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First up I would like to thank each and every one of you for your feed back regarding the passing of our Harvey Fewings. I have passed ev ery message onto Harvey’s wife. So far, I have given away over 200 of Harvey’s books ‘The Tiger Tea Club” and I am still giving them away. Please phone me to get your copy on 0447 007 966. Harvey would be so chuffed that so many readers wanted a copy.
we cover the story of a Beachmere couple who had their world turned upside down from a house fire last month.
If you’re looking for something to do on school holidays White Ridge Farm is a must visit, see our article
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we have a Cranky Lizard extract from Issue 10 of the LOCAL. I will be publishing some of his early articles continuously.
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It is with interest that we read ongoing reports of our new Bribie Hospital to be built near the high school, where the fence line has been placed. Perhaps I’ve missed it but so far, I have not seen any artists sketches or plans for the public to view.
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Very sorry to know of Harvey Winston Fewings (Cranky Lizard) passing. Going by his article 2 months ago, the census of 2021 states 56,000 indigenous live on Bribie Island and Caboolture and about 4000 aboriginal and Tories Strait Islanders. I was watching a movie the other week about English people complaining about immigrants coming to the UK and taking their jobs. They said the jobs should be for indigenous people i.e. born in the UK. The dictionary also says, ‘native too’.
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Big shout out to J Oxenford for his analy sis of the site and function of Bribie’s Public Health building in Issue 79 of ‘the TheLocal’.next stage in the process, here on the Island, will be an education for our future leaders at our own State School on how unimportant trees are to our State Government and more impor tantly the environment and how easy they are to knock down.
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I ask also, as did J Oxenford, what services are being provided in this facility, as I believe a lot of people on the Island are going to be very disappointed with the limited services to be offered. What’s the secret or is it that the Govern ment just don’t know?
Issue 81 2022 - We're here for you! 2 Have your say ... write to us BelindaFrom MOBILE CARAVAN REPAIRS PH: 0422 033 309 Caravans • Pop Tops • Motor Homes • Gas Certificates • Testing and Repairs • Servicing and Repairs • Installing 12V Accessories • Heating and more & CARAVAN GASCMYCYMYCMYMCK On Track 8th page Issue 58 copPRINT-01.pdf 1 8/12/21 2:54 pm LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The views expressed in Letters to the Editor are not necessarily those of the editor or publishers of the newspaper. Hello readers and welcome to Issue 81
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Could the member for Pumicestone, Ali King, provide us with a plan and sketch of the hospital through this paper.
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Among my numerous skills, one of my fa vourites is cooking, and as many readers know, I love music. Some people would miss the entertainment if they left their city, but I prefer to create my own.
and other community groups should take commitment seriously, simply out of respect for the leaders who do.
I went to school in Sydney, but never acquired a like for ‘city life’, leaving for the country as soon as I could. Whenever travelling with my husband, we would avoid festivals with their crowds, opting to enjoy nature in peace.
H Beneke
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I disagreed with the late Harvey Fewings over a lot of things, having never aspired to being a leader, but we had a surprising amount in common.
Respect is the most important feature of a harmonious society, and it would be great to see more of it.
Matthew Owen
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However, the main thing Harvey and I had in common is a belief that involve ment should always include commitment. You don’t have to be a leader to be commit ted. And anyone involved in U3A classes
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My husband loved Cranky Lizard’s column & agreed with his views often. He will be missed.
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I will certainly miss Harvey’s writings, which were a highlight of the month, even if I disagreed with him in both personas. Yes, I guessed it was the same person, because, in spite of his obvious intelli gence, his writing always displayed a bias in his education, whether that came from schooling or his personal experiences, his political predilections or his religious convictions. As a scientist seeking real evidence, I have always found it hard to believe he could think his way. I hope you
Such sad news of Harvey’s passing. He was one of those all-too-rare islands of reason, in an ideological tempest of fanta sy posing as ‘progress’.
I’m so sorry to read of Harvey’s passing. I thoroughly enjoyed his writings.
I was so sorry to hear of the Cranky Liz ard’s passing.
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A tribute to a terrific bloke
Best wishes
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Firstly, I will miss Cranky Lizards articles in your paper, to me it was the highlight of reading the paper, and always enjoyed his take on current affairs. I have lived on the Island now for the past 20 years, my parents have been here for nearly 40 years, with my dad, Mervyn Mccullough fast approaching his 100th Birthday (not till next August).
Have always enjoyed reading Harvey's contributions to your paper and would really appreciate a copy of his book if it is still available. Hope you can find a worthy replacement though I doubt that will be easy.
J Brace
Mrs G Tracey.
Cranky Lizard was the first thing I read in the LOCAL Bribie Island newspaper. Loved the way he stirred the pot, especially with Labor. Another good letter in today’s ‘the LOCAL’. Hope someone else steps up and gives us a good read.
can find a suitable replacement.
Damn I loved reading his comments. RIP clever man. Your family must be very proud of the legacy you have left behind.
K Greenaway
I was quite surprised and saddened by the passing of Harvey. He always bought a smile to mine and others faces in our family. Thank you again for the possibil ity of having a little bit of Harvey with us forever through the ‘Tiger Tea Club Book’.
I so enjoyed reading his articles and looked forward to them each issue.
Many thanks M Mitchell
Brad
My dad and I spent many a morning over a cup of coffee discussing Cranky Lizards views.
I was very sorry to read that Harvey Fewings has left this life.
Yours sincerely
V Guilfoyle
Just picked up a copy of The LOCAL Island and Surrounds news. It was sad to read of the passing of Harvey Fewings. His writings were interesting and a good read when we received the paper.
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Wonderful articles on a Harvey Fewings life.
I am writing to express my condolences to Harvey’s family but also to you and your staff there. I looked forward to each edition to see what Harvey had to say in both of his roles. I can’t recall a time when I disagreed with what he said and stood for. Sadly, the woke and cancel culture is steam rolling over those who grew up and worked in the time that Harvey did. I am dismayed at the selfishness of, lack of con sideration of, and the lawlessness by many that pervade our community now. From what I have read of Harvey’s writings for some years now, he felt this way too. We have lost a good man.
Ron
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I was saddened to read of Harvey’s pass ing. What a loss! As Cranky Lizard, his writing was unique and always topical which could at times be controversial to some. It was always the first page I would turn to. Condolences to his family and followers. His footsteps will be hard to replace.
I was saddened to read in your newspaper this morning of the passing of Harvey Fewings. I shall miss the wonderful Cranky Lizard articles.
H Beneke
Thanking you
Harvey Fewings was someone who always grabbed opportunities in life with both hands and was never afraid of what other people thought. He was an inspiration to many and likely an irritation to many others, but he will definitely be missed by all.
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James Powell’s life was turned upside down after a motorbike accident in 2009 resulted in him winding up in a wheel chair. Rather than dwell on it, James, who is based in Upper Caboolture, took the path of positivity and worked out what he could do rather than what he couldn’t. Not letting his disability get in the way of his passion for making the most out of life has seen James take part in bodybuilding competitions, bungee-jumping in his wheelchair, get married, start a family and even get back behind the wheel of a car. But there was still one thing he wanted more than anything, to be able to ride motorbikes again.
But it was his determination to ride a two-wheel motorbike again that spurred James on to get creative. Using his background as an aircraft engineer, James was able to modify his motorcycle and get back in the saddle.
‘surreal’ experience.
James with his motorcycle
“My bike has a dual clutch transmission, so it’s an automatic bike and I don’t have to worry about stalling it,” James says of his thinking in the initial planning stages.
on a quad bike, but there were many rules and restrictions impacting his efforts, including having to provide exact dates and times of each ride.
Following his accident, James focussed on gaining as much strength in his upper body as he could, in a bid for his arms to compensate for what he could no longer use, his legs. Not completely giving up on the idea of riding again, James started out
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“I was very much bikes, bikes, bikes,” James says of his younger years. “That was what I grew up knowing.”
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From a young age, James was a keen motorbike enthusiast. His dad also rides, and his mum used to, so it was very much in the family. It was inevitable that he would follow suit.
“I've helped multiple people get back on the bike in various ways,” he says. “So amputees and people who are paraplegics, but incomplete, so they still can have leg movement. They can get on a bike and they can hold it up but they can’t change gears or brake or anything like that. So I was able to show them ways of being able to do it. Giving others advice on how to do things and just knowing you’ve made a difference, I’m really enjoying being able to do that and create opportunities that they never had before.”
“I had my quad bike and I wanted to be able to ride it through the forestry, so we went through the whole rigmarole of jumping through all the hoops and I got it legally registered,” James says. “But every time I wanted to go for a ride, I had to give the police a designated route, talk to landowners, etc and it eventually took the fun out of the experience.”
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“It was all a bit bizarre in the beginning,” he says. “But it’s given me a mental outlet and that’s something we all need. So, it gives me what I used to have being on the bike and so much more now.”
Dr Brennan has been working over the past few years in Brisbane and has now returned home to Bongaree dental to continue high standards of care for our patients.
How James found the best way to get back on his bike
“Then I had to look at the best way to stabilise the bike when I stop because I don’t have my legs to do that. I’d seen a few different techniques of where people had tried to hold the bike up, so using that and a combination of some of the things I’d seen working as an aircraft engineer, I thought I can actually make this happen and Usingwork.”anactuator that talks to pur pose-built computer controls, James is able to lower a set of smaller wheels that helps stabilise his bike when not riding. In turn, he can also raise the wheels when he gets going. It all works like the landing gear on an aeroplane. He also modified foot plates to hold his legs in place while he is riding, and the bike also has a spot to hold his wheelchair. He’s done it all in a way so that he can be as independent as possible but still appreciates help when it’s on offer. He describes the first few rides on his modified bike as quite a
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The motorbike James spent months researching and perfecting
Not only has James given himself a newfound freedom, but he’s paved the way for others facing similar circumstances. He’s relishing the opportunity to make a difference in the disability sector and help as many people as possible return to an aspect of their lives which they may never have thought possible.
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The outdated laws will undergo a review over the next year or two, potentially benefiting both park operators and home Inowners.themeantime, the current laws allow for three different types of rent increases. There are general increases, such as regular CPI adjustments outlined in the agreement, periodic reviews against the market, and special increases.
The Associated Residential Parks Queensland (ARPQ) is a group set up to help homeowners to gain knowledge of their rights under these site agreements. It is a non-profit organisation, that runs an advisory service able to answer almost any Vicequestion.President of the ARPQ, David Kenne dy, stresses the importance of gathering advice prior to signing a site agreement.
MHE Residents can learn more about any potential pitfalls in the paper work by seeking expert advice.
As recently as October 2020, Channel Nine news reported that 103 residents at a Bur pengary Village were “disputing a rental increase and a charge for excess water, saying the charges were unjustified.” At the time of the news report, the dispute had dragged on for over 12 months.
may look similar to a traditional retirement village, it is in fact, a very different beast. The differences between the two are buried in the legal ities, the fine print beneath which the homeowner signs their name.
The park owner often bundles the lease for each individual site together with charges for utilities, although sometimes fees for utilities and facilities are charged separately. Facilities provided may include heated pools, barbecue areas, gymnasiums, cinemas, even bowling greens and off-lead dog parks.
The beginnings of today’s MHE can be traced back decades to the caravan park of the mid-20th century. Caravan parks have traditionally offered sites for permanent
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This package of charges is written into a document usually known as a Site Agreement, where issues like rent reviews and conditions around the eventual sale of the home are also covered.
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increases in unforeseen operational costs such as rates, taxes or utility costs for the park or an upgrade of facilities. Such increases must be agreed to by at least 75% of residents or may be imposed by the
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Special increases allow the park owner to impose extra rent costs not written into the site agreement. These may include
unwelcome surprise for some homeowners can be difficulty selling their house. Sometimes the home is marketed by the park owner, who may be also marketing their own brand-new homes. This could be viewed by some as a conflict of interest. Even if the homeowner can engage an outside real estate agent, there are sometimes obstacles to making the sale, making for a delay of months, or even
Island and Sandstone Point boast a total of 650 individual sites, while Caboolture and Morayfield have 483 sites. Burpengary tops them all with 827 MHE sites on offer.
Retirees have been flocking into Moreton Bay this year, with big numbers moving from the colder southern states for a piece of our sunny lifestyle. Plenty of Queenslanders are also heading for the Moreton Region.
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residents who owned their own demount able home or caravan.
“Homeowners can save themselves a lot of grief if they get good advice early on in the sign-up process. A bit of extra knowledge about the document could save them a lot of money down the track, not to mention the worry and lost sleep.”
Some cashed-up retirees opt for a down sized house or unit on a suburban block, while others are choosing either a unit in a retirement village, or increasingly, a home built in a Manufactured Housing Estate (MHE).
These estates are known by various names, such as Over 55’s Living, Lifestyle Village, Resort Village, and Retirement
Intending, or existing homeowners can contact the ARPQ through their new website, arpq.org.au or phone (07) 3040 2344.
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Confusion around rental increases and the conditions around the sale of homes have ignited some fierce arguments between homeowners and park owners over the years. Many of these disputes have escalated into sensational public brawls aired in capital city print media and on television.
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There are 2697 of these MHE home-sites in the Moreton Region, according to state government figures released in May. This is a smidgeon more than the number at the Sunshine Coast, which offers 2675 Bribiesites.
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For homeowners already in a residential park, or those considering buying in, the ARPQ can help provide clarity around a site agreement and provide valuable advice on other common issues.
Residents of a traditional retirement home sign a license to occupy in most cases, while the MHE homeowner leases the land under their home from the company running the village.
But state laws that regulate site agree ments have not kept pace in the 21st century. Today’s high-tech homes bear little resemblance to the old fashioned demountables and dongas of yesteryear, and the services and facilities provided by MHE park owners have increased in number and complexity.
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All the new buildings looking down
After a long delay, building is finally underway, with about seven homes in varying stages of construction, starting to pop up like flowers in a field. It is great to see this premium Palm Cove development coming to life as we welcome the new homeowners to the Island. Unfortunately, like many in the construction industry, the various builders have been plagued with product shortages, supply issues and rapidly rising costs.
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It is a rush of building activity at Palm Cove
I spoke to David Young, Operations Manager, QM Properties, to get an update. “Stage one of the Palm Cove Development is well and truly complete with only a few properties available, and Stage two finished by the end of November”, said David. “Property sales have slowed, but prices have remained firm in the changing economic envi ronment. In addition, early-stage work on Duck Creek and the 21-lot Marina precinct is ongoing”.
The new picnic facilities off Cosmos Avenue Cosmos
During our conversation, I learned of one of the great benefits of the new de velopment. Hidden behind some of the original bushland and palm trees are two barbecues with shaded picnic areas, all opening onto the canal. I can imagine local families and friends gathering to enjoy a snag on the barbie, a cold tinny in hand, or a glass of wine, sitting to watch the sunset. Or maybe just a great spot to get together and enjoy New Year’s Eve. Whatever happens, this is going to be an excellent place for the residents to appreciate.
The hammers are banging, the concrete slabs are in the process of being laid, and the framing is going up. It is all action at Palm Cove!
“He’s the biggest baby born at Caboolture hospital so far for this year!” Michelle said. “It’s pretty rare to have a baby this Whensize.”
Although pretty chuffed with Oliver being the biggest baby at the hospital this year, Shania said that’s where the record will end for her because of her own health.
“I’m loving being a mum of two, it’s been a very easy transformation, especially with all the help my mum has been giving me,” Shania said. “I’m very lucky to have her help. But Oliver is such a good baby anyway, I’ve actually been very lucky with both of my babies.”
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In a nod to Shania’s dad, Andrew, who has sadly passed away, Oliver’s middle name is Drew. It seems he is capturing all the attention of onlookers, wherever he “Allgoes.the reactions are amazing, everyone
You would think giving birth to the biggest baby born at Caboolture Hospital so far this year would come as a bit of shock to some, but for Oliver’s mum Shania, she’s taken it all in her stride.
Newborn Oliver, is already setting records and he’s only just one-month-old. The not-so-tiny tot has taken the title of the biggest baby born at Caboolture Hospital so far this year. Weighing in at 5.395kg (or 11 pound 8 ounces on the old scale), Oliver made his grand entrance into the world on Thursday August 18 and has continued to move forward in leaps and bounds.
“He is my second baby, his sister Hannah is now three and she was actually 4.3kg (9 pound 5 ounces),” Shania said. “I was surprised by her size, so had to shop for new clothes for her. But I was more prepared with Oliver and didn’t bother buying any newborn clothes. He went straight into clothes usually for a three-month-old and size two nappies. At two weeks old, he moved into three to six-month clothes.”
Although prepared for a big baby, Shania admits she wasn’t expecting Oliver to weigh more than five kilos. With the initial shock now wearing off, Shania is settling into life as a mum of two.
Oliver’s birth also caused a lot of excite ment for staff at Caboolture Hospital. Oliver didn’t fit in newborn nappies, so staff had to source a bigger size from the paediatrics department. Clinical Midwifery Consultant at Caboolture Hospital, Michelle Hall, said the average size of a baby was usually between 3-4kg. So how does Oliver stack up to other babies born at Caboolture Hospital in terms of size?
“I won’t be having any more babies as I had my tubes tied due to my medical problems,” she said. “I have Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome along with Postural Ortho static Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS), Sinus Tachycardia and Ulcerative Colitis, so I think that’s enough for me.”
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it comes to contributing factors for those carrying and delivering a baby on the larger end of the scale, Michelle said things like genetics and predisposed medical conditions could contribute to having a bigger baby. As for the staff involved in the delivery, they also have to take a number of things into consider “Thereation. are many factors to consider,” Michelle said. “In this case, Mum (Shania), had a C-section to deliver Oliver because he was so big. Then there are things like gestational diabetes, genetics, size of mum’s pelvis, size of baby, if mum has had big babies before, if this is the first or second baby, etc.”
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loves his chubby cheeks and thinks he is just absolutely adorable,” Shania said.
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Members, Guests and Visitors are most welcome.
Thursday Reef n Beef Special: Our popular Steak, Prawns and chips deal for just $23 is available as well as the full menu and specials menu.
Our new menu is now available to tantalise your taste buds and not hit your hip pocket too much. We have expanded our Senior Lunches to include Mondays and kept the price the same at just $12. We have also extended our Wednesday night specials to include 2 more cost savers – just bring a friend and dine in. Below we have highlighted some of the great bargains, so come in and see us and enjoy the meals, the view and the service.
Thursday Nights: Either Hit the Felt by playing poker, play a bit of Social Darts or just enjoy a great meal every Thursday night.
Book at the Club Office on 3408 1457 – tickets are selling fast.
Double Meal Deal Wednesdays: Any two meals from our select menu for just $30. Choose from Chef’s Pizza, 300g Chicken Schnitzel, Bangers and Mash or Snapper and Chips. Full menu and specials menu also available.
Special Senior Lunches: your choice of Northern Rivers Roast Pork with Roast pumpkin, potato, steamed vegetables and gravy. Beer Battered Saltwater Fish and Chips, Chicken Schnitzel and chips, Chicken Caesar salad, Seafood Basket, Bacon and Mushroom Spaghetti Carbonara or Bangers and Mash, with peas and gravy.
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Beachmere RSL Sub-branch is open to the entire Veteran community, whether you are 22 or 92, Navy, Army or Air Force and either gender. You are warmly invited to join our meetings which are held at 9 am on the second Saturday of each month, at the BCA Hall in Progress Avenue. We are here to support you and your families and in turn are calling for you to join us.
Ever since we humans first walked on this planet, we have experienced pain in one way shape or another.
On the committee we have a number of support roles including a Schools Officer and a Cadet Liaison Officer. The interaction initiated through, these Subbranch Officeholders, with local schools and cadet units, are partnerships we are firmly committed to. Through providing support, from making presentations, commemoration preparation or financially, the ongoing care and added value benefits Veterans’ families and the younger community, at large.
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lots of use at Kindy for group experiences such as music and stories. The squares will help the children learn about personal space as well as colour, shape and number. Beachmere State School has the same mats in the Prep classrooms,” Sandra said.
The ancient Greeks believed that their Goddess of Revenge, Poine, was sent to punish them when they experienced physical pain. However, all she really did was give her name to the word ‘pain’. Many ancient cultures believed that physical pain was the punishment given to humans by the gods, therefore, to appease them, sacrificial rituals were performed by magical men and women. Another common practice was to drill holes in the sufferer’s head to release the
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One example occurred in early Sep tember, when, with much delight, C&K Beachmere Community Kindergarten received a special educational ‘activity
In medieval times, pain relief came mainly from the use of herbs. Minerals were also used. In the 1600’s patients
The 1900’s saw the introduction of morphine, cocaine and heroin as pain killers, introducing the human race to what was to become the ongoing period of drug addiction. In the United States more than 100,000 people have died of a drug overdose, period ending April 2021. Compared to less than 2000 in Australia. These figures exclude deaths from alcohol and tobacco addiction.
carpet’, donated by the Beachmere RSL Subbranch. C&K Beachmere Director, Sandra Matthews, welcomed the Sub-branch President Chris Dennys and Vice President Barry Norris, to showcase the carpet and how it will benefit the classroom teachings and “Thislearnings.matwillget
we have 47 service members, plus a handful of social members, who are predominantly family of Veterans. Our membership base consists of Navy, Army and Air Force representatives having served across several theatres including Korea, Vietnam, Iraq, Afghan istan, East Timor, Solomon Islands and Somalia, to name but a few.
In 1897, a Bayer Pharmaceutical’s staff member Felix Hoffman developed a formula to help his arthritic father’s pain and Aspirin was born. He made no mon ey from his brilliant invention. In 1960, Aspirin became the world’s best-selling medicine. Nowadays its consumption is put at over 100 billion tablets annually.
In 2022, the Beachmere RSL Sub-branch celebrated its 30th anniversary, during which time it has proudly supported Veterans and Veterans’ families in the local Currentlyarea.
AAAH – That’s painful RAMBLINGS
The C&K Kindy curriculum honours children as powerful learners, thinkers and active citizens facilitating them with a smoother transition into primary school.
were given opium to relieve pain. As recently as the early 20th century, some physicians were injecting gold salts to treat arthritis. Both electricity and magnets have been used as painkillers and Coca Cola, originally containing cocaine, was sold as the best painkiller in the United States. This however all changed in 1846, when anaesthesia, in the form of ether and chloroform, for surgery was introduced. Queen Victoria is considered the first to have received anaesthesia for childbirth. Before that, Italian doctors put a wooden bowl on the patients’ head, hammering it until the patient passed out. Gassing over a stove and choking patients were also fairly common practices.
Earlier this year our last World War II Veteran passed peacefully, aged 99. In addition to the RSL’s commemorations of ANZAC Day, Remembrance Day and Vietnam Veterans Day each year, engage ment in the local community is pivotal to the Sub-branch activities.
before that, cave men and women were using plant-based medicine to treat pain and illness. They had discovered that chewing the bark of trees such as the Poplar and Willow, relieved pain. These trees’ bark contains salicylic acid, an active ingredient of our common aspirin. Scientists discovered this when examining the jawbones of Neanderthals. Greek physician, Hippo crates, known as the father of Western medicine, also acknowledged the pain-re lieving benefits of both the Willow and Poplar tree bark. Ancient Egyptians too used dried myrtle leaves to relieve muscle pain.
The flags were raised, and Roust played, with the service coming to an end. It was a very poignant few minutes as tears welled up, and you couldn’t help but feel the emotion of the occasion. Afterwards Veterans and spouses retired across the road to the Bribie RSL for a few drinks and a reunion dinner.
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They shall grow not old as we that are left grow old Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn At the going down of the sun and in the morning, we shall remember them.
Vietnam Veterans Association of Australia (VVAA), Bribie Island Sub-branch President Rod Devenish-Meares welcomed everyone to this commemorative service. Next, Chaplain Reverend Pierre Von Blommestein read the prayer for the Fallen, and Patron of the VVAA Bribie Island, Major General David Ferguson (Retired) addressed everyone and read the prayer for the Queen. Peter Jack son followed, reading the Prayer for the Nation, and then official guests and others laid wreaths at the memorial. As the Last Post played, flags were lowered, fol lowed by a minute of silence and the saying of the Ode.
Vietnam Veterans Day August 18 also marks the 56th anniversary of the Battle of Long Tan in 1966, a signifi cant battle during the conflict.
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The community gathered for Vietnam Veterans Day.
Vietnam Veterans Day – 18 August 2022
More than 60,000 Australians served in the Vietnam War, with 3000 wound ed and 521 losing their lives. Vietnam day is nationally recognised and commemorated around the country, and not only remembers the sacrifices made but is very much about healing and reconnection of past comrades.
About 170 Vietnam Veterans and Bribie residents stopped to remember all who had served in Vietnam, particularly those who made the ultimate sacrifice or who have suffered since their return home. It was a very special mo ment for many Veterans as they remembered their friends.
Lest We Forget
Enough!
Pertinent then as it is now, this is a reprint of an article Cranky Lizard/ Harvey Fewings wrote in our 10.
contracted to protect our communities and our citizens as they go about their lawful daily lives.
Communities are beginning to complain. Our Court system, objectively speaking overloaded, deliver a form of therapeutic justice comprising of diversionary programs, rehabilitation houses, and focus groups. ‘Happy clapping’ rather than the application of black letter law.
We know however, because we see it in the print and electronic media, that a major part of that contract has been breached.
twice per week, Australian women are bashed, harassed, or murdered by their partners/husbands, who are free to do so because they have been bailed from Court by unelected, activist Mag istrates and Judges, who are practising therapeutic justice.
fuelled men on bail for previous assaults. And so it goes!
The world, in which these officials inhabit, is not troubled by the brutal reality of the day-to-day struggle for existence by women who live alone and who try to raise children, work, have some kind of social life, and who have ever present in their minds and souls the coiled spring of fear of ‘will he come tonight’, ‘will he find me here’, ‘what will I do when he smashes the down the door’, ‘will the Police make it in time’. No Sir, these officials inhabit the land of small towers and balconies from which they can pronounce their interpre tation of justice.
None of this is anyone’s fault, no-one is responsible except the vague concept of ‘the Government’ and the solution is more money must be spent to fix it. Our money!
Too many nonsense enquiries have been conducted. Too much bullshit has been spread about.
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The words below are matters of opinion. No express criticism is implied or directed at the Queensland Police Service, any par ticular Magistrate or Judge. The comments are general, based upon observations of Once,reality.perhaps
Long gone are the days of black letter law. Assault means assault, murder means murder.
This is now the age of therapeutic justice. Courts, not all of them by any means, but enough, are occupied by, unelected, and therefore not publicly responsible, Magis trates and Judges who have assumed the mantle of community saviours. Perhaps
Large numbers of our citizens feel threatened as gangs of disaffected youths from African countries rampage through Victoria on occasions, and weird loners drive motor vehicles through crowds of people. The Victorian Police appear frustrated and apparently angry at the way that State’s Court system seems to run a revolving door of bail applications, recently addressed by establishing a ‘night Court’. Social crusading journalists, talking heads on our TV screens find ways of justifying everything.
Women have been raped and murdered by serial rapists on bail. Women are regularly abused and murdered by men, their ex-partners or husbands/de-factos’ who are on bail. Assaults beyond sensible counting are committed by young, alcohol
undertakings by defence lawyers, usually publicly funded, and a view that they and they alone are the sole arbiters of the communities’ ills and injustices.
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But, in our communities there exists an iron law. A social contract between the huge number of citizens who live their lives according to the law of our land, upholding the law of our land and accepting the consequences if they break the law of the land, no matter how trivial that maybe, from traffic fines to serious matters of assault and murder of their
Stop the therapeutic justice, apply the laws as written and demand that Govern ments hold the justice system to account.
Cranky Lizard says too many empty words have been spoke.
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adventure. Whether it’s for shopping, sightseeing or to check out the Botanic Gardens, City Hall or even head across the river to Southbank, there’s plenty to see and do.
• Go for a bike/scooter ride/walk together.
• Do some baking – come up with a fun new recipe.
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It’s holidayschooltime…again!
• Theme parks/attractions If you feel brave (for the crowds or rides), you can always head to the likes of Aussie World up the coast or head down to the Gold Coast for the usual favou rites. Plus there’s also White Ridge Farm, Australia Zoo, Sea Life Sunshine Coast (formerly Underwater World) Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary and Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary to visit, just to name a few.
- Redcliffe Museum – drop in and see It’s Personal, an exhibition covering the world of intimate objects and personal effects where nothing is taboo.
• Do a tidy up/clean up and see what you can donate/give away. So this one may not come across as fun, but get the kids involved and make it a challenge to see who can donate the Whatevermost! you choose to do, remember it’s only for two weeks, even if they feel like the longest two weeks everrrrrrrr!
Here comes the end of year again and with it those jobs required in readiness for your return.
• Beach time…finally! Okay so you may have teetered towards the water’s edge in recent months but providing the weather is finally on our side and warming up a little, it’ll provide the best opportunity to hit the waves.
are $1350 per adult whilst a child has $675. A butcher has $920 for adults and $460 for a child. Licenced restaurants are $4640 for an adult while an unlicenced venue is $3660, the same as a caterer, similar to a take away and mixed business. There is no ifs or maybes, they are fixed
Bribie Island or Woodford appointments available.
• Park play dates Catch up with friends at a local park. Get the kids outside and pack snacks or a picnic lunch and drag along their bikes or scooters if they need a little more entertainment out in the fresh air.
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- Pine Rivers Heritage Museum - They have an exhibition called Shadow Makers which is on until October 23 where you can explore the magic of light and shadow.
- Bribie Island Seaside Museum - Check out The Keeper: collectors and their collections which is on until November.
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• Check out the local museums
• Movies, Mini Golf and Bowling are always fun options as well!
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• Movie days/nights – While they may not be brand new and out at the cinemas, you can always pick a family favourite and settle in with some snacks.
• Kids Dig It! Egyptian Family Fun. Take part in Archaeological Digs, paint an Egyptian sarcophagus, try your hand at shooting a long/recurve bow and learn the Ancient Egyptian process to mummify a body. From Monday September 19 -Friday Sep tember 23 at the Abbey Museum. furtherkids-dig-it-egyptian-family-fun/https://abbeymuseum.com.au/event/Visitforinformation.
amounts and must be included in the Livestockfigures. values for natural increases have a rate per head. Most of these have not changed much over the years. Cattle are $20, horses and deer also $20, pigs are $12, sheep and goats are $4 and poultry are $0.35. This cost is allocated to all natural increases per head unless there is a service charge, than that becomes the value.
• A day trip into the city Make a day of it and trek into town for a big city
How on Earth is it school holiday time again already? It feels like the kids just went back to school and here we are staring down the barrel of another two weeks of school-free time. Never fear, if you’re in need of a few different ideas to help fill the time and keep the kids busy these school holidays, you have come to the right place!
• Visit the local library Whether it’s a rainy day or you’re just looking for something peaceful and quiet to do, check out the local library either here on the Island or further afield.
We know heading out and about isn’t always possible due to work commitments and family budgets, so you can also plan a few activities at home.
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• Monster Jump at Sandstone Point Hotel This is one for the little kids and the big kids at heart when the mobile inflatable obstacle course jumps into the hotel for the school holidays from September 17 – October 2. There is more than 280m of fun featuring 30 different obstacle adventures to choose from as well as two inflatable waterslides in the ‘Splash Zone’. Tickets are $35 for a two-hour pass with free entry for spectators and it’s highly recommended you pre-pur chase to avoid disappointment. For further info visit sandstonepointho tel.com.au
• Make your own obstacle course – This one depends on the size of your yard and what objects you have at your disposal to run around and jump over, but it’s a good way to some fun in the yard with the kids.
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The LOCAL even put together a special report in September last year outlining the painful and life-chang ing experiences many residents had gone through and still continued to battle every day. The stories many choose to share at these meetings are raw, filled with emotion and showcase the pain they are living with on a day-to-day basis. Many are seeking answers and want to know what is going to be done to fix the ongoing problems in regard to the health crisis.
It’s the topic that is always on the agenda for our local community but never seems to change, the health system. Now it’s come up again in another negative light, this time in reference to the community health Town Hall meetings, a platform provided for residents to come along and have their say. In a recent sitting of Parliament, Member for Pumices tone Ali King, referred to these health Town Hall meetings as “dodgy” and “dodgy as”.
Farmer Belle is an important member of the White Ridge Farm team
Farmer Belle is an important member of
White, along with her husband David, have slowly built this incredible local family tourist attraction from humble beginnings, running mobile farms, and taking animals out to kids’ birthday parties, school fetes and alike, to what it is
An essential part of the White Ridge Farm operation is a large workforce of both paid and volunteer staff. Volunteers come from many backgrounds, including those with special needs and their carers, high school students seeking work experience and mature age workers who want to give back and enjoy working with the animals and Withchildren.theschool holidays fast approach ing, this is a great place to visit with the family. Today, a comment from my dental receptionist summed it up nicely: “White Ridge Farm is absolutely fantastic. The kids loved it, and it was a great fami ly-priced experience”. Need I say more!
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Story and pictures by Alistair Gray Wow! It’s all go at White Ridge Farm. I had heard stories, from others on the editorial staff and later my grandkids, about how fantastic White Ridge Farm was, so it was good to finally go and experience it for Katrinamyself.
pretend they are interested in health but all they do is exploit our people, bash our hospitals and bag our health workers to win votes. The LNP have already admitted they would cut services if they were elected, just like they did last time when they sacked over 700 nurses from our local hospi tal and health service.”
offer putt-putt golf and tractor rides. For the more adventurous, there are horse and pony rides along a small bush trail.
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Yes, there is something for everyone, all in a safe, kid-friendly environment, with lots of staff nearby to ensure the kids have a great time. There are many interactive areas where kids can get close to the animals and ask questions of the staff. Besides the animals, White Ridge Farm
Withsaid. so many animals, an extraordinary amount of work goes into their care and welfare to ensure the farm animals are kept healthy, well fed, and stress-free, with David collecting surplus fruit and vegetables from four nearby Woolworths stores to supplement the animals’ diet.
showed me around she shoved a bucket of feed into my hand and very quickly, heads were popping out through fences as the animals were looking to make a new friend.
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White Ridge Farm – A kid’s delight
I visited just after lunch one Friday, which appears to be a quiet time of the day after the groups of school kids and others had departed. We passed goats, lots of goats, llamas, alpacas, cows, rabbits, guinea pigs, chickens, dogs, geese, lots of colourful birds, sheep, pigs, piglets, Addy, the miniature horse and Pete, the donkey. Not to forget Gypsy, the camel who snatched the whole bucket of feed out of my hand.
the White Ridge Farm team
The series of health Town Hall meet ings (the most recent one was held on Bribie in July) have been held to cover the situation surrounding the health system and allow local residents to share their stories in regard to their ongoing problems since undergoing treatment or surgery at Caboolture Hospital over the last few years.
animals and the ability of kids to get up close, to touch and feed Asthem.Katrina
“I still get a great thrill when I see the great smile on a small child’s face who sits on a horse for the first time, and it makes all our hard work so worthwhile,” Katrina
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Market Day at Bribie ShoppingHarbourVillage
The regular Banksia Beach Market is on the last Saturday of each month from 8 am - 2 pm.
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The sax was playing whilst sausages were being served to a queue of hungry men, as the ladies browsed the market stalls look ing for hidden treasure. There was an air of excitement as friends stopped, chatted, and caught up with the local news. Kids were looking for tasty treats, while the tiny dogs with wagging tails got heaps of attention from new friends. It was great to see the centre buzz with activity after all the challenges of the pandemic.
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The shopping village looks smart after a recent makeover of fresh paint and new signage to reinvigorate and create a more customer-friendly shopping environment. Now with all the tenancies full, there is something for everyone. From fashion, jewellery and accessories at Attractions fresh veggies and fruit from the Banksia Fruit & Juice Barn, meat and deli items from Avondale Meat, hair styling from Cuts, Colours and Curls, and bakery items including bread, coffee and sandwiches from the Bribie Island Bakehouse. If you need a feed, you can now enjoy sushi at Sushi Lovers, takeaways from Sue’s Takeaway, or a great cup of coffee and cake at The Florist Café
Story and pictures by Alistair Gray
“Just be vigilant with electrical goods in your house,” Laura said. “It can happen in the blink of an eye and you can lose everything. We were only gone not even an hour. You never think it will happen to you and then it does. I was standing in Costco and I realised my Cabbage Patch Doll that I had from when I was a kid was gone and I started bawling my eyes out.
“It was a little overwhelming,” Laura said. “We didn’t even know she had done it. I was going through the house and checked my phone where I discovered she had created the page. Some others in the community have set up an account at the vet for us as well. It’s hard but it’s nice that others are thinking of us.”
The Beachmere couple had only just cel ebrated their wedding anniversary days before the blaze that took everything. They were out at the shops when Ben received the phone call that changed their lives in an instant. Their first thought was for their animals who were inside at the
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Global environmental health day also outlines similar notions as the maritime theme but extends to all environments, particularly those close to home. For us here on Bribie our marine environment is one of the most predominant aspects of our surroundings. As a community it falls upon us to ensure we implement practices to keep beaches and underwater environ ments clean and to educate others about these practices.
Bribie is no exception with our gorgeous beaches and resident dolphins. As the warmer months approach and the tourist season draws closer, it falls upon us to reiterate the importance of protecting and maintaining clean, unpolluted waterways. The month of September brings our awareness to the importance of ensuring clean marine environments through two internationally recognised events.
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The fire caused extensive damage to the Beachmere home
Shadow and Milo
care about the house, the dogs were in the house and we need to get back,” Ben said about what was going through their minds. “The police were able to track us down because of the rego from one of my cars that was parked at the house. They were asking all these questions and I thought maybe the car had been stolen but then they said they were responding to a house fire. I said mate, there’s dogs in the house!”
World Maritime Day recognises the various marine vessels used across the globe for transport, leisure, and shipping. This year’s theme draws upon greener transitions in order to ensure a more sustainable future. Such a theme extends to global organisations and governments but also encourages communities and the individual to understand what role they can play in ensuring their marine activi ties do not cause harm.
“Milo kept trying to wake him up,” Ben said. “That was heart wrenching to watch. He’s been in pain and pretty anxious as well. It’s been tough.”
a tourist to a waterway or a local, it is always important to ensure local rules are being abided by, such as respecting designated no swim zones. Fun activities can still be had by all, but in small waterways or areas where lots of marine life is present using a paddle board instead of a jet ski can help minimise damage. Part of educating ourselves about our marine ecosystems and areas includes knowing when and where to use marine Wevehicles.alllove a day at the beach, or a paddle down the passage. So next time you go for a dip or take a walk across the bridge consider what we can do to help preserve and protect these beautiful environments.
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Laura said you don’t realise how much you miss, even the little things, until it’s no longer there. She said this was an opportunity to remind others to be aware of how easily it could happen to you.
get down there and try to get them out before we got there,” Laura added.
Many simple actions can be adopted to as sist in reducing pollution and harm to our wonderful waterways. Ensuring rubbish is picked up and safely disposed of after a fun day on the beach prevents it from making its way into the sea or becoming an animal’s lunch. Items such as plastic bags and fishing wire pose a particularly high risk given their transparency. Buying reef safe sunscreen, which can be easily found at a chemist or local shops, ensures that chemicals do not leach into the water, which can cause harm to marine plants, particularly corals, whilst polluting the
groups, such as BIEPA, have already identified the significance of maintaining and protecting our marine environments. Organised events, such as beach clean ups, are open for public Whetherparticipation.you’re
Things from my grandparents and Ben’s grandparents are gone and we can’t get
Beaches, oceans, lakes, streams, all these waterways play a crucial role in Australia’s ecosystems and marine environments. These waterways are home to a wide variety of plant and animal species, encouraging biodiversity and tourists.
Although severely damaged in what is believed to have been an electrical fire which started behind the television, the couple managed to salvage a few things from the house. Unfortunately, the house will have to be torn down, but they plan
Laura and Ben Clark with their dogs Milo, Shadow and Gizmo
“I was frantically trying to think of anyone close by that I knew that could
Shadow used to enjoy running on the beach.
“They pulled Gizmo out unconscious and barely breathing,” Laura said. “The three ladies from the police beat based in Beachmere actually raced him up to the vets. They have checked in with us since the fire too and we are really grateful for what they have done for us.”
While Shadow and Bandit had already passed away, Gizmo was rushed to the nearest vet by police as he was having trouble breathing and Milo also required treatment for some injuries.
Already deeply feeling the loss of her boy of 17 years, Laura said Shadow was cre mated and farewelled with a little service at Pets in Peace so they could say goodbye but losing him had been extremely hard on the other two dogs.
to eventually rebuild again.
“We had done a lot of work on the house with renovations but we’ll just start again and rebuild,” Laura said. “It’s a long road ahead but we’ll manage.”
House fire turns Beachmere couple’s world upside down
Written by Amelia Strazdins
Laura and Ben’s beloved dog Shadow
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that back.”
The couple have received tremendous support from family, friends and their respective workplaces, who allowed them to take the time they needed to try to regain some sense of normalcy in their lives again. They have been staying with friends in Kallangur and another friend also created a GoFundMe page to help Ben and Laura out as well.
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For Ben and Laura Clark, Thursday August 11 is a day they won’t ever forget. It was the day they received the devastating news that their Beachmere home was on fire. The news was only going to get worse from there. Unable to have children of their own, the duo had a beautiful fur-family they treasured more than anything else in this world. The eldest of their fur brood, Shadow, sadly lost his life in the fire, along with their pet bird, Bandit. Their other two dogs Gizmo and Milo required vet treatment and are still recovering, both physically and emotion ally, from the fire that took their mate.
For now, it’s one day at a time and one step at a time as Ben and Laura learn to navigate a new path in their lives.
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Story and picture by Alistair Gray I came across these ‘hot’ Island women, having fun, a good laugh along with an impressive workout, and I couldn’t resist the photograph. Dressed in wigs and grass skirts, they are all clearly in training for the Bribie Olympic team. Known as Bender’s Bods, Suzi Bender said, while they do some serious training, this small group of ladies focuses on getting together for a good laugh and being a little silly while working to achieve their fitness goals. In a world full of such seriousness, I say go for it. You are all awesome!
are several humanoid dummies, whose purpose is to report on voyage safety and the feasibility of a planned future lunar settlement. A trip to Mars is planned to follow this, with similar intentions. Entrepreneurs and billionaires seem to be busy selling trips to outer space!
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As children we are so excited when we are given a new toy, playing with it continuously until we tire of it, or it Sadly,breaks.this child-like behaviour stays with us throughout adulthood to the end of our lives. I call it the ‘broken-toy-syndrome’. Fifty-three years ago, Neil Armstrong walked on the moon and the human race mar velled at this endeavour. The thought of being able to leave this tired old planet Earth and venture into space and explore, and even live on new planets, thrilled us all. That, despite nearly 20 astro/cosmonauts having died attempting the journey.
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Not satisfied with spoiling Earth by creating an unforgivably terrible environment, coupled with unbeliev able misery for many of our fellow creatures, we now plan to export this repeat performance to other planets. Why can’t we humans pause and spend the trillions of dollars thrown at space exploration and planet set tlements on the repair of our existing home planet -Earth.
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Offering a unique entertainment friendly floorplan with 4 spacious bedrooms with potential home office, is spread out for privacy and multiple zones for easy living and interacting, whilst wrapped around an inviting central pool area. Situated in a handy location, it's also brimming with warm neighbours and a sense of community spirit from days gone by.
Further element is the over-sized lined dou ble remote garaging plus the double carport making perfect parking for the tall caravan or motorhome. An additional workshop or storage room is ideally extended within the garage. Irrigation system maintains the grounds via the 2 water tanks and spear pump, creating the travellers’ ideal ‘lock up and leave’ property.
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residence is positioned upon a sought after 832 sqm block with only 1 side neighbour. Magnificent scenery is savoured from within multiple rooms throughout your retreat. Meticulously designed plus custom built with total wheelchair access in mind, this address of gracious proportions boasts a dynamic floor plan that considers space, light and contemporary style.
and water for direct ocean adventures, only moments from the glorious Pumicestone Passage to Moreton Bay and beyond. Boast ing unparalleled waterfront value within your easy-care tranquil haven, this private sanctuary requires inspection to appreciate the privileged lifestyle presented here.
ample storage cabinetry, whilst incorporat ing expansive pool, waterfront, and estab lished garden landscapes. With supreme layout the kitchen is dominantly located to be the entertaining headquarters next to the alfresco, dining room, lounge, and family Continueroom. to enjoy the tremendous water panorama via your substantial master suite's own wing comprising a magnificent ensuite plus bonus feature of direct pool access. Natural sunlight constantly fills the
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A rare opportunity to purchaser this substantial 4 bedroom home occupying a unique location enjoying parkland views to the rear. The property benefitsfrom a large rumpus/ bedroom 4 which could easily be divided into additional bedroom or living accommodation. The well laid accommodation briefly affords:- formal lounge and dining area, recessed kitchen, living room. Master bedroom with 3 further bedroom and second bathroom. OUTSIDE:- two outdoor decks and secluded rear yard.
Set on one level, this 2 bedroom unit has been renovated and enjoys great and direct waterfront living. Lock up garaging, outdoor entertaining and looks across the Pumicestone Passage towards Bribie Island. Absolute Waterfront. Owner purchased elsewhere and ready to move on.
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Resting on a generous 531m2, this gorgeous residence promises all the staples for relaxed family living with its chic contemporary updates, easy-care layout and vast outdoor space, whilst offering a glimpse into the future for keen creatives who wish to put their stamp on an already desirable home and renovate, extend or use for investment purposes.
Located in Woorim. First floor unit in a complex with a lift. Under building secure parking. 6 x 5 outdoor patio.
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This lovely 10-year-old home is situated on a spacious 700m2 block and is perfect for an easy living lifestyle. Positioned in a tranquil location residing across the road from parklands which gives you the opportunity to explore the walking trails and the thriving community that Sandstone Point/Ningi has to offer. Grice Crescent
Across from patrolled surf beach. Being sold fully furnished. Great investment or live in. Surf Club, hotels and local shopping only 100 metres away and close to Woorim's golf course. Great surf-side property.
THE OUTSIDE ENTERTAINER 4 bed, 2 bath, 2 living area family home, on an 820m2 block with 19.6m canal frontage. Solid brick and tile, this house has room for the whole family. Tiled throughout with an open plan lay out, and views of the canal from the massive two pack kichen. The double garage has been converted into a teenage retreat, come granny flat could easily be converted back into a garage. A little TLC could present a great opportunity for capital growth. Not many canal properties left at this price, and the vendors are motivated to sell.
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A great example of a beautifully styled and presented home is currently for sale by Team Tracie Robinson at 3 Ruth Street, Caboolture.
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To help ensure you are equipped with the right information, we have created a Preparing your Home for Sale Checklist that walks you through each room and space of your home and provides practical guidance around what you can do to each area to ensure it is ready to shine on open for inspection day. Whether it's an entry-level home or an exclusive beachside /waterfront property, contact Tracie to receive your checklist and assist in creating a refreshing edge for your home along with an excellent sale result!
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The Real Estate Institute of Queensland (REIQ) and Queenslanders with Dis ability Network (QDN) have co-hosted a stakeholder forum in preparation for flagged rental reforms encompassing minor modifications relating to disability, accessibility and safety.
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sation to benefit from gained perspective and better appreciate the shared areas of alignment in their respective positions.
“We hope to lead by example by initiating this crucial stakeholder consultation, to kick-start positive and open discussion that recognises the valuable input stakeholders bring to the table from the informed perspective of the members they represent,” Ms Mercorella said.
Both member advocate groups are keenly aware of the Queensland Government’s upcoming stage two rental reforms, which are expected to address minor modifica tions in relation to rental properties.
Antonia Mercorella said the stakeholder forum allowed each organi
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Minor modifications were a hot button issue excluded from stage one of rental reforms due to the complexity involved in implementation and differing viewpoints from key stakeholders.
QDN looks forward to finding a way forward to deliver disability minor modifications rental reforms that enable safety and accessibility for people with disability.
Stakeholders find common ground on minor modifications to rental properties
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way to have your application prioritised is to ensure you have a good rental history, as this is one of the first things we look at. Ensure that all the documents requested in the application are clear and nothing is missing. It is also a great idea to introduce yourself to the property management team! We like to meet our potential tenants and it allows the tenants to meet the property management team. It is nice to put a face to the names for answer it
The stakeholder forum held earlier this week bought together representatives from 16 organisations to discuss opportu nities to understand diverse perspectives and work together to improve processes relating to minor modifications for people with disability in rental properties.
Now, key stakeholders are getting on the front foot to ensure their voices will be heard, to find matters and areas where they are in agreement. The forum included diverse voices including, people with dis ability, community and tenancy housing peak bodies, homelessness organisations, property owners/investors and property
“The forum set out to unpick our pain points with the Queensland Government’s recommended legislative changes, raise practical considerations that need to be ironed out, and ultimately to provide a well-rounded, considered approach in our individual feedback.”
QDN’S Acting CEO Michelle Moss commented, “We were pleased that the forum gave us the opportunity to discuss and find common ground on a number of issues,” she said.
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Mango
During the first three (3) years, apply your ‘fruit tree fertiliser’ in October, December, February and April. Then no fertilizing after August.
The mango (Mangifera indica) is native to Asia from northern India through to the Malay Peninsula. Mangoes can be eaten fresh, juiced or made into chutneys. The most popu lar variety is the Bowen/Kensington with its bright orange-yellow skin and a reddish-pink blush. Mangoes prefer a sub-tropical climate, so are ideally suited to Queensland. They will grow in a wide range of soil types; however drainage is important. They don’t like frosts and must have dry weather during the flowering and the early stages of fruit development. In coastal areas Spring rains limit fruit Springproduction.isthe
Papaws
Papaws do not like acidic soil so before planting check the pH of the soil. If it requires sweetening, lime or dolomite will bring the pH to a good level of 6.0 to 6.5. Prior to planting dig through some ‘blood and bone’ to a depth of 15cms. Then a dressing of ‘sulphate of ammonia’ every two
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mangoes will be in nurseries around October/November.
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Jill Ross from Mitre 10 Bribie Island. (Meet Jill on the floor at Mitre 10).
flowers on the one tree. First the male flowers will appear, followed a short time later by the female.
One of the diseases to affect fruit pro duction is Anthracnose. The best way to prevent this happening is when the flowers appear, spray one week with ‘mancozeb’ and one week with ‘copper’ spray, three (3) times each over six (6) Deliciousweeks.
best time for planting. Add organic matter to the soil and water trees frequently until they are established. To avoid competition for water and nutrients, keep an area at least 2 metres in diameter clear of grass around the trunk.
A freshly picked papaw is nice to eat
Jill is a horticulturist and has an Associate Diploma in Horticulture and has worked in the horticulture industry at various nurseries round the greater Brisbane area for 30 years
Did you hear a legend say, that if you send the specific birth stone and birth flowers to girls in their birth month, you can go along with this girl forever? It is hard to believe, right! However, many people tried and told me it really works. September’s stone is the Sapphire, and the flower is the Aster. The meaning of the Aster is daintiness, and elegance.
Papaws enjoy our sub-tropical and tropical weather with high tempera tures, humidity and reliable rainfall. Not liking the cold weather which damages the leaves and mature trees may be killed with exposure to frosts over several days. They don’t like cold winds as this makes them slow growing and poor to fruit.
There are three (3) different types of papaws – male, female and bi-sex ual. The flowers of the male trees are produced in large numbers on profusely branched stalks from 50 to 120cms long. The flowers of the female papaw are produced in the leaf axils on single or branched stalks approximately 3cms long. Bi-sexual trees produce both male and female
Papaws arrived here in Queensland more than 100 years ago, probably from Central America. Known by var ious names, Papaw, Pawpaw, Papaya and Pepita, they produce deliciously tasty fruit which can be used in fruit salads and making chutney.
Mango trees grow in flushes during the warmer months of the year, and between these flushes is the best time to prune young trees. Train the trees so as to produce a strong low spread ing framework of four or five main limbs. Fruiting mango trees may be pruned immediately after harvest, although little pruning is necessary after establishment.
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be clipped from the tree.
When planting, if the sex is unknown, it is best to plant in groups of three and later thin out the male trees. Usually there is one male pollinator
diseases affecting them. Why not grow a couple in your backyard! Also, if you enjoy a cup of tea, once drunk, place the tea leaves around the Papaw – they too enjoy a cuppa!
months at a rate of 85 grams per tree. This will stop a nitrogen deficiency which reduces the size and number of leaves which will also be pale yellow in Onecolour.ofthe
Hi WelcomeGardeners,toSpring. The days certainly have been beautiful, and I can think of no better place to hang out but in the garden.
main deficiencies is ‘boron’ happening when we have heavy rain or drought conditions causing the leaves to turn yellow from the grow ing point with a downward curling of the tips. The leaves will be brittle in texture and claw-like. The flowers will also drop, particularly in the male plants. The fruit will ripen unevenly, and the sugar level will be low. Boron should be applied to the plants in January when the tree is about 10 months old. When the plants are well established apply 10 grams of boron per Extraplant.watering during July to October helps the flowering and fruiting, in creasing yields in the following April to June. The timing of the watering is important as it reduces fruit wastage and results in better flavour and appearance of the fruit.
To determine when the fruit is ready for picking, cut a mango and inspect the colour of the flesh near the seed. If it is yellow, the mangoes will be ripe in five or six days and can be harvested immediately. They should
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Spring is now here! As the nights begin to warm and the days get longer anglers will start to dust off their beach fishing gear for some fun and productive fishing. Main species like whiting, bream, flathead and dart are found locally around Bribie’s surf beaches. Fishing the surf, standing on the beach listening to the waves in the early morning or late afternoon with a rod in a rod holder has an appeal like no other and is truly one of the greatest ways to unwind.
Burley are best for bringing the fish to you. Let them float around your feet in the wash allowing the waves
Rods and reels don’t have to be ex pensive. Rods vary from 9ft through to 12ft in length. ‘Alvey’ reels are the best choice for use in the surf and for ease of maintenance. You can get them wet and sandy, just remember to hose them off when you get home.
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Whiting caught at Red Beach
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Dart caught at Woorim worms, yabbies and pippies. Hardy heads, herring and pilchards are
TIDE TIMES 2022 Times and Heights of High and Low Waters AUSTRALIA, EAST COAST – BRISBANE BAR Lat 27"22' S / Long 153"10' E Moon Phase SymbolsFullLastMoonQuarterNew Moon First Quarter OCTOBER Cut this out and keep in your fishing box, on the fridge, in your car or in your boat. Island Fishing QueenslandfishingunlawfulReportin by calling the 24hourhotlineFishwatch on 1800 017 116 (toll free Queensland).within Radio MonitoredFrequenciesbyVMRBribieIslandRadioRoom 24/7 Contact number is 3408 7596 Manned from 0500H to 1800H 7 days a week Radio Operators on call from 1800H to 0500H 27Mhz Channel 90 - Calling and working frequency Channel 88 - Distress and calling VHF Channel 16 - Calling and working frequency Channel 20 - Calling Tangalooma area Channel 21 - Repeater based at Cape Moreton, useful for traffic seaward of Moreton Island Channel 67 - Supplementary distress and calling Channel 72 - Mainly used for training and working Channel 73 - Main calling and working channel for our local area Channel 81 - Repeater based at Mt Glorious, useful for the Bay Area and Passage traffic.
and catching good quality fish with Red Beach being the hotspot. Plenty of tailor still around with floating pillies and trolling the best method. There have been better quality fish in and around Cook’s Rocks.
Enjoy fishing and remember to catch only what you need.
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Surf fishing is a lot of fun, it is simple and it is a nice way to get your fishing By Danny & Michelle
Fishing August FISHING REPORT
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Other species that are regularly caught from the beach include any thing from tailor, mackerel through to tun. Throwing metal slugs, floating pillies or live baits work well for these
Issue 81 2022 - We're here for you! 30 TimeoutSport COLOUR IN AND WIN 1 $30 Gift Card Full Name: ....................................................................... Age (if under 16) ................. Phone No. ...................................... OUR WINNERCARDGIFTIS! Win the $30 Gift Card which includes 2x children tickets and 2x small combos. The small value combos include a small drink, small popcorn and chocolate bar! Send your entries to 0447 007 966 or e belinda@islandandsurrounds.com.au.mailPleasesubmitby15/10/2022 The winner will be announced in next issue. Good luck and happy colouring! TO CLAIM YOUR PRIZE: call or e mail the above contact details Aviana H age 11 Alex age 4 Sandra A age 9 Ezra P age Charlotte8 D G age 7 Matilda M age 7 Leyla F age 10Ivy M age 10 Bella D age 8 Elias P age 9 Matilda age 6 Sophie M age 4 Evie W aged 7 and Arlo W aged 4 Pippa D age 8 Lorelai D age 3 To all the entrants it is always so difficult to choose a winner. Thanks for entering and keep colouring! FANTASTICMOREENTRIES!!
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Winner: Debra Dunn 36, 1st R/Up Sylvia Kuhbauch 35 ocb, 2nd R/Up Lyn Ball 35 ocb NTP’s – 4th Hole Myra Thomsen, 7th Hole Lyn Ball, 14th Hole Di Croft, 16th Hole Lyn DivBall
18/8/22 4th Round Club Championships –
Best Gross: Vivienne Learoyd 98
A Grade Winner: Gwen Clutterbuck 74, 1st R/Up Vicki Jones 76, 2nd R/Up Kate Wilson 77 ocb
C Grade Winner: Paula McKenzie 71, 1st R/ Up Sue Navie 73, 2nd R/Up Angela Jordan 78 NTP’s: 7th Hole Paula McKenzie, 14th Hole Joan Osborne, 16th Hole Hazel McDonnell
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Best Gross: Di Benghamy 91
C Grade Winner: Lyn Cockerell 74, 1st R/Up Sonia Ferrante 77, 2nd R/Up Jan Jennings 79
B Grade Winner: Angela Claxton 69, 1st R/ Up Lyn Beaven 74, 2nd R/Up Fitzie Jackson
McDonnell 33 ocb, NTP’s 4th Hole Lyn Cockerell, 7th Hole Susie Smith, 14th Hole Val Smith, 16th Hole Tricia Brown, 2nd shot Div 3, 7th Hole Sue Navie
NTP’s – Div 1 16th Hole Myra Dickson, Div 2 14th Hole Tricia Brown, All In 7th Hole Sue ProNaviePin
23/8/22 Single Stableford – Sponsor ‘The Golf Shop’
C Grade Winner: Sylvia Kuhbauch 74, 1st R/Up Jody Benson 75 ocb, 2nd R/Up Lyn BestCockerellGross: Lyn Cockerell 106, NTP’s 4th Jody Benson, 16th Sonia Ferrante
B Grade Winner: Vivienne Learoyd 72, 1st R/Up Stina Barnulf 78, 2nd R/Up Lenore Wilson 79 ocb, NTP’s: 4th Hole Stina Barnulf, 7th Hole Jenny Williams, 14th Hole Vivi Lloyd, 16th Hole Vivienne Learoyd
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2022 Ladies Club Champion – Jo Malone
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Best Gross: Jo Malone 82, NTP’s 4th Val Smith, 7th Kate Wilson, 14th Gwen 16thClutterbuck,LindaUrquhart
11/8/22 2nd Round Club Championships –
25/8/22 4BBB Stableford Charity Day – Sponsor Harcourts Bribie Island (proceeds to Domestic Violence) Member/Visitor Winners: Nadia Aylott & Lesley Foran Member/Member63 Winners: Myra
It is fantastic news for young and old Bribie residents and the many visitors to the Island with the opening of the new mini golf course at Pacific Harbour Golf and Country Club. Set without the frills of a traditional mini golf course, there are heaps of challenges to test the best golfer and with the added benefit that everyone can play. No handicaps are required here. It is all about having fun and allowing everyone to play golf, no matter what your age or skill level is.
To book a round of mini golf or to find out more, please visit www.minigolfbribie. com.au
Women’s Golf
6/9/22 Chapman Foursomes
Story and pictures by Alistair Gray
A Grade Winner: Carole Watson 36, 1st R/ Up Magrit Pearce 35, 2nd R/Up Susie Smith 34 ocb
Member/Member winners: Charmaine Price & Myra Dickson
B Grade – Sylvia White
B Grade Winner: Maureen Bailey 73 ocb, 1st R/Up Anna de Bondt 73, 2nd R/Up An gela Claxton 76 ocb. Best Gross: Maureen Bailey 97, NTP’s 4th Jenny Williams, 7th Vivi Lloyd, 14th Mary Barbeler, 16th Maree Bailey
A Grade Winner: Desley Neilson 72, 1st R/ Up Susie Smith 73, 2nd R/Up Abby Driver 74 BestocbGross: Jo Malone 82, NTP’s 4th Gwen Clutterbuck, 7th Linda Urquhart, 14th Vicki Jones, 16th Jo Malone
ing and Events Manager Sara Summers said. Mini golf will be open seven days a week, including early evening. Players are welcome to enjoy a drink in the bar, ice cream on the deck or a meal in the club’s
C Grade Winner: Vicki Butcher 38, 1st R/Up Vicki Lawrence 34 ocb, 2nd R/Up Hazel
C Grade – Lyn Cockerell
“We wanted to give families something new to do on the Island in a safe and family-friendly environment,” club Market
is available for birthday parties for young and old, corporate or business appreciation or team building events, and charities and fundraising. Bookings are encouraged, though drop-ins are very welcome.
Member/Guest winners: Nadia Aylott & Lesley Foran
A Grade Winner: Barbara Newcomb 76 ocb, 1st R/Up Ann Rogers 76, 2nd R/Up Val Smith 77 ocb. Best Gross: Jo Malone 81, NTP’s 4th Jo Malone, 7th Desley Neilson, 14th Barbara Newcomb, 16th Myra Dickson
Best75 Gross: Angela Claxton 97
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A Grade Winner: Ann Rogers 74, 1st R/Up Vicki Jones 78, 2nd R/Up Ros Gardiner 79 NTP’s: 7th Hole Ros Gardiner, 14th Hole Ros Gardiner, 16th Hole Abby Driver
16/8/22 3rd Round Club Championships –
Overall Winners – Desley Neilson & Jo Malone 74.5, 1st R/Up Jennifer Stafford & Lyn Beaven 77.375, 2nd R/Up Ros Gardiner & Dianne Hayward 77.75 NTP’s – 4th Hole Judy Graham, 7th Hole Jo Malone, 14th Hole Jenny Williams, 16th Hole Jo Malone, 4th Hole 2nd shot Jan Jennings
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B Grade Winner: Rita de Bondt 35, 1st R/ Up Sylvia White 34 ocb, 2nd R/Up Sheena Bath 34
C Grade Winner: Vicki Lawrence 70, 1st R/Up Paula McKenzie 77 ocb, 2nd R/Up
B Grade Winner: Di Croft 70, 1st R/Up Gaby Bennett 74, 2nd R/Up Judith Umlauft 77 BestocbGross: Gaby Bennett 98, NTP’s 4th Angela Claxton, 7th Bibby Davies, 14th Judith Umlauft, 16th Mary Barbeler
Dickson & Charmaine Price 58 ocb
Best Gross: Paula McKenzie 100
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Best Gross: 105, NTP’s 7th Lyn Cockerell, 16th Lyn Cockerell
It is all fun at the new Pacific Harbour Mini Golf Course
Accuracy Drives – Div 1 Gwen Clutterbuck, Div 2 Maree Bailey, Div 3 Leith McDonald
New Mini Golf opens
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It is clear the community does want to see a new bridge built. We are growing as a community with an increase of population in this region and now a popular destina tion for tourists.
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To: The Honourable the Speaker and Members of the Legislative Assembly of Queensland
If you and your friends wish to sign this petition,cut it out, complete and post to The LOCAL News, Island and surrounds, PO Box 1019, Bongaree QLD 4507. Alternatively the completed form can be scanned and emailed as a pdf or image file to belinda@islan dandsurrounds.com.au
Once again because of you we will keep on the new Bribie Bridge campaign. We currently have 1608 signatures. Issue 80 brought us 9 more signatures. Keep those signatures coming!
The Petition of Electors of the Division of Pumicestone draws the attention of the House to the Bribie Island Bridge and the bridge’s limited capability to accommodate the steep increase in the population and visitor traffic to Bribie Island. Also with the increasing number of local and state development approvals, infrastructure has not keep pace with the demands of the Pumicestone Electorate.
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Your Petitioners therefore request the House to immediately commence the process of the feasibility, design, and construction of a new Bribie Island Bridge to accommodate the pedestrian and vehicular traffic to Bribie Island. The Federal Government has made $20mil available to assist with the cost of upgrading Bribie Island Road and we request this funding be used towards this project.
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Thank you again for those people who took the time to email and mail the signatures into me. It was great to see all lines of the signatures were completed on so many.
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