Qld Guides | Beenleigh - February 2023

Koala Box Project

Curated Selection of Local, High-Quality and Unique Products

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WELCOME TO THE FEBRUARY 2023 ISSUE!

Welcome to the February 2023 edition of the Qld Guides. As we kick off the new year, we are thrilled to bring you an issue jam-packed with stories and features that showcase the best of our community.

In this issue, we delve deep into the people, places, and events that make our city truly unique. From profiles of local business owners and inspiring individuals to features on upcoming events and cultural hotspots, we aim to give you an intimate look into the heart of our community.

We also feature our popular travel section, where we highlight the must-see destinations in our region, providing insider tips and recommendations for your next holiday. Additionally, our history editorial is back, uncovering the fascinating stories and events that have shaped our city.

As we look forward to 2023, we are excited to continue working together to make a positive impact in our community. We are dedicated to bringing you content that is informative, engaging, and reflective of our community's diversity and vitality.

We would like to extend our gratitude to our readers for their continued support and engagement, and we look forward to bringing you even more stories and features that showcase the richness of our community in the year ahead. Happy reading!

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BEENLEIGH HISTORICAL VILLAGE GALLERY IN THE CORRIDOR

By Dr Graeme Nicholson OAM

The Gallery in the Corridor in The Beenleigh Historical Village is an art gallery situated in Saverin House, an old Beenleigh house that was shifted to the village years ago. The Gallery has been for in the Village for nine years and is for local artists. As well as paintings other artworks are on show including: wood turning and crafted boxes, egg art, macrame, pottery, paper tole, doll’s clothes, knit ware and other homemade items. The gallery is run voluntarily by all the artists led by well-known artist Kristy Flynn.

Saverin House was originally in Tansy Street, Beenleigh and was built by harry Saverin and Family. It was donated to the Village in 2000 by Peter Grant and his wife Roslyn. The house was never painted before it was moved to the

Village. Linseed oil was used on the outside while inside was done with a type of stain or varnish.

Gallery in the Corridor is located in the Beenleigh Historical Village at 205 Main Street, Beenleigh. For more info visit www.galleryinthecorridor.com.au

RISING INTEREST RATES AND THEIR EFFECT ON HOUSEHOLDS

Managing the Challenges of Increased Borrowing Costs

As the global economy navigates through a period of uncertainty, central banks worldwide, including the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA), are taking measures to raise interest rates. This is a common practice in economic cycles as central banks aim to keep inflation in check and maintain financial stability. However, these actions can have a significant impact on households in Australia, particularly those with mortgages or other forms of debt.

One of the primary ways in which rising interest rates affect households is through increased borrowing costs. As interest rates go up, so does the cost of borrowing money. This means that if you have a mortgage or other loan with a variable interest rate, your monthly payments will likely increase as well.

Rising interest rates can also affect the value of investments such as stocks and bonds.

When rates are low, investors may turn to riskier options to gain higher returns. However, as rates rise, these riskier investments may become less attractive as safer options like bonds become more competitive. This can lead to a decline in the value of stocks and other investments, which can impact the wealth of households that have a significant portion of their savings invested in these assets.

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Rising interest rates can also have an impact on the value of investments such as stocks and bonds, leading to a decline in their value

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Another way in which rising interest rates can impact households is through the cost of credit card debt. Many credit cards have variable interest rates that are linked to the prime lending rate, which is influenced by the RBA’s interest rate decisions. As interest rates rise, the cost of carrying a balance on a credit card can also increase.

Despite these challenges, there are steps that households can take to mitigate the impact of rising interest rates. One option is to consider refinancing mortgages or other loans to a fixed interest rate. This can help to lock in a lower interest rate and provide some protection against future rate increases. It’s important to carefully consider the terms and fees associated with refinancing, as well as your own financial situation, before making a decision.

Another option is to focus on paying down debt as quickly as possible. By making extra payments on mortgages or other loans, you can reduce the amount of interest you pay and potentially save thousands of dollars over the life of the loan.

As for the real estate market, the effects of raising interest rates can be difficult to predict. It may lead to a short-term decrease in property prices, but the long-term impact is uncertain.

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Koala Box Project

Experience the Best of Australia: The Koala Box Project’s Curated Selection of Local, High-Quality and Unique Products

he Koala Box Project is an exciting new initiative that aims to introduce foodies and product enthusiasts to the unique offerings of local Australian businesses. We believe that the best way to truly get to know a place is by exploring its food, products, and unique experiences - and that's exactly what this project is all about!

The Koala Box Project will take you on a journey through the stories and experiences of small producers and the businesses they run. We'll be highlighting the challenges they face, as well as their passions, craftsmanship, and dedication - all the things that make them truly one-of-a-kind and fascinating. And of course, we'll be giving you a taste of the diverse culture and flavours of Australia through the products we curate.

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One of the most exciting things about the Koala Box Project is our focus on locally-made products that are not commonly found in traditional grocery stores. These "hidden gems" will be carefully chosen to offer a diverse range of high-quality, unique, and authentic Australian products that truly represent the best of the country. From artisanal cheeses, premium wines, small-batch condiments to hand-crafted products, we've got a wide selection of items that are sure to delight all. Each and every product is hand-picked for its quality and

authenticity, so you can trust that you're only getting the best of the best.

We’re also dedicated to supporting local small businesses - by promoting their products and raising awareness of their unique stories and experiences, we're not only sharing the delicious flavours of Australia, but we're also helping to build a stronger and more sustainable local economy.

Not only is the Koala Box Project a great way to discover the essence of Australia through its unique products and local specialties, but it's also an ideal gift idea for friends and expats living abroad. A portion of every Koala Box sold will also be donated to Koala foundation. By supporting the foundation, we hope to contribute to the conservation and protection of these beloved marsupials and their habitats.

So, keep an eye out for the launch of the Koala Box Project and stay updated on their website (www.koalabox.com) for the latest offerings, stories of our amazing producers, and the opportunity to discover the true essence of Australia through its food, products, and unique experiences.

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MT WARREN SPORTS CENTRE

Mt Warren Sports Centre is an affordable, high-quality venue available to hire for your next big event. The facility can host general sports, school groups and sports days, as well as exhibitions, markets, tournaments, teambuilding days, community activities and private events.

The centre comprises four indoor lined timber sports courts for hire, accompanied by high-quality amenities and services. The centre also offers grandstand seating for up to 250 spectators, a state-of-the-art gym, microphone/audio system, change room facilities, first aid room, cafe with a seated service area and meeting room facilities available. There is also access for people with disability and ample free car parking available for all events and bookings.

This 2,900 m2 floor space, transforms into 4 basketball courts, 4 netball courts, 4 futsal courts, 2 modified international sized futsal courts, 4 volleyball courts, as well as roller derby and a figure skating arena.

To check out the centre in action, come down and see all of the regular community sports groups, which are kicking back into action in 2023! Including:

• Logan City Skate Around – Learn 2 Skate on Saturday mornings Learn to Skate (logancityskatearound.com)

• Australian Futsal – Mount Warren Futsal (austfutsal.com)

• Beenleigh Blitz Basketball Club – a part of Logan Basketball Clubs (loganbasketball.com)

• Clovers Volleyball Club – Volleyball Queensland

For more information, bookings and enquiries visit, loganleisurecentres.com.au, email leisurecentres@logan.qld.gov.au or call (07) 3094 5401 to speak to one of our lovely staff.

W E E K E ND G Noosa etaways

One of the most popular beachside destinations in Australia, Noosa, on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast has everything you could want from a holiday. Lakes, stunning beaches, national parks and a hinterland, markets, day spas, golf courses, excellent food and lots of activities. Whether you want action or relaxation, Noosa has it all.

From zooming down the river to meandering through the markets, there’s always something to do in this seaside town.

While many people associate Noosa with the sand and sea, the seaside resort town is surrounded by lush greenery and bushland. The Noosa Hinterland is perfect for nature lovers and has some excellent walks to enjoy, even for the least green among us.

Why not check out the Botanic Gardens? Just a short drive from Cooroy on the shores of Lake Macdonald. There are more than eight hectares of native and international plant species to discover and there’s an abundance of wildlife that call the gardens home. There’s also a lily pond, picnic areas and playgrounds for the kids.

For those looking for exceptional walks around Noosa, look no further than the Great Noosa Trail. Explore the eight connected trails that pass through the national park and parklands through the Hinterland. There are short hourlong strolls through to a few hours’ trails.

Along the trails, there are fantastic lookouts to admire the scenery as you go, including a spectacular view of the mountains.

Speaking of spectacular views, head to the top of Mt Tinbeerwah. You can drive almost to the top so don’t worry about exhausting your legs too much and the walk itself is only about 300m long. The viewing platform at the top provides 360-degree views from the north of the Sunshine Coast. For the stargazers, head up around midnight. The mountain is out of range of the suburban lights so the starry sky shines bright as can be.

If walking is not your thing, there is no better way to discover the best of Noosa and its surroundings than by bike!

Be it a fast-paced single-track MTB experience, a relaxed ride through the pristine rainforest or a scenic cruise through Noosa and the Hinterland, Bike On Noosa have an option for you. Their tour options utilize e-mountain bikes, e-cruiser bikes or standard mountain bikes. If you’d rather explore at your own pace and schedule, Bike On offers free GPS-assisted self-guided tour maps when you hire a bike.

Noosa is an amazing place to explore or relax and do nothing! It has something for everyone. With so much to see, do and experience in Noosa, why not make it your next holiday destination?

200+ Quality bikes available to hire in stunning Noosa. Be it a fast paced single track MTB experience, a relaxed ride through pristine rainforest or a scenic pedal through Noosa and the Hinterland, we have an option for you.

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If you’re looking for paradise on Earth, your search stops with Whitsundays. Whether you’re looking for a relaxing getaway or an active holiday with lots of hiking and bushwalking, Whitsundays won’t disappoint.

The next stop along our journey on our ‘Along The Bruce Highway Road Trip’, the Whitsundays has been nicknamed paradise on Earth and is a bucket list destination for many. The Whitsundays, in the Heart of the Great Barrier Reef, is a feast for the senses. The stunning natural landscapes of the coast and islands are dotted with secluded beaches and friendly towns.

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Home to the whitest beach in the world, next to it the most beautiful tides and on top of that the most luxurious hotels in its area. This beautiful destination has something for everyone from honeymooners and wealthy people to young families and backpackers, catering for all budgets.

Make the most of Queensland’s tropical weather with a visit to The Whitsundays, home to a group of 74 idyllic islands. Spend your time sailing the crystal-clear waters, discover extraordinary marine life or wander your way through prominent landmarks, from the Great Barrier Reef to the pure sands of Whitehaven Beach. You’ll never run out of things to do on your holiday to the Whitsundays.

The mainland side of The Whitsunday Coast is just as enticing, boasting beaches and national parks galore and the coastal enclave of Airlie Beach, where holidaymakers gather year-round and the lifestyles as dreamy as the natural surroundings.

Get to know the Whitsunday Islands and experience their true beauty with a SeaLink tour. SeaLink offers two tours, with the ultimate

destination, Whitehaven Beach. The Big Island Day tour is a full day tour experience that takes you on a scenic cruise through the spectacularly beautiful Whitsundays Islands or the Purely Whitehaven Tour, a half day tour that takes you direct to stunning Whitehaven Beach. Both tours take you in air-conditioned comfort, offering delicious food, full bar service, informative commentary and helpful attentive crew.

As you reach the pristine Whitehaven Beach, your eyes are not prepared for the untouched beauty, the turquoise waters against the swirling pure white sand. Breathtaking will seem like an understatement.

Relax and enjoy the surroundings in comfort on a catamaran complete with modern facilities including a rooftop deck with a 360° view to ensure that you have a brilliant experience.

Whether you choose to base yourself on the coast or the islands, there’s so much to do, you’ll have to work out how to fit it all in! Come and experience the breathtaking beauty of The Whitsundays.

A Bloomin' Good Time: THE KALBAR

SUNFLOWER FESTIVAL RETURNS

Get ready to snap the ultimate floral 'gram, because the Scenic Rim's beloved sunflower farm is opening its gates for their annual, million-bloom extravaganza.

Mark your calendars for the Kalbar Sunflower Festival in Mid-March, where you'll be able to frolic among fields upon fields of radiant gold. Not only can you snap all the selfies your heart desires, but you can also pick your own bouquet to take home. And make sure to test your sense of direction in the sunflower maze, spanning four acres of the beautiful blooms.

But it's not all just flower-gazing, the festival also features helicopter rides, art classes, flower crown making, and even family photo sessions. And let's not forget the live

entertainment, kids activities, and sunflowerthemed market stalls to browse.

Fuel up with tasty treats and caffeine from the food trucks before heading over to the Sunflower Shop for unique souvenirs such as hats, candles, and even plant-your-own sunflower seeds.

And the best part? A portion of all sunflower sales during the festival will be donated to the Cancer Council. So come one, come all and enjoy a day of flowers, fun, and philanthropy.

Tickets go on sale in February, so be sure to visit www.kalbarsunflowers.com.au to be the first to know when the festival's official date is announced.

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The Rainbow Lorikeet is one of how many different species of parrot found in Australia?

Which Australian territory is home to a UNESCO World Heritage listed Convict Penal Settlement?

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WHAT'S ON

FEBRUARY

DRM BAZAAR MARKET

124 DISTILLERY RD, BEENLEIGH

THURS, 2 FEB | 4PM

Distillery Road Market (DRM) Bazaar Markets returning in 2023 on the first and third Thursday of each month showcasing the region’s best food operators, makers, and artisans.

WAITANGI AT TWILIGHT 2023

KINGSTON BUTTER FACTORY CULTURAL PRECINCT FRI, 3 FEB | 4PM

TE KOROWAI AROHA presents Waitangi at Twilight 2023 in Logan with cultural songs and dance and a full program of events, including cultural songs and dance, live entertainment, food stalls and children’s activities.

CREEDENCE - THE JOHN FOGERTY SHOW

LOGAN ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE

SAT, 11 FEB | 7:30PM

Formed in 2014, ‘Creedence: The John Fogerty Show’ has established themselves as the nation’s premier and must-see tributes to CCR and John Fogerty. The Show pays tribute to the classic and timeless rock music of brilliant songwriter, guitarist and singer John Fogerty.

FREE MOVIE NIGHT

BEENLEIGH TOWN SQUARE

SAT, 11 FEB | 5:30PM (Free)

The screening of Space Jam: A New Legacy. Bring your own chair or picnic blanket and enjoy a free cup of popcorn if you are one of the first 100 to arrive. Support our local businesses and pick up dinner in the city centre.

BUTTERBOX BEATS: THOSE FOLK

BUTTERBOX THEATRE, KBF

CULTURAL PRECINCT

FRI, 17 FEB | 7PM

Charismatic, authentic and thoroughly entertaining, Lawrence Menard (USA) and Clare Quinn (AUS) are the transpacifictroubadours known as ‘Those Folk’.

FUNDING FOR YOUR ARTS PRACTICE OR PROJECT

LOGAN ART GALLERY

SAT, 25 FEB | 2PM – 4PM

Hear about Logan City Council’s grant programs, learn how to find the right grant for your project and get some tips on how to write a strong funding application.

TRUCKS and TUNES VALENTINE'S EDITION

124 DISTILLERY RD, BEENLEIGH SAT, 11 FEB | 4PM – 9PM

From local food trucks in the entertainment precinct to a mega paint and sip event in the market hall (bookings are essential) and stalls from local artisans, there’s plenty of options to treat yourself or your Valentine.

EATS and BEATSUNDERWOOD PARK

UNDERWOOD PARK, 982-1006

UNDERWOOD RD, PRIESTDALE

FRI, 17 FEB | 5PM

The city’s best pop-up urban festival, Eats and Beats will be hosted at Underwood Park for a night of fun, live music and great food. The night will feature over 20 food trucks and a great line-up of artists. It’s a great event for the family, friends or a perfect date night!

Horoscope

Aquarius

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Drop the attitude, and try a gentler touch. You risk alienating your supporters if you keep stonewalling them. People are not mind readers, for one thing. So getting frustrated because they can’t intuit what you consider “right” is unfair.

Pisces

If you’re wondering what people are thinking about you, Pisces, here’s a novel idea: Ask them! Soliciting feedback can be a great strategy for building connection under today’s moon in your interpersonal zone.

Aries

Forget about begging your fitness buddy to meet you at the gym today. Self-motivation is the name of the game, so pop in the earbuds and head off for a solo workout. If you need other people to pump you up, jump into a group cardio class.

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Sharing isn’t just caring today, Taurus; it’s a savvy way to conserve your resources. Find clever ways to pool funds with people. Maybe you go in on a pricey purchase that you’ll all get good use of.

Rule of thumb for your personal life today: Keep family out of your business! It’s hard enough to find someone of enduring value who you also feel the sparks with. Trust your own feelings and stop seeking approval.

Cut through confusion and go on a fact-finding mission. Your worry can be quelled when you have real data in front of you. Reach out to an expert if you’re truly stumped. Internet searches can only take you so far and might even be misleading.

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Take one for the team, Leo. You may need to make a small sacrifice in the name of the greater good. Today could find you playing Best Supporting Castmate instead of the starring role or backing someone up from behind the scenes.

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Turn the heat up slowly today, Scorpio, even if you’re feeling a sense of urgency about matters. Firing off accusations could cause people to freeze. Yes, there’s a problem to deal with, but tackle it as a team rather than polarizing to opposite “sides.”

Although you’re blessed by today’s moon in Virgo, don’t force your agenda. The my-way-or-thehighway approach might win the battle but it will lose the war. Even if you ARE in the right, rubbing people’s noses in it is not the way to go. Resist the urge to say “I told you so” or gloat over a win.

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You’re not the type to rule with an iron fist, but today, a firm hand is required if you want to actualize your vision. That might begin with YOU getting organized, Sagittarius. Take charge of a plan, breaking it down into tasks and timelines, then sharing this with others who are involved.

Haste makes waste, Libra, especially when it comes to your decluttering missions. Although you’re ready to clear the decks, don’t be so quick to ditch those sentimental objects or generously hand over a family heirloom just because you aren’t using it at the moment. You could regret these decisions later.

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If you can dream it, you can do, they say. But we don’t need to tell a Capricorn that you also need a plan to bring any mega milestones to the finish line. If you’re feeling daunted by your own ambitions (not unusual, we know), try breaking your project down into smaller steps.

Recipe PORK DUMPLINGS

Ingredients

Wrapper:

150g plain flour plus 150g more for dusting

1 egg and 1 egg yolk

1/2 tsp salt

Filling:

75g prawns, roughly chopped

75g pork mince

¼ bunch bok choy, finely diced

2cm piece of ginger, grated

1tsp sesame oil | 1/2tbs Shaoxing wine

1tbs light soy sauce | Pinch ground white pepper

1/8tsp bicarb soda | ¼ tsp cornflour

Black Vinegar Dipping Sauce

¼ cup Chinese black vinegar

¼ cup tamari | 1tbsp sugar

1 garlic clove, minced

1 spring onion, white part only, finely chopped Spring onion, green part only, for garnish

Method

1. For the dumpling dough, combine the flour, egg, egg yolk, salt and 70ml cold water in a bowl and mix to form a soft dough. Turn dough onto a lightly floured surface and knead until smooth, cover and set aside to rest for 20 minutes.

2. For the filling, combine ingredients in a bowl and mix well. Set aside until required.

3. Roll rested dough using a rolling pin until thin. Using a round 8cm cutter, cut out dough into 30 rounds.

4. Place a teaspoon of pork and prawn mixture into the centre of a round, fold in half and press edges to seal. Bring the 2 corners together and press to seal. Repeat with remaining dough and filling. Set aside, in fridge, until serving.

5. For the Black Vinegar Dipping Sauce, combine all ingredients in a small bowl and set aside until serving.

6. To serve, bring a large saucepan of water to a boil. Place dumplings into the boiling water and cook until tender and filling is cooked through, about 4 minutes. Remove Dumplings with a slotted spoon and place in serving bowls. Optional: Add one tablespoon of Black Vinegar Dressing, Chilli Oil and top with spring onions.

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LIFETIME OF ART & CREATIVITY GOES ON DISPLAY

Artworks from a career spanning more than 30 years will go on display at Logan Art Gallery for the first time later this month.

From January 27 to March 11 the gallery will display a survey exhibition of prints and textiles by the late Robyn Daw in the Robyn Daw: Curious nature exhibition.

Robyn was Logan City Council’s Creative Industries Program Leader from 2012 until her passing last January.

Her creative practice spanned many decades and was recognised last month when she was posthumously awarded a

Gallery and Museum Achievement Award (GAMAA) for her lifetime achievements.

The next exhibition round will also feature Brisbane fashion designer Helen Miller’s SOOKii exhibition and artist Emma Gardener’s Fictionalish exhibition.

These exhibitions will launch the gallery’s 2023 program which features both local and interstate artists.

Helen was raised in Shailer Park during the 1970s and 80s. She is the daughter of a Japanese mother and Scottish father and is now the face behind clothing label SOOKii.

Her gallery exhibition will showcase limited-edition digital prints, theatrical masks and costumes and a collection of signature ready-to-wear silk dresses from the SOOKii archive.

Photo: Councillor Laurie Koranski with one of the works set to be displayed from Robyn Daw

Photo: The late Robyn Daw

SOOKii is a variant of the Japanese word suki, meaning a liking or fondness for something.

In Fictionalish, artist Emma Gardener uses drawing, trace-monotype, cyanotype and stitches to create works that question the human condition.

City Lifestyle Chair, Councillor Laurie Koranski said the 2023 program offered the community the chance to explore a diverse range of artistic experiences.

“The program will especially highlight the wealth of talent we have within the city with exhibits from talented artists, designers and makers,” she said.

Cr Koranski said Logan Art Galley was an award-winning venue.

“Along with the award honouring Robyn Daw, the gallery also received its sixth consecutive GAMAA last month for the exhibition project My story: the unbroken spirit of the Kalkadoons (Kalkadunga).”

The 2021 exhibition featured truth-telling works by First Nations artist and former Slacks Creek resident Colleen Sam (Ngungurnnumma Kalkadoon) and furniture designer Keith Weribone (Mandandanji).

Upcoming highlights of the 2023 program include:

• To the Light by Hopevale Collective.

• The Pride of Logan by Pamela See.

• Conflated toured nationally by NETS Victoria.

• Landscape paintings by Rochedale South artist Mei Mei Liu.

• Interlace by Australasian Contemporary Lacemakers

This project is supported by the Regional Arts Development Fund, a partnership between the Queensland Government and Logan City Council to support local arts and culture in regional Queensland.

Further information on the gallery program is

Photo bottom right: Emma Gardner Three Squishy Dolls self-portraits (left) and Helen Miller, SOOKii (right).

Photo: Helen Miller

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