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uttiNG toGetHer tHe June issue, i noticed with great pleasure the amount of contributions from hinterland groups and guest writers, as well as our regular Ht writers. We have tom Mcdonald with his illuminating piece on the Little Montville Bookshop, Jamie Walker with his valuable insight on protecting owls, Sarah Williams sharing how her audiobook with Myles Pollard came about, and painter Wendy edmond on her life as an artist. Add to that the letters and poems you send me, and i feel quite warm and fuzzy! My only hope is that we can encourage the younger members of the hinterland through our Ht Young Writer of the Year Award. remember, you still have four weeks to send in your story/prose/comedy sketch! (Parents, grandparents and friends, encourage your young scribes and school mates to take the leap of faith – they can submit anything from 100 – 600 words.) Looking back, May was quite a month, including the highly enjoyable Fashion and Flowers Morning tea at the Maleny Showgrounds and the Glasshouse Small Business Awards – always a hoot. (Check our Facebook page for pics.) there was also an election, and i know people who are joyful and also despairing about the outcome. during this time, i heard a very illuminating conversation with social commentator, Charlie Pickering, that i'd like to share, in part.

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Australians are often told that our contribution to global emissions is too small for us to do anything to help, but if you take all the other countries who, like us contribute 2% or less to global emissions, they actually make up 41% of the world total. So, together we can have a major impact. An example was made, which resonated with me. in World War ii we made up 2% of Western Allies fighting overseas, but we didn’t decide not to fight because we were too small to make a difference. We took pride in doing our part because the consequences of doing nothing were unthinkable. i can’t help but think this is another of those moments in time. regardless of people’s political (or climatic) beliefs… why not strive for a cleaner, healthier environment? Well, i know i will try my best anyway, for our future generations, whether my political allegiances are red, blue, green or rainbow! on that note, i wish you all an optimistic June and, as ever, let me know your thoughts, stories and events. this is your Ht, and the team and i love having your presence in the pages. enjoy.

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Experience the sublime - music from Andrea Kirwin

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Buy the book – local authors and events for June

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26 Sustainable choices at Maleny Expo

35 Sheds of wellbeing for men

For a list of what’s on for June and annual hinterland events, turn to page 42

COVER STORY Colin Peters and Mindfulness Poet, Brendan o'Shea celebrate the life and legacy of ‘Magik Col’ Colin Hastie.

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overS oF LiGHt opera and musical comedy always await the Maleny Singers season with anticipation, and this year is set to again provide a feast for the senses, with a production of Gilbert and Sullivan’s The Gondoliers. Set in venice, and in the mythical kingdom of Barataria, the story involves a stolen prince, two venetian gondoliers and their beautiful brides, a pompous duke and duchess, and a sinister Grand inquisitor. this strange crew experience a range of uproarious misunderstandings before the obligatory happy ending! Jim Flatt is hilarious as the pompous yet henpecked duke of Plaza-toro, who is completely under the thumb of his firebreathing duchess (Jenny Keys), and their beautiful but haughty daughter Casilda (Sarah-Jane Abbott). With the family having fallen on hard times, the duke proposes to float himself as a corporation with the intent of raising funds by selling access to their social status to unsuspecting lesser mortals! they contrast amazingly with the determinedly republican gondolier brothers

(Colin dunn and Chris Ward) and their new brides (evalee Sharples and viera Keogh). the gondoliers are shocked when the sinister Grand inquisitor (ian McMaster) informs them that one of them is heir to the throne of Barataria, was secretly married as a child to Casilda, and then stolen away, disguised as a gondolier’s son. With the King dead, the gondolier can claim the throne, but the problem is that he doesn’t know which of them it is. unravelling this complicated mess makes for classic Gilbertian satire, which, when accompanied by Sullivan’s beautiful melodies, creates some of the cleverest and most poignant numbers in the show. those who saw last year’s production of Iolanthe will recall the magnificent costumes, which added so much to the visual splendour. the Singers’ Musical director, Margaret taylor, has again sourced a number of the costumes from the G&S Society of WA, and they are spectacular. do not miss this musical treat! the show will be on at the Maleny Community Centre, June 15, 16, 22 and 23. tickets from trybooking or the Maleny information Centre.

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o CeLeBrAte reFuGee Week 2019 the Sunshine Coast refugee Action Network (SCrAN) is coordinating a Community Film Festival. Five different films will be screened at seven venues across the Coast, sharing stories of refugees and people seeking asylum. Beginning in Maleny on Saturday June 15, films will then be screened throughout the week in Caloundra, Buderim, Sippy downs, Nambour, as well as eumundi and Noosa. of the five films in the Festival, four are documentaries by Australian directors and one is an Australian comedy, The Merger. they hold stories of courage and resilience and the films are variously heartwarming, inspiring, uplifting or surprising, and all are thought provoking. the Festival finale is on Saturday June 22 with a free screening of The Staging Post at the university of the Sunshine Coast. the film’s director, Jolyon Hoff, and refugee Week Ambassador, Muzafar Ali, will lead a discussion and Q&A session after the film. refugee Week is an initiative of the refugee Council of Australia. it has been celebrated nationally every year since 1986 and includes World refugee day on June 20. the aim is to create better understanding between different communities and to encourage successful integration, enabling refugees to live in safety and to continue making a valuable contribution to Australia. While most of the Community Film Festival events are free, seats are limited. More information is available from refugeebuddies.org the Sunshine Coast refugee Action Network (SCrAN) currently includes; Amnesty Sunshine Coast, Welcome to Maleny, Buddies Refugee Support Group and Noosa Welcomes Refugees.

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Gondoliers Giuseppe (Chris Ward) and Marco (Colin Dunn) with their wives Tessa (Viera Keogh) and Gianetta (Evaly Sharples) with Grand Inquisitor (Ian McMaster)

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“i have many different bees, i don’t know the exact, entire extent but i know i have the big teddy bear bees, a giant black one with a bright yellow bum, the blue-banded bee with the beautiful turquoise stripe and of course all the little natives, and we have little native nests all over the place,” smiled Caz. “the native bees and the honey bees all get on together too and they don’t fight or anything, it’s really lovely.” Bees are an essential part of a healthy farm according to Caz, “You have to have the bees and i’ve noticed over the years that they even change the colours of things,” she said. “the cosmos has come into more yellows and a lovely orange. When they pollinate, they do influence what a flower is like. it is really, quite interesting. there are other little beneficial insects that pollinate too, but the bees are the main guys, so we need to look after them.” Caz’s unique style to farming has drawn plenty of attention to her farm, including a brush with Hollywood fame. When producers of Aquaman decided to have a scene with roses, which included actress Amber Heard eating a rose, they went looking for organic, spray-free roses, and they found Caz, with her Sunshine Coast farm. Now you can see her beautiful roses in the Hollywood blockbuster. the ‘Aquaman roses’ are a striking, stand-out,

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Eddie and Linda Vann will be hanging up their Naval hats at the end of the year

You see them on parade every Anzac Day and Remembrance Day, confident in their crisp ceremonial whites, proudly bearing the Australian flag as they march by with military precision. For over 20 years, the TS Centaur Naval Cadets have been providing Maleny’s youth with opportunities in leadership, selfdiscipline and teamwork, turning youths into responsible adults.

How does an easement effect the person who grants it? The landowner who grants an easement usually cannot build structures within an easement area or use fencing that would hinder access. Other activities might also be prohibited. It is therefore important that before you a purchase property you know where all easements are located and what restrictions are associated with them. Easements can affect property values – consider these examples: • Several easements on one lot of land might seriously limit the choice of building sites. • High tension power lines running through an easement near an otherwise great building site can be unsightly. Resale values may be affected since many people feel that living too close to power lines is a health risk.

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ACK iN 1995, three old salts – John Wenban, eddie vann and Grant Hammer – decided to start up a navy cadet unit in Maleny. recognised as an official unit in January 1997, the Maleny unit, tS Centaur, commemorates the Australian Hospital Ship Centaur which was sunk off Moreton island in 1943 by a torpedo fired from a Japanese submarine. As a result, 268 lives were lost. At present, the unit officers, eddie and Linda vann, have 16 cadets, both male and female and aged 13–18, under their stewardship.

“the cadets is basically a youth club in uniform,” says eddie. “We train them in teamwork, leadership, communication, social integration, but we do it with a maritime emphasis... and we do water activities – kayaking, sailing, power boating. “Cadets get opportunities to visit royal Australian Navy (rAN) ships. earlier this year two tS Centaur cadets flew to townsville and spent four days on HMAS Choules. “We sail and kayak on Baroon Pocket dam. We have a boat shed down there where we store our boats. Kayaks we store at our unit and take them down as required. “in the next couple of weeks there is going to be an opportunity for cadets above recruit rank to do a power boating course.” in this course, cadets learn how to drive a powerboat. But activities are not limited to the water; the cadets enjoy bushwalking, rifle shooting, drum band, parade

• Buyers may simply not like the idea that others have a right to use the land in some way. Don’t assume that because an easement is not currently being used it will never be used. As long as an easement is registered on the title of the property there is always a possibility that the individual who benefits from it will decide to enforce it.

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

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activities and organised camps with other units. they also compete in the National Sailing regatta in Sydney. “We had winning crews two years running,” beams eddie. “We’ve got a well set curriculum that takes them through from recruit to seaman, able seaman, leading seaman, petty officer, chief petty officer and each of those has their own set course with a task book that they work to,” he says. the results are impressive as demonstrated by the cadets on ANZAC day every year when they carry out their duties as the Catafalque party mounted on the Maleny rSL Cenotaph. one of the most exciting opportunities for the cadets is securing a voyage on the Young Endeavour, the national sail training ship. the Young endeavour Youth Scheme has been recognised internationally as a leading youth development program. “the sail master trains them and at the end of their ten day voyage, they can take a turn at being captain, first lieutenant, etc. and run the ship for 24 hours,” explains eddie. overseas exchange programs are also on offer, with annual exchanges available with Canada, New Zealand, united Kingdom, and the united States. “We have a cadet who in June, is going to America on a cadet exchange,” says eddie. Some of the cadets go on to enjoy a career in the navy or military and even those who don’t, derive other benefits from being in the cadets. the discipline and confidence they acquire through the program helps them to become ready for future employment. “We can give employers a report of their time of service, and a reference,” says Linda. “that gives them a start with job seeking. there’s not many opportunities for them to

get a reference when they are looking for their first parttime job.” For eddie and Linda, the rewards of working with the cadets are altruistic. “You get a lot out of seeing success stories with kids,” grins eddie. We’ve had kids on the autism spectrum and the parents have come to us and said, ‘what a difference you’ve made!’”. Linda adds, “We’ve had kids who have come along and they’ve been either problem kids or on the verge of getting into something serious, and they’ve ended up being great cadets. they just needed that focus and structure. the rAN provides all cadet uniforms and covers the cost of many activities so the cost to parents is minimal. After being at the helm for the last nine years, Linda and eddie have decided to disembark from the tS Centaur Australian Navy Cadets at the end of this year and focus on other commitments. they would like to hear from anyone who may be interested in taking over. if you love working with teenagers and enjoy seeing them achieve, this could be an opportunity for you. it’s not mandatory to have military, naval or a defence background though it would be an advantage. ideally, the cadets need three people, at least one male and one female. other useful skills would be experience in sailing, outdoor activities, computer, administration, management or training. eddie and Linda would be available to assist throughout a transitionary period and invite anyone interested to join them at the tS Centaur unit in the Maleny Showgrounds on Wednesday afternoons after school. their telephone contacts are: 5494 3290 or Linda’s mobile: 0402 060 050.

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His Excellency, the Honourable Paul de Jersey AC, Governor of Queensland has accepted the Maleny Cultural & Historical Society's invitation to visit the Pioneer Village to open the historic farmhouse Glenferna on June 15. The Society’s Heritage, Research and Publicity Officer, Desley Malone, shared with us the journey in managing the project and how the community has brought Glenferna to life.

He MALeNY PioNeer village became the new permanent home on the evening of May 25, 2016, for a local farmhouse with a long patchwork history of 113 years. the Society welcomed Glenferna to the fold to become a new School and Post office Museum. “the farmhouse has an interesting history. it was built on the first land selection in Maleny, a 790-acre selection which was subdivided," explained desley. “one portion was sold to three thynne sisters and part of this portion is now Mary Cairncross Park. the other portion (480 acres) was where edward thynne built Glenferna in 1903

and farmed. Glenferna receiving office was registered to receive mail from 1904 to 1912.” the house was sold to Andrew Beacom and in 1915, it became the home of Arthur and Mary Cork and their 11 children for almost 40 years. desley continued, “their eldest daughter, Blanche, married ernest e Pattemore in 1916, which links Glenferna to Fairview, Maleny’s only State Heritage House and the Pattemore family home.” Glenferna was sold from farmer to farmer until it became an art union prize farm in 1976. the winner leased the house and farm separately for decades until the house was recently sold and donated to the Society by Brian and Leone McFarlane. desley has been observing the care and attention bestowed on this historic house for many years. “For three years, Glenferna has been undergoing restoration here. the outstanding support from the community through time, skills, grants, fundraising and donations is what has brought it all together.

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“Grants from the Gambling Community Benefit Fund and the Sunshine Coast Council played a large role in our goals with Glenferna, we are so thankful for their support," desley smiled. “the telecommunication Museum will include the history of the mail service to Maleny, M.S. 373 which started c1890 and sharing of local stories.� the School Museum will include memorabilia from the many small schools that closed down within the district Blackall range (Wootha), Witta, North Maleny, Bald Knob, Curramore, Booroobin as well as the Maleny State School, river School. Maleny High School and the Ananda Marga “i felt we needed somewhere to help people remember these little schools as they carry a lot of history and memories,� desley shared, wistfully. “Glenferna arrived here needing a lot of love to reach the display stage. there were structural issues, rainbow-coloured walls and worn floors. Clive Powell almost single-handedly painted the outside and inside of the entire house. As he painted, he saw the difference and said that he just couldn’t stop until it was finished.� this house has clearly had an effect on those who have worked on the restoration, some to a great extent. “Clive is also our hardworking gardener and landscaper and he has the gardens looking outstanding through months of hard work. “Project Manager, ed Lawley, has donated over 420 hours of tradesmen. plus many hours of labour by his team Murray and Preston roberts and ross Sinclair are descendants of edward and Lilly thynne and have contributed to the restoration.� desley continued with the grateful acknowledgments, “Site Manager, Bernie Gilbert and Clive Powell, tom Malone, Ashley Williams and over 60 volunteers, many from the Men’s Shed have all contributed. Bernie Gilbert has been onsite almost daily for three years, truly an outstanding contribution.� the generosity didn’t stop there. “We have been very that fortunate with gifts. A rosenstengel dining room suite had been stored for decades in a farm shed, has found its way to the Pioneer village. “it is now in Glenferna where it originated and has been restored by Ashley Williams and reupholstered by Brian Watson. “Sharon Fitzgibbon has enhanced the front door with a stained-glass window and matching transom. Ashley Williams gifted a large glass and mirror pharmacy display cabinet, c1910, and Clive Powell has gifted a beautiful 1870 Spanish chandelier for the front entrance.�

the fully insulated Glenferna has a secret modern room tucked away under the existing patio roof line. Hidden away is a climate-controlled archive room which has been purpose-built to museum standards and structurally reinforced. “We wanted this important feature to store and preserve Maleny’s history for future generations. With a Sunshine Coast Council grant, we purchased a compactor, an air conditioner, a freezer and we are establishing the archive,� desley shared. “the archiving process is exciting as it is our way of connecting Maleny to the world via the internet and searchable archives through the eHive system.� Museums, societies and private collectors worldwide use the system to catalogue and publish their collections online so they can be accessed globally. “We are fortunate to have a Nambour Christian College student, Will davies, electronically cataloguing the books and records in our archives.� His excellency the Honourable Paul de Jersey AC, Governor of Queensland and Mrs de Jersey will visit the Glenferna farmhouse on June 15, but the work to create the museum display will continue over the next period. “the museum part of the restoration to tell the story of the schools and telecommunication to the district is yet to be displayed,� added desley. “it is a huge project that we have undertaken, we continue taking one step at a time to completion with the generous help from the community, Sunshine Coast Council, fundraising and grants. the house; the “First, we saved and restored next step is securing funds to display the museum. We built this project with the community, by the community and for the community to preserve our history.� You can help safeguard the future of Maleny’s history by making a donation to the Glenferna project via the Maleny Historical Society’s website at: historicalsocietymaleny.com

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N tHe YeAr that celebrates 30 years since the fall of the Berlin Wall, it is perfect timing to bring Anna Funder to Maleny for an outspoken event. Before turning to writing full-time in the late 1990’s, Anna worked as an international lawyer for the Australian Government, focusing on human rights, constitutional law, and treaty negotiation. After jettisoning her legal career to write Stasiland, she jobbed for a time as a radio and television documentary producer at the ABC. Stasiland describes the period Anna spent in the former east Germany, after the wall came down. it tells the stories of people who heroically resisted the communist dictatorship

of east Germany, and of people who worked for its secret police, the Stasi. Shortlisted for many awards in Australia and Britain, in 2004 Stasiland won the world’s most significant prize for nonfiction, the Samuel Johnson Anna Prize. Hailed as ‘a masterpiece’ Funder and ‘a classic,’ Stasiland has been Image Gaby Waldek published in 20 countries and translated into 16 languages, adapted for radio and Cd in the uK and Australia. outspoken presents Anna Funder in conversation tuesday June 25, Maleny Community Centre, 5.45pm for 6.30pm, tickets $22, $15 for students, booking essential. visit: trybooking.com/book/event?eid=498530&

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itH A NeW book “Sundowner of the Skies: the story of Oscar Garden, the forgotten aviator,� being published, Mary Garden is pinching herself to see if this is a dream. the Sunshine Coast Hinterland has always had a magnetic attraction for Mary. “it’s where i found my tribe. i love the greenery and cycling around Maleny. “in fact, the week i was moving into my new house, i got the acceptance letter for my book,� Mary smiled. Mary first moved to Maleny in 1989 but left in 2000. But it wasn’t until she moved into a beachside fibro shack near Bundaberg that Mary found her writing groove. “one of the articles i wrote was about my father, oscar Garden, and his aviation career, and it was printed in the Financial review in April 2005,� Mary said, incredulous. “even though i told people i was writing, i don’t think i really believed it myself for a long time. “i do love writing, but with this story, i had to write it. i couldn’t get on with my life until i had. My half-sister was a huge help as she had kept a lot a material,� Mary shared. “i really didn’t know how famous my father

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was in his time. My mother used to say he was just big noting himself. She really downplayed it. “My father was an unknown novice, who didn’t really set out to break any records with his 1930 flight from england to Australia in a second-hand de Havilland dH60 Gipsy Moth he named Kia ora. “He turned up at Wyndham, and no one really knew he was coming. that was when the press began to call him Sundowner of the Skies,â€? Mary explained. the reviews have been highly favourable, with New Zealand writer, Maurice Gee, saying, “i've just finished Sundowner and found it enjoyable in every way. readers after an aviation story will be more than satisfied, it's a gap filled in, and fits oscar into his proper place as one of the great pioneers; and it's an adventure story as well‌ beautifully told.â€? Sundowner of the Skies will launch at the Maleny rSL at 2pm for a 2.30pm start, on Saturday, June 8, with an optional 1930’s dress theme to celebrate oscar Garden’s incredible flight. the afternoon will feature special guest speakers tracey Heers, Brian day and Mary’s daughter Natalya. Cost is $10 and bookings are available from rosetta Books or trybookings.com/BCAtP.

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two daughters, Florence the dog and Harry the cat. A Quiet Girl is the latest offering from this award-winning author, a delightful picture book that celebrates the beauty of the world around us. Mary is a quiet girl. Her family makes so much noise they hardly notice her – or anything else. until Mary, in her own gentle way, shows them what they’ve been missing. “in an increasingly noisy world filled with distractions, i wanted to produce a book for younger readers that champions the quieter ones among us

and acknowledges all that we can learn from them. “A book that shows us how much our world can open up if we stop, listen, and take in the magic of nature,� says Carnavas. With exquisite illustrations and an empowering message, A Quiet Girl is Peter Carnavas’ tribute to the introvert. Find out more at: petercarnavas.com

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ALeNY GArdeN CLuB is again hosting Gardening on the edge, June 8 and 9, 9am4pm. this Garden trail provides an opportunity for locals and visitors to the area to see a number of beautiful gardens and to attend the Garden Market at the Maleny Showgrounds (Maleny Stanley river road, Maleny). the 2019 event will be a trail of six country gardens open to the public and a garden market with specialist plant and produce stalls, camellia flower display, homemade refreshments and a raffle to support the Maleny Hospital. this year as a point of difference, Green Harvest, the nationally commended organic seed, plant and gardening supply business is presenting their incredible edible garden as one of the six gardens, their shop will be open. the event is the main fundraiser for the Maleny Garden Club inc. held annually since 2005, with over $130,000 raised and donated to local organisations such as the Maleny Hospital, Blackall range Care, rural Fire Brigade, Men’s Shed, SeS and state and high school chaplaincies. Further information from Jan Maguire: 0476 109 872 or visit facebook.com/gardeningontheedge

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eMeMBer tHe CLoSiNG date for the Hinterland Times Young Writer of the Year Award is June 30! Your submission can be anything from 100 - 600 words, and the subject is ‘A day in the Life’. if you are aged between 11 and 17, this is an opportunity to have your story published, win some money, receive a certificate and make the front cover! (there will be one winner, two runners up and three highly commended.) Please send your submissions to editor@hinterlandtimes.com.au with your name, contact details, age and story title on page 1, and the story (any genre) on page 2 onwards. Your story could be about yourself, a character you’ve made up, someone you admire, even another species. the only limit is your imagination! So don’t be shy, we love receiving your writing, and hope this inspires you to put pen to paper or get tapping on the keyboard. Friends and family - if you know someone who can write, encourage them to email us with their idea perhaps a future writing career beckons!

NitFeSt iS BACK again on July 6 and 7, with more excitement and fun than ever. With 100 trade and market stalls, there's sure to be some yarny goodies to take home and get crafting. this year's workshops are pretty interesting too but don't forget to book on the website before they sell out. Maybe you'd like to learn macrame, extreme knitting, Fair isle, basket making, felting or dyeing with natural dyes. there are 27 workshops to choose from! this year, Spicers and Pomodoras have joined in with their creative cooking classes. on Saturday July 6, the raw Fleece expo will have an international judge to judge over 60 alpacas in the show ring as well as their fleece judging. the Maleny Arts and Crafts Group will have their workshop open for demonstrations, displays and sales at the showgrounds near the Park'n'ride. the Brisbane Astronomers dark Skies night is also on Saturday night at the Maleny Golf Club. there are still spare trees to decorate if any groups want to get together for the annual tree Cosy competition. For more details see www.knitfest.com.au

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ooKiNG ArouNd MY studio you would have to agree that first and foremost i am a colourist. i am inspired by the strong colours that surround me…in my garden, in my home and of course the rich colours of the Australian landscape. “i want paintings to be uplifting and encouraging as well as decorative. Mostly i paint landscapes and still-lifes, in acrylic and pastel.” Wendy Edmond

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Wendy spent 25 years working in health, in cancer treatment after training in radiotherapy in Brisbane and also nuclear medicine, working around the world before settling back in Queensland with her growing family. Wendy’s next career was in State Parliament for 14 years, the last six as Minister for Health. “this was a very busy time in my life and left little room for creativity, although i was always a keen photographer, capturing images both for work and also ones i wanted to paint one day. “While i can’t remember a time when i didn’t want to paint, it has only been since i retired in 2004 that i have had

the opportunity to both study and practice art.” this was aided by a 2007 move to Flaxton where a neighbour introduced Wendy to the Blackall range visual Artists. “We meet as a group each week to paint and exchange ideas and friendship and have several exhibitions each year at St Mary’s Hall in Montville with our commission going to assist with maintenance of this historic hall and precinct.” For those interested, the website blackallrangevisualartists.com.au has information about up-coming exhibitions.

“My paintings are representational and my photos are my inspiration, but my aim as an artist is to capture the emotion and atmosphere of the particular moment and place when i took the photograph.” Being in Arts Connect has enabled Wendy to be part of the open Studio experience for several years and an excellent way of allowing visitors behind the studio door… to see how an artist thinks, works and is inspired, in a wide range of media. “i enjoy meeting fellow artists and interested visitors, and they are welcome at my studio.” Find out more on artsconnectinc.com.au

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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The change of date (a good decision, based on this year’s Easter weather!) has enabled the committee to present a new focus for the festival, with a full program of cooking demonstrations and live entertainment throughout the day, and a family-friendly section in the vacant allotment next to the park.

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Apart from the usual parking in the grounds of the Kenilworth Community College, there is additional parking at the eastern end of Charles Street, with a shuttle bus to the Town Park.

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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

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

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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 521 108

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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

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

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

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

QuArterLY Mooloolah Valley Community Centre - Four Season Markets Located Mooloolah Public Hall 42 Bray rd WiNter Market June 22nd, 8am-1pm. Stallholders welcome info at 5494 7822 or e: info@mooloolahcommunitycentre.org

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BroNZe PLAQue screwed to a massive tallowood bench seat outside Maleny iGA may seem insignificant to passers-by. However, the dedication Keep Smiling Beautiful speaks volumes of local, Colin Hastie and the legacy he left his community. the seat, donated in 2010 by Maleny Freemasons, was made in recognition of all quiet achievers. etched into the weathered wood is ‘Happy to meet - Sorry to part - Happy to meet again’. this bench, once a resting place for Colin now invites reflection. Col traversed Maple Street exuding joyfulness most days of the week. it is said that a near-death experience, the result of a brain aneurysm and 200 days in hospital many years ago, changed his outlook on life. Col’s appearance was that of one at ease with himself: t shirt, shorts and cap that had seen better days. A scraggy, smile and an energy that greying beard, his trademark inspired. Col’s signature quotes, Keep smiling beautiful and Keep shining your light gifted with an open heart. His words did not discriminate. Whether local or tourist, shopkeeper or busker, you might well have been the recipient of unrestrained positivity. over time, this earned him the name Magik Col and more recently, Maleny Angel. Shocked by the recent untimely death of the 63-year-old, a groundswell of grief spurred the community into action. the word spread via social media and from friend to friend. two weeks after Col took flight from this life to the next, a community memorial, organised by Colin Peters, Sabine Wienand and Sammy ringer materialised in tesch Park. volunteers cooked a barbeque with donated food, more than enough to cater for the 200 plus in attendance. tributes of artwork, flowers, music and poetry were testament to Col’s bequest. People shared individual stories of how Magik Col touched their lives. they exchanged tears and hugs. the mood was palpable. Colin Peters recalls, “Magik Col lived in Maleny for around 28 years. We had a strong acquaintance going back about

Rob Outridge – Maleny IGA, Arthur Trass – WM, Maleny Masonic Lodge, Colin Peters, Brendan O’Shea – Mindfulness Poet, sit on the IGA bench bearing Colin's plaque, Keep Smiling Beautiful Image Gay Liddington

13 years from upfront Club days. one time at the club there were five Cols sitting around a table and so, after that he’d always say in passing, ‘us Col’s have to stick together!’. He was always happy and smiling from behind that scruffy, scraggy beard. “After the memorial gathering, i created the ‘Keep Smiling Beautiful’ Facebook group. An offer to donate a brass memorial plaque followed. Before long, permission was granted for the plaque to be affixed to the seat outside iGA.� Like many in the Maleny community, Mindfulness Poet, Brendan o’Shea expressed his grief creatively. Brendan’s poem Remember to Smile can be found in Poets’ Corner, p23. Colin Hastie brought joy and connection - something we need more of in these times. He will be sorely missed, but lovingly remembered.

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He MALeNY viSitor information Centre (MviC) has been offering information to both visitors and locals for the past 25 years! An information outlet was considered necessary for visitors to Maleny by the Maleny Chamber of Commerce in 1994. it was a small hole in the wall in Maple Street then, open on the days volunteers were available for two to four hours a day. “Joan Benson encouraged other locals to volunteer their time to promote the Maleny businesses, all through a hole in the wall of the Maleny Community Centre,� shared MviC President, Scilla ecuyer. the Blackall range Business and tourism Association was formed mainly by accommodation businesses in 1995,

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with the aim of promoting the Hinterland as a tourist destination and has always been supportive of the Maleny information Centre and assisted in its growth. “over the years the Maleny information Centre has developed into a more sophisticated organisation,� smiled Scilla, “with support all the while from the Sunshine Coast Council, Maleny Commerce, Hinterland tourism Sunshine Coast and many of our long-standing Maleny businesses.� Maleny local, Bridget Sparks, was instrumental in creating the structure of the organisation with her

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Sustainable Futures Expo Health, Wealth & Lifestyle Key Note Speakers, Exhibitors, Presentations & Workshops Entry into

$500 Voucher Draw to be redeemed with one or more exhibitors after the expo

Saturday 22nd June 2019 8:30am - 3pm Maleny Showgrounds Key Note Speakers CYNDI O’MEARA - Changing Habits https://changinghabits.com.au Key Note Speaker - Health 9.00am Main Stage

Presentations 01| Sunshine Coast War on Waste 02| Creating a Sustainable Lifestyle with Native Plants 03| Demonstration - Beeswax Covers 04| Proposed UNESCO Biosphere nomination for the Sunshine Coast 05| All Honey is not Created Equal 06| Whole’listic Home, Food & Selfcare Demonstration 07| Smart Living Eco Village Concept 08| Styled for Change 09| Ecoflow Wastewater 10| Save up to 75% on your hot water costs 11| Food Security & Sauerkraut Making Demonstration Food available through The Real Food Lady Wheelchair access available

Cyndi O’Meara, nutritionist, best selling author, international speaker, founder of Changing Habits, documentary maker and creator of Changing Habits farm. Cyndi will be doing a key note speech on “The biochemical effect of herbicides”.

PAUL LATEMORE - Bridges Financial Services https://www.bridges.com.au Key Note Speaker - Wealth 10.30am Main Stage Paul is the Queensland Alliance Manager for Bridges Financial Services. With over 30 years in financial services, in his past roles he helped many clients reach their retirement goals. He now works closely with Bridges referral partners to help more Australians receive good quality advice. Paul will be doing a key note speech on “How to Prepare for a Sustainable Retirement”.

JIMMY HIRST - Polkadot Tiny Homes, Eco Villages https://www.polkadot.org.au Key Note Speaker - Lifestyle 12.30pm Main Stage Jimmy Hirst is a passionate, self-professed social entrepreneur and social engineer actively working in advocating for and helping transition the mainstream population to that of more sustainable & socially connective communities (also referred to as “Eco Villages”) to help improve quality of life for all people as well as helping reduce impact on the planet so that it may be enjoyed 4 generations to come.

Find out more by visting www.sustainablefuturesexpo.com.au Fin Proudly Supported by the Sunshine Coast Council’s grants program

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

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oLiCe Are concerned about females becoming isolated on nights out, and becoming vulnerable to predatory behaviour, which may include drink spiking. Perhaps through intoxication they are separated from friends or removed from licenced premises because of intoxication?

Serious offences may be prevented by some simple welfare checks, and then providing assistance where necessary, such as finding friends, calling parents, arranging transport. Some initiatives which may help is the use of message posters on the back of WC cubicle doors, and above urinals for males displaying message posters including safety of women, predatory behaviour by males targeting intoxicated women, that intoxication does not constitute consent, cognitive ability to provide consent, assisting women if they appear vulnerable, or contacting police.

'd JuSt LiKe to say hi and take a moment as a fellow business owner in town to congratulate you on continuing on the good work of Michael and Faith with the magazine. i used to do some work on the digital and advertising side of Hinterland Times when it was a young magazine through my old design studio Fig Creative. Nowadays, i co-own Shotgun espresso with my wife Kelly robson and have recently opened a coworking space in town called the treehouse on Coral St.

the Craft Committee wishes to thank the community for their support to address the problem of cancer, which affects one in two Queenslanders sometime during their lifetime.

Best of luck and keep up the good work.

Regards, Geetha Waters, President of MCG

Kind regards, Adrian Anderson

Craft supports Cancer Council the Mapleton Bowls Club was the hub of a community effort to raise funds and awareness for Queensland Cancer Council recently, with 65 members and friends turning up to Mapleton Craft Group's Biggest Morning tea.

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June Williams and Joy Wiseman set out a delightful spread of treats for morning tea, with the representative from Cancer Council, Annalise van Niekirk, speaking about the essential professional support provided to,

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Mapleton Craft Group members donated prizes for the occasion. Faye Bowman, Ailsa duncan, Paula Wright won the major prizes with roger Loughnan's voucher for Flaxton Gardens going to K. Penna!

A happy reader! i just wanted to write and say how much i enjoyed the last issue of Ht. A fantastic front cover, great stories and plenty to read about. it seems to get more interesting by the month! Much of the media out there is about polarising people and scaring them, so it is refreshing to read a paper with a bit of depth, positivity - and style. And well done for encouraging young writers with your new award. Looking forward to the next one! Jane Norris, Mooloolah

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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.

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Remember to Smile

Woodford Storm

My mate Col, a beautiful old soul, is gone. I can hardly believe it. Someone so happy to give has been taken away, and I’m struggling to properly grieve it.

In my little town the universe passes right through

“Remember to smile and stay beautiful, people!” I can hear that big voice say, with those gentle eyes, the philosopher of Maple Street, with his big beard all shaggy and grey. Who’s this bloke who’s always smiling and laughing, and sharing kind words sublime? “All you have to do is be yourself!” he’d declare, “and let your light shine!” If this was India Col would have been a holy man, a Sadhu giving blessings all the time in front of the IGA on a rainy day, he was a rainbow, a piece of sunshine. Ah Col, you deserved a better ending. The one you got was terrible. And then I imagine how you’d reply to that, my crazy Maleny angel. You’d say “Remember to smile and stay beautiful!” and then we’d share a laugh. I can still feel your great big heart, mate, even now, when things seem pretty dark. Where ever you’ve gone, Magik Col, I’m sure they’re glad to have you there. With all your enthusiasm for life and living and the words of love you so gladly share. So when I think of you I won’t dwell on the end of your story, that seems so sad and stupid and evil. I’ll think of your goodness and I’ll hear your wisdom. So remember to smile and stay beautiful, people. © The Mindfulness Poet

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Highway rats with headlights bright scurry through the stormy night welded sinews, flexing wires moaning sound of engine fires rolling love on wet road tyres brooding strips of black desire driver, love your mid-night flyer Street light arch your slender back across the coolness of the black Misty moon has closed her eyes cloudy cover hides her sighs conceals her love in thin disguise I feel the velvet of her thighs through the crumbling candy skies The trembling earth lifts up her face to shiver in the storm’s embrace a breath of light, the wet air heaves streetlights watch the lightning freeze a monochrome of screaming trees earth orgasm, dripping leaves moaning now, she’s on her knees In my little town the universe passes right through © John Kerslake

Lake Pedder I landed on a beach once, long ago, A strip of pure white sand, firm beneath the wheels; The tiny plane a visitor, Dwarfed by the splendour and the power of nature. Beyond the beach an upland world; Peat brown tarns, stunted shrubs Engineered in tune with winter storms and clear cold summers. Utter silence. And then a single bird call, no, a cry A clear and haunting sound to mark the silence Heightened the utter beauty of an unspoiled wilderness. A place which I saw only once, and briefly, And yet remains a powerful memory. I cannot revisit, show my children, even less my grandchildren. It has gone, and lives with me alone until I die. © Joan Dillon

To bake or not to bake - that begs the menu. Whether tis slimmer to the body to eat The fats and calories of outrageous cooking Or to take pans against a sea of diets And by opposing, end them. To diet, to fast No more - and by a fast to say we end The indigestion and the noisy flatulence That flesh is heir to. Tis a consumption Devouredly to be wished. To diet, to fast To fast, perchance to famish; ay, there's the rub. For within that time of dearth, what clotted creams may seem To shuffle down our mortal coil Must give us pause - these are the visions That hunger makes of such austerity. For who could bear the image of candied fruit and pecan pie, Chocolate fudge and apple crumble, all but illusion, When he himself is a master chef And might pass to where no spice or sweet is known. Thus the will to create must make eaters of us all And thus the bold attempt to diet Is subverted by the bright flight of aromas And soufflés of great breath and moment Whose sweet fragrance turns our tongues awry And cause our mouths to dribble.

But soft now! The apple pie is golden! Pastry, in thy sensations Be all my senses remembered. © Barry Rosenberg

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Woman at War Arielle performs live on June 6 at 7pm, and hosts a workshop on June 8 at 1-3pm, both at the Old Ambulance Station, 80 Howard Street, Nambour. Local and aspiring performers will also once again have a chance to strut their stuff at the open mic event for a chance to win a cash prize. For details visit: horizonfestival.com.au/ thebunker

Winner of the Australian Poetry Slam Championship in 2016, Arielle Cottingham is a touring whirlwind, poet, dancer and performer. This June, Arielle brings her unique theatrical poetry form to the Black Box Theatre, Nambour, for the spoken word series of Bunker Down, Speak Out (ages 13+), in partnership with the Horizon Festival.

Renegade Jam at Maleny Lane

Maleny sings Four Maleny-based choirs, tapestry (pictured), inspiration, Sweet Chilli and Joy of Singing and Mouth orchestra, are among 12 groups performing at this year’s Sunshine Coast Choral Festival. the festival will be held at 114 Sportsmans Parade, Bokarina from 1.30pm on Saturday June 15. Admission is $15, including afternoon tea. Participating choirs vary in size and musical style, making for an entertaining afternoon. each choir performs two or three items, then all join together for the finale, concluding with a rousing rendition of Handel’s Hallelujah Chorus. other choirs performing include Caloundra Chorale, Hot Ginger Chorus, New World rhythms, and Sunshine Statesmen Barbershop Chorus.

renegade Jam Night is on the first Friday of every month at Maleny Lane, featuring a revolving combo of local artists playing purely improvised music, drawn from their diverse musical backgrounds, including soul, afrobeat, funk, jazz and reggae. the community has welcomed this friendly live music night onto Maple Street. the gig will kick off with an open mic for young emerging artists from 5pm, so come early if you’d like to be involved. Maleny Lane is BYo and features a wide variety of international eats. entry is free, but donations are appreciated. in addition to the night market session, there is live music every Saturday and Sunday lunchtime, from midday -2pm!

on Saturday June 29 at 7.15pm, the Maleny Film Society at the Maleny Community Centre presents Woman at War, a quirky eco-thriller full of surprises from iceland. Feisty 40year-old female Halla, environmental activist, in passionate environmental frustration, shoots arrows from her bow to bring down power towers and sabotage the aluminum industry which is destroying her pristine Arctic homeland of geyser steam and icy peaks. the community dilemma regarding a crusading lawbreaker is paralleled by Halla’s personal story: her desperate desire to adopt a ukrainian orphan. this is a heart-warming production: drama with a happy and surprising comedic side, with english subtitles. More details online at tix.malenyfilmsociety.info

Community Film Festival As part of refugee Week 2019 and the Sunshine Coast refugee Action Network (SCrAN) Community Film Festival, Welcome to Maleny will be hosting a free screening of Border Politics at the rSL Hall, Maleny on Saturday June 15. this award-winning film follows leading human rights barrister, Julian Burnside, as he explores harsh asylum seeker policies around the world. the evening includes Q&A session, guest speaker, music, delicious food and licenced bar. doors open at 5pm, first in best seated. For more information call 0448 319 391. Also on June 21 Constance on the Edge will be the free screening at the Nambour Community Centre, 6.30pm. visit: refugeebuddies.org/events

Finding common ground

Classical Cologne

St George’s Church in the hills will again be the venue for a first for Maleny, the visit of the world-renowned Chamber Philharmonia Cologne, who will present a program of classics at 2 Walker drive on Saturday June 22 at 2pm. the program will consist of vivaldi, La Tempesta di Mare, Concerto in E Minor for bassoon, strings and basso 24

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continuo; Mozart’s Concerto in B Flat Major for bassoon and orchestra; Moses Variations for violoncello and orchestra of Paganini; and Saint-Saens’ Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso for violin and orchestra. tickets are available from the Maleny visitors Centre, Maple Street or at the door from 1pm.

A treat is in store for theatre goers when 3bCreative presents The Locals; two one-act plays by local playwrights, The Shed by errol Morrison and Fencing by Joy Hinckley. through a mixture of laughter and tears, these plays explore in different ways how conflict arises in communities or between neighbours; and how circumstances may require them to find common ground and work together. The Locals will premiere at the Kureelpa Hall on Friday June 14 and Saturday 15, 7pm. Bookings are essential via trybooking.com/book/event?eid=502013& the season will continue at the Maleny Playhouse on Friday June 21, 7pm and Saturday 22, 2pm and 7pm. Book for the Maleny performances at trybooking.com/book/event?eid=502015&

visual arts entertainment performance

Bring on Bli Bli! the Maroochy river Country Music Club has been entertaining audiences for 25 years. Concerts are held the second Sunday of each month (except January) from 12 noon till 4.30pm at the Heritage Hall, Willis road, Bli Bli. Admission is $8 and includes afternoon tea. Practice is on thursday nights from 7pm till 10pm.

Mountain Sessions

Andrea Kirwin

With approximately 80 members (30 are singers), the Club welcomes anyone who would like to perform. With a wonderful band of experienced musicians, the Club has also played for retirement villages and the Hall's Anniversary Celebration dance. Come along and enjoy a wonderful afternoon of friendship, laughter and music.

Sorah Snow originally from Amsterdam, singer songwriter Sorah Snow is now based on the Sunshine Coast, working on her first eP. Sorah’s music has been described as indie, acoustic, folk, dreamy and alternative. Locals are calling her an ‘amazing voice and big talent’, and ‘great variety...always intriguing to see what she’ll do next. Sorah will be at Finbars, Maleny, on Saturday June 22 from 6.30pm. Come and see what all the fuss it about! Contact: 5494 3146.

Mountain Sessions at Mapleton is an afternoon of mixed acoustic artists playing music which is mostly original singer, songwriter-based and hosted by No Cigar a local acoustic duo comprising of tom ryan and Martin Sykes. it is on the second Sunday of each month at the Mapleton Bowls Club 2pm till 6pm, next session is Sunday June 9 with a $10 cover charge supporting guest artists. Full information on Facebook @Mapleton.NoCigar. June guest artists are Kieran Wicks (a rock ‘n roll romantic, blues storyteller and song-writing journeyman) and Lee ‘n Shaye Hardisty (Lee is a master on the sax, happy to play anything presented and Shaye makes the banjo sing).

Andrea Kirwin is an Australian/Fijian singer-songwriter / producer and storyteller. Andrea’s original music is an earthy blend of folk, roots, hip hop, funk, reggae and soul and is born from love and her desire to understand humanity. Her signature voice can be both honey toned, calming and a balm to the soul and at other times a bluesy soulful gospel wail that can bring the house down. Andrea’s greatest musical influences include tracy Chapman, the Beatles, Norah Jones, Bebél Gilberto and John Mayer. Andrea will be performing at Finbars, Maleny, on Friday June 14 from 6.30pm. She is amazing, so don’t miss out! Contact: 5494 3146.

Green Book

the Maleny Film Society presents the winner of the 2019 oscar for Best Picture, Green Book, which takes us on a concert road trip of the American deep South in the 1960s with don Shirley, a composer/pianist, and his driver. the Green Book was real – it listed the hotels and restaurants that African-Americans could visit in the south at that time. And the film is based on a real story. Starring Mahershala Ali and viggo Mortensen, this film shines a light on racial prejudice, with superb performances, and great scenery and music. Showing at 2.30pm and 7.15pm, Maleny Community Centre, more details online at tix.malenyfilmsociety.info

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He MALeNY SuStAiNABLe Futures expo, on June 22 at the Maleny Showgrounds, has been designed as an interesting and educational guide to assist people in making sustainable decisions towards living a well-balanced life, around health, wealth and lifestyle. there is no charge to attend, so everyone can go! President of Maleny Chamber of Commerce and event host, Nicole Hilton, shared, “the expo will have three keynote speakers, up to 40 exhibitors and 12 presentation/workshops covering all three topics. it will be very interactive, allowing people to have more intimate conversations with exhibitors, presenters and workshop coordinators.” doors open at 8.30am with the first keynote speaker taking the main stage at 9am. Cyndi o’Meara is a nutritionist, best-selling author, international speaker, founder of Changing Habits, documentary maker and creator of Changing Habits Farm, and will be speaking about ‘the biochemical effect of herbicides’. the second keynote speaker will be onstage at 10.30am. Paul Latemore, the Queensland Alliance Manager for Bridges Financial Services, will be talking

about ‘How to prepare for a sustainable retirement’. With over 30 years’ experience he looks forward to providing tips and hints. Jimmy Hirst from Polkadot tiny Homes, eco villages is the third keynote speaker at 12.30pm. Jimmy is passionate about affordable housing, environmental sustainability and helping the mainstream population transit to more sustainable and socially connective communities helping improve the quality of life for all people, as well as helping reduce impact on the planet. “there will be other interesting, interactive and thought-provoking presentations and workshops scattered throughout the day,” added Nicole. visitors who complete the expo feedback form will be entered into the random draw to win $500 to spend at one or more of the exhibitors after the event. Nicole concluded, “this well-rounded event is a simple way to see what is on offer and available in the sustainable lifestyle field for all of us.” For a full list of speakers, exhibitors and timetable of the event visit: sustainablefuturesexpo.com.au

MCU CEO Bob Malcolm, Maleny Chamber of Commerce President Nicole Hilton, and Councillor Jenny McKay

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He SuN iS GettiNG lower in the sky as the grim, cold hand of winter tightens its merciless grip on the Maleny Plateau. it’s a time when you really appreciate the warmth of the winter sun, and curse any vegetation that dares to block it, even if you are a treelover like me. At home, this is the time of year when i prune back the height and spread of the trees on the northern side of my house, so that they still act as a functional screen and windbreak, but are reduced to a size that allows that glorious, warming northern light to come pouring in through the windows, and spilling onto the decks. Similarly, deciduous trees allow winter sunlight in when planted to the north of the house. Native species include the red and

Follow ‘aboutthattree’ on Instagram, & Tony Wootton Tree Surgeon on Facebook White Cedar, toona ciliata and Melia azedarach respectively. they can grow quite large however, so you need plenty of room for them, or be prepared to prune them every few years. there are many exotic deciduous trees also, but the same thing generally applies, i.e. their size needs to be managed if they are near the house. it’s a great time of year for working with trees. You warm up while working instead of overheating, its usually dry, and when you cut something back, it stays cut, for a few months at least. enjoy the new season and touch a tree!

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Charity; the voluntary giving of help, typically in the form of money, to those in need. This is how the Oxford Dictionary defines the word. To HT writer Tom McDonald, charity is defined by a lady sitting in a bookshop in Montville; Carrol Dalgish.

these people are wholeheartedly devoted to the by tom Mcdonald service of those in need, and Carrol's smile is infectious as she tells me that "the success ArroL ruNS The Little stories make it worth it". Montville Bookshop and one of these stories follows, smouldering within the and i hope it makes you smile as shelves of thoughtfully stacked it did me. masterpieces lives her burning A teenage girl was found by a passion for people, or more member of Awaken accurately helping them. Mozambique, sitting in a “ten years ago, i founded the wheelchair in the middle of a charity Awaken Mozambique; a dusty yard. She was crippled. support network for the She was starving. She was poorest of the poor in going to die. if fate had its way, Mozambique's second largest she would never follow her city; Beira,” Carrol explains. lifelong dream of becoming a Being one of the five lowest lawyer. socio-economic countries in thanks to Carrol and her the world, many citizens of organisation’s support this girl Beira are economically is now fit, healthy and in her asphyxiated, drowning under fourth year of university, set to the weight of poverty. graduate and become a lawyer Carrol Dalgish welcomes you to the the hopes, dreams and this year. A chance was given, Little Montville Bookshop potential of the people lie thanks to the invaluable work Image Victoria McGuin oppressed under a layer of being done by Carrol and her leaden affliction, awaiting the team, the altruistic way in tender care they need to shine bright. that care is Carrol. which they are changing lives for the better. “Awaken Mozambique primarily focuses on enabling The Little Montville Bookshop is part of this - you are not families to set up businesses as a source of sustainable only met with a meticulously selected array of literature, but income,” Carrol says. “We do this through loaning them the an overwhelmingly powerful sense of community and needed money and passing on the necessary skills in the service. every dollar the store generates is fed straight into form of training sessions, targeting small business the charity and at the same time is doing its part for the management.” planet. through arming people with these invaluable skills, the "i just hate to see books going to landfill," Carrol informs organisation strives to give disadvantaged citizens the me as she explains how "almost all the books in store are chance to flourish and prosper in a society which does its donated, recycled or second hand unless a customer best to hold them down. requests a specific title, in which case i will try to buy it in for Who better to lead such a crusade than Carrol? A retired them." professor from the Queensland university of technology in Carrol sees the store as "a service to people", and it the fields of leadership, ethics and entrepreneurship certainly is, changing the lives of the disadvantaged to focusing on small businesses. creating an illustrious experience for her customers. So, visit “i’m able to utilise my skills, as well as those of three the store; buy a book. And in reading a novel which has dedicated locals in Mozambique whom i employ to change been scrupulously chosen, bask in the knowledge that your lives,” Carrol shares. purchase is making a difference.

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What's in the Spotlight Your next adventure awaits Adventure Sunshine Coast has 150 free trails for you to try - from mountain biking, cycling or walking to horse riding or paddling. Choose your next adventure at adventure.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au and select your activity to view a map of all the trails waiting for you, with photos, details and reviews.

Share what you love about the coast Council is calling on the community to help us better understand coastal hazards – like beach erosion and seawater inundation – so we can reduce the impacts on our coast and communities. For details and to share your thoughts, head to our website and look for ‘Our Resilient Coast. Our Future’.

New exhibitions at the gallery to enjoy Explore two new exhibitions on display at Caloundra Regional Gallery until July 21. Being Human, by Bianca Beetson explores notions of identity through a series of photographic works created using smartphone technology. Collected Landscapes features works from the Sunshine Coast Art Collection alongside loans from leading local artists.

Verge planting guidelines now available It’s now even easier to plant a garden on your nature strip or verge following council’s introduction of new self-assessable criteria. Visit council’s website to view the criteria and an approved plant list.

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eLL iF tHiS dAMP weather continues, it looks like we’re in for a cool winter on the Blackall range and nothing quite beats a good wood fire to warm you up (and dry you out). this bring us to yet another great reason for planting trees - you can cut them down... (wait for it... i haven’t quite lost it yet!) and turn them into environmentally sustainable heating fuel! even a 10-year-old tree can provide lots and lots of firewood, and if you’re on a few acres there is no reason why you can’t plan to supply all your own firewood within a decade or so. one great surprise for you all may be that Broad Leaf Privet (Ligustrum lucidum) makes good firewood - it’s one of my favourites, burns hot, clean and splits well. there is a trick to making young wood such as Broad Leaf Privet into good firewood and that is, that the cut wood should be stacked and kept dry to season for 6-12 months. this allows the timber to dry thoroughly to make good clean burning fuel. At Forest Farm we are already harvesting our own firewood from just 10-year-old trees. to ensure sustainability we continue to plant more trees for firewood such as river She oak - Casuarina cunninghamiana, Black Wattle - Acacia melanoxylon, Flooded Gum – Eucalyptus grandis and many

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more trees to provide multiple uses including, cattle fodder, soil improvement, windbreak, soil improvement, firewood and of course habitat for wildlife! one of the great aspects of growing, cutting and seasoning your own firewood is that it reconnects you directly to nature through physical activity. our ability to harvest the resources we need to survive, in a sustainable manner, is a direct connection with nature, a connection that we are generally quite separate from these days. Firewood production can be an integral part of your acreage plan and as electricity costs increase we may see it become an increasingly attractive option. Purely financially growing your own firewood looks good, but then there are all the other benefits such as those listed above in our timber plantings. it’s a win-win, just a little bit of hard work involved, which is also a great way of warming up in the winter months. Harvestable timber lots are also a great way of protecting the edge of remnant forest, as they extend the shade and canopy of the forest edge. Planting, harvesting, preparing and sharing your own timber fuel is a great healthy way of keeping warm, and restoring our native forests and habitat.

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same climatic zone but some natives need watching. Mt Morgan Wattle or Silver Wattle, Acacia podalyriifolia, seeds freely and is invasive in natural bushland. Grown out of its range, it can become a problem so grow a local wattle instead or collect the pods to prevent seed dispersal. Some North Queensland plants are quite serious weeds. umbrella tree, Schefflera actinophylla, is probably the best known and is highly invasive in South east Queensland. Cadaghi, Corymbia torreliana, a mediumto-large tree, is invasive in bushland, the seeds germinate readily, and the sap attracts sooty mould which is difficult to remove from buildings and cars. in this area it is an environmental weed. the big advantage of local native species is that they are generally locally adapted, therefore reducing water demands, fertiliser and other inputs. it’s a good recipe for a garden in a climatically uncertain world. our local natives Are beauties.

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the old fashioned spring or snap traps are much more humane. i know that it gives us the problem of disposing of the contents of sprung traps; but perhaps that is part of our human responsibility. We are now moving into winter; the time of year when exotic species like House Mice and Black rats start to look for cool weather lodgings in our sheds, outbuildings and even our houses. But even when they pick up poison indoors, they will still go outside and that is when their toxic bodies become owls' legitimate prey. research has shown that House Mice eventually become immune to whatever poisons are tried (which is why the chemicals industry constantly develops stronger versions). in the meantime, the populations of those species which nature has evolved to reduce mouse numbers are, out of sight and out of mind, suffering long-term damage without any of us ever intending it.

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A Biosphere is a special place, but what does it mean

Creating a legacy for our children’s future. Local businesses can leverage new opportunities.

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Caring for our beautiful landscapes and stunning beaches.

There are many benefits to becoming a Biosphere A UNESCO Biosphere provides international recognition. It is a place where people and nature live in harmony. Lifestyle: maintain our healthy environment and liveable Sunshine Coast. Environment: enhance and maintain our beautiful landscape, biodiversity, waterways, wetlands and coastal areas. Economy and business: attract more investment to our region and help local businesses grow through the creation of niche markets and a stronger international identity and reputation. Agriculture, forestry and fisheries: create a premium brand for producers, protecting these industries as an important part of our local economy.

Development and construction: help us achieve urban consolidation and sustainable design to deliver inclusive, vibrant communities. Partnerships: provide more opportunities to collaborate with schools, universities, businesses and government on sustainability-focused projects. Tourism: raise the profile of our region as a desirable holiday destination, it deserves to be internationally recognised. Our home is a highly desirable place to live, work and play and deserves to be celebrated.

Head to our website to have your say on the Sunshine Coast Biosphere nomination before 28 June.

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ePreSSioN iS BeCoMiNG more common among the overall population today. increasing levels of stress and the strain of Wendy Rosenfeldt trying to achieve it all can leave little time or motivation for living a balanced life. the physiology needs nourishing food, time for relaxation and enjoyment, regular exercise and a lifestyle in accord with the cycles and rhythms of nature. the mind and body are intimately connected, how well we look after ourselves affects how we feel. Poor diet or skipping meals can cause problems with concentration and fluctuations in energy and motivation; spending all your time inside away from nature can cause mental aggravation and lack of vitality. it is even acknowledged by the medical profession that lack of vitamin d, from the sun, can contribute towards depression. it goes both ways, just as a healthy body is essential for a healthy mind, our thoughts and feelings also affect our physical body. in fact, depression is now considered to be a risk factor for heart disease. When we are unmotivated and depressed we are less likely to exercise or cook a healthy meal and more likely to indulge in unhealthy habits. regular practice of transcendental Meditation has been shown to decrease depression and improve orientation towards positive values. When we are less stressed we feel better and are more motivated to live a healthy life and less inclined to use alcohol or drugs to relieve tension. taking advantage of the cycles of nature can help to provide consistent energy levels and sound sleep. Arising before 6am is vital in preventing the heaviness of depression. When you get up with the rising sun you experience the lively, light energy of vata time. Sleeping into Kapha time, past 6am, creates sluggishness in the mind and body as the channels of the physiology become blocked with impurities. Kapha time at night, between 6pm and 10pm, is the best time to go to bed as the Kapha’s heaviness produces a deeper, restful sleep.

if you stay up past 10pm into Pitta time, you tend to get your second wind and it is harder to unwind and fall asleep. Pitta time at night is for processing and cleansing impurities from the body. if you are awake at this time, this function of metabolism is impeded and you tend to feel groggy and lethargic when you wake up. Getting plenty of rest and feeling refreshed in the morning is essential for emotional well-being. Walking in the early morning also helps to open the channels and stimulate digestion and elimination. exercise helps move blocked emotions and hormones and increases the production of positive neurohormones to elevate your thoughts and mood. Yoga postures are also very good for balancing the emotions, integrating mind and body, and cleansing toxins and impurities from the body. Swimming, cycling and brisk walking are a great way to stimulate and enliven the physiology. A diet of fresh fruit, vegetables and wholegrains provides optimal nutrition without the heaviness of fast food, left overs and packaged food. Natural, unprocessed foods are more easily digested by the body. Pears, walnuts and boiled milk are nourishing for the mind and emotions. if you are feeling depressed it is best to avoid any cold, heavy foods such as yogurt, cheese, cold milk and chocolate, as they will only increase the mental heaviness. Small amounts of spice such as ginger, fenugreek, turmeric, cloves, black pepper, cumin and coriander assist with digestion and clearing impurities, as well as offsetting the sluggishness of excess Kapha. Following some simple dietary and lifestyle recommendations can keep you cheerful all winter.

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Marisa Kliese is a Clinical Member Aust. Counselling Assoc.; Fellow Holistic Life Coach; Reiki Master; Fellow Aust Natural Therapists Assoc. Contact me on 5494 2627

Wendy Rosenfeldt is a Maharishi Ayurveda practitioner and teacher of Transcendental Meditation To find out more, come to a free introductory talk, call Wendy ph 5499 9580/ 0438 507 188.

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e Are eNerGY BeiNGS. each cell, each organ has a field of electro-magnetic energy that helps the body to maintain order with the interaction of all that is. We live in a time when we are surrounded by fields of energy which though for the most part are unseen by us, but still exert a powerful effect on our body our mind and our emotions. Some of these energies flow into our fields from the technology which we have all become so used to. Some influences like the Schumann resonance, which is the frequency of the earth and which our bodies are entrained to resonate with in order to keep us balanced on all levels of experience have been fluctuating quite considerably of late. the Schumann resonance used to hum along largely at a rate of 7.83Hz, over the last few years it has moved up to 70Hz and back down to 30 Hz, moving around in response to many effects some of which are weather related. this effect creates a tension in the body and mind where our bodies need to try to re-establish a coherent connection to the energy that has kept us functioning harmoniously. these electromagnetic fields do create measurable effects on biological fields. How we might be experiencing this is through feeling tired for no reason, finding it difficult to concentrate at times and noticing that our moods can change

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rather quickly for no reason. i’m noting that patients have of late reported feeling more tired than usual, then picking up for no reason, experiencing trouble focusing, in general feeling scattered and also having more aches and pains particularly in the neck, shoulder and back region. Anything that raises our frequency is helpful during these times of adjustment, particularly as we’re not getting the sunshine that we so badly need in order to stay vibrant and healthy. earthing the body, like holding the antenna on a radio to keep the frequency stable, is helpful. earthing the body means going for a barefoot walk on the fresh green grass or along the beach. including more fresh organic juices and foods in our diets. Being aware of the energy that mobile phones and our wireless technology spurt into our fields and minimizing our exposure to this influence by enjoying the technology with care for our wellbeing. Becoming aware also of how our thoughts and feelings manipulate our frequency or energy fields and managing those through constructive self-talk and awareness. And last but most vital is prayer and meditation, properly applied this raises our frequency very quickly.

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t tHe 2018 National Men's Health Gathering in Sydney, Michael received a “highly commended award” for “significant contribution made by an individual to improve men’s health and wellbeing”. Michael’s basic philosophy is “showing people how to do life, helping them to understand their purpose and giving them the courage to take responsibility for themselves”. research from Australian Men’s Health Forum says Australia is one of the world’s healthiest societies, yet men of all backgrounds die younger, experience more disease and have less access to support services. the Forum also says that the best way to improve male health is: “to tackle the underlying social factors like boys’ education; our experiences of fatherhood; our working lives; our social connections and our access to malefriendly services.” therein lies the motivation for Michael and his colleague Lance Bergman to continue their work on the nurturing environment of the Men’s House which now takes in women as well. “the Men’s House is a transition zone for many men, and indeed women,” says Lance. “We get people who have been through relationship breakdown, job loss, just moved to the area – found out it’s expensive; people coming out of the rehab centres. “We’re not professional counsellors, but afterwards they need a place to stay connected with their therapist and other people they’ve met here. that’s been quite successful because some people have come out of rehab and really powered on after getting themselves sorted and are going out and doing their thing without the drug and alcohol abuse.”

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Lance Bergman and Michael Wearing in the garden of Maleny Community Men’s House by Judy Fredriksen

drugs and alcohol are banned in the Men’s House, while the kitchen is well supplied with fresh veggies grown in the garden. those who stay at the Men’s House often help other people with things like gardening and building. “We go out and do things regularly on a volunteer basis, like gardening and permaculture,” says Lance. By volunteering, Lance and Michael say participants are “creating a network.”

Michael chimes in, “to break a pattern of depression, you get something and do it differently.” the Men’s House is run without any financial assistance from the government. What a wonderful support service for our local men and women! if you would like to make a donation, please contact Michael Wearing on 0416 577 079, or at 6 Fig Street Maleny. email:michaellaughingwolf@icloud.com

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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MASSAGE THERAPISTS The Stillpoint - Katie White 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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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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

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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 E: info@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

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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 Hinterland Times Karen is your advertising contact for the Hinterland Times. Mobile: 0414 432 423 karen@ hinterlandtimes.com.au Email:

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 cont. 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

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

ENGINEER Michael Kingsbury - Maleny based Civil & Structural Engineer with over 40 years experience. Engineering & Building Design for residential & small commercial projects. Alternative methods of building are catered for. Ph: 0428 674 040 michaelkingsburydesign@gmail.com

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

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

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

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

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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

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.

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Lightweights t’S AN oLd LiNe, but a good one and unfortunately usually a true one: the front benches of parliament are top heavy with lightweights. of course the leaders deny it: they always lament the surplus of talent within their ranks, their regret that so many outstanding contenders cannot be shoehorned into their already swollen choices. But in fact talent is only one of the criteria Scott Morrison and Anthony Albanese seek, and not always the most important one. the demands placed on them by geography and the factions, not to mention the need to reward favours rendered as they clamber up the greasy totem pole and hang on to the summit are paramount. And there may be a perceived need to raise the profiles of some who are struggling in marginal seats. So perforce mediocrity cannot be avoided, although the leaders prefer to call it balance. in Morrison’s case this is complicated by the coalition agreement; he has managed to reduce the Nationals’ numbers by one, but there are still six cabinet positions which must be filled from Cockies Corner, where the gene pool is pretty sparse. the unexciting Michael McCormack has picked an even more unexciting team, although at least Barnaby Joyce remains in the back paddock. in fact, the same old faces are back in harness – McCormack calls that stability. others might describe it as inertia. And the Liberals are hardly more encouraging – the fact that two of the more competent, Mitch Fifield and Arthur Sinodinos, instantly decamped to greener pastures in the united States made the available options even more sparse. thus Morrison had to do some recycling – Stuart robert and Sussan Ley have been rehabilitated, having served their time in the sin bin. Michaelia Cash, also damaged goods, get another chance and even Melissa Price is retained, although

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Morrison’s pledge to keep her as environment Minister was considered too absurd to contemplate. in any case the environment has now been effectively trashed, with emissions reduction – by which Morrison means, but will not say, climate change – has been consigned to the coal-stained hands of energy Minister Angus taylor. other non-performers have also hung on – david Coleman, dan tehan and Linda reynolds are just three who hardly deserve preserving, still less promotion. others deserve points for trying: Karen Andrews, who retains the science portfolio, has said she plans to bring scientists to Canberra so they can show the sceptics and denialists beyond any doubt that man-made climate change is real. Andrews also wants to go to Mars, a somewhat more realistic ambition. But most seem content to just bumble along on their inflated salaries. And of course the massed choirs of assistant ministers are a veritable grab-bag of nonentities. But at least Morrison had the excuse that much of the mix was inevitable – he had to select lightweights because they were the only class available. Albanese was in a tougher position – he knew he had good people but was unable to use some of the best and brightest because the factional law lords would not let him. So Pat dodson is not a starter – the father of reconciliation has been sidelined in reconciliation Week. Andrew Leigh, once considered a possible future leader, has been dumped altogether because he remained steadfastly non-aligned. ed Husic had to stand aside because there were only six places allocated to the NSW right and Albanese insisted that Kristina Keneally must fill one of them. She is a worthy inclusion, but why not keep both? Sorry, cannot be done. But at least Keneally’s rise meant that the superfluous don Farrell could finally be shunted out of the deputy leadership of the senate. He will still clutter up the front bench, purely because of his notoriety as a war lord – his

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Biggest Morning Tea the historic Mapleton Hall will host a Biggest Morning tea on Wednesday June 12 at 10am. this is a fundraising event for the Queensland Cancer Council. Bring your family and friends for a fun morning of raffles, games and general chit-chat over a cuppa and delicious food.

entry is by donation at the door and please bring a small plate of food to share, and everyone is welcome. the hall is located at 31 obi obi rd, Mapleton. enquiries to Anne on 0416 155 116 or Paula 0419 726 603.

Woodie Sarah Odgers giving a demonstration on the use of clear casting resin

Right: June Williams and Joy Wiseman set out a delightful spread for a recent Biggest Morning Tea for the Mapleton Craft Group Image Chris Waters

Wood Expo comes to Montville

Soup Kitchen trial

Parkrun for everyone!

the Blackall range Woodcrafters Guild’s annual Wood expo will again be held in the Montville State School’s main hall on July 6 and 7, 9am-3pm. Some items will be for sale and some for display only. Guild members, known as Woodies, carry out a variety of woodcraft including carving, turning, pyrography, box making, toy making, furniture and scroll sawing. the Woodies' sheds are open from Monday to Saturday, 8am-11.30am, extending into the afternoon on Wednesdays, located on the Montville Sports Grounds. if anyone is interested in becoming a Woodie just pop in and meet President rob otto.

Maleny Neighbourhood Centre (MNC) will hold a Soup Kitchen on Monday nights from 4pm-5.30pm on the back verandah at the Centre. MNC is trialling this for one month and is calling for community volunteers. volunteers can donate their time to make the soup/stew from 3pm onwards or can donate time for setting up and pack-up each Monday. Please contact Nancy (07) 5499 9345 to volunteer.

every Saturday morning in 355 locations around Australian more than 50,000 people of all ages are taking part in a free weekly parkrun. Now with a $1.8 million Federal Government grant parkrun Australia will actively encourage older Australians as part of their Generations Project. targeting those whose physical activity through walking, running and volunteering is not the norm, to become involved with parkrun in a way that is enjoyable, sociable and leads to regular participation. Parkrun locations can be found online: parkrun.com.au/events/

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

JUNE

21,22 The Locals, Maleny Playhouse, visit: trybooking.com/book/event?eid=502015&

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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Mapleton Craft Group meets every Wednesday, Mapleton Bowls Club House 9am-12 noon.

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Aglow - Sunshine Coast, 9.30am at Flame tree Baptist Church hall, 27 Coes Creek road, Burnside, entry $8 includes morning tea, contact: Joyce 5445 9518 or Margaret 5441 1321

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Renegade Jam Night, Maleny Lane, from 5pm

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Bunker Down, Speak Out, old Ambulance Station, 80 Howard Street, Nambour, visit: horizonfestival.com.au/thebunker

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Gardening on the Edge, 9am-4pm, Maleny Garden Club, visit: facebook.com/gardeningontheedge

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Sundowner of the Skies launch, Maleny rSL, 2pm, $10, bookings are available from rosetta Books or trybookings.com/BCAtP

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No Cigar with Lee and Shaye Hardisty, and Kieran Wicks, 2-6pm, $10, Mapleton Bowls Club

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Maroochy River Country Music Club concert, 12 noon-4.30pm, Heritage Hall, Willis road, Bli Bli, $8 entry

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Native Plants Sunshine Coast – 9am for a guided walk, all welcome, for meeting place details contact npscevents@gmail.com or 5494 9187

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Soup Kitchen, 4-5.30pm, Maleny Neighbourhood Centre, to volunteer from 3pm, contact Nancy 5499 9345

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Sunshine Coast Trigeminal Neuralgia Support Group, coffee and refreshments from 1pm, Kawana Library meeting room, Nanyima Street, Buddina, call Nora 0418 495 776

Biggest Morning Tea, Mapleton Hall, 10am, donation entry, contact: 0416 155 116

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Sunshine Coast Choral Festival, 114 Sportsmans Parade, Bokarina, 1.30pm, $15,

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Probus Club of North Blackall Range inc meet second Friday each month, 10am, Mapleton Bowls Club, contact: nbrprobus@gmail.com

15,16 Maleny Singers present The Gondoliers, Maleny Community Centre, tickets: trybooking or Maleny information Centre

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Andrea Kirwin, Finbars, Maleny, 6.30pm, contact: 5494 3146

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SCATER walk only trail ride, eumundi Conservation Park, North Arm, info: scater.com.au

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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 957989 / eckankarqld.org.au

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Constance on the Edge, free screenings, Nambour Community Centre, 6.30pm, visit: refugeebuddies.org/events

14-16 Chanting Retreat in Kureelpa Sunshine Coast Hinterland, Friday 6.30pm concert in Maroochydore, Saturday 6pm in Kureelpa, call Yoga in daily Life 5479 4833

Belli Community Hall Country Dance with Sunshine Swing Band, 7.30pm, tickets at door, visit: bellihall.com.au

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Sorah Snow, Finbars, Maleny, 6.30pm, contact: 5494 3146

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Chamber Philharmonia Cologne. St George’s Church, 2 Walker drive, Maleny, 2pm, tickets: Maleny visitors Centre, Maple Street or at the door 1pm

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Mooloolah winter market, 8am-1pm, Mooloolah Public Hall, 42 Bray road

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Palmwoods Car Festival

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Outspoken presents Anna Funder in conversation, 6.30pm, Maleny Community Centre, visit: trybooking.com/book/event?eid=498530&

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Maleny Visitor Information Centre (MviC), Maleny Community Centre Hall, 23 Maple Street, 3pm, email: secretary@westnet.com.au

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Mapleton Community Library Winter Book Sale and mini-market, 8am-1pm, fill a bag for $10, local produce, barbecue, 5445 7011

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Woman at War, Maleny Film Society, 7.15pm, Maleny Community Centre, visit: tix.malenyfilmsociety.info

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Kenilworth Food Fest

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Closing date for submissions for the Hinterland Times Young Writer of the Year Award

JULY 6,7 Knitfest 6,7

The Blackall Range Woodcrafters Guild’s annual Wood Expo, Montville State School main hall, 9am-3pm

Hinterland Events 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

May: Maleny Wood expo; Cross Country: Maleny Community Precinct; Maleny Hospital Auxiliary Fashion and Flowers; Maleny Agricultaral Show; the Planting Festival, Woodford

African and Latin Drumming

July: Muscle on the Mountain day; QLd MX Nationals Motorcross: Conondale; Queensland Garden expo; Maleny Wedding Festival and the Mary valley Art Festival

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

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

Sound Healing Meditation with energy Healer elena Lymbery using Crystal Bowls & tibetan Gong Saturday 22nd June 6:30 – 7:30pm at Mapleton Hall. Cost $20.00 Bookings: 0447 169 693 elenalymbery@gmail.com

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Border Politics film, rSL Hall, Maleny, for SCrAN Community Film Festival, 5pm, 0448 319391

14,15 The Locals premiere, Kureelpa Hall, 7pm, bookings essential via trybooking.com/book/event?eid=502013&

Maleny Sustainable Futures Expo, Maleny Showgrounds, 8.30am onwards, visit: sustainablefuturesexpo.com.au

22,23 Maleny Singers present The Gondoliers, Maleny Community Centre, tickets: trybooking or Maleny information Centre

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June: Gardening on the edge; Kenilworth Quilt & Craft Show; Sunshine Coast Agricultural Show; Kenilworth Food Fest

August: Maleny Music Festival; village Wedding expo Montville September: Mitchell Creek rock n Blues Fest; Kenilworth ArtFest; Kenilworth Show and rodeo; Lions Welcome dinner: Maleny October: Mountain view Challenge; Heart of Gold Film Fest: Gympie; Blackall 100, Mapleton November: Mary river Festival December: Woodford Folk Festival

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