Judi felt it was natural to combine these practices with her art.

“Since 2005 i have been creating non-verbal movies and books for seniors in care. For these media, i use a photojournalism approach in videography and photography to provide a ‘reality’ to the narrative.

“Last month i celebrated the release of my seventh reminiscent movie. Although a very different media and audience, my familiar subjects of nature and home continue.”

Since the early ‘80s Judi has been commissioned by governments, businesses and organisations for a variety of artwork subjects, usually in freehand pen and ink sketches or watercolours. “these commissions are always a delightful challenge to meet both the client’s criteria and test my drawing skills,” Judi said.

“Across my varied art practice is a visual diary of my personal experiences, yet they are common, recognisable experiences to everyone.”

Above: Judi Parkinson’s Ewan Maddock Dam Right: Artist Judi Parkinson in her studio

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Letters Wildlife and Wales

i read the very interesting story by Jamie Walker about our wildlife (Ht June 2019), an eye-opener of an article about the public killing our wildlife without knowing what we are doing. i thought it was a brilliant article and we the public need to read more stories like this one. i am not a user of pesticides or any other product that would affect cats, dogs and our beautiful wildlife.

A friend of mine living in Maleny has been watching a pair of Frogmouth owls in her garden and watching them most days and talking to them. they set up home in her wildlife garden her watching and talking to them every day even to producing young chicks, taking a lot of photos while watching them.

You and your crew are doing a great job. i send a copy of the Hinterland Times to my sister in Wales, uK, and she passes it around to folk who have relatives there and then it ends up in the doctor’s surgery! thanks, and keep writing good articles.

the Mapleton Choir held two events recently at Kureelpa Hall. Musical director Ailsa Morehen and accompanist,

John taylor, put on an eclectic collection of classic and post-modern music.

Compere Michael Henning entertained the audience with intriguing anecdotes from extensive research about the pieces included in the programme, and everyone seemed to enjoy themselves a great deal!

Just to let readers know, the next performance of the Mapleton Choir will be on october 25 and 27, when they will be performing songs of earth, Sea and Sky. if you would like to become involved with the choir, please call Ailsa Morehen on 5478 6079.

We are continuing to raise funds for the new clubhouse and plans are underway for a special fundraising event at the Montville Village Hall involving great music and entertainment, an indigenous art auction, drinks and nibbles. Keep an eye out for details on the website, Facebook (Montvilletennis) and notice boards.

For information, including membership details, contact: montvilletennisclub1925@gmail.com .

Wayne Parcell, MTC President

Best Wishes, Christopher Waters, Mapleton

We have just been to our daughters wedding in Spain. it’s quite lovely that our daughter, Amy Vetier, had her friend eleanor Simpson of Western Ave at the wedding. the girls have been friends since grade one of Montville State School in 1995, and despite living on opposite sides of the world, came together for Amy’s wedding in the small town of rubì near Barcelona in Catalonia. eleanor being the maid of honour delivered a heartfelt speech to speech to her friend. Amy is now a Chemical engineer working in London and eleanor a Pharmacist in Brisbane. it was lovely to see them together again, a long way from home.

Kind Regards, Alice Vetier

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Down 2 Member of the indian majority (5) 3 unpaid (5) 4 8th letter of the Greek alphabet (5) 6 Lay out too much (9) 7 Motherhood (9) 8 table napkin (9) 10 Fabulous story-teller (5) 12 Permit (3) 15 eve of All Saints' day (9) 16 Source of sweetness (5,4) 17 recipients of one of St. Paul's epistles (9) 20 Braid (5) 22 Fuss (3) 25 relative by marriage (2-3) 26 the dark (5) 27 Achieve (5)

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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.

the Montville tennis Club has some big goals for 20192020 as we refurbish our facilities and reinvigorate the club for the Hinterland community.

We are very excited to report that we have now a signed contract for resurfacing and upgrade of both courts and the courts will remain closed until 21 July as long as the weather cooperates! our sincere thanks to members for their support, assistance and encouragement, and the Blackall ranges Lions Club for helping us lift the old synthetic court surface.

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Relax, read a few letters, enjoy a crossword and cartoon, and maybe put pen to paper (finger to keyboard) yourself!

Upgrade for Montville Tennis Club!

Regards R. Palmer, Balmoral Ridge

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Long-lasting Montville friendship!

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Poets

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Waiting for You

Clouds for Company

At the white door Past the gravel driveway They sit Proud and furry The welcoming party Tails thumping gladly Ears alert and hearing Your footsteps Back home.

The loveable dogs with Open hearts calling Waiting for you.

Today, like every day, I have the clouds for company.

Trees are there too, but like their human cousins they are busy doing things preening leaves, stretching branches.

The clouds, too, are human like here today and gone tomorrow.

But now, like me, they float and contemplate.

Theirs is a silent world broken only sparingly by thunder and a ruthless wind.

The door opens Barking, jumping, tails flickering, In spinning wonders Happy eyes, You are home.

They sit Proud and grateful For their owner to embrace With open arms The hugs they have missed.

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.

(The flatulence of restless air.)

Soon clouds and I will go our separate ways.

But now we float in silence, and silence floats in me. © Ray Barraclough

© M.J. Gibbs

Leotard Lunacy

Zest

They were excited as they gave me the card, “Choosing presents for you Mum, is always hard.

But Dad says you’ll love this. It’s really great!”

Now I was getting excited, I couldn’t wait.

But I teased us a little by feeling the outside And wondering out loud what could be inside.

Green groves blanketed these hills, patches of orange, amber, gold.

Though the citrus has gone the zest remains.

“Money to buy something, just for me?

Tickets to that show I’ve been dying to see?

A voucher for gliding lessons I wanted to do?”

“Better than that Darl, and it’s all for you.”

So I opened it quickly, loving smile for him.

Oh… Just what I wanted, 12 months at the gym.

Bite into it, peel it, capture the sunshine.

The longer fruit stayed on the tree the sweeter it became.

So here I sit, struggling on the stupid Pec Deck Trying to ignore shooting pains in my neck.

I move to the leg press, squatting down low, As usual, unsure where my feet are to go.

Next is the shoulder press, most hated of all.

With clenched jaw I curse, “Oh yeah, having a ball.”

No matter how often I force myself to go, My aging flesh will never, ever look (I know) Like that of those earnest lycra-clad beauties Or of those other assorted posers and cuties.

I pray as I ignore another muscle-bound boaster, “Please God, next year? Let them give me a toaster.” © Sandy Gillis

Still a place to grow, still a gathering place for exchanging stories, setting differences aside, still feasting up here on the Range. ©Lyn Browne

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

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.

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Motherhood!

Kieran Wicks Australian troubadour, Kieran Wicks, will be heading to Finbars, Maleny on July 26 from 6.30pm as part of his one town at a time tour. earning a reputation as an exceptional live performer, Wicks has been perpetually touring the length and breadth of the great southern land for the last six years.

A master of the 6- and 12-string guitar, Kieran is infamous for his remarkable voice, charming audiences with his wit, grit, cheek and charm.

A raw, rock’n’roll romantic blues storyteller, and songwriting journeyman, his music has been described as, “taking the man and his guitar act to a whole new level!”

Maleny local, rachel Fentiman heard Sugarrush Productions was auditioning for Motherhood the Musical, and she jumped at the opportunity to work with both John rush and Jennifer rousset, experienced musical theatre producers. rachel landed the role of tash, the single mum and the show is a scream! (image, John dumble) Hilarious toe-tappers, to touching ballads and rock anthems will entertain audiences across the hinterland on August 2 & 3, with Motherhood the Musical, the good, the bad and the laundry. Book online: theeventscentre.com.au WARNING: Contains small amount of course language

Landscape Band

Book art C o M P A S S i o N: an exhibition of artists’ books, runs until July 21 at the old Ambulance Station Nambour, 7 days from 10am to 3pm, curated by Ken Munsie and Ardleigh Cleveland.

A total of 27 invited artists from all over Australia accepted the challenge - each to create six artist books primarily in the theme of Compassion. up to 160 individual 'books' of different materials, shapes, sizes and values will make up this outstanding show. All artworks will be offered for sale and several artists will be giving informal floor talks. (Pictured: dianne Fogwell 2019 artist book ‘i thought i was in a war zone’.)

Sunshine Coast Network of Community Halls is hosting a tour of six Community Halls by a local talented group of highly experienced folk musicians - the Landscape Band.

Members include Noel Gardiner, John ray Wright, derek Foster, Steve Lake, tom Nealson, Adrien Powell, ian Mackay and Michael Whiticker. the concept is to highlight through music, spoken word and visual images, the social fabric and unique natural landscape around the Community Halls. the next concert is at Mooloolah Public Hall, August 10, with local music from 6pm followed by the Landscape Band. A bar and food will be available, tickets from the Mooloolah Newsagent or via trybooking.com/eventlist/landscapebandtour

Sometimes Always Never

reliable character actor Bill Nighy plays Alan, a retired tailor who happens to be passionately devoted to Scrabble.

Years ago one of his sons stormed out after a dispute over a Scrabble game and has not been seen since, leaving Alan heartbroken. Now Alan travels with his other son, with whom he has a strained relationship, to identify a body that may or may not be that of the missing son. Alan plays Scrabble online with strangers and becomes convinced that one regular opponent is, in fact, his lost son.

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How do I Paint Music is an art exhibition held in conjunction with the Nambour Winter Jazz Fest; curated as an expression of the visual aspect of jazz/music we love. the sounds, smells, feelings, taste and the visual all work together to create an atmosphere and an escape.

Jazz, in particular, takes the listener to a new place, full of surprises and quirky twists and turns. these artists will take the viewer on a visual experience that will delight young and old.

Visit C-Square Nambour, July 15 - August 15, Monday to Fridays 1-3pm, Saturdays 10-2pm, open longer during the Jazz Fest. (image: 'My Favourite Guitar' by Peter rowe.)

Hayden Hack

Rhythm camp!

every year the rhythm Culture team hosts Camp Afro Foli, a three-day camp which brings people from New Zealand, tasmania, Melbourne and all over Northern NSW and South east QLd. the camp focuses on West African music and includes drumming, singing, dancing and yoga workshops. the fully catered camp brings international artists to the Sunshine Coast to teach their incredible knowledge of West African music and rhythm. the workshops run for from July 12 – 14, plus a Saturday night show performance, tickets include dinner and dessert. For more information, visit rhythmculture.com.au

How do I Paint Music

South African born, award-winning songwriter and musician, Hayden Hack, weaves and layers live looping within his unique guitar and vocal soundscape.

Playing his own brand of funky afro-inspired journeyman music in some of the world’s largest cities, Hayden’s songs represent the emotional and cultural influences of his personal interactions and paint a musical picture for his audience. in 2017, Hayden won the QMA Song of the Year in the World category, with his song Aware, performed by himself and band Highlife.

Hayden also performs covers, which proves very popular with the crowd wherever he goes, and Finbars, Maleny is one such venue to hear him do this on July 13, 6.30pm.

Transit From German director, Christian Petzold, comes a ‘Kafkaesque Casablanca’ about refugees in the port of Marseilles deftly set in two eras: wartime 1940s and 2018. Georg, a German-born Parisian Jew escaping from the Nazis, arrives in Marseilles in 1942 carrying the documents of a writer – and must hide under his chosen role. Stuck in Marseilles, he finds himself at the centre of a love story with Marie, who is searching for her husband. the dilemma of modern-day refugees stuck in transit provides the other time zone of this screenplay. in German with subtitles.

Sat Jul 27, 7.15pm at the Maleny Community Centre, details online at tix.malenyfilmsociety.info

visual arts • entertainment • performance

Classic Clarinets return Classic Clarinets are returning with their second concert of the St George’sin-the-Hills series, on Sunday July 28, starting at 2pm in the church at 2 Walker drive.

With music by Handel, Mozart, elgar, Grieg, Scott Joplin and other composers, Classic Clarinets features the complete range of clarinets from the small piccolo to the very large contrabass and the audience will hear all of them in concert or solo.

Booking is advisable as there is limited space in the church.

Patrons can phone trish Bagshaw on 0448 989 621 or log on to the parish website malenyanglicanparish.com for details. tickets available at the door from 1.30pm on the day.

The Odd Couple

Acoustic afternoon Mountain Sessions at Mapleton is an afternoon of acoustic artists playing music which is mostly original singer/songwriter-based material and is hosted by ‘No Cigar’ a local acoustic duo, comprising of tom ryan and Martin Sykes. on the second Sunday each month at the Mapleton Bowls Club 2pm till 6pm, the next session is Sunday July 14. there is a $10 cover charge to support guest artists.

July guest artists are tom richter (a Maleny-based singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, who has performed and recorded with some of Australia's most acclaimed artists) together with Steve and Kathleen dennis, John rosa, tom ryan and other special guests.

if you want a laughter-filled evening, then the odd Couple - female version by Neil Simon - at the Lind theatre, Mitchell Street, Nambour is where to go!

Neil Simon’s revision of his hugely successful play sees the lead characters transformed into olive Madison and Florence unger. Florence is dumped by her husband, and olive invites her to move in as her roommate. However, they have VerY different personalities, testing their friendship to the limit. A double-date with the Costazuela brothers soon makes sparks fly.

July 12,13,17, 19, 20 at 7.30pm, matinees on 14, 20 at 2pm. Book online: lindlane.com.au/watch or 1300 732 764.

Kitty Kats are back!

Advance notice for bookings! Following the success of their burlesque cabaret in october last year, the Kitty Kats will be prowling back at the Maleny Community Centre on September 7, with their brand-new show, “Vintage Beach Party”. this adults-only event will feature some fabulous performers: the Kitty Kats and Litta Maree, plus guest appearances by Heartspace Mammas, JJ and MC deb. take a trip back in time to the days of polka dot bikinis; beach balls; surfin’ surfaris; Gidget; hula dancing and even elvis’s pelvis! doors 7pm /show 7.30 - 10.30pm, tickets: $30 plus booking fee (18+), visit trybooking.com/BBFLN, licensed bar, but BYo food.

Montville art exhibition

Another amazing art exhibition, depicting the works of selected artists from the Blackall range Visual Artists group, will be held from Friday July 5 to Sunday July 14, at their exhibition home, St. Mary’s Hall on the picturesque village green at Montville.

From 10am - 4pm, view the variety of mediums and subject matter which have become a hallmark of this group’s exhibitions, beautiful watercolours, pastels, pen and wash, acrylics and oils, framed and unframed. entry is free and prices are realistic. the venue is quite historic and the group is happy to donate commissions from sales towards the upkeep of the hall.

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Palmwoods Craftfest

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He PALMWoodS Arts and Craft Group have plans well in hand for Craftfest to be held at the Palmwoods Bowls Club on Saturday July 20, 9am-4pm. the theme for this event is ‘reach for the Stars’ and members are busy working on items with this theme in mind.

At the recent annual retreat, articles from various types of craft either showcased stars or members had learnt new skills at mini-workshops and went on to use this skill in their work. Some of this handiwork will be on display at Craftfest.

Members continue to support various charities such as SCoPe, Sunny Kids, McGraw Foundation and Cittamani. in fact, 25 quilts and many knitted clothing items were presented to SCoPe at the annual May presentation.

tickets for the dinner are $40 and can be purchased from Mooloolah Mitre 10. Contact diane Hobson on 5499 9704.

Please contact Jenny Wilcox on 0438 223 802 for any information.

People who enjoy a chat, coffee, sharing ideas and learning new skills are very welcome.

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Guests will enjoy a delicious meal catered for by ‘the orangery’. Local community groups, including the Community Centre, rural Fire Service and the proposed Men Shed, which is to be built on land behind the Community Centre, will give short talks in relation to their particular organisation. there will also be a raffle, lucky door prizes and displays from other community groups which will provide you with information.

the quilt for the McGraw Foundation Pink Cricket day will be displayed during Craftfest.

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LL NeWCoMerS to the Mooloolah Valley district are invited to come along to the inaugural Welcome dinner hosted by the Mooloolah Valley Lions Club on Wednesday August 7 from 6pm for 6.45pm, at the Mooloolah State School Hall. this is an opportunity for new residents to the area to meet local residents, businesses and community groups.

All newcomers will be given an information bag to take home, together with native plants kindly donated by Mooloolah river Landcare to decorate the tables. the community looks forward to meeting you!

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ALeNY iNdePeNdeNt School invites you to their open day on tuesday August 6 – 9.15am or 4.15pm.

Committed to delivering a Neohumanist, holistic approach to learning that engages and inspires students, Maleny independent School fosters a love of learning. offering a full range of subjects that meet the curriculum requirements through purposeful connections, learning is extended through inquirybased, real-world experience and life-skill development opportunities. there is a dedication to ‘get out’ of the classroom, go on excursions and build community connections. the school honours creativity, through visual arts, drama, dance, media, music, digital and design technologies; it also explores science with foundational sessions and fun experimentation.

Children develop perspective through learning a language and there is a dedicated literacy and numeracy program based on individual learning needs. in addition, the school has a dance studio, and the central location allows access to community facilities including sports fields, local pool, library and buses.

Come along and meet the students and staff, and learn more about their exciting curriculum and the school’s unique offerings. Contact: (07) 5494 2352.

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in brief Heritage Hall on Willis Rd, Bli Bli, at 12 noon, and the entry fee of $8 includes afternoon tea. The concert on August 11 is their Birthday Concert, revelling in 26 years of making wonderful country music! Any enquiries, phone Darryl: 5493 2340.

Wellbeing in the Park

Girls need your support Maleny Young Women's Program (MYWP) - is run fortnightly on Friday night at the Maleny Neighbourhood Centre and is for girls 12-18 years attending high school, assisting them in making healthy choices towards their wellbeing.

MNC would like to keep running this significant program for our local young women but desperately need funding. it would take 10 donors donating $1000 each per annum, to keep the program running for one year during school terms.

Anyone wishing to donate to this worthwhile program please contact Nooreen Harris Centre Coordinator / development Worker on (07) 5499 9345.

All donations are tax deductible.

Country music in Bli Bli The Maroochy River Country Music Club promotes and encourages country music appreciation for members and guests in an atmosphere of fun and friendship. A practice night is held each Thursday at 7pm members rehearse songs, ballads and bush poem recitals with the guidance of more experienced entertainers.

The next monthly concert is July 14, Bli Bli

on the first Wednesday of the month, Maleny Wellbeing Group is holding an event in tesch Park to promote community connection and wellbeing, 10am – 12 noon. it is an opportunity for those who are alone to come along and enjoy music, a sausage sizzle and meet members of local organisations. All activities are free. in July celebrations for NAidoC begin early with indigenous service providers and activities to promote NAidoC week. Local community organisations are invited to participate. it's a great opportunity to provide a community service and pick up new members.

Contact Nooreen Harris (07) 5499 9345.

Busy Needles Maleny If you can knit or crochet and would like to help this group supply handcrafted items to various organisations, PIPA (premmie baby items), Erowal Aged Care, Maleny Hospital, Range Care, beanies for cancer patients and the Salvation Army, please contact Florence on 5494 2115.

Patterns, wool and needles are provided.

They have a number of phantom knitters who deliver their finished items to the Verandah Room of the Maleny Community Centre. This is where Florence and the ladies meet every fortnight for coffee and a catch up. The next get-togethers are on July 11 and 25.

New chaplain for Maleny High A chaplain supports students without judgement, and can be a safe haven for those who need clarity and direction.

Micah Jones is the new Maleny State High School chaplain, and on Wednesday July 31 a Chappy Vintage tea is being held to raise funds to support Micah in his role. Come along to meet and hear from him whilst enjoying a decadent morning tea. tickets $20 per person from Maleny optical, Nellie’s Hair design, the orangery and Maleny High School, or via Facebook: Maleny State High School Chaplaincy For details, phone deb Stewart 5499 8111.

Operation Wanted Operation Wanted run by the RSPCA is happening once again, and District Vets Maleny are involved in this campaign, which offers 20% off desexing for cats and dogs until August 31.

Help reduce unwanted litters, which means less pets living on the street, in shelters and at the pound. Desexed animals generally have greatly improved health; they are also generally less likely to get diseases such as urine infections, mammary and ovarian diseases, perineal hernias and prostate cancer. Plus you receive cheaper council rates!

To register visit: operationwanted.com.au or call District Vets Maleny on 5499 9077.

Cross country is coming!

Queensland Athletics extends an invitation to all distance runners to participate in the 2019 Queensland Cross Country Championships on Sunday July 28.

Staged at the spectator-friendly and popular cross country course at the Maleny Golf Club - a feature of the Sunshine Coast Cross Country Series for the last few years.

All runners aged 6 and up, of all abilities,

are encouraged to compete. there are no qualifying standards – everyone is welcome. the competition is also the final selection trial for the State Cross Country team (u14open & Multi-class). Find out more at: qldathletics.org.au/events

Donations needed On July 15, Cappriccio’s Italian Restaurant will be collaborating with the Salvation Army to bring their very own flavour to Nambour, as they host their first soup kitchen for the less fortunate and homeless.

Patrons to this exclusive Pop-Up Restaurant will be warmed with hot and crispy garlic bread and a generous bowl full of Cappriccio’s homemade Spaghetti Bolognese, in a candlelit setting, accompanied by live acoustic music.

Cappriccio’s crew would love community members to help by donating any blankets, beanies and socks to be distributed on the night.

Donations gratefully received at Cappriccio’s Italian Restaurant, Riverside Centre, 7/4 Maple Street, Maleny, from 1pm daily (except Mondays).

Popstars the Musical Maleny State High School's musical, Popstars, is on July 24 and 25 at 6.30pm, and includes guest stars from Heartspace Performing Arts Centre and Maleny Primary School.

Nice-guy Mark is head over heels for his popular girlfriend Shannon - but she dumps him in front of the whole school. Shannon and her friends have formed a girl-band, who aim to win the talent Show.

Mark's grunge-band mates agree the best way to get back at Shannon is to beat her at the talent show. it's boy band vs girl band in this ‘90s jukebox musical spectacular. tickets $14.50 from stickytickets.com.

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Low down in your garden

What's in the Spotlight Hop aboard new Kenilworth service Council, in partnership with the Kenilworth community, recently introduced the Kenilworth Community Transport Service. This will help Kenilworth residents’ access services for just $8 per return trip to Maleny, Nambour, Mapleton, Eumundi and Yandina. If you live within 6.5km radius of the !"#$%&'()*+&,(*-./!0*1!*,2'!*(&*'!3#,(!'*4&'*()#,* service. To learn more, visit council’s website.

Get ready to build a stronger community Our draft Sunshine Coast Community Strategy 2019-2041 has been shaped by the diverse voices of our community. Because your ideas matter, make sure you have your say on our draft Community Strategy before July 19. Visit council's website.

Check out Horizon Festival Horizon Festival is taking over the Coast from August 23 – September 1 with visual art, music, %&'5,*6*#5!7,0*8$90*7'(*6*(!/)*7"5*9&'!:*;#()*7* line-up including the Australian premiere of The <&$5*=!/&'5*>$2,*&"!*&4*?2,('7$#7@,*8"!,(*7/(&',0* Jack Charles, along with an action-packed Festival Central, there’s an event to inspire all ages. Check out the full program at horizonfestival.com.au

We want to know, have we got it right?

Based on feedback from the community last year, we developed a set of values and design principles to help guide the design of buildings, streets and places on the Sunshine Coast. Have your say from July 15 – August 7 on the draft Sunshine Coast Design Strategy on our website.

Plastic Free July: Drop, swap or pick it up <7"*A&2*3&*7*42$$*9&"()*%#()&2(*7*(7B!7%7A*/&C!!* cup or plastic water bottle? Join the challenge this July and commit to reduce single use plastics. You can participate in a beach clean-up or be informed at a kitchen reset workshop. For more info and inspiring local stories, visit council’s website.

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HeN it CoMeS to re-establishing native vegetation we tend to concentrate on the planting of trees and shrubs and if we’re lucky maybe a few Lomandra. But to truly re-establish a diverse ecosystem we must help establish all the groundcovers too such as grasses, herbs, small shrubs and ferns.

Groundcover plants are crucial in providing a safe home for ground-based animals such as skinks, frogs, snakes, bush rats, antechinus and of course a whole host of insects (don’t say yuk, think of them as bird food!)

Also crucial are groundcover plants in providing the food resources such as seed, fruit, leaf and tubers to everything from birds, butterflies and beetles right through to wallabies and kangaroos (if you’ve got a really big backyard).

Groundcover plantings can be very rewarding for you if you love your native fauna, because they can be very rich in the resources they provide and, in effect, act like a magnet for native fauna in your area!

Planting native groundcovers in your own backyard (as well as trees and shrubs) is often even easier than in a big revegetation project, because the small plants are vulnerable to weed competition and your input with mulch and weeding can be vital in establishing native groundcovers.

Control of groundcover weeds is crucial while establishing native groundcovers, for example lawn grasses such as couch,

carpet grass and kikuyu need to be eliminated and subject to ongoing control through blanket mulching and or weeding. once well established though, native groundcovers can outcompete and shade out the weeds. the great thing about many groundcovers is that they are easy to grow yourself by either directly transplanting around your garden or establishing in pots to plant later.

Plants such as Native Violets (Viola banksii), Pennyroyal (Mentha sp.), Creeping Beard Grass (Oplismenus spp.) and Pollia (Pollia crispata) are just a few of our local native groundcovers that you can propagate easily through cuttings and runners.

Native grasses such as Kangaroo Grass (Themeda triandra), Barbed Wire Grass (Cymbopogon refractus), Native Sorghum (Sarga leiocladum) and Poa (Poa labilardieri) are easy to grow from seed or transplant as seedlings. All the plants listed above are available through Forest Heart ecoNursery. our place is buzzing (or should that be tweeting) with a huge diversity of small birds at the moment including red Brow Finch, New Holland Honey eater, Golden Whistler, red Backed Fairy Wren, Lewin’s Honey eater, Whip Birds and many more.

None of our plantings are much older than 11 years, but the dense plantings of groundcovers and low shrubs near the house provide home and food for these little critters and so many more.

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iNter iSN’t oVer yet and although with gradually increasing day length all our shrubs, trees and groundcovers, plus of course weeds, will resume growth, that does not mean an immediate increase in food supply for the wildlife. Winter can be a lean time with reduced availability of nectar-producing plants, and also fruit.

As we plan our next revegetation project, or think about the spring and summer garden, spare a thought for future seasonal availability of food for the birds, insects and other creatures that depend on quality food for survival.

Winter flowering banksias provide nectar during the lean season so observe the flowering times in your area. that will vary from coast to hinterland and to some extent from year to year.

Banksia robur flowers sporadically during the winter and its mature woody fruit containing seed pods are a source of food for the Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoos.

Banksia aemula is a late winter, early

Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo spring flowerer and a very attractive small tree with its reddish knobbly bark. Banksia spinulosa will flower from autumn to winter and is flowering now in the hinterland. it’s a great garden shrub. our favourite bottle brushes generally flower in spring with a smaller display in autumn, but look for any with an alternative flowering time. Some produce a few flowers sporadically.

Council meetings Ordinary Meeting 9am July 25, Caloundra 07 5475 7272 mail@sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au

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Fortunately, our local wattles don’t wait until “Wattle day” in September and from now on will be providing pollen for the bees and other insects.

Fruit can be trickier but Callicarpa pedunculata, Velvet Bush, has clusters of small blue fruit, loved by pigeons. Prune this one in the garden, let it go in the revegetation. For best growth, provide full sun.

Acronychia oblongifolia, White Acronychia, has been dropping its creamy white edible fruit and is an attractive small tree with glossy foliage.

Pipturus argenteus, Native Mulberry, always has birds in amongst the leaves looking for tiny fruit or insects. it’s a good pioneer and edge plant in the revegetation. there are choices, so plan ahead and if all else fails, a split ripe banana will be quickly demolished by Lewin honeyeaters and/or small marsupials.

Barung native Plant nursery Phone 5494 3151

Porters Lane Nursery opening times: Wednesday - Friday - 9am -3pm, Saturday 9am - 12pm

Relive memories at Bankfoot House Remember the stories your grandparents told you?

The latest exhibition ‘Storytelling at Bankfoot House’ showcases special items from the remarkable collection and explores how we share intimate family memories. Join us each Sunday in July for an afternoon tea of shared stories by descendants of the families who lived there, volunteers, Friends of Bankfoot House and Sunshine Coast locals. More details via heritage.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au

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

Lean Times

Dig in for National Tree Day Venture outdoors and get your hands dirty – join in Australia’s largest tree planting on National Tree Day, July 28. Enjoy live music by SoLar, snap a ,!$8!*%#()*7*B&7$70*)7D!*A&2'*47/!*>7#"(!5*7"5*9&'!* at Doonan Creek Environmental Reserve. Register on council’s website by July 21 for a chance to win!

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iNter iS iN full swing, and it is the optimal time for carrying out major pruning work on mature trees. in much the same way that you can bare-root transplant stone fruit trees at this time of year, so you can also make larger pruning wounds on established trees without as much fear that it will upset the health of the tree. this is partly because sap flow slows down or almost stops, so you don’t lose vital fluids from the wound. A bit later in winter is even more ideal because spring is just around the corner, bringing with it an increase in sap flow, thereby enabling the tree to start the amazing process of dealing with

the wound. this illustrates again what incredible self-managing systems these majestic organisms are. they just quietly go about their extraordinary business of turning sunlight into sugar and carbon dioxide into oxygen, sequestering carbon, and helping to drive our water cycle. these are just some of the things we benefit from. in addition, they also possess astonishing methods for dealing with wounding, shedding redundant parts of themselves, and circulating nutrients around themselves. recent science shows that trees communicate with each other via their

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root systems, and support each other and exchange nutrients through these same systems. incredible! i urge you to touch and connect with these giants and see what you feel, they are alive just like you.

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When hinterland locals need a lightbulb, pot of paint or power tool, they can always visit Manager John Brown and his efficient, friendly team at Mitre 10, Maleny.

Knowing this is a stalwart shop in the town, we stopped by for a quick Q&A with the man in charge!

John Brown (second from left) with some of his team: Josie, Vickie , Bruce and Jack

The man behind Mitre 10 Where did you grow up? i was born in Sydney and lived there until the age of 12 when our family moved to darwin. All my teen years were spent there.

pointed to a live echidna which was asleep near one of the shelves. We to this day have no idea how he had got in without being seen.

What are the most popular products?

What made you move to Maleny?

We had friends living in Maleny and holidayed here a few times. We loved the climate and the laid-back atmosphere of the town as well as the friendliness of the locals. it reminded me of darwin in the early days. We were looking at moving from darwin and this seemed like the perfect choice. As it turned out, it was the right choice.

How long have you been running Mitre 10?

And when/why did it become Mitre 10? i started the range Hardware 25 years ago initially as a thrifty Link Hardware and changed to Mitre 10 about nine years ago. Changing to Mitre 10 was a decision i did not take lightly and procrastinated over it for nearly six months. it was only when a sales rep told me that the hardest part of making the change is making the decision to change. that turned the light on for me and i made the change immediately.

Do you have any funny stories from working here? there was a funny incident a number of years ago when a customer asked me if i could give him a price on something halfway down the aisle. He took me to it and

Paint and Garden products are our biggest departments although one of our biggest sellers are ear plugs. there are a lot of snorers in Maleny.

If you weren’t running Mitre 10, what would you like to do? if i wasn't running the store i would like to travel more and also get more involved in volunteer work within the local community. in a small community such as ours, you do see the difference volunteers make to the region.

What is your favourite thing about working at Mitre 10, Maleny? the best thing about being in the hardware store is that it never gets boring. You are constantly learning, and no two days are the same. there are many regulars who we enjoy a chat with, and the staff have all been with me for many years and are just like family.

If you had to share any hardware advice, what would it be? the best hardware advice i can give is to measure twice and cut once. Also, if in doubt leave it out.

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the water is icy and he gasps, as he splashes it over his nose and chin but it does nothing to stem the flow of blood. i put the kettle on to warm some water and drag a chair over to him.

Allen looks up calmly and says, “don’t worry, he’s just having a serious nosebleed from the cold.”

As the bleeding slowly subsides he cleans blood from his face and hands. Bending over, he wipes the blood from his boots and the front of his dark green winter ‘del’. i hand him fresh clothes, which he stuffs down the front of his ‘del’. Looking deeply into my eyes, he leans over and takes my hands firmly into his huge calloused, warm hands. the human connection is palpable.

Walking off a few steps, he stops and turns back to look at me again and with a slight nod of his head, he turns towards the distant mountains and strides away, back to his herd.

Rensina van den Heuvel guides a tour in Mongolia each year which she runs in partnership with a Mongolian family.

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A call to prayer wafts up from the small picturesque town of olgii, which lays down in the valley. Allen is already up, frozen fingers and all, tussling with a puncture in the tyre so we won’t be leaving in a hurry. it’s sticky sweet rice with sultanas for breakfast on this glorious morning under a magnificent sapphire blue sky. the familiar whistles of the herder sing on the wind.

Moments later a herd of over 100 sheep and goats, of every colour, swarm up over a rise. the herder sits astride a white horse as he takes the flock up into the hills to graze.

With binoculars, i get a closer look at an older man, short with a very chunky build. He’s dressed in a dark traditional ‘del’ with a bright orange sash.

A herder travels through a spectacular Central Mongolian sunset

the Mongolian dismounts, leaving his horse and walks in our direction. As he approaches, he appears to stagger, leaning forward as he walks. “Vodar! Vodar!” he calls out; distress evident in his tone.

At ten metres away, i see that he has his hands clasped together, under his chin and they’re covered in blood. in fact, there is blood everywhere, half of his face is covered, pouring through his fingers and dripping down onto his ‘del’. the man tilts his head, peering up at me, with a look of imploring helplessness. i rush to him, handing him toilet paper and with a bottle, i pour some water into his cupped hands.

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eArt diSeASe is generally understood to be a disorder of the organ of the heart. However, Ayurveda understands that heart disease is a result Wendy Rosenfeldt of physical, mental and emotional factors and takes into account the influence of diet and lifestyle on the whole physiology, rather than just focusing on fixing up the faulty parts such as heart valves or diseased arteries.

Cardiovascular disease refers to a wide range of health problems from blocked arteries to irregular heart beats. Knowledge of the Ayurvedic theory of doshas helps to understand why a particular risk factor, such as stress, smoking or poor diet, would predispose one person towards a particular heart disorder more than another.

Ayurveda understands each disorder in terms of imbalance in a particular dosha or subdosha. our predominant dosha type can also help us to understand what is most likely to go out of balance and therefore needs more attention. the health of our heart is governed by the smooth functioning of all three doshas.

Sadhaka Pitta, a subdosha of Pitta, is responsible for emotional balance; Avalambaka Kapha, a subdosha of Kapha, governs strength and stability of the chest area while Vyana Vata, a subdosha of Vata, is responsible for the blood flow and heart beat. due to these different aspects of heart functioning, health advice is based on pacifying the dosha which is out of balance. Pulse diagnosis provides the Ayurvedic practitioner with a non-invasive tool to determine the health of your heart.

When out of balance, Sadhaka Pitta can give rise to anger, frustration, high blood pressure and in extreme cases heart attack, stroke and chest pain. overwork, anger, stress and stimulants such as alcohol and excess caffeine all contribute towards increasing Pitta.

Sadhaka Pitta is soothed by relaxation, meditation, gentle, non-competitive exercise and being in nature. Foods such as sweet fresh fruit, asparagus and leafy greens are most suitable when Sadhaka Pitta is aggravated. Avoiding excessive amounts of red meat, chilli and food additives will also assist in pacifying Pitta’s fire.

Avalambaka Kapha, out of balance, can cause lethargy, chest congestion and heart pain. Combined with toxins and poor digestion, excess Kapha can contribute towards the build up of cholesterol and plaque in the arteries.

to balance Avalambaka Kapha and reduce the build up of fatty deposits reduce heavy, hard to digest foods such as red meat, cheese, saturated fats and sugar.

Favour wholegrains, fresh fruit and vegetables.

Sipping warm boiled water helps to digest the build up of impurities and cleanse the system. regular exercise without strain will enhance the overall metabolism and bring balance to Avalambaka Kapha.

When Vyana Vata goes out of balance it can contribute to problems in blood pressure and heart arrhythmia. Stress, anxiety and overstimulation of the senses all aggravate Vyana Vata.

Vata is balanced by rest, having a good routine, warm meals and warm oil massages. Gentle exercise such as walking, swimming or yoga is also beneficial in keeping Vata pacified. transcendental Meditation is particularly soothing for Vyana Vata, as the heartbeat is found to become balanced and steady and blood pressure problems are found to normalise with regular practice Stress is a leading factor in heart disorders. When the physiology is stressed it goes into the fight or flight response. Hormones and biochemicals are released which activate the cardiovascular system placing it under greater pressure.

Chronic stress weakens the cardiovascular system and also contributes towards other risk factors such as hypertension, poor eating habits and an increase in addictive substances such as nicotine, alcohol and drugs. in contrast, during transcendental Meditation the physiology goes into a state of profound rest and the heart rate slows down dramatically. in this state of deep rest the body throws off stress, repairs and revitalises. due to this release of stress the individual is then able to make more lifesupporting dietary and lifestyle choices.

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N exCitiNG AreA of brain research, Psycho Neuro immunology PNI for short, is revealing the way our thoughts and feelings affect our immune system and also how our immune system affects our thoughts and feelings. our everyday routines or even our concerns about world events, can wind us up and set in motion a silent process of unconscious reactive internal communication without us filtering this dialogue that is signaling the release of chemicals that have a very, very powerful effect on our well being. try a little experiment this next few weeks, interrupt the mindless chatter and the unruly emotional reactions that occur to ask yourself, “is this really true?”, “do i really mean what i'm telling myself?” and you may find that you don't mean it at all. often our internal raves spring from things other than what we are frustrated with.

But never-the-less the effect on our immune system is still very powerful. did you know that the way we handle stress and the social support we think/feel we have or haven't got contributes to the likelihood of us catching a cold or flu. And did you know that stress can affect the body’s ability to heal wounds or even that stress can reactivate latent viruses that lie dormant in our body.

When tests were done on mice, (i know you’re not a mouse) but still, stress was found to grow and spread tumours more quickly.

Stress can contribute to excess inflammation by stimulating pro inflammatory cytokines that direct inflammation in the body and can even increase levels of depression experienced. one or more of the following suggestions might help to restore balance to your chemistry and bring a greater peace to your body. eat wholesome meals (no junk food please, some people tend to sabotage themselves (“i don’t care if this is good for me or not, i deserve a treat” thinking) when they are feeling stressed or emotionally upset. Consider nutritional supplements to support your body. talk to a friend or write down what’s really bothering you in a journal. interrupt your daily routine, rest for a moment or two, soften your body and your breathing, let yourself feel, and think of someone or something you love. think of how so many of the problems that held you captive in the past resolved themselves or you survived them.

Consider having a healing session and reconnect to a wisdom and strength that is a part of your true nature. Love your body back into peace and balance as it was meant to be.

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eNtioN tHe BroNZe Medallion and a lot of people will know that it’s to do with swimming and a Lifesaving award. But how many people have ever heard of the Grey Medallion? the Grey Medallion is a special Life Saving award created for the over 50s by the royal Life Saving Society and you don’t have to be able to swim to participate. the program helps people to learn essential emergency care skills and life saving that could one day save family members, friends or even your own life. on the Sunshine Coast most of us have easy access to water, be it dams, lakes, rivers, creeks, pool and the sea.

Many older Australians also care for their grandchildren after school and during the holidays, and many have pools or use inland waterways. And we are all prone to having accidents from time to time! “the Grey Medallion is definitely not a swimming award, and you don’t even have to be physically fit to do it. People don’t need to be able to swim. it’s a two-day course that teaches how to act in emergency situations both on land and around the water.

“We cover emergency care, CPr, how to use a defibrillator, marine stings, first aid and water-wise skills.

We also teach “dry rescue” skills, where you don’t even need to get into the water.” explained Patricia Barry, Grey Medallion trainer.

“Most people accept that beaches can be dangerous, but inland waterways have been the highest risk drowning areas for some years now so we would love to see more from the Hinterland doing this course as it’s just as relevant to them as it is for people who live at the beach,” added Patricia.

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it’s run by fully qualified Grey Medallion trainers, First Aid trainers and Life Savers,” Patricia stated.

Check the Club website at caloundracity.org.au and enrol yourself online, or phone Patricia on mobile: 0402 454 644.

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itH tHe WiNter sports season just about to get underway, this article is a useful explanation of why your child may be complaining that their heels are getting sore.

Heel pain, caused by calcaneal apophysitis (also called Sever’s disease) is a common cause of heel pain in physically active children. the condition can be very painful but is only temporary and has no long term effects.

Children will describe pain at the back of the heel where the growth plate has not yet fully developed and calcified. it usually occurs in early adolescence when children grow most rapidly. this growth spurt can begin any time, approximately between the ages of 9-12 in girls and 10-12 in boys.

A large tendon called the Achilles tendon joins the calf muscle at the back of the leg, to the heel. Severs disease is thought to occur because of a mismatch in growth of the heel bones to the calf muscle and Achilles tendon. if the bones grow faster than the muscles, the Achilles tendon that attaches the muscle to the heel gets tight. At the same time, until the cartilage of the calcaneum is ossified (turned into bone), it is a potential weak spot. the tight calf muscle and Achilles tendon cause a traction injury on this weak spot, resulting in inflammation and pain.

Such stresses result from sports or activities that require a lot of running, jumping and landing, especially on hard surfaces. examples would include football, netball and track running.

How Can Physiotherapy Help? the immediate goal of treatment is pain relief. the symptoms will generally worsen during or after activity so the most important aspect of treatment initially is rest or activity modification.

Physiotherapy treatment may include: • diagnosis of the problem, • ‘Hands-on’ therapy - massage, mobilisation, exercises • taping & learning to tape for sport • Advice about relative rest from activity –

physiotherapists can help work out what, and how much activity is ideal • Cold packs for approximately 15 mins after physical activity • Correction of any biomechanical issues, shoe inserts if necessary • time! Generally the pain will ease, although there may be flare-ups from time to time with growth and increased physical activity.

For assessment and management of your child’s heel pain, call Maleny Physiotherapy for an appointment with Tim, Mary or Andrew, 5494 3911

1/70 Maple Street, Maleny

Ph: 07 5494 3911 malenyphysiotherapy.com.au

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ACUPUNCTURE

COUNSELLING & LIFE COACHING Margarete Koenning Counselling BA Social Work, Gelstalt Therapist, Psychotherapist working with individuals, couples and, families. Training professionals in family constellation 20 yrs practicing in Maleny, Clinal member of Pacfa.

Ph: 5494 2778, 0408 416 041

Anthony Brown Acupuncture Registered Chinese Medicine Practitioner.

Member (fellow) AACMA. Anthony has 35 years clinical experience, 30 of them here on the Sunshine Coast and Hinterland.

26 Coral St, Maleny Ph: 5435 2555

ASTROLOGY

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

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

Juliette Kalifa Qualified Counsellor & Arts Therapist 20 years experience combining counselling with arts and sand play as requested. Adults, children, individuals, relationships and groups.

Training and supervision of counselling professionals. Ph: 0417 643 592

BEAUTY THERAPISTS Michelle Jarden - Beauty Therapist Electrolysis, facials, massage, make-up, nails, sauna, spray tanning, tinting, waxing, ear-piercing. 66 Curramore Rd, Witta.

Ph: 5494 4012 or Mob: 0402 531 500

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

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

Ph: 5442 9371

ENERGY HEALING Red Spirit Energy Healing

Kathy Blackburn Dip. Bowen Therapy (Bowtech).Gentle effective treatment of Back Pain; Migraine; RSI ; Tennis Elbow; Knee, Ankle & Foot Conditions; Menstrual/ Hormonal irregularities; Chronic Fatigue; Respiratory Conditions and MORE. Health fund rebates. Ph: 5429 6180

Practitioners Mark & Chris Pasley, are now offering comprehensive healing services at Flaxton.

Visit www.red-spirit-energy-healing.com for information and request a Free Discovery Session. Ph: 3281 6453

Feng Shui and Astrology: Richard Giles, Qualified Feng Shui practitioner Feng Shui home/business assessments.

EM radiation assessments. Astrologer of 27 years. Contact Richard on 5435 0158, Email: ricgiles@powerup.com.au Web: www.richardgiles.info

CHIROPRACTORS

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

Provide a soothing massage or motivation to train in winter ?

Talk to Karen about listing here: 0414 432 423

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

MASSAGE THERAPISTS The Stillpoint - Katie White Massage, Emmett Technique, Reiki. Harmony & Balance for Body & Soul. HF Rebates & Gift Vouchers. Now at 26 Coral Street, Maleny.

Ph: 0400 722 786 for appts. www.thestillpoint.com.au

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

HF rebates. Ph: 5429 6180

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

Maleny Massage Centre

HAIRDRESSERS AND BARBERS

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

Hinterland Hypnotherapy - Psychologist Quantum Consciousness - Expand your Personal Universe. Mindfulness. Increase Good Habits, Remove Bad Habits, Anxiety, Stress.

Medicare / Healthfund rebates may apply.

Contact Matt Vance 0415 463 976 www.hinterlandhypnotherapy.com.au

Mark Milne

FENG SHUI

Meyer Therapeutics Katleen, experienced therapist offering Bowen Therapy, Emmett Technique, and more.

Offering Maya Abdominal Therapy® for fertility and pregnancy support, help with abdominal, reproductive, hormonal and digestive issues.

Weekend appts available. Ph: 0400 289 090 www.meyertherapeutics.com.au

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

HYPNOTHERAPY

Nellies Creative Hair Design Cut and Colour specialists.

Nellie, Annette and Jenny offer you the opportunity to have exceptional hair using great product at fantastic prices.

21 Coral St Maleny – Ph: 0438 785 443

Relax and unwind with a beautiful Kahuna massage. Deep tissue, remedial, sports, aromatherapy, and couples massages available.

For ease and upliftment in body and mind.

Call Linda 0468 323 208

MEDICAL CENTRE HOME CARE

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

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

Offering onsite Doctors, experienced nursing staff and Allied health services. Appointments available Mon- Fri 8.30am- 5 pm and in Maleny Sat 9am-12pm.

Ph Maleny: 5494 2388; Ph Montville: 5442 9144 Book online at www.ochrehealth.com.au

MIND BODY SOUL Healings Arts - Delphina Let the crystals illuminate your heart and soul.

Spiritual Healing, Crystal Workshop, Massage, Retreats, Crystals Chakra Alignment, Unique Crystals, Gems & Minerals Ph: 0422 759 930 www.delphina.com.au

When you make an appointment, let them know you found them in the Hinterland Times!

From onlywellness $33.00/month&(minimum six month booking) beauty health,

Hinterland Health and Beauty NATUROPATHS

Contact Karen Muir: 0414 432 423 / Email: karen@hinterlandtimes.com.au

PSYCHOLOGY

PERSONAL TRAINER, FITNESS, DANCE Get Active!!!

Group Fitness & Personal Training

Lyn Thomson B.Psych. M.Counselling. GDip Psych.

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

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

Ph: 5494 2627

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

Ph: 0401 750 255 www.awakeningcentre.com.au

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

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

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

Pascale Richy Naturopath BHSc Herbal and Nutritional Medicine, Dietary and Life style Coaching. Optimise health and wellness with an evidence based, holistic and inclusive approach. Hormones, gut, weight, immune and mental health issues.

Ph: 0423 615 413 E info@pascalerichynaturopath.com

PHYSIOTHERAPY/OSTEOPATHY Range of Motion Physiotherapy Mapleton - Montville - Maleny - Imbil

Maleny Yoga Centre Shop 3 Rainforest Plaza Maple St Maleny.

Fully equipped studio. Certified & Experienced Teachers. Beginners & senior classes available, casuals welcome. Ph: 0448 518 734 www.malenyyogacentre.com

Russ, Barbs, Lauren and Kerrie. Providing the highest quality care to restore & maintain optimal physical function & mobility.

Ph: 5478 6600 www.rangeofmotion.com.au

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

Maleny Physiotherapist

Maleny Optical

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

Tim & Mary Bagshaw. For all of your Physiotherapy requirements.

1/70 Maple Street, Maleny. Ph: 5494 3911 www.malenyphysiotherapy.com.au

Maleny Osteopathy Providing quality eyecare including visual checks, childrens vision, aged vision, glucoma and cataract screening. In addition, contempary fashion frames to suit all tastes and budgets.

We will look after you! Ph: 5435 2733

Just $33.00 for ongoing advertising (6 month minimum) Contact Karen Muir: 0414 432 423 advertising@hinterlandtimes.com.au

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professional ser vices

ACCOUNTING & TAXATION Frederick A Forbes - Accountant & Registered Tax Agent Specialising in small business & individual tax returns. Primary producers, rentals, investors, salary & wages. Personal & professional service.

3/15 Maple St, Maleny. Ph: 0434 996 608 E: forbestax@bigpond.com

ADVERTISING

GOVERNMENT SERVICES QGAP Maleny - Maleny Police Station Mon, Tue, Thurs 9am – 12noon & 12:30pm – 2pm New Registrations & Housing close 11am & 1pm Transport & Main Roads (NOT Driver Licensing) / Births, Deaths & Marriages, Seniors Card Applications / & more. EFTPOS & Credit cards preferred. Manager Judy Phipps 10 Macadamia Drive Maleny – Ph: 07 5420 5320

LEGAL SERVICES

Hinterland Times Karen is your advertising contact for the Hinterland Times.

Mobile: 0414 432 423 Email: karen@ hinterlandtimes.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

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

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

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

TRAVEL AGENTS 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

TRAVEL AGENTS cont.

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 Travel Managers Everyone deserves a personal travel manager.

I specialise in Ocean and River cruises, tailored and unique land based journeys for singles, couples and families. Let’s meet and talk travel. Contact Caitlin 0413 147 947 www.travelmanagers.com.au/caitlincoote

REAL ESTATE RE/MAX Hinterland Local Knowledge - Global Reach Ph: 07 5408 4220 - remaxhinterland.com.au Maleny - 2/10 Maple St - 0447 737 737 Montville - 7/171 Main St - 0499 785 111 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

BUILDING DESIGN AND DRAFTING Skhemes Design & Drafting As an experienced Interior Design and Residential Drafter, I will create, advise and document your house plans and selections ready for your builder. Call Anna 0412 105 174 E: anna.paroz@gmail.com

CARPENTRY 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

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

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.

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

CLOCK REPAIR 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 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.

CURTAINS, BLINDS, SECURITY

BUILDERS Jenner and Son Builders and Carpenters Witta – QBCC 21848 Old Queenslander?

All work to Heritage quality, from roof to stumps.

Blog http://andyjenner.com/?p=132/ Contact Andy 0427 424 340

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

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

CARPET CLEANING Get your business noticed for only $33.00 per edition / 6 month minimum Contact Karen Muir: 0414 432 423 42

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

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

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

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

QBCC #101629

RENDERING 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

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

MOWING AND GARDENING

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

PLANT NURSERIES

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

ROCK WALLS 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

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

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

PLUMBING & WASTEWATER 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 Sky Plumbing & Gas Fitting BSA 1078655 Guttering, Water Tanks, Filters and Pump Installation. Septic Trenches, Holding Tanks, Blocked Drains. Heat Pumps & Gas Installation.

Landlord water reports.

Water Hammer solutions. Ph: 042 11 66 882

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ASt WeeK SCott MorriSoN spelled out what he called his economic policy. But, as usual, it was little more than a series of motherhood slogans about the need for more productivity, less regulation, and a spot of union bashing for good measure—nothing new, nothing of real substance, much like the prime minister himself.

Basically it was all about tax cuts, because this is the one and only idea Scott Morrison can convincingly articulate: tax cuts were his election policy and he won the election.

So it follows that if he can bully the parliament into legislating them, the economy will spring to life like a startled gazelle, the surplus will be delivered, confidence will be restored, employment will rise, wages will revive, spending will soar and we will all bask in the promise of Australia forever after.

Well, putting $20 a week in the pockets of the least wealthy, who will spend them because they must, may help,

CASTING CALL

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volunteer.

The economy but it is hard to see how the rest of the package – the bits that will have to wait for another six years – will turn the economy gangbusters. one of ScoMo’s business spruikers said bravely it would give people something to look forward to – the archetypal pie in the sky. then there is the need to unleash our animal spirits, cruelly entangled in red and green tape, which he defines as “the regulatory and bureaucratic barriers to business”. others might characterise such rules as a bare minimum required to protect the public from exploitation – wasn’t that what the banking royal commission proved, not to mention aged care facilities and of course the construction industry, from which new buildings are being evacuated regularly to ensure basic safety.

But hey, we need more animal spirits, nature and free enterprise red in tooth and claw, and so we are inviting the business sector – the exploiters, both real and potential – to give us their agenda. Consumers, environmentalists, and other busybodies need not apply.

And as for the unionists – well, hush your mouth. time for yet another ritual bashing in the name of industrial relations reform, again to be masterminded by the impeccably impartial employers, who have thrown their tired old prescriptions on to the counter as if they had suddenly discovered a cure for cancer.

Get rid of unfair dismissal laws, they chorus – let us sack more people, that should boost jobs and growth. And remove the provision that replacing new awards must include a “better off over all” standard – “no disadvantage” is more than sufficient, until we can get around to actually slashing terms and conditions as true free enterprise demands.

Scott Morrison’s propagandist powerhouses, the Murdoch press and the institute of Public Affairs, have already made it clear that their real nirvana will be the re-introduction of the feudal system, But why be politically correct, let’s get out of the bubble and be fair dinkum: how good is slavery?

And just for starters, we want laws to allow us to deregister unions we don’t like (meaning just about all of them, but in particular the hated CFMMeu). that should get productivity going gangbusters. the unions have always been a convenient whipping boy for the coalition, but using them in their traditional role at this moment in history is even more opportunist than usual – it is based purely on the embarrassment of John Setka. in fact the union movement has seldom been more impotent. Not only has its membership dwindled to the point where it is seriously endangered, but its real influence is minimal. this is why we have wage stagnation, now conceded by everyone from the reserve Bank to struggling employees as the major and most urgent problem confronting the floundering economy.

And it is why industrial disputes – strikes – have diminished to insignificance. the bogey men, the big bad union bosses now exist only in the fantasies of the right wing warriors who cannot face the reality that actually a lot of the mess is their own fault – and they have absolutely no idea of how to fix it.

And the irony is that their tentative solutions are firmly against their own neoliberal ethos. energy prices too high?

Government intervention, control, regulation, more red tape to restrain the animal spirits of the power companies. it probably won’t happen and if it does it almost certainly won’t work. But such is Morrison’s desperation to provide an agenda – any agenda – that the contradictions entailed in his manifesto have to be overlooked in the hope that someone, somewhere, will take him seriously.

What is actually needed, as the rBA Governor Phillip Lowe wearily repeats, is stimulus – interest rates by themselves can no longer suffice to end the malaise. A more ambitious program of infrastructure might help. to which Morrison replies we already have one – it’s just not stimulating yet. in fact, actual construction went backwards last year. But eventually it might work - when it trickles down …

And then there was innovation – we have to be daring, smart, in the forefront of developments – except, of course, if they involve the biggest challenge and opportunity of all, climate change, which Morrison could not bring himself to mention.

Ah, yes, we remember innovation, way back in 2015, when Malcolm turnbull became prime minister and was innovating like buggery, being agile and nimble all over the place.

Admittedly not a lot happened – the business community decided that there was no point in taking risks when the government was already depressing wages and pushing profits up quite nicely, thank you, and could be relied on to keep doing so. the likelihood of some damascene conversion, however miraculous Morrison pretends, is at best minimal. But Morrison is relying on the business community for guidance and direction – he is their leader, so he must follow them.

However, perhaps not just yet – first he had to jet off to the G20 to tell donald trump and xi Jinping how to run their economies. of course they won’t take any notice of him either, but there could be a decent photo opportunity in it.

And there was plenty of time for shmoozing the donald, and even inviting him to come to a game of golf in Melbourne.

Now that should get the economy moving. or at least the headlines, which are what really matters.

The views expressed in Mungo's column are his and not necessarily the views of the HT team.

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Mobile: 0412 680 801

Coming up for Kids

(plenty to check out over the month ahead)

Above: Great workshops in Maleny Lane Left: BioBlitz results with Dr Scott Burnett Image Adam Sebatian West

WONDERFUL WORKSHOPS!

NATUREWATCH

Maleny Lane has a new incentive of supporting and providing service for the Community. rovielle Yamaki (the owner of Soul about Sushi) is facilitating the Maleny Lane Community tribe, and invites instructors to offer workshops at the garden space of Maleny Lane at the back for children, families and adults. Workshops (at the back of Maleny Lane, garden space) already in place for July:

BioBlitz: Leather, fur and claws: July 25, 3.30pm – 5pm. in the Mary Cairncross Scenic reserve theatrette, dr Scott Burnett (uSC wildlife ecologist) will share information about the exciting species of bat found that has not been previously recorded in the reserve. Plus learn how many pademelons live in the reserve and see what the camera traps revealed in the tops of the reserve’s mighty fig trees. register at: events.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au/ event?eventid=21888

Practical Ideas for Travel Kits for Kids, thursday July 4, 9.30am-10.30am explore easy-to-clean, fun and affordable diY activities for kids travelling in planes or going on road trips. Parents and child will put together a start to their 'take-home' travel kit.

Mossing about in Mary Cairncross: August 7, 3.30pm – 5pm. the theme continues, with Andrew Franks (Queensland Herbarium Bryophyte Curator) sharing his BioBlitz findings on the reserve’s bryophytic biodiversity, from liverworts and hornworts, to moss and lichen. register at: events.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au/ event?eventid=21891

Parents and Kids Laugh for Wellbeing, Friday July 12, 9.30am - 10.30am. Join leading laughter yoga facilitator, Heather Joy Campbell. Laughter yoga is a unique exercise, accessible to all abilities and ages, that harnesses laughter as a physical action, rather than a response to humour.

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Kenilworth- Robot Mouse - July 12, 10.30 11.30am: Code the robot to run the maze and find the cheese. Five years and above up to 10 years, adults are required to stay in the library while children under 12 attend library programs.

Where do your rates go?

Our communities are our future – and this is the focus of Sunshine Coast Council’s $848 million budget for 2019-2020.

Reading to kids

Maleny - Storytime - July 18, 25, 9.30 - 10.30am: Features stories, rhymes and songs to enhance language development for children 2 to 5 years.

Minimum general rates are $1243.20

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Nambour - Comic Bombing - July 11, 10 - 11am: Channel your secret superpower of creativity and decorate your own superhero storage box. Seven years and above, up to 12 years.

For more library happenings and to register for events (except for Storytime), visit library.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au/ Whats-on/events-Calendar or call 5475 8989.

LIBRARY EVENTS

Sushi-making and Lunchbox Alternatives, Saturday July 13, 9.30am-10.30am. Soul about Sushi - rovielle share techniques, as parent and child roll together and create firm and tasty sushi rolls and rice balls that make lunch boxes healthy and satisfying for kids' small fingers. 'takehome' bag includes gluten-free soy sauce and wasabi.

Must register early on Facebook page - Maleny Lane Community tribe to participate!

BUDGET

Beerwah - Spheros - July 12, 9.30 - 10.30 am, 11am - 12 noon: Learn to connect and control a Sphero SPrK+ robot, 7 years and above up to 12 years. Age limits for our programs are strictly monitored and enforced.

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

JULY

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Sunshine Coast Spoken Word, 2-4pm, feature poets, open mic, $10 entry, adults only, Homegrown Cafe, Palmwoods

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Sound of Soul – Hu Song and Spiritual Conversation, Kawana island Meeting Place, Parrearra (off Kawana Way), third Sunday monthly, 9.30am-12.30pm, Jennifer 0429 957 989 / eckankarqld.org.au

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Plastic Free July worldwide program, details: plasticfreejuly.org

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COMPASSION: an exhibition of artists’ books, old Ambulance Station Nambour, 7 days from 10am to 3pm, until July 21

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Kenilworth ArtsFest open for entries, details: kenilwortharts.org.au

24, 25 Popstars the musical, Maleny State High School, 6.30pm, tickets $14.50 via: stickytickets.com

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Heart of Gold Young Filmmakers Competition open, visit: heartofgold.com.au

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HT editorial and ad copy deadline for August edition

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Kieran Wicks, Finbars, Maleny, 6.30pm, 5494 3146

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Sound of Soul – Hu Song and Spiritual Conversation, Maleny Neighbourhood Centre, 17 Bicentenary Lane (off Coral St), weekly Wednesdays 6-7.30pm, Jennifer 0429 957 989 / eckankarqld.org.au

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Classic Clarinets, 2pm, St George’s Church at 2 Walker drive, Maleny, tickets trish Bagshaw: 044898962 or on the door from 1.30pm

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Transit, Maleny Film Society, 7.15pm, Maleny Community Centre, details: tix.malenyfilmsociety.info

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Queensland Cross Country Championships, Maleny Golf Club, details: qldathletics.org.au/events

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Scone Time, Montville Village Hall, 10am, tickets $10, trybooking.com/BBdMC

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Chappy Vintage Tea fundraiser, Maleny State High School, tickets $20, details deb Stewart: 5499 8111

Rotary 2019 Calendar Photo Competition winner, Melissa Carmichael from Maleny, with Misty Morning

5-14 Montville Art Exhibition, Blackall range Visual Artists, St. Mary’s Hall, Montville, 10am-4pm, free 6,7

Knitfest, Maleny

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Book Sale, Friends of Maleny Library, 9am-12 noon, fill a bag for $5 from ex-library stock and donated books, Cds /dVds bargain prices

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Gardening at The Old School House, Mapleton, 8 10am, all welcome, enquiries 5445 7813

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Stargazing at Maleny Golf Club, details on facebook ‘Sunshine Coast dark Sky Astronomers’

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12-14 Camp Afro Foli, details: rhythmculture.com.au 13

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Hayden Hack, Finbars, Maleny, 6.30pm, 5494 3146

14

Mountain Sessions, hosted by ‘No Cigar’, Mapleton Bowls Club, 2 - 6pm, $10, details on facebook ‘Mountains Sessions’

AUGUST 2,3

Motherhood the Musical, details: theeventscentre.com.au

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SCATER, Competitive trail ride at Wamuran for horse riders, visit: scater.com.au for details or call debbie: 0437 847 771

The Maroochy River Country Music Club concert, 12 noon, $8 entry includes afternoon tea, Bli Bli Heritage Hall on Willis rd, Bli Bli. enquiries: darryl on 54 932340

15

School term three begins

Monster Garage Sale, Maleny uniting Church, 1290 Maleny-Landsborough road, 6.30am, contact Stan (0428 780 832) or Murray (0409 268 665) for details/to donate

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Storytelling at Bankfoot House, 1998 old Gympie rd, 1.30-2.30pm, free sessions, bookings: 5420 8600, also on July 14, 21 and 28

How do I Paint Music exhibition, until August 15, C-Square Nambour, Mon-Fri 1-3pm, Saturdays 10-2pm

Maleny Independent School Open Day, 9.15am, or 4.15pm, contact (07) 5494 2352

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The Sound of Soul, Hu Song and Spiritual Conversation, tewantin CWA Hall 123 Poinciana Ave, 4-5.30pm, third Wednesday monthly, Jennifer 0429 957 989 / eckankarqld.org.au

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Welcome Dinner hosted by the Mooloolah Valley Lions Club, 6pm for 6.45pm, Mooloolah State School Hall, contact diane Hobson: 5499 9704

10

The Curated Plate: dining under the Stars long table at Flaxton Gardens, visit: thecuratedplate.com.au/events

19-21 Nambour Winter Jazz Fest, details: nambourwinterjazzfest.net.au

10

Landscape Band, Mooloolah Public Hall, 6pm, details: trybooking.com/eventlist/landscapebandtour

20

Craftfest, Palmwoods Bowls Club, 9am - 4pm, contact Jenny Wilcox: 0438 223 802

25

Montville Wedding Expo

20

Velathon comes to Montville from 7am, volunteers/marshalls needed please, email: ediheide@gmail.com

21

HT advertising booking deadline for August edition

Blackall Range Woodcrafters Guild, annual Wood expo, Montville State School’s Main Hall 9am to 4pm (Saturday), 9am to 3pm (Sunday)

7-14 NAIDOC Week, details: naidoc.org.au 7

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11, 25 Busy Needles Maleny, Verandah room, Maleny Community Centre, for details call Florence: 54942115 12

Aglow - Sunshine Coast, 9.30am at Flame tree Baptist Church hall, 27 Coes Creek road, Burnside, entry $8 incl morning tea, contact dorothy 5476 4190

12, 13 The Odd Couple, the Lind theatre, Mitchell Street, Nambour, book via: lindlane.com.au/watch 12-14 Native Plants Sunshine Coast, Living Backyard section, Queensland Garden expo, Nambour Showgrounds 14

Sometimes Always Never, Maleny Film Society, 7.15pm, Maleny Community Centre, details: tix.malenyfilmsociety.info

Mountain Sessions, No Cigar, 2-6pm, $10, a showcase for local artists, visit facebook ‘mountain sessions’ for more info

17,19,20 The Odd Couple, the Lind theatre, Mitchell Street, Nambour, book via: lindlane.com.au/watch

January: Australia day celebrations; Maleny Film Festival; Yandina Ginger Flower and Food Festival February: Montville: Flame Hill Grape Stomp

tuition and workshops

April: ANZAC day Services, Sunshine Coast ukulele Festival

Piano Tuition

Make Your Own Furniture workshop

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

one-day workshops making funky functional furniture. identify suitable materials and create your own unique piece using simple wood-working tools. Materials and lunch included $175. Gift vouchers.

Phone Richard: 5422 9291 www.richardknightwoodworks.com.au

Singing Lessons - Hinterland Singing Studio experienced singing teacher in Maleny, covering all styles and abilities. relaxed easy going environment.

Contact Tobias on: 0451 958 343 for more information www.hinterlandsinging.com

Hinterland Events

African and Latin Drumming with Natalie @ upbeat rhythms.

Private lessons /Group workshops.

All levels welcome. Adults & Kids.

Gift vouchers available.

Bookings / inquiries: 0437 603 213 natsdrum@bigpond.net.au www.facebook.com/upbeatrhythmsnat

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 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

Make your Workshop a Success

October: Mountain View Challenge; Heart of Gold Film Fest: Gympie; Blackall 100, Mapleton

From as little as $33 an issue, list your workshop under tuition and Workshops banner.

Phone: 5499 9049 or email advertising@hinterlandtimes.com.au

November: Mary river Festival December: Woodford Folk Festival

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