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These Days...

LOCAL SCHOOL GUIDE

WHAT's ON

Coming Together

Showcasing our innovative local primary and secondary schools

School holiday entertainment and Easter fun

'Floody hell' – Recovering after the February floods

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news bites New Italian Restaurant Opens in Northgate A cozy new Italian restaurant has opened in the quiet streets of Northgate. Piccolo Ristorante & Bar serves traditional Italian antipasti, pasta, carne, contorni and dolci (desserts). They offer kids pasta and gluten-free options. The restaurant seats 30 inside, with additional seating outside (where dogs are welcomed with water bowls). They are open Tuesday to Sunday.

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Street Science named Champion Educational Service

Publisher - Ben Tibben ben@lovingnundah.com.au

Local business, Street Science, has been recognised at the Australian Small Business Champion Awards as the Champion Education Service in Australia.

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Street Science beat 17 other providers in their category to win at the Gala Dinner and Awards ceremony held at The Star Sydney, with over 1,000 guests in attendance.

“We are extremely proud to have taken out this award. After a couple of challenging years in education services, the team at Street Science have worked hard to continue to provide schools and the community with access to engaging science education events. Like a lot of small businesses we’ve had to innovate and change, and we are beyond excited to have been recognised by the Australian Small Business Champion Awards,” says Steve Liddell, Founder of Street Science.

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Iconic Corner Set for Redevelopment

OUR NEXT ISSUE #57 June/July 2022 Booking deadline: 13 May Content deadline: 20 May Distributed: 6 June Phone: 07 3162 0802 Email: megan@lovingnundah.com.au

Further information is set to be released in the coming months of a new building which will sit proud in the Nundah landscape. The new building will provide residents with new retail offerings, additional visitor parking, and will continue to grow Nundah as a destination.

The site currently sits idle with vacant tenancies, so developer Gardner Vaughan Group (GVG) has approached the neighbouring community to offer these tenancies to flood-affected retailers at Toombul Shopping Centre.

“Hopefully by assisting a few of these stores, we can provide short term relief to continue trading through these very difficult times,” says Claire O’Hara, Gardner Vaughan Group.

Gardner Vaughan Group | gvg.com.au

Local ANZAC Day Services 2022 As the sun rose on April 25, 1915, Australian and New Zealand soldiers rowed towards the shores of Gallipoli and into history itself. Every year since, as the sun rises, Australians gather across the nation to remember their legacy, and the legacy of all those who have followed in their footsteps.

All members of the community are invited to attend ANZAC Day services on Monday, April 25.

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Recovering from the 2022 Brisbane Floods The February 2022 floods were one of the worst Brisbane has experienced, with residents, businesses and infrastructure greatly impacted. The intense rainfall broke riverbanks, covered roads, and sadly, claimed the lives of 13 people in the state.

A record-breaking 887 millimetres fell in February - more than double the nearest monthly high in 2020. In three days alone, Brisbane received 80% of its annual rainfall. The Wivenhoe Dam capacity rose from 58.7% on February 24 to 183.0% by February 27.

In our local area, a significant number of houses were inundated with water, especially those near

waterways. Businesses and homes were affected, and the local community was shocked to see the extent of damage to Toombul Shopping Centre and its many retailers. Although the car park is notorious for flooding, it was heartbreaking to see the water rise inside the centre, entering most stores and causing extensive damage.

When the flood waters subsided, the clean-up commenced. The local community rallied together, with residents helping clean up neighbour’s homes, local businesses, sports-grounds and clubhouses.

Nadia from Active Truth and Councillor Adam Allan

of work boots and PPE to those volunteering in muddy flood waters.

Many other businesses donated products and their own time to help with local flood clean-up activities.

If you have been affected by the floods, please contact our local representatives for more information on assistance available.

Local businesses came together to help too. Active Truth in Nundah donated $50,000 worth of new clothing and She Wear Australia in Northgate donated $40,000 worth

Council cabs

A recovery package will be available to eligible residents and businesses allowing them to receive a $250 rebate off their next rates bill.

Some Council Cab services have been impacted by recent weather and flooding events. Services to Toombul Shopping Centre are temporarily redirected to Chermside Shopping Centre.

Community facility disaster relief Brisbane City Council assistance with flood recovery

Council will provide a $5,000 payment to community organisations who are operating, or located within, a Council leased or licensed community facility that has been impacted by the recent severe weather event. For more information call 3403 8888.

There’s still so much work to be done, but one thing’s for certain; the spirit of Brisbane has never been stronger. Thank you to all of the volunteers who have provided their support and for everyone’s hard work on the ground.

At the time of writing in mid-March, 61,688 tonnes of water-damaged waste had been collected from more than 3,091 flood-affected streets. If you have flood-damaged items or you need assistance with flood aftermath clean-up, you can register for assistance by contacting the Northgate Ward Office. Residents can also access free resource recovery trips to assist with flood waste. We have had 24,314 free visits to the tip for floodaffected waste.

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Flood rates relief

The issuing of the April quarter rates notices will be postponed for one month until late April-early May. Ratepayers impacted by the severe weather and facing financial difficulties will be eligible to receive a 60-day additional due date extension and access to payment plans.

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Bus services resume Bus service timetables are now back to normal, however, due to Toombul Shopping Centre interchange being non-operational, alternate stops have been provided for the 306 and 322. These bus routes will now stop at Sandgate Road stop 32 until further notice.

Report potholes Our hard-working crews are out across the suburbs responding to reported potholes following the severe weather. We appreciate the efforts of residents in being our eyes on the streets. If you see a dangerous pothole, please report it to Council by texting the location to 0429 234 948.

Cr Adam Business flood recovery Brisbane City Council is committed to supporting businesses to recover from flood impacts.

Contact Council for more information regarding clean-up considerations, temporary workspace, financial assistance, and advice for specific types of businesses.

ALLAN Councillor for Northgate Ward

3403 2210 northgate.ward@bcc.qld.gov.au www.adamallan.com.au Councillor.Allan Brisbane City Council (24hr Contact Centre) 3403 8888

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expert advice

LEGAL MATTERS with Aaron Ball from Shorestone Legal

HEALTH & FITNESS with Alyssa Easdown from Fitstop Nundah

You don’t always have to go to court

Exercise for sleep deprivation

Many legal matters get settled without expensive court proceedings.

These days, in most areas of law that affect families, mediation in one form or another is providing a relatively inexpensive alternative.

As an infant sleep consultant and mum of two kids, I truly understand what it’s like to be sleep deprived. Grogginess, exhaustion, poor concentration and mood changes are all signs of sleep deprivation and can affect people at all stages in life.

In many types of disputes, attempting some type of mediation first is mandatory. In family law disputes, for example, the parties are required to attempt alternative dispute resolution for all parenting issues if it is safe to do so. Property settlement disputes following the breakdown of a marriage or de facto relationship also have mediation pathways available.

In disputes over wills and estates, people are usually required to explore mediation before going to a

trial before a judge. Mediation can also provide an affordable pathway for resolving disputes between neighbours, business partners, tenants and lessors, employees and their employers.

If you are involved in any type of dispute, and there’s a real possibility it may end up in court, then it is important that you get legal advice early. Shorestone Legal can help you prepare for, and even represent you, at mediation.

Aaron Ball, Principal Solicitor | Shorestone Legal shorestonelegal.com.au | Ph: 3266 4657

When you’re sleep-deprived, exercise might feel like the last thing you want to do – I get it!

bedtime can make it hard to wind down as endorphin levels are high.

However, if you do a short workout, move your body at the gym, or lift some light weights, you’ll release endorphins, improve your mood, and help combat sleep deprivation.

Before bed, try some light stretching or gentle yoga to relax your body and alleviate anxiety.

If you are struggling to fall asleep, consider moving your most active workout to earlier in the day. Exercising 1-2 hours before

Try turning off the screens (yes, including your phone!) 30 minutes before bed too.

Regular exercise will lift your mood and will help you get better quality sleep.

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HEALTH

REAL ESTATE

with Kurt Crebbin from The Joint

with Jordan McLennan from Jordan McLennan Properties

Dealing with pain

Should I or shouldn’t I renovate my home?

As physiotherapists, we talk to people about pain every day. Pain is not as simple as it may seem and there are a number of misconceptions about it. Here is the biggest one:

One of the major questions I’m often asked is whether it’s a better time to renovate an existing home OR to sell and buy a renovated/new home.

Pain = damage: NOT TRUE!

lots of different things, such as:

One of the most common beliefs about pain is that it means that something is damaged or broken.

Although this can be the case for an acute injury, it is rarely the case when someone has persistent pain.

BIOLOGY - sleep, fatigue, illness

SO what IS pain?

Pain is usually our alarm system – it’s there to warn us of a threat to our tissues. Any information that convinces your brain that your body is in danger can contribute to your pain. Your experience of pain is influenced by

PSYCHOLOGY - stress, anxiety, depression SOCIAL FACTORS - your environment, knowledge and prior pain experiences.

How can we help?

If you have pain with movements, positions or activities, we can help you find ways to modify and become less sensitive to the things that are giving you pain.

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More than Great Coffee Fuel & Co is located just outside the hustle and bustle of Nundah Village.

Enjoy the fresh, on-trend and seasonal menu, with a glass of wine, beer or cocktail.

A major factor in this decision is the current restrictions on accessing building materials. Given the recent major flooding, we can expect to see a flurry of construction works to repair damaged homes, which will further impact the availability of builders and building materials, and extend renovation timelines.

Finding qualified tradespeople is also a concern, with a number of handymen, fencers, electricians, plumbers and painters booked out for the coming months.

If you’re considering a major renovation instead of selling and moving into a completed home, be prepared for much higher build costs and longer building timelines.

There’s a strong argument for choosing to make that step up the property ladder by selling and buying a completed home.

If you’re in the process of making this decision, I’d be happy to provide some guidance or advice.

Jordan McLennan Properties | Ph: 0405 368 111 jordanmclennan.com | jordan@jordanmclennan.com

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A very Nundah Mum (we have all kinds here!)

The Nundah and Districts Historical Society Inc You may recognise ‘zero waste champion’ Marion of Vessel Nundah.

Aside from owning 1.5 dimples, you may not know she is a Mum of two kids.

Coincidentally drinking from her ‘Best Mum’ mug (a previous year’s Mother’s Day gift), Marion tells me that she never expected that motherhood would be so completely consuming in both great and exhausting ways.

When people comment on her kids, she hears that one is funny, and one is polite. She figures she must be doing something right.

Marion was home with her kids, her Mum and the two dogs when the recent floods hit Nundah. Her Mum had ‘just cracked a beer’ when

they were alerted by the sight of her wheelie bins floating past the window. All too quickly, the waters rose on the bottom floor of their home – and her business.

They evacuated, making it to safety at a friend’s place on higher ground.

Weeks later (at time of writing), they are still in limbo, still cleaning and waiting for assessors to view the damage. But, this Mum is resilient and Vessel was quick to get back up and running.

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In 1984, Nundah resident Mr Joe Egan called a public meeting to establish a historical society for the local area.

A new building was constructed for the people of Nundah, where the Nundah & Districts Historical Society was incorporated. The Sir William Knox Archives and Resource Centre was opened by the State Member for Nundah, Sir William Knox M.L.A in 1988.

Since that time, the Society’s resources have grown to include many photos, cemetery records, maps, paper records, books and equipment to meet the many requests received about the history of the local area.

The Society prepares historical presentations for clubs and organisations. Students at local schools and universities are able to visit the Society for research on projects and assignments.

If you are interested in your suburb’s history, you are welcome to visit and discover the fascinating history of our local area. The Society is open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning and is located inside the building of the Nundah Library.

The local members, who are all volunteers at the not-for-profit Society, are grateful for new acquisitions from the public and monetary donations to assist in the costs in running the organisation.

Nundah & Districts Historical Society Inc 3260 6703 | nundahhistoricalsoc@bigpond.com Nundah & Districts Historical Society Inc

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School Holiday Fun in Nundah

groovy turtles, to sleepy sloths and sparkling unicorns – these artworks are so fun for all artistic abilities.

The entertaining hosts make sure the kids enjoy themselves with easy-to-follow instructions. They’ll also try to keep paint off clothes and on canvases… but messy clothes are best!

Did you know that Pinot & Picasso run fun school holiday workshops for children? They swap out the pinot for fizzy drinks, but creativity still flows through the studio.

With a range of fun kids artwork to choose from, every child is catered for at Pinot & Picasso. From

Parents don’t miss out on the fun too. Adults get to paint at kids prices, so you can bring pint-sized Picassos, moody teens and fun View the fun holiday lineup adults. It’s a great and book your session today at activity for the pinotandpicasso.com.au/ whole family to nundahvillage do together.

You’re welcome to bring your own snacks and drinks to your session – they often see lots of donuts during the holidays!

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Welcome to our New Location Nundah Village Dental is excited to welcome you into their forever home located at 47 Nundah Street, Nundah.

Practice Manager Trudy Webster has been part of the Nundah Village Dental family since 1986 and has just completed her fourth move with the team.

‘I am so proud to be part of this growing community. Nundah has been my home away from home for as long as I can remember. Thank you to our new neighbours and residents near Nundah Street for making us feel so welcome,’ says Trudy.

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The new clinic has seven surgeries that have been custom built to

cater for their patients’ needs and growing team.

‘The new location is an exciting move for our team and for our patients,’ says Owner and Principal Dentist Dr Marc Miller.

‘We are also thrilled that this new location has more street parking available, which will make it more accessible for our patients.’

When the team moved to Aspinall Street 10 years ago they had a team of 14, with this move 10 years later the team has grown to 28. There are many familiar faces ready to welcome you and many new faces excited to meet you.

Nundah Village Dental is open from 7.30am Monday to Friday with evening and Saturday appointments available. New patients always welcome.

Sorry Day – Thursday, 26 May Since 1998, the Noonga Reconciliation Group (NRG) has hosted the Sorry Day ceremonies at the Stolen Generations Memorial site in Kalinga Park, Clayfield. This site was chosen because it sits in the vicinity of homes and institutions where Aboriginal children were taken from families between 1897 and 1970.

This year’s ceremony will be held at 10am on Thursday, 26 May at Kalinga Park, Clayfield.

The day is commemorated through the involvement of students, local Indigenous artists, elders and the community. Sorry Day has grown substantially over the years and they expect over 200 people to attend this year.

NRG works with local Elders, schools and the broader community to create opportunities for cultural learning and reconciliation. They regularly organise events and gatherings to increase awareness and understanding of Indigenous cultures and issues.

The ceremony features a keynote speaker from the Stolen Generation with tributes from students on the impact of these policies in today’s world.

NRG meets regularly to advance their programs and collaborate with other like-minded organisations. For more information, contact NRG.

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Local Schools Guide Primary Schools

Holy Cross Primary School

Interested in knowing more about our local primary and secondary schools?

40 Morris Street, Wooloowin Principal: Michelle McClafferty Year Range: Prep to 6 Phone: 3857 2443

Our Local Schools Guide features all primary and secondary schools in Nundah, Clayfield, Hendra, Kedron,Wooloowin,Wavell Heights, Northgate, Geebung, Banyo and Virginia (and a few popular ones outside this area!)

Geebung State School

Clayfield College 23 Gregory Street, Clayfield Principal: Dr Andrew Cousins Year Range: Pre-Prep to 12 Boarding available for Years 5 to 12 Gender: Co-educational (In 2023, the school will transition to fully co-educational) Phone: 3262 0262 Website: clayfield.qld.edu.au /clayfieldcollege /clayfield.college

School Tour Dates: 4 May, 27 May, 27 July, 28 July, 19 August, 12 October, 14 October

Eagle Junction State School 49 Roseby Avenue, Clayfield Principal: Adam Mathewson Year Range: Prep to 6 Phone: 3637 1111

Hendra State School

309 Nudgee Road, Hendra Principal: Karena Loomes Year Range: Prep to 6 Phone: 3263 1333

250 Newman Road, Geebung Principal: Tracey Douglas Year Range: Prep to 6 Phone: 3263 8777

Earnshaw State College Cnr Earnshaw & Tufnell Rd, Banyo Principal: Karen McKinnon Year Range: Prep to 12 Phone: 3621 7333 Website: earnshawsc.eq.edu.au /earnshawsc Open Day: Open Day: 3.30pm to 8pm, Wednesday, 4 May 2022

Kedron State School

Leckie Road, Kedron Principal: Susie Randel-Kneipp Year Range: Prep to 6 Phone: 3261 3444

Northgate State School

128 Amelia Street, Nundah Principal: Amanda Turnbull Year Range: Prep to 6 Phone: 3370 2333

Nundah State School 41 Bage Street, Nundah Principal: Deb Cox Year Range: Prep to 6 Phone: 3635 5888

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Local Schools Guide Primary Schools St Margaret’s Anglican Girls School

St Anthony’s School 121 Somerset Road, Kedron Principal: Martin Wilkie Year Range: Prep to 6 Phone: 3357 6185

11 Petrie Street, Ascot Principal: Ros Curtis Year Range: Pre-Prep to 12 Gender: Females Pre-Prep to 12 and Males Pre-Prep to Prep Phone: 3862 0777 Website: stmargarets.qld.edu.au /stmargaretsags /stmargaretsags

St Kevin’s Catholic Primary School

St Agatha’s Catholic Primary School 6 Hunter Lane, Clayfield Principal: Anne-Marie Maw Year Range: Prep to 6 Phone: 3326 9222 Web: stagathasclayfield.qld.edu.au /stagathasclayfield /stagathasschool

249 Newman Road, Geebung Principal: Belinda Kingston Year Range: Prep to 6 Phone: 3265 6511 15 Apperley Street, Banyo Principal: Peter Gordon Year Range: Prep to 6 Phone: 3267 7306

Virginia State School

Prep 2023 Enrolments Close: Thursday, 21 April 2022

1678 Sandgate Road, Virginia Principal: Tanya Abell Year Range: Prep to 6 Phone: 3621 6222

Our Lady Help of Christians

Wavell Heights State School

23 Bowman Street, Hendra Principal: Adam Bennie Year Range: Prep to 6 Phone: 3268 3070

Our Lady of the Angels Catholic Primary School

30 Warraba Avenue, Wavell Heights Principal: Nick Hurley Year Range: Prep to 6 Phone: 3359 9198

Open Day: Thursday, 11 August 2022

St Pius Primary School

Minore Street, Wavell Heights Principal: Graham Rickuss Year Range: Prep to 6 Phone: 3624 2888

Wooloowin State School 663 Lutwyche Road, Wooloowin Principal: Chris Erbacher Year Range: Prep to 6 Phone: 3622 1777

St Joseph’s School 16 Leslie Street, Nundah Principal: Renae Collier Year Range: Prep to 6 Phone: 3266 2405 Website: stjosnundah.qld.edu.au /stjosnundah

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Local Schools Guide Secondary Schools

Clayfield College 23 Gregory Street, Clayfield Principal: Dr Andrew Cousins Year Range: Pre-Prep to 12 Boarding available for Years 5 to 12 Gender: Co-educational (In 2023, the school will transition to fully coeducational)

“Develop a passion for learning. If you do, you will never cease to grow.”

Brisbane Grammar School Aviation High School Widdop Street, Hendra Principal: David Munn Year Range: 7 to 12 Gender: Co-educational Phone: 3637 0111

Brisbane Girls Grammar School Gregory Terrace, Brisbane Principal: Ms Jacinda Euler Year Range: 7 to 12 Gender: Female Phone: 3332 1300

Learn about the Good Men of Padua College Padua College is the only school in Australia under the care of the Order of Friars Minor. Inspired by the teachings of St Francis, the Franciscan Friars established Padua College as a school to cater for boys from Year 5 to Year 12.

More than 65 years later, the College has grown to 1,470 students and, while there have clearly been some educational changes over this time, Padua College still holds its Franciscan heritage very close to its

24 Gregory Terrace, Brisbane Principal: Anthony Micallef Year Range: 5 to 12 Boarding available for Years 5 to 12 Gender: Male Phone: 3834 5200 Website: brisbanegrammar.com /brisbanegrammarschool /brisbanegrammar Open Day: 12pm to 3pm, Saturday, 7 May 2022

Phone: 3262 0262 Website: clayfield.qld.edu.au /clayfieldcollege /clayfield.college

School Tour Dates: 4 May, 27 May, 27 July, 28 July, 19 August, 12 October, 14 October

Holy Spirit College 441 Beams Road, Fitzgibbon Principal: Stephan le Roux Year Range: 7 to 12 Gender: Co-educational Phone: 3375 8500

Kedron State High School Park Road, Kedron Principal: Joseba Larrazabal Year Range: 7 to 12 Gender: Co-educational Phone: 3630 3333

“An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.”

heart. The College delivers dynamic, innovative pedagogy in the three phases of learning from Year 5 to Year 12.

The school introduces their students to a wide range of belief systems and multi-faith disciplines, and to a Catholic and Franciscan world view. This vision is permeated by the values of Joy, Courtesy, Humility, Simplicity and Peace.

Learn more about the Good Men of Padua College in their own words through the College 3D Virtual Tour at padua.qld.edu.au.

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PADUA COLLEGE Experience Padua College at our upcoming Open Day 22 May Padua.qld.edu

Padua College | 80 Turner Road, Kedron | 3857 9999 padua.qld.edu.au | paduacollegekedronofficial | paduacollege_official

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Local Schools Guide Secondary Schools Mount Alvernia College

Earnshaw State College Cnr Earnshaw & Tufnell Rd, Banyo Principal: Karen McKinnon Year Range: Prep to 12 Gender: Co-educational Phone: 3621 7333 Website: earnshawsc.eq.edu.au /earnshawsc

82 Cremorne Road, Kedron Principal: Samantha Jensen Year Range: 7 to 12 Gender: Female Phone: 3357 6000 Website: mta.qld.edu.au /mountalverniacollege /mtakedron

“Education is your passport to the future” St Margaret’s Anglican Girls School

Open Day: 10am to 1pm, Sunday, 22 May 2022

St John Fisher College John Fisher Drive, Bracken Ridge Principal: Catherine Galvin Year Range: 7 to 12 Gender: Female Phone: 3269 8188

Open Day: 3.30pm to 8pm, Wednesday, 4 May 2022

St Joseph’s Nudgee College

Padua College 80 Turner Road, Kedron Rector (Principal): Peter Elmore Year Range: 5 to 12 Gender: Male Phone: 3857 9999 Website: padua.qld.edu.au /paduacollegekedronofficial /paduacollege_official

Mary MacKillop College 60 Bage Street, Nundah Year Range: 7 to 12 Gender: Female Phone: 3266 2100 Website: mmc.qld.edu.au /marymackillopcollegenundah /mmc_nundah Open Day: 10am to 1pm, Sunday, 15 May 2022

Open Day: 10am to 1pm, Sunday, 22 May 2022

2199 Sandgate Road, Boondall Principal: Peter Fullagar Year Range: 5 to 12 Gender: Male Phone: 3865 0555

11 Petrie Street, Ascot Principal: Ros Curtis Year Range: Pre-Prep to 12 Gender: Females Pre-Prep to 12 and Males Pre-Prep to Prep Phone: 3862 0777 Website: stmargarets.qld.edu.au /stmargaretsags /stmargaretsags Open Day: Thursday, 11 August 2022

St Patrick’s College 60 Park Parade, Shorncliffe Principal: Chris Mayes Year Range: 5 to 12 Gender: Male Phone: 3631 9000

St Paul’s School

Wavell State High School

34 Strathpine Road, Bald Hills Principal: Dr Paul Browning Year Range: Pre-Prep to 12 Gender: Co-educational Phone: 3261 1388

Telopia Avenue, Wavell Heights Principal: Liz Foster Year Range: 7 to 12 Gender: Co-educational Phone: 3350 0333 Website: wavellshs.eq.edu.au /wavellshs /wavellstatehighschool

St Rita’s College 41 Enderley Road, Clayfield Principal: Mrs Dale Morrow Year Range: 5 to 12 Gender: Female Phone: 3862 1615

Open Day: 1.30pm to 4.30pm, Friday, 20 May 2022

Mount Alvernia College EST. 1956

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Register Today!

Sunday 22 May 10am - 1pm www.mta.qld.edu.au - 07 3357 6000

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Mums, Make Your Health a Priority

We need to remember that our health is important, and so is the example we set for our children.

We encourage our kids to eat healthy and play sports but how many of us are really getting optimal nutrition and exercise?

WITH

Becc Pritchard

FROM INSTITUTE OF PHYSICAL CULTURE Mums often make sure everyone else is well looked after and put themselves last on the priority list.

Having kids makes it easier to use excuses like “I have no time” or “I’m too tired”, but what are we doing to make the situation better, other than running ourselves ragged?

Get Involved and Make a Difference Would you like to be more connected to your local community? There are plenty of local volunteering opportunities available.

Not only does eating nutritiously and exercising consistently help us to feel good and function better, but there is the added benefit of role-modelling healthy habits to our children.

Taking care of yourself is not selfish – healthy family habits start with modelling this lifestyle as a parent.

If you’re new to exercise, start small.

Go for a walk or start stretching each morning. If you’re looking to push yourself a bit further, get in touch for a tailored plan.

16/14 Ashtan Place, Banyo 0427 493 030 Institute of Physical Culture iopc_gym

The CFQ Bookshop

Kedron parkrun

Love books? The CFQ Bookshop is looking for volunteers to help sort books, stack shelves and serve customers. There are no minimum hours or requirements to volunteer and any help is greatly appreciated!

Contact Shannon, Volunteer Coordinator at cfqbookshopvc@ cfqld.org.au or come in store and ask about volunteering.

Get fresh air and sunshine when you volunteer at Kedron parkun.

The CFQ Bookshop 3/160 Ryans Road, Nundah

Kedron parkun 128 Shaw Road, Kedron

Parkrun is held every Saturday at 7am and volunteers are needed to marshal, timekeep, scan barcodes, take photos and more.

For more information, email kedron@parkrun.com or speak to the Run Director.

Northside Connect Northside Connect provides a range of services to help support our local area. They are seeking volunteers for their food relief program to help sort donated food and cook meals.

If you’d like to contribute, email admin@ northsideconnect.org.au for more information.

Northside Connect, 14 Station Street, Nundah

DEAR FELLOW BUSINESS OWNER, Running your own business can be one of the most exciting and challenging journeys. In order to keep growing it is so important to connect and upskill your business in a way that is engaging, exciting and attractive to your audience.

Here at Nundah Now we are on a mission to create ripple effects of growth and connection through our local business community – for business owners who are ready to do things a bit differently.

The more you connect locally and upgrade your knowledge and strategy, the more your business will flourish.

We are excited to have you join our business breakfast, please find details to the right. We would like to see you there.

Here is to creating ripple effects everywhere we go,

Sonny, Adam, Annie, Sharon, Ben, Kevin,

Local Business Breakfast Norths Devils Leagues Club Thursday 5th May 7:30am - 9:00am Breakfast Guest Speaker Des Watkins Watkins Steel Giveaways Small Business Panel Networking

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The Nundah Now Team

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APR/MAY 2022

What’s on guide... *Information correct at time of printing.

EVERY TUESDAY - SATURDAY

FRIDAY, APR 29

SUNDAY, APR 17 1,000 Easter Egg Hunt Enjoy an Easter egg hunt, jumping castle and meeting the local community at Vine Property Agent’s Easter event.

Hunt 1 at 9am is for children up to and including Kindy age and Hunt 2 is at 9.30am and is for children in Prep to Year 6.

TIME: 9am to 12pm LOCATION: TC Beirne Park, 77 Gerler Road, Hendra COST: Free MORE INFO: vinepropertyagents

Outdoor Cinema in the Suburbs Enjoy a movie under the stars at Boyd Park, Nundah. Watch The Princess Bride on the big screen with family, friends and the local community. This free event is for all locals, with furry friends welcome.

Bring along a chair or blanket and your favourite snacks. It would be inconceivable to miss this one!

TIME: From 6pm LOCATION: Boyd Park, Nundah COST: Free MORE INFO: councillor.allan

SATURDAY, APR 30 Community Tree Planting Event Contribute to a cleaner, greener Brisbane by helping plant new street trees in Nundah.

All ages are welcome to join in, with a barbecue and cold drink available afterwards.

TIME: 9am to 12pm LOCATION: New Ivo Street Park, 28 New Ivo Street, Nundah COST: Free entry MORE INFO: councillor.allan

Do you have an event coming up?

Email the information to megan@lovingnundah.com.au

Due to the severe flooding and closure of Toombul Shopping Centre, the JP in Community Program at that centre has been suspended.

The team will continue to provide the same friendly and committed

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Northside Connect Trivia Night Help raise funds for Northside Connect with a fun trivia night. Great prizes and raffles to be won.

Bring food to share with your table – drinks available at the bar.

TIME: 6pm to 10pm LOCATION: Norths Rugby Club, 150 Shaw Road, Wavell Heights COST: $25 each MORE INFO: northsideconnect SUNDAY, MAY 29

Toombul JP’s Relocate Fortunately, the Toombul team of JP’s have found a new home at the Nundah Library from Tuesday, 22 March.

Candy in Wonderland The Queen of Bingo returns to Kedron-Wavell.

Dress to impress in your best Wonderland attire, with prizes up for grabs for the best dressed group.

TIME: From 7.30pm LOCATION: Kedron-Wavell, 21 Kittyhawk Drive, Chermside COST: From $30 MORE INFO: kedronwavell

SATURDAY, MAY 28

SUNDAY, APR 24 Fab Finds Markets Grab your friends and enjoy a morning of fun, food and sustainable fashion. With over 40 stallholders, food trucks and coffee, you’ll find everything you need.

TIME: 8am to 11.30am LOCATION: Geebung Bowls Club, Robinson Road COST: Free entry MORE INFO: fabfindsmarkets

SATURDAY, APR 30

service for clients that was previously available at Toombul.

The JP’s look forward to helping clients with the completion of the wide range of documents required to be witnessed by a Justice of the Peace.

Fab Finds Markets Grab your friends and enjoy a morning of fun, food and sustainable fashion. With over 40 stallholders, food trucks and coffee, you’ll find everything you need.

TIME: 8am to 11.30am LOCATION: Geebung Bowls Club, Robinson Road COST: Free MORE INFO: fabfindsmarkets

JP Service A free Justice of the Peace service is available at the Nundah Library five days a week. Visit Tuesday: 10am to 12noon, Wednesday: 1pm to 3pm and Thursday to Saturday, 10am to 12noon.

LOCATION: Nundah Library, 1 Bage Street, Nundah COST: Free EVERY MONDAY Nundah Lions Club (every second week) Dinner meetings held on the 1st and 3rd Monday of the month.

TIME: Monday at 6.30pm Location: Norths Devils Leagues Club, Amelia and Franklin St, Nundah More Info: Pat on 0417 708 262 or Ted on 0414 745 934 EVERY WEDNESDAY Rotary Club of Nundah New members and volunteers welcome.

Time: 5:45pm for a 6:15pm start Location: Prince of Wales Hotel, 1154 Sandgate Rd, Nundah More Info: Terry on 0488 698 983 or Geoff on 0413 960 132 EVERY FRIDAY Park, Play & Tunes Would you like to meet local families? Join volunteer local mum Amy for a fun afternoon for children aged 0-5 and their carers.

Time: 4.15pm to 5pm Location: Sapsford Park, 21 Sapsford Road, Northgate COST: Free More Info: mumsdadsbubsmusic EVERY SATURDAY Kedron Park Kedron Parkrun is a free, timed 5km run/walk put on by the community for the community.

TIME: 6.45am for a 7am start LOCATION: 128 Shaw Rd, Kedron MORE INFO: parkrun.com.au/kedron

Justice of the Peace are available at Nundah Library: TUESDAY 10AM - 12 NOON WEDNESDAY 1PM - 3PM THURSDAY/FRIDAY/SATURDAY 10AM - 12 NOON This is a free community service.

NUNDAH LIBRARY, 1 BAGE STREET, NUNDAH

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The Nundah Spirit W H AT ’ S H A P P E N I N G AT N O R T H S I D E C O N N E C T – A P R / M AY Nundah Neighbourhood Centre | Brisbane North Community Legal Service | Domestic Violence and Family Support Program

Northside Connect | Phone: 3260 6820 | Fax: 3260 7127 Address: 14 Station Street, Nundah | Postal: PO Box 386, Nundah 4012 Email: admin@northsideconnect.org.au Website: nundahcc.org.au | Northside Connect

Flood Relief, How We Can Help

Spotlight on our Domestic Violence and Family Support Program

If you have been affected by the floods, we have the following free ongoing services available.

Each May, Queensland marks Domestic and Family Violence Prevention (DFVP) Month to raise community awareness of domestic and family violence and to send a clear message that domestic and family violence will not be tolerated.

• Power to charge phones and other devices • A ssistance with information and referral to other services and supports

Events and activities are held during the month of May, with community groups and the private sector working together to help prevent domestic family violence and support those affected.

• A cup of tea or coffee

The Northside Connect Domestic Violence and Family Support Program includes specialist support services open to members of the community seeking assistance with difficult life circumstances including domestic and/or family violence, sexual violence, relationship and family breakdown.

• Assistance with access to online services and support Northside Connect also has a variety of food relief programs available to the public, including: Pantry Items You can access a variety of pantry food items, such as milk, tea, coffee, tinned food, lunch-box fillers and toiletry items. You don’t have to make an appointment to receive these pantry food items, just drop in and ask about receiving food and the team will pack you a bag.

Fruit and Vegetables Fruit, vegetables, meat, and other foods such as bread, snack foods, milk and cheese are available. The food is donated through OzHarvest, so the food available changes each week. This program is run on an appointment basis. An appointment can be made by calling on a Monday to book in a time.

Frozen Meals We often have frozen pre-cooked meals that you can take home or ask us to heat up for you.

You don’t have to call ahead of time – just ask our team for some frozen meals.

St. Vincent de Paul Emergency Relief operates from our Centre twice a week, Monday and Wednesday.

To receive this support, you must call St. Vincent at 1800 846 643 and arrange an appointment time with them (no walk-ins).

Flood Relief We have additional support services that have been introduced due to the recent floods.

This includes grocery gift vouchers which have been donated by individuals and originations. To receive the grocery gift vouchers, you will need to meet specific criteria including proof that you have been affected by the floods.

Counselling Service Our counselling service is open to anyone who is experiencing life stressors that are significantly impacting on them.

The program has a focus on domestic violence and is one of only a handful of services in the North Brisbane region offering specialist domestic violence counselling. The counselling is by appointment only. If we are unable to provide you with an appointment, we will refer you to other counselling and support services.

Social Worker (1) Facilitated by a Social Worker, "Journeys" is a free, confidential group program for women who have experienced violence and/or other forms of abuse in their intimate relationships.

Domestic Violence and Family Law Clinic The Family Law Solicitor can provide legal advice to women regarding domestic violence and family law matters and referrals to other legal and support services if required. Please note: Men who require assistance on domestic violence and family law matters can access assistance through our generalist legal service.

“Journeys” Journeys is a free, confidential group program that runs over a number of weeks, for women who have experienced violence and/or other forms of abuse in their intimate relationships. This group is facilitated by two workers experienced in domestic violence and combines therapeutic and education components.

Community Awareness and Education Activities Throughout the year, the Domestic Violence and Family Support Program participates and runs a number of networks, projects and events. These activities aim to raise awareness and better equip the community with information and knowledge about domestic and family violence and other issues that affect the people we work with on a daily basis.

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Help Us To Help More

As awareness of domestic and family violence increases, we have seen an increased demand for "Journeys", a program for women that has been offered here at Northside Connect for over the past 20 years.

50%

We have to turn away, on average, 50% of women that contact us wanting to attend...

Women Helped (20) The Social Worker facilitates the Journeys Group with a maximum intake of 20 participants per workshop.

How do we respond to increased demand?

Create Our Own Group Facilitator Training Package

By developing our very own training package, we have ensured the long term sustainability of the "Journeys" program. This package allows us to deliver the "Journeys Group Facilitation Training" in a multitude of settings with a wide range of workers.

Social Worker

Group Facilitator Training Participants (10)

Women Helped (200)

How do we continue supporting women affected by Domestic and Family Violence?

Deliver more Group Facilitator Training! Increased number of workers able to deliver the Journeys Program means assisting more women affected by domestic violence. Each Facilitator Training Group costs approximately $2,500, which trains 10 workers who can assist 20 women affected by domestic violence. We can transform the life of one woman for just $12.50. If you would like to see more of these free services available we would love you to consider donating to Northside Connect to make this happen.

How to donate

https://northsideconnect.org.au/donations/

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Series 2 ‘Injustice of Intimacy: Coercive Control’ Podcast

Trivia Fundraiser In keeping with DFVP Month, Northside Connect has organised an event to raise community awareness and vital funds to help sustain Family Support and Domestic Violence Programs offered at the Centre.

The ‘Injustice of Intimacy’ Podcasts were first released in 2019 with 5 episodes aiming to answer the question, “How do we overcome the challenges for women who seek help for Intimate Partner Sexual Violence?”

Everyone in the community is welcome to come along to learn a little more about the programs offered at Northside Connect, all while participating in a fun evening of trivia at Norths Rugby Club on Saturday, 28 May.

Tickets are on sale now at www.trybooking.com

We are excited to announce the release of our second series of podcasts with six episodes focused on Coercive Control. This series brings insight into the key behaviours of coercive control and the ways these may be used to abuse and control within an intimate relationship. In each episode, we speak to both a woman who has experienced coercive control, and experts from a range of fields who share their knowledge of coercive control.

The podcasts are a response to the organisation’s work with women who accessed services through the Domestic Violence and Family Support Program and shared their struggles to understand the different types of violence that occurred in their intimate relationship and their frustrations in trying to get the right help.

The first series on Intimate Partner Sexual Violence is currently available at the following link or on all major Podcast directories including iTunes and Spotify: www.buzzsprout.com/296531.

These podcasts were produced by Northside Connect with funding proudly provided by Legal Aid Queensland’s Community Legal Education Collaboration Fund.

All proceeds go towards programs that make a real difference to women and children affected by domestic abuse and family violence.

Thank you to Norris Motors Norris Motor Group has generously donated funds to help us facilitate two training packages.

Our Social Worker will train specialist domestic violence workers, psychologists, and social workers to deliver workshops for women affected by domestic violence. The first of these two training programs begin in the month of May during Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month.

Nundah Community Garden The Nundah Community Garden located in the heart of Nundah at 14 Station Street, Nundah. Our volunteers are from all ages and backgrounds, but all share a passion for gardening.

For further information about the garden and how you can join in, please contact nundahcommunitygarden or us at contact Northside Connect.

Northside Connect Program List Apr/May 2022* For more information on attending daily activities and to book, please phone on 3260 6820 or email admin@northsideconnect.org.au. *Due to COVID-19, planned programs and activities may change or be cancelled at short notice. Please contact the Centre for the latest information.

MONDAY

TUESDAY

INFORMATION AND REFERRAL ASSISTANCE 10.00am - 3.00pm

INFORMATION AND REFERRAL ASSISTANCE 10.00am - 3.00pm

ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE - ALL CLASSES 10.00am - 12.00pm

FRUIT AND VEG HANDOUT 10.00am - 12.00pm

Gold Coin Donation

Please call Monday to book a time slot on 3260 6820

WEDNESDAY

INFORMATION AND REFERRAL ASSISTANCE 10.00am - 3.00pm SEWING GROUP 10.00am - 12.00pm Donations Greatly Appreciated

VINNIES VISIT 12.30pm - 1.30pm

VINNIES VISIT 12.30pm - 1.30pm

Phone Vinnies to make appt 1800 846 643

Phone Vinnies to make appt 1800 846 643

THURSDAY

FRIDAY/ SATURDAY

SUNDAY

COMMUNITY GARDEN 9.00am - 10.00am

INFORMATION AND REFERRAL ASSISTANCE 10.00am - 3.00pm ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE - ALL CLASSES 10.00am - 12.00pm Gold Coin Donation

CLOSED FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

YOGA 12.30pm - 1.30pm Gold coin donation. Please phone to book

LEGAL SERVICE Over the telephone appts 6.00pm - 8.30pm (please call to book) Donations Greatly Appreciated

Northside Connect is closed every second Tuesday of the month from 2.30pm for a staff meeting.

FUNDING ACKNOWLEDGMENT: The Nundah Neighbourhood Centre Program receives funding from the Queensland Department of Communities, Housing and Digital Economy. The Brisbane North Community Legal Service is funded by Federal and State Government, distributed by the Attorney General of Qld under the National Partnership Agreement. The Domestic Violence and Family Support Program is funded through a combination of both Queensland Department of Communities, Housing and Digital Economy and Federal and State Government funding, distributed by the Attorney General of Qld. NCI also receives additional assistance through one off grants from Government and Philanthropic sources and generous donations from community members, local businesses and other organisations.

DISCLAIMER: This publication contains general information only. Readers should not act on the basis of any material in this publication and obtain specific expert professional advice about their own particular situation. The NCI expressly disclaims any liability whatsoever caused to any persons with respect to any action taken in reliance on the contents of this publication.

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