The Hills Echo Community Newsmagazine - March

March 2017

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Locals raising funds through World’s Greatest Shave - Lets Find a Cure

L-R: Raeleen Ford, Ivan Barron and Melinda Barron

Local residents Melinda Barron, husband Ivan Barron and Raeleen Ford are going bald for a cause and they need your help.

They felt extremely blessed to have seven healthy children between them, However, their hearts ached because they can only imagine what other families must endure and this is what prompted them to do the challenge of World’s Greatest Shave to raise money for the Leukaemia Foundation.

Their first event was held at George Willmore Park, Ferny Hills on the 11th February. They had a great turnout with 40 people attending and raised $750 through an hour’s fitness training session held for attendees.

They have a goal of raising $5,000 and are now only $2,000 off reaching it.

The Shave will take place on Friday 17th March at The Arana Leagues Club (in the deck area) at 6pm. They are inviting everyone to come along and watch and donate. Staff at Arana Leagues Club are also getting on board to join in on the night to shave or colour their hair.

Head on down to the Arana Leagues Club for a great night out in aid of a fantastic cause or dontate online https:// secure.leukaemiafoundation.org.au/ registrant/TeamFundraisingPage. aspx?teamID=99876&langPref=enCA

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PHYSIOTHERAPIST Ferny Hills Physiotherapy Ph: 3351 5177 p 25 Brisbane 7day Physiotherapy p 31 Ph: 3351 4388

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Phoenix soar as new netball courts open in Ferny Grove

The Phoenix Netball Club officially opened a brand new $425,000 netball complex in Ferny Grove on Sunday, February 26, providing a much needed female sporting facility for the surrounding community.

Construction of the courts started in October last year following two years of hard work by the club in sourcing support through government grants, community groups, local businesses and club fundraising.

The netball complex, comprising of three netball courts is located at Ferny Grove Sports Reserve on Tramway St and complements the existing football and cricket grounds, providing a facility for female sport.

The new courts will be home base for the Phoenix Netball Club for training and development, as well as available for hire by the local community. The Club also plans to run a Phoenix 5 competition, with modified netball rules for people of all ages who are interested in playing netball for a bit of fun and fitness.

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by Dave Livett The society is situated in Enoggera Memorial Hall on the corner of Wardell and Trundle Streets (refidex 139 A10), entry via Trundle Street. Our research facility and photographic collection is open every Thursday from 9.30am until 1pm.

Visits at any other time can be arranged, using contact details below. Visitors, either as individuals or in small groups are very welcome as are new members.

By car, the hall is approachable by way of either Glenalva Terrace or Pratt Street; the facility is wheelchair friendly.

Council bus routes 350 390 598 and 599 stop nearby and Enoggera station on Ferny Grove line is just a short walk in the direction of Samford Road. To arrange a visit, to become a member or to purchase our publications, phone Dave on 3366 3191 or email edhs.secretary@gmail.com Throughout the year we will continue to commemorate the centenary of World War I. All are welcome to take part in our Anzac Day afternoon service and wreath laying commencing 1.30pm on 25 April; whereby we will acknowledge the 1917 battles at Passchaendale and Beersheba. Anyone with family connections to those events is welcome to attend the service and share their story.

On Sunday March 26 the society will hold its AGM and will be open to visitors. Doors will open at 1.30pm. On Sunday July 15 we will hold our annual open day at the hall as a showcase to momentous events in war and peace that have shaped our world in 150 years from 1867 to 2017.

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Rotary Club of Samford Valley Presents ‘The Long Drive’ – Hyena or Leopard?

‘What’s that scratching at our door? Is it the hyena from last night or is it a leopard?’. In the morning, there are just lion tracks around the truck. It was all part of the adventure as Miles and Marina travelled through Africa last year as part of their, ‘long drive’ from Singapore to Cape Town.

Their journey started in 2013 heading north to Siberia, then north west to Nordkapp, the most northern point in Europe.

Now over 100,000 km later and the equivalent of two and a half times around the equator they have driven through over forty countries. From camping with Mongolian nomads, sharing the night with predators in Botswana, to witnessing the summer solstice while overlooking the Arctic Ocean, they have had some amazing experiences.

Both Miles and Marina have travelled extensively, both having worked with the United Nations in several postconflict countries including Afghanistan, where they narrowly escaped serious injury during an attack on their guest house by the Taliban.

All of this, Miles says, gives you another perspective on life. ‘We realize how lucky we are to live in a country like Australia, where the rule of law is respected and upheld for everyone; but at the same time, we also live in a world where four to five million children die each year through easily preventable diseases.’

On the 31st of March 2017, the Rotary Club of Samford Valley will present a talk by Miles about ‘The Long Drive’.

For more information, please phone 0407 562 480.

All proceeds from this presentation will go to support a Water Underground Project which provides underground water and sanitation to villages in Mozambique.

If you would like to join us at one of our meetings, please contact Secretary Geoff Moore at: samfordvalleyrc@gmail. com.

Miles Robertson with lion in Zimbabwe

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Local Doctor Retires after 38 years of service

Everton Hills Medical Centre in the last 2 years has been working very hard to make the Practice a modern fresh new place for all families to receive some of the best attention around.

‘Our facilities have all the latest computers and medical equipment on hand to allow us to treat patients as much as possible within the facility.’ said a centre spokesman.

The new facilities incorporate Pathology within and a Pharmacy right next door (attached also to the Pharmacy there is a Podiatrist and Exercise Physiologist bulk billed on EPC referrals), all for your easy convenience.

They now have 7 doctors at Everton Hills Medical Centre and now Bulk Bill.

These doctors look after Womens & Mens Health, Kids Health, Immunisations, Travel Dr Kennedy Vaccinations, Health Checks, Chronic Disease Management and now SKIN CANCER CHECKS and skin cancer treatments including minor excisions.

Dr Kennedy has owned and overseen the management of the Everton Hills Medical Centre for 30 years or more & has fully supported the handover to make it a smooth transition.

He cared for so many, some for over 30 years still attending at the Practice.

We have clients all over Australia who are All wish Dr Kennedy a very happy “next phase” in his life using our experience and strategies in the of, hopefully, some well-earned leisure. following areas:

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Arana VIEW Club Celebrating 20 years

Arana VIEW Club meets on the first Wednesday of the month at Arana Leagues Club, Dawson Parade, Keperra. Our April meeting on the 5th April celebrates our 20th Birthday and we have a fun filled celebration planned, as we sail away on the good ship Arana. We ask that members and Guests arrive by 10.30am so we are ready to ‘sail’ promptly with the tide at 11.00am.

The cost for this ‘cruise’ is $30.00, as a special menu is planned, and we will be entertained by vocalist Diana Davies.

Don’t forget some extra spending money for the planned activities.

New members and guests are always welcome and the funds raised from our ‘cruise’ will go towards the Smith Family’s Learning for Life program, supporting the education of disadvantaged Australian children.

Bookings: Contact Heather 3300 3733 by 4.00pm Monday 3rd April.

FREE MOVIE IN THE PARK

Anyone feel like a Movie in The Park?

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National Servicemen’s Association of Australia (Queensland) Inc

Every Wednesday In March at Arana Hills Library 9.30am - 10am

by Dave Livett

Meetings of Brisbane North West branch of NSAA (Qld) Inc are held at Gaythorne RSL on the third Sunday of each month commencing 10.15am. The next meeting will be held on 19 March. Visitors and new members are welcome. After the meeting take the opportunity to lunch in the pleasant surrounds of the RSL bistro bar. Please note that owing to the third Sunday in April being Easter Sunday, that month’s meeting will be held on 9 April.

Membership of the association is open to all former nashos who served in the two schemes operating between 1951 and 1973 and wives and widows thereof. Conscripts who served countries other than Australia are welcome as associate members.

For information on the benefits of joining the association or to apply for the two medals available to Australian nashos, phone 3324 1277, email officeadmin@nashoqld. org.au or write to Box 7014 Holland Park East, Qld, 4121.

For further information about Brisbane North West branch, phone Dave on 3366 3191.

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Contact us now for a quote. admin@crowleyconstruction.com.au www.hillsecho.com

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The Priority Report

#19

Protect yourself from leaks

Could this be the bottom of the slide?

Water leaks can occur in new or old homes, outside or inside, above or under ground. Unfortunately, many leaks go undetected for long periods of time because the source of the leak is not visible.

Craig from Smartline Personal Mortgage Advisers is always aiming to provide information about the finance and property market that you will not find in mainstream media.

We always recommend you read your water meter regularly to keep track of your water consumption as property owners are responsible for any leak that occurs in the infrastructure on their property up to the water meter. This includes responsibility for the cost of water registered on your water meter, whether this water is used or lost due to a leak. Urban utilities now have two products to help further protect you from the impacts of concealed leaks on your property.

As you can see below, all three rate categories have experienced an extraordinary drop since 2010.

However, in recent times all three categories have lifted. Could this be the bottom of the slide? Given most banks have been talking about margin pressure, there may be more hikes in store, especially in the investment loan category.

One is a small device installed on a property’s plumbing infrastructure and temporarily cuts off the water supply if it detects a leak, burst pipe or even a tap left running. The other is an annual insurance policy that provides coverage towards the cost of water usage charges caused by a concealed leak.

For more information visit www.urbanutilities.com.au/leaks ______________________

New smoke alarm legislation New laws regarding the installation of photoelectric smoke alarms in all Queensland homes came into effect on 1 January 2017.

Photoelectric smoke alarms detect visible particles of combustion. They respond quicker to smouldering fires and the dense smoke given off by foam filled furnishings or overheated PVC wiring.

Whilst the past does not determine the future, this chart does help us to put our current rate environment into perspective.

It is important that you are proactive with your mortgage. If you would like to know more contact Craig on 0439 895 885 or cmole@smartline.com.au

To view the new legislation online go to:

Professionals Priority Ferny Hills

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e: admin@professionalspriority.com.au

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River Warriors

If you have an interest in the environment, enjoy the outdoors and want to meet like-minded people from within your local community then River Warriors Bushcare is for you. The group meet every Wednesday at 7:30am and would love for you to join them.

River Warriors team members work hard but rewards they enjoy include seeing firsthand increase in local birdlife, and visiting Ospreys. find out more call a Conservation Officer 3205 0555.

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Adventure March – June 2017 Conquer new adventures in 2017 with a range of low-cost activities on offer for the whole family to enjoy between March and June. Master archery, try kayaking and mountain biking or overcome your fears with a high ropes and a rock climbing course. Bookings are essential, for more information visit: www.mbrc.qld.gov.au/adventure

Harmony Day—21 March

Harmony Day is a celebration of our cultural diversity—a day of cultural respect for everyone who call Australia home.

Held every year on 21st of March. The message of Harmony Day is ‘everyone belongs’. The Day aims to engage people to participate in their community, respect cultural and religious diversity and foster sense of belonging for everyone. Australians have chosen to wear orange to represent Harmony Day. Traditionally, orange signifies social communication and meaningful conversations. http://www.harmony.gov.au/

A Snapshot of Ferny Grove Ferny Grove is a residential suburb 11km north west of Brisbane. The size of Ferny Grove is approximately 4km². It has 8 parks covering nearly 12% of the total area. There are three schools, two child care centres and a shopping centre located on McGinn Road. In the 2011 census (still waiting for 2016 results) Ferny Grove recorded a population of 5,609 people.

Before the World War II Ferny Grove was mainly known for its pleasant picnic grounds along the banks of Kedron Brook and large areas of forest and fern filled valleys one of which gives the suburb its name.

Before large scale residential development, Ferny Grove was primarily industrial, containing a clay pit and tile factory operating south of the railway station.

When this factory closed operations in the 1960’s Ferny Grove was redeveloped for housing.

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UNDER 12‘s PLAYERS NEEDED! Pine Hills FC at Bunya

One of the Under 12’s Teams requires 5 boys to complete their team at Pine Hills FC at Bunya. Goalkeeper needed too!

Contact Dafydd Jones 0401 670 537 for more details.

Unit 1, 9 Timms Rd, Everton Hills

Email: AranaHillsLibrary@moretonbay.qld.gov.au Web: www.moretonbay.qld.gov.au/libraries

Bookings are requested for all events unless otherwise stated.

Monday 6th March

Baby Yoga Movement and Massage 10am - 11am Use music and movement in this hands-on workshop to guide you and your baby through the five senses. Learn touch and communication skills to soothe and settle.

Thursday 16th March

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Understanding Autism 7pm - 8pm Learn the common myths and misconceptions about Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), strategies to support children and adults with ASD, and what support is available for families. Delivered in partnership with Youthrive.

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Cannot perform building work valued at more than $3300

Wednesday 22nd March

Robots for Beginners 2pm Are you interested in learning more about robotic devices, but not sure where to start? Discover the practical side of robots and coding in this fun and hands-on 90-minute workshop for adults and seniors.

Thursday 23rd March

First Choice Technology Training 1pm Choose from a range of technology training sessions, first to book selects topic of the day.

Wednesday 29th March

HYPE 1pm Hang out with other teens to talk books, movies, and more. Grades 7-12. No bookings required.

Thursday 6th April

Scottish Family History Research 6.30pm Whether your Scots were Highlanders or Lowlanders, this will get your research started.

Paul Paul Osborne Osborne Building Building Services Services Call Paul Osborne 0407 965524

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• Fully covered scale and clean each year * conditions apply due to level of cover.

• Gap Free Dental for kids - meaning you will not have any out of pocket expenses for your children’s general dental treatment including, check-ups, teeth cleaning, fillings, x-rays and more until they turn 25 * conditions apply due to level of cover.

Our Staff Dr Ed Tucker - BDSc (Hons) (UQ) Dr Stacey Vidler - BDSc (Hons) (UQ) Dr Jay Hsing - BDSc (Hons) (UQ) Dr Al De Salvo - BDSc (UQ) Dr Vanessa Brown - BDSc (Hons) (UQ)

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Fitness News Blast What 30 minutes STRENGTH TRAINING will do for you

Exercise has long been recommended for a variety of medical conditions including cardiovascular disease, osteoarthritis, diabetes, and has been known to improve overall health and wellness.

Strength Training helps preserve and enhance your muscle mass, regardless of age. By building and maintaining muscle you increase your metabolic rate and burn more calories even when you are resting.

Strength Training can also improve blood circulation and balance allowing you to perform everyday tasks with less effort and for longer.

Did you know, without Strength Training you will see gradual changes in body shape and may notice your health gradually decline?

The Curves workout combines Strength Training with cardio activity and stretching to create lean muscle, raise your metabolism, burn more fat and tone your body.

By getting stronger and increasing your flexibility you are setting the stage for your healthiest, most active future.

WHY CURVES? *Higher energy levels *Higher cognitive functioning *Quality sleep *Stable mood *Better stress management *A sense of increased happiness, allowing you to enjoy the things you love – for longer!

The team at Curves Mitchelton look forward to working with you for great personal outcomes. Call us on 3354 4455 today for a stronger and healthier you! Janelle Curves Mitchelton, Level 1, Brookside Shopping Centre.

Arana Netball Ready for the Start of Fixtures

With both sign-on at the end of January and the subsequent selection trials now behind us, Arana Netball Club teams have been able to start training properly in team groups since the last week in February. Thanks and acknowledgement are due to all who made the busy start of the season proceed so smoothly – this includes the players themselves and parents, as well as selectors and Committee members.

Happily, all teams have coaches appointed, and it is hoped that each team will also have a manager. This year’s Downey Park fixtures commence on Saturday, 25th March, so everything needs to be in place by then, as well as all uniform items procured. Uniform Convenor is Kym Streeter (0407 038 913.)

Arana is fielding fourteen teams this year, ranging from four non-competitives (aged 8-10 years) up to three Opens.

While some teams are full, at the time of going to press there are vacancies to make team numbers up to nine, in both the younger age groups (8 to 10 years), and the older (from 15 years upwards.) Anyone with queries about still playing netball this year needs to contact the President, Lorraine, on 3882 2900 or 0432 216 407 immediately.

As Arana Netball Club celebrates forty years in 2017, other social activities planned during the year include a movie night and a gala dinner.

For further information about Arana Netball see the web site www.arananetballclub.com.au and follow the Club’s Facebook page. The Club can also be contacted at arananetballclub@gmail.com.

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MARCH SPECIAL, try your first 3 classes for $25!

LIFT FOR LIFE

Lift for Life is a resistance training program for people with or at risk of developing type 2 diabetes or other chronic conditions. Resistance training involves using your own body weight or resistance equipment like a dumbbell or rubberised band. Wed. & Fri 9.15am

BE FIT BE STRONG Designed to give a total body workout using a combination of cardio and equipment to increase strength and burn calories Tues 6pm Fri 8am Wed 8am Sat 8am Thu 6pm

STRETCH ‘n’ FLEX

Benefits include an increased range of motion, improved posture and greater balance. You will leave feeling more flexible and energised.

Sat 9.30am

YOGA Great for body and soul, this class incorporates yoga postures and stretches then finishes with meditation.

Tues 7.15pm

PILATES

Mitchelton Garden Club On Thursday, 6th April, the Mitchelton and Districts Garden Club meets at the Enoggera Memorial Hall, corner of Wardell and Trundle Streets. Enoggera.

A valuable member of the club, Ann Barton is the speaker, and she will be talking about Gardening Hints. Through her wealth of knowledge and expertise, she has a lot to share with those present and by following her hints, gardening expenses could be minimised, water usage reduced, and the life of household packaging extended instead of it going in the bin.

The season of Autumn has just begun, a time to revitalize vegetable gardens for winter crops. Avoid planting the same thing in the same spot, e.g. root vegetables such as beetroot, carrots, parsnips, turnips etc. should be planted where a leafy vegetable has been grown, and vice versa. If you prefer to raise your own seedlings for Spring flowers, don’t delay, as the plants should be in the garden by the end of April, and remember to water the plants in with a Seasol mixture. By placing the seedling punnets in clear plastic cake containers with lids, you’ll create a mini hot house atmosphere which will retain moisture, thus encouraging germination and growth.

Have you considered planting flowers, herbs and vegetables in the same garden bed? It makes an interesting combination and also can confuse garden pests.

March is the month to plant strawberry runners into a rich well-drained soil. Strawberries like an open sunny position.

Usually the parent plant is discarded. However it may be replanted if you don’t mind the smaller fruit it will produce.

This club meets on the first Thursday of the calendar month, commencing with morning tea at 9.45 a.m. Visitors and new members are most welcome. The hall is close to public transport and accessible by wheel chair.

For more information, please phone Pat, the president, on 3356 1256.

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Swiss Ball Mon 8am & 9.30am Mat Work Mon 6pm Mat Work Thu 8am & 9.30am

FITNESS BOXING

A high intensity workout that burns calories, builds up speed and endurance and keeps your body strong.

Thurs 6am

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A combination of Latin rhythms and easy to learn dance moves, you will be dancing to get fit in no time.

Tues 9.15am - Zumba Gold Thurs 7.15pm - Zumba

Call 0413 600 502 or 1800 761 598 to book or enquire

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Golf GolfClub Club News News Time to Play Time to Golf @ Keperra

For a limited time, the Keperra Country Golf Club is offering 3 month Trial Memberships for just $450.

The membership includes a range of extras, perfect for those considering taking up golf on a more regular basis. This opportunity is ideal for people who have little to no experience in the game but are keen to explore it further before committing to a more comprehensive membership. Trial members will receive full playing rights, including the ability to compete in competitions as well as playing unlimited social golf. Additional extras include; • Voucher for motorised cart hire • Official AGU Handicap • Insurance and affiliation fees The Keperra Country Golf Club is a 27 hole Championship golfing facility, open to membership and social golfers of varying skill levels. With a first class junior program and multiple PGA Professionals available for private and group tuition, the Club is ideal for golfers looking to improve their game or just get started. For more details or to discuss what Membership options are right for you, please contact the Club on 3355 7744 (3).

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SALE

The Brisbane Bunya Lions Club are holding a ‘Trash and Treasure’ Sale in aid of the Hummingbird House and the Australian Lions Childhood Cancer Research Foundation.

The sale will take place on Saturday 18th March from 7am to 1pm at Keperra Baptist Church Carpark, 980 Samford Rd, Keperra.

If you would like to be a stallholder, sites are only $20. To book a stall or for more information please contact Helen Creagh on 0419 734 100 or email hmcreagh@hotmail.com.

Come along on the day and grab a bargain! There will be coffee available, a sausage sizzle and bacon & egg rolls!

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AIR’s Bus Trip to Toowoomba

Yes lots of laughs and bubblie are on again at the Association of Independent Retirees (North Brisbane).

Offer ends 22nd Mar 2017

We meet on the third Friday of most months at the Community Hall at Wavell Heights in Edinburgh Castle Road up from the Bowls Club going east. Our aim is to help all members to get through these trying years of eroding funds and have a nice time whilst doing same. Our meetings start at 9.00 am and finish roughly at noon, stopping for coffee/tea and bickies.

Membership fees are low and we only donate a gold coin for our tucker.

We have regular social outings via bus trips during the year and also have a Financial Group that meets separately elsewhere for members only, whilst visitors are welcome at the Monthly Meetings.

For details ring 3381 1820 or 3351 4126 during daytime hours on e-mail sitram@powerup.com.au

The Hills Players

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Peter Carmichael, Joanne Prove, Cara Biffin, Tina Reid (behind), Margie Reid, Helen Weir & John Daniells

The Hills Players are now in rehearsals of our first play for 2017 ‘Somebody Famous,’ a play by D.M. Larson and Directed by Valerie Morgan.

Hovan, Daniel, Ben and Ray are still offering the same top service including...

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This play is about a group of women in detention given the task to clean up an abandoned theatre as a community service.

Drama classes are also supposed to help rehabilitate them as they are all serving time for minor offences.

All that is until the latest addition to the group - ‘Somebody Famous’ is in for Murder. Will her return to the spotlight aid the other ladies in their plans for freedom?

We will be please to present this play to you in April on the 21st, 22nd - 28th & 29th.

Come and join us for a fun night at: St Matthews Church Hall, Church Road, Mitchelton. Curtin up at 7.45pm Bookings Phone: 3351 4496 or 3355 7319 Adults - $15, Children (Primary School) & Student Concessions - $10, Family A = 2x Adult & 2x Children - $30 Family B = 2x Adult & 2 x Student - $40 We look forward to seeing you there. www.hillsecho.com

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FAMILY MEDICINE COVERING INTEREST IN: Dr Susan Woods E Paediatrics MONDAY & E Men & Women’s Health WEDNESDAY E Vaccinations (Routine & Travel) 9am-4pm E Preventative Medicine & THURSDAY E Palliative Care 9am-12noon E Emergency Home Visits New Patients for regular patients Welcome

Consultation by Appointment — Phone 3351 4455

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Save The Date: UA3 Events

U3A Pine Rivers have two important dates during the month of March to mark on the calendar:

SALES, REPAIRS & SPARES for all makes of MOWERS, LINE TRIMMERS, BRUSHCUTTERS, CHAINSAWS & SMALL ENGINES

Get your machines serviced to last the summer!

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A HILLS HARDWARE N A R A YOUR LOCAL HARDWARE STORE

PUT SOME LUXURY INTO YOUR LIFE LUXURY PAINTS EASI CLEAN SILK LOW SHEEN A PREMIUM QUALITY WASHABLE SILK FINISH FOR INTERIOR WALLS AND CEILINGS. ALSO SUITABLE FOR USE IN WET AREAS

On special special On until31st the until March 31st March

• 4 LITRE - $45.90 • 10 LITRE - $96.60 • 20 LITRE - $164.00

All prices quoted for white Tinted colours extra

SPLASH SOME COLOUR! ARANA HILLS HARDWARE Phone: 3351 6533 Cnr Dawson Pde and Patricks Road Arana Hills Email: aranahillhw1@optusnet.com.au Mon, Tues, Fri 7.00-5.00; Wed, Thurs 8.00-5.00; Sat 8.00-4.00; Sun 8.30-3.30 Page 26 - March 2017, The Hills Echo

Friday 10th March – U3A Kallangur Centre will be holding a wonderful DROP-IN DAY for members and friends 9am to 12noon. Enjoy a free tea/coffee, talk to welcoming committee, browse the book exchange and participate in Friday’s activities in you desire – Weights for Mates and History of Popular Music. Information on all events available, arts and crafts displays to enjoy. Everyone welcome.

Friday 17th March - Monthly Social and Information Day and AGM at Bray Hall, Cnr Cooke & O’Loane Sts Petrie gathering at 9.30am for a 10am start, finishing at noon. Guest speaker will be Everald Compton, AO (Founding Director of National Seniors Australia) discussing The Search for Nation Builders.

Free admission – members and visitors are most welcome.

Morning tea is available for a gold coin donation and there is always a raffle. For more information, phone the Kallangur Centre on 3880 6677 or call in at 1480 Anzac Avenue, Kallangur during opening hours 9am to noon. Seniors can enquire about membership at the meeting.

Tid Bits

from Arana Hills & District Senior Citizens Club, Arana Hills Community Centre.

March 2017 291 Dawson Pde, Arana Hills Hi Folks, Temporary Meeting place Church of Christ Arana Hills.

Unfortunately we are having a long spell of hot weather and I thank all the members for turning up each week. We have still not been advised of the time for completion of the renovations of the Hills Community Centre.

Here are our activities for Feb/March:• March 11th Bus Trip Rudds Pub • March 17th Hoy • March 24th Bingo • March 31st Trivia • April 7th Bingo • April 14th GOOD FRIDAY no meeting Please note the Podiatrist will not be giving his talk on March 3rd, this has been postponed until April.

Don’t forget Indoor Bowls every Wednesday & Friday afternoons from 1am to 3pm. Bowls is played at Hills Uniting Church, Cycas St, Arana Hills until the end of April.

Cards every Friday after the Meeting 10.15am to Noon. New players welcome for Bowls & Cards. If you do not know how to play we will teach you.

Till next time, Mike 33512598 0406 601 589

National Seniors celebrate 27 years

The Ferny Grove Branch of National Seniors Australia celebrates 27 years since formation at the 13th March 2017 meeting to be held at Arana Leagues Club, Dawson Parade, Keperra at 10.15a.m. Morning tea available from 9.45 a.m.

Each month there is either a guest speaker or entertainment.

We also have a monthly BBQ, a dining out at a local venue and craft afternoon organised. New Members are always welcome.

Contact Doreen Jones on 33516401 for more information.

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Counsellor’s Column with Robin Botic

Robin Botic

Dear Robin, It feels like I have to deal with and look after our three girls all on my own. To get my husband to really pay attention to them requires a gargantuan effort. And whenever I mention it to him, he becomes extremely defensive. The girls crave his attention, but he just does not see this. Their ages range from seven to three. I need his support at night and on the weekends to look after them. He leaves very early for work in the morning, so I deal with the morning rush-hour. But that time from 6.30 to 8 at night when we all need him, he makes himself very unavailable by going on a compulsive cleaning frenzy of the kitchen, kids’ toys, and general mess etc. He’s a very tidy and organised person and it irritates the hell out of him if things aren’t in their right place before we go to bed.

I used to feel like he was having a go at my house-keeping, and feeling like somehow I wasn‘t doing my job. But I realised sensibly enough that I could not do everything, so I no longer feel upset in myself or feel like I’m being criticised when he behaves like this. However, he gets upset when I ask for help with the girls because that’s where I really need it. And he says he is being supportive because he’s doing all this tidying up for me. My reply is that what we, and particularly he, has, is limited time with the girls, and that they need his presence, not their toys put away.

I feel like I’ve done a lot of work on myself, but I don’t seem to be able to get him to change. Any ideas?

Sue. Dear Sue, I have to agree with you on this one. It is terribly important that both parents spend quality time with their children. Fathers who work long hours are particularly prone to miss out, and when this happens, it sets up the behavioural expectation and pattern that men, as represented by the father ideal they see, are not emotionally available. While these fathers may provide lots of material comfort, the emotional component is distant or lacking. This is something that is often commented on by my adult clients. ‘My father was not there. He was too busy working or doing stuff.’ Without doubt, each person would have liked to have had more time and a deeper and more meaningful relationship with their father. Not only do we feel we are missing out as kids, but also it does not provide good modelling for our adult partner relationships. Distance and unavailability is not a good building-block for successful intimate relationships.

Of course, being a good provider is an important aspect of a male’s positive sense of self, but there has to be a balance. There are many parental behaviours, but a very important one which is applicable in your case, and that gives quality to quality time, is open-hearted listening. By this I mean listening to understand what is really going on for your child. What, if anything, is bothering them? Don’t come in with a judgment or an immediate fix-it remedy so you feel you have done your duty and can move on to what you want to do. Give them the time and patience to let them explore their situation and come up with their own solution. With your support and guidance, this is a great way to build confidence and self-esteem. Children also learn to trust this space with you as a place they can come to when they need to.

And by God, you might well need this when they reach their teen years. Bed-time, when the day’s rush is over, is both a safe yet vulnerable time when they, if allowed the space, are more likely to open up. Reading stories, and chats about what’s happened in each of our days, opens up the above possibilities.

It can and should be a really special time for fathers, not just for mothers. Encourage your husband with the above ideas in mind and with gentle suggestions that this would be more beneficial to the development growth of your children, than fulfilling the Mr Clean need, which is about his needs rather than his children’s.

(The probability is that his behaviour re cleanliness is something again modelled from his own family or origin.) The time you save in his sharing his time with your children is a time you could use to offer to help him tidy things up later. Then you can both relax together.

Another important aspect of parenting is being there for children, engaging - and I really do mean engaging with them, in their play. Showing enjoyment and pride and praise in any of their scholastic, sporting or extra-curricular activities, makes such a difference to how they feel about themselves, and how comfortable they feel with you. Praise with no conditions. By that I mean no buts - ‘you could or should have’. That method of instruction - and you may think youre being helpful - is actually a great teacher of the debilitating belief that many people have, that no matter what I do, its never good enough. Good coaching in any form does not dismiss prior effort. Emphasise that what you are asking is for the longterm benefit of the children. It’s not about who’s doing what most or best between you two. It’s about working together without blame or judgment for what works best to support the family effort. Make sure that you too are also appreciative of his efforts re cleaning et cetera, so his contribution to date is not negated, or he is made to feel wrong.

Needing to be right, and you perhaps making him feel wrong, could be part of his resistance to wanting to change. When he feels the emotional benefits in himself and in the response from your daughters, that in itself is the reward that keeps us doing more of the same. Subtle and supportive recognition from you of this is very important.

Robin

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Dickson News

from your Federal Member for Dickson PETER DUTTON

We’re well and truly into another busy year.

It’s good to start the year with news that more than 4500 homes and businesses in parts of Arana Hills and Ferny Grove can now connect to the nbn with the service expected to be available to another 3000 in parts of Ferny Hills from next month. Residents need to note a switch over is not automatic; you need to contact your retail telecom service provider if you wish to connect via the nbn. The Turnbull Coalition Government has worked hard to ensure the nbn rollout was accelerated and I’ll continue to fight to have all suburbs in Dickson prioritised.

With children settled back into their school routine after the long summer break, let me congratulate all those youngsters and teens who have been inducted into leadership positions at their school for 2017.

Coinciding with the new school year the Government has launched a new website that enables parents to help primary school children with their learning and homework. The website is filled with hundreds of ideas, activities, games and videos to assist parents get involved with their child’s learning. You can tap into this resource here - www.learningpotential.edu.au

Federal Government Update

2017 will be a year for our Coalition Government to implement our agenda to boost the economy, create jobs and help families facing cost of living pressures.

Business, in particular small business, drives our economy and provides the growth that generates jobs.

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Our communities in the Dickson electorate rely on small businesses. Our Enterprise Tax Plan is an investment in our future. Lower company tax rates flow on to workers and consumers. Australia’s company tax rates are high by world standards and if we are to attract the investment that is needed to create jobs in the future we must enable our companies to remain competitive. Our tax plan will do exactly that and it will start by lowering tax rates for small business.

The Government has also initiated a new programme to help young people into work. From April the jobactive PaTH Programme will provide young people with skills to seek a job, internships for on the job experience and incentives of up to $10,000 for businesses to employ more young people.

I urge both young people and employers to investigate the detail of jobactive at this website – www.jobactive.gov.au/path To help working families – we have outlined and will pursue the most significant reform to the early education and child care system in decades with reforms aimed at giving one million families relief from out-of-pocket child care costs and providing more children with the opportunity to benefit from early education.

Electricity bills have been one of the biggest pressures on families’ budgets and the Coalition will work to ensure power costs to both homes and businesses are affordable.

Unfortunately what’s driving prices up are unrealistic targets for renewable energy set by various state governments including Queensland. Anna Palaszczuk must abandon her target for 50 per cent renewable energy or the price rises of recent years will continue into the future.

Department of Immigration and Border Protection Update

The scourge of drugs and its impact on our families and communities remains every parent’s worst nightmare. As a Government we are vigorously combatting the crime gangs seeking to get illegal drugs into our country.

In recent weeks the men and women of my department – the Australian Border Force – played a key role with other law enforcement agencies in seizing more than 1.4 tonnes of cocaine by intercepting a yacht off the NSW coast. This is the biggest ever seizure, worth hundreds of millions of dollars, and will keep a huge amount of illegal drugs off out streets.

On a more personal level, in the last week I participated in the launch of improved drug and alcohol treatment services across the Brisbane North Primary Health Network which covers all communities in the Dickson electorate. If you know someone who is dependent on alcohol or drugs such as ice and needs help to regain control over their lives they should contact – Lives Lived Well on 1300 727 957 and Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander people can contact the Institute for Urban Indigenous Health on 07 3648 9500.

As Minister for Immigration and Border Protection I will not tolerate foreign nationals living in Australia on visas who commit serious crimes against our citizens or community.

Last year 301 offenders were stripped of their visas in Queensland including murderers, those who’ve committed violent assaults and those who’ve committed sexual offences against children.

We strengthened the law in 2014 to ensure we can remove these criminals,since then, nationwide, I have cancelled the visas of more than 2000 offenders.

Stay in touch through Facebook and my website www. peterdutton.com.au where you can sign up for my e-newsletter. You can always reach my office on 07 3205 9977. www.hillsecho.com

Ryan News

from your Federal Member for Ryan JANE PRENTICE

New Australian Hearing Centre

Australian Hearing began delivering services to Australian veterans suffering hearing loss in 1947. Now, 70 years later they have more than half a million clients and 560 centres throughout Australia. I was delighted to Officially Open their new Australian Hearing office on Blackwood Street in Mitchelton recently. The Centre has more than 360 clients, and further prides itself on assisting eligible people from culturally diverse backgrounds and Indigenous Australians. It is a great addition to what is becoming a

bustling service hub.

75th Anniversary of the Fall of Singapore

I was honoured to speak at a Memorial Service for the 75th Anniversary of the Fall of Singapore last month at the Shrine of Remembrance in the City. We were joined

by His Excellency the Hon Paul de Jersey AC, Governor of Queensland and Mrs Kaye de Jersey along with Senator James McGrath, Ian Walker MP, Cr Andrew Wines, and representatives from the armed services, the nurses, the widows, the prisoners of war, the Returned and Services League and the Department of Veterans’ Affairs.

We remembered those members of the 2/10 th Field Regiment, 8th Division Australian Imperial Force, the Royal Australian Navy, Royal Australian Air Force, Royal Australian Nurses, and Associated Services who made the greatest sacrifice for our Nation.

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value of these grants in creating spaces that are of benefit to the whole community.

Clean up Australia Day

Don’t forget Clean up Australia Day is Sunday 5 March.

Make sure to check out www.cleanupaustraliaday.org.au to find out about ‘clean up events’ happening locally and register to help out.

Roger Says:

A backyard barbecue draws two things...flies and relatives.

Phoenix Netball Court Opening

I was delighted to attend the Grand Opening of the Phoenix Netball courts at Ferny Grove in February. Phoenix Netball Club was the proud recipient of a Federal Government Stronger Communities Programme grant last year. This grant of $20,000 was used for the lighting of these new courts which will extend the time the facilities can be used.

The Stronger Communities Programme supports local volunteer organisations with small infrastructure projects.

These projects can include clubhouse upgrades, lighting fixtures or new sporting facilities. Grants between $5,000 and $20,000 are available on a dollar-for-dollar match basis.

The new Courts are an asset to our local area and show the

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The Ferny Report Mark Furner M.P.

State Member for Ferny Grove

Ferny Grove Station Development Make sure you have your say on the future of the Ferny Grove Transport Oriented Development (TOD).

Community consultations will begin at the Ferny Grove Railway Station and other locations this month.

Over the last year and a half I have been lobbying Treasury to fund extra commuter parking to the Ferny Grove Station as part of the final stage of its redevelopment. I am pleased to announce the Palaszczuk Government will be funding over 250 extra commuter car spaces as part of the TOD. This will be in addition to the hundreds of extra dedicated retail and residential parking for the precinct.

The TOD plans to incorporate dining, retail and residential elements along with an 8-screen cinema complex and plans for a more integrated transport experience in Ferny Grove.

The development will provide jobs for local workers, both in the construction phase and ongoing retail opportunities in the completed development.

Clean Up Australia Day Sunday March 5 is Clean Up Australia Day, and I’ll be at John Scott Park from 9am to help keep Australia beautiful.

If you’d like to be part of the clean-up, register at www. cleanupaustraliaday.org.au/John+Scott+Park or show up on the day with a hat and gloves. I will provide cold water, sunscreen and bags.

Mark with His Excellency the Honourable Paul De Jersey AC, Governor of Queensland

Cabinet appointment I was honoured to have been asked to join the Palaszczuk Government Cabinet as Minister for Local Government and Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships.

I have been entrusted with a greater responsibility, and in return the Ferny Grove electorate has received a strong voice at the Cabinet table. I can assure you I will not be allowing my ministerial duties to distract me from my first job – which is as your voice in Queensland Parliament.

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Stop; No U Turn, No Parking, or whatever the sign, they can all see ‘Except You’ written on the sign. Wish I had this special vision.

THUMBS DOWN to news 80% of our hard earned tax dollar goes to some sort of welfare payment. Not sure if this is a sign of our great generosity or a ‘they owe me’ culture we let grow into a monster.

THUMBS UP to news the nbn is arriving in The Hills. Great news for downloading movies and faster music streaming and it provides some jobs. But is it our highest priority?

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