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Global Bar and Cafe owner Danny Simmonds with his controversial mural artwork.

Mural marks a terror tribute THE devastating terror attacks in Brussels that killed 35 people and injured 300 have sparked a local hostel owner to pay tribute to those affected by the bombings.

Global Cafe and Bar owner Danny Simmonds has painted a life-sized mural on the wall of his cafe to show his support for the many European guests who stay at the attached hostel.

The mural depicts Maria from the Sound of Music movie in the iconic mountain scene holding two guns and with her face covered by a bandana.

“I decided to paint the iconic Sound of Music image as I know most Europeans can relate to it and most of our guests at our backpacker hostel behind the cafe are from Germany and Austria,” he said.

Danny said he wanted to depict Europe fighting against terrorism and while he had received positive feedback about the artwork, the image had not been without controversy.

Danny said he had been approached by people who are offended by the image and the notion of fighting terrorism with violence, but Danny said “it’s just a painting”.

“One out of 50 (people) find it offensive, which makes others angry,” he said.

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New mayor wants to make Noosa the best place on Earth...

It’s Wellington

By MEGAN OGLE IT WAS a close contest but former Noosa councillor Tony Wellington has won the top job and will be Noosa’s next mayor.

The results were announced on Wednesday 30 March after a neck-

and-neck race for the job with former councillor Sandy Bolton nipping at Cr Wellington’s heels throughout the vote count.

Cr Wellington said he was very excited about the opportunity and is committed to working for the best interests of Noosa over the next four

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years. “My intentions have always been to ensure Noosa remains the best place on the planet in which to live,” he said.

Cr Wellington said Bob Abbot was the “perfect” deputy mayor and congratulated former Noosa mayor Noel Playford on his two-year term, saying he was “absolutely the best

person to lead the councillor team”.

“Where the Noosa Council under Noel Playford’s recent mayoralty has been largely focused on getting the machine up and running, this new council can look further into the future.

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Tony Wellington has been announced as Noosa’s new Mayor.

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RSL encouragement THE Cooroy RSL has been recognised for its contribution to the community and has been awarded the District Encouragement Award.

Welfare officer Don Scott said this isn’t the only award the branch has been presented with.

“In addition to this award for outstanding efficiency and commitment to sub branch ideals, our sub branch has also won the District Shield twice in the past,” Mr Scott said.

The Cooroy-Pomona Sub Branch is one of more than 40 in the local district of Wide Bay Burnett and boasts more than 20 active volunteers.

The club’s main focus is on the exservice community where a wide range of services are provided including social outings, pensions and advocacy assistance, welfare assistance and advice, hospital and nursing home visits and regular telephone contact with those who are isolated, just to name a few.

Every month the sub branch puts on something special for ex-service personnel alternating between a Don’s Morning Tea Get Together at the club and a fun bus trip to somewhere interesting.

These valuable social outings greatly benefit those members who have limited social opportunities due to health or transport.

For more information regarding the outings contact the Cooroy RSL on 5447 6131.

INBRIEF Billion dollar tradie A TEWANTIN tradie who told police he was a billionaire may now face charges of perverting the course of justice after it was alleged he altered his bank account to show a balance of $596 million.

Phillip Harrison, 29, was arrested on Friday 25 March in Brisbane when police allegedly found Viagra, $1000 cash and $12,000 worth of ice in the luxury car he was driving.

According to media reports, Mr Harrison told Brisbane Magistrates’ Court he was worth $12 billion but has since been accused of using a phone app to alter his bank account statement to show a balance of $596 million.

Mr Harrison is currently facing drug charges and is due to reappear in court on 18 April.

Safe Easter

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Mural marks a terror tribute

Another cyclist hit-run

From page 1 “The reality is it’s just a painting. This kind of artwork is displayed in over 100 alleyways throughout Melbourne CBD, which is where I got the idea from.”

Danny said the image is designed to show support for Europe in the “current climate”. “(The mural is to) show Europe not backing down and letting terrorism take over some of the most beautiful countries in the world,” he said.

Danny originally posted a photo of the artwork on the Sunshine Coast Community Board Facebook page earlier this month and said since then he had been inundated with phone calls about the work and people stopping by to have their photo taken with the mural.

“We have received nothing but phone calls regarding the post and have been asked by many not to take it down, with people coming by all day taking pictures of it,” he said.

The Global Bar and Cafe also features a painting of Ned Kelly and a young Queen Elizabeth in a Union Jack bikini on the walls.

Share your thoughts. We would love to know what you think. Is the mural offensive or does it show support for countries fighting terrorism? Send your thoughts to newsdesk@ noosatoday.com.au.

JUST two weeks after local father Stephen Small was struck by a ute while riding his bicycle, another local man has been rushed to hospital after a hit-and-run on Good Friday.

Police said a male cyclist aged 60 had been riding solo south on Sunrise Road at Tinbeerwah around 6.30am, near the intersection with Wombat Lane, and had stopped off on the gravel shoulder to adjust his riding gear.

The vehicle involved was also travelling south along Sunrise Road and had struck the rider whilst he was stationary on the gravel shoulder.

Police allege the vehicle failed to stop and continued south along Sunrise Road. Police recovered a side view mirror which is believed to have broken off on impact.

The cyclist involved was unable to supply a full description of the vehicle to police but it is believed to be a

THE Queensland Police Service has thanked Queenslanders for helping to make this Easter the safest on the state’s roads in 20 years.

Road Policing Command Assistant Commissioner Mike Keating said after last year’s tragic holiday period, it was clear that road safety was on everyone’s mind.

“Last year we saw the worst Easter on our roads since seasonal records began in 1992,” he said.

“Thankfully, this year it’s a different story.

“The last time we had no one die on Queensland roads over Easter was in 1996, so in that respect, this year was our best Easter over 20 years.”

Noosa Heads officer in charge Acting Senior Sergeant Dean Holmes said there was minimal incidents in the week leading up to and during the Easter long weekend.

“We are overall quite happy with the behaviour of the public throughout Easter,” he said.

“We carried out over 750 random breath tests and only eight drivers were caught under the influence however one driver blew a reading four times over the legal limit.”

Senior Sergeant Dean Holmes said more than 50 tickets were issued for various infringements over the long weekend and that Noosa Heads police would continue their road blitz throughout the holidays.

Watch valuables A memorial for local father Stephen Small was erected last week at the accident site, just days before a third cyclist was injured in a collision with a vehicle. white or light coloured sedan.

The cyclist received nonlife threatening injuries, suffering a fracture to the leg bruising and abrasions. He was transported to Noosa Hospital.

Police are interested to speak with anyone who may have information regarding the incident.

They are currently conducting inquiries with a view to establishing the make and colour of the vehicle involved and this information is hoped to be released soon.

Anyone with information is urged to call Crimestoppers anonymously on 1800 333 000.

POLICE are urging locals and tourists to watch their valuables on the beach after three reports of theft were reported last week.

Noosa Heads officer in charge acting Senior Sergeant Dean Holmes said beach goers on Noosa Main Beach and Tee Tree had their wallets and phones stolen after leaving their belongings unattended while swimming.

“Valuables need to be watched by a friend, left at home or put in a place where the owner can see them at all times,” he said.

“It’s up to the person to ensure they keep their belongings secure at all times.”

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Dingo dog days

By MEGAN OGLE NEW concerns have been raised over the well-being of the Fraser Island dingo population as visitors are expected to flock to the island during the school holidays.

On Monday (21 March), a concerned tourist sent photos to Noosa Today of a dingo they said looked to be emaciated, suffering chafing from a “heavy� tracking collar, and laden with an ear tag that could impact its hunting ability.

Cheryl Bryant a spokeswoman for advocacy group Save Fraser Island Dingoes said the photos were “sad� and “distressing� and that the condition of the animal indicated how the dingoes on Fraser Island were treated.

Ms Bryant said the condition of the dingo was “appalling� and raised concerns about the impact of visitors on the island that had led to dingoes being labelled as aggressive. “Dingoes are not aggressive by nature but are extremely curious and notorious thieves. “It is not unusual for the animals to be attracted to the aroma of cooking food, bait buckets or open eskies,� Ms Bryant said. “This behaviour should not be considered a sign of aggression or treated as an ‘incident’. The term implies the animal is acting out of character, which is not the case.�

Ms Bryant said the expected influx of visitors to the Island during the school holiday period could have a damaging impact on the local dingo population. “During the Easter holidays the dingo will again be put under pressure by the enormous influx of tourists. “Over 15,000 vehicle permits were issued for Fraser Island between December and the end of February - an increase of more than 2500 vehicles for the same period the previous year,� she said.

It was a close call. Sandy Bolton with some of her supporters on election night.

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Bolton stays upbeat The male dingo was confirmed dead on Good Friday after being struck by a vehicle on Fraser Island. “Easter is also the commencement of the dingo breeding season. “The chances of a dingo encounter over this holiday period is likely. If tourists abide by the guidelines and do not attempt to interact with or feed the animals, then Easter on Fraser Island can be a positive and safe experience for both tourists and wildlife.�

A Queensland Parks and Wildlife Services (QPWS) spokesperson said except for the chafing, the dingo pictured was in “good health�.

The spokesperson said the tracking collars are approved for use, are lightweight and are used to track dingoes that have been associated with “high risk� interactions with humans. “(The collars) have been designed specifically for use on dingoes and other mid-sized mammals,� the spokesperson said. “Dingoes on Fraser Island that occupy areas around townships and highuse visitor sites and are frequently interacting with visitors are ear-tagged for identification purposes (and tracking) does not occur on dingoes less than 10kg. “This particular dingo had an ag-

gressive history which is why it was being tracked. “Its interactions with humans had been getting increasingly serious, beginning with loitering in visitor areas and progressing to biting people.�

Ms Bryant said she was shocked the rangers had allowed the dingo to get to such a state but the QPWS spokesperson said rangers had intended to recapture the animal and assess the cause of the chafing on its neck.

Sadly, both the QPWS and Save The Fraser Island Dingo group confirmed the dingo in the pictures had been killed on Friday 25 March when it was believed to have been hit by a car. “This male dingo died on Good Friday (25 March),� the QPWS spokesperson said. “Preliminary necropsy results confirm the dingo was hit by a vehicle on the beach. Rangers are investigating.

The vet report indicated the collar had resulted in minor dermatitis.�

Ms Bryant said: “Education, respect and understanding are crucial if we are to preserve and protect the future of the Fraser Island dingo.�

TRUE to form, former councillor Sandy Bolton has graciously accepted defeat, congratulating the community and fellow council candidates on a “wonderful election�. “Congratulations to everyone on a wonderful election and a celebration of our community spirit and diversity, and from what I have been told, history making in more ways than one,� she said.

Ms Bolton wished Mr Wellington well in his new role and congratulated fellow mayoral candidate Ray Kelly saying “what an incredible and memorable journey for our families and friends�. “To my team and supporters and to fellow candidates and their supporters, thankyou so very, very much for your friendship and good times,� she said. “I am truly proud of our efforts towards election ‘best practice’ and that with your assistance we have set a new standard by promoting a ‘zero tolerance’ to poor behaviour and nasty tactics during campaigns and at all times.�

Ms Bolton said members of the community, media and representatives in all levels of government

had an opportunity to lead by example to achieve “true unity and sustainability�.

In a heartfelt statement to Noosa Today, Ms Bolton also said farewell to the re-elected fellow councillors and council staff who she said she would miss. “I will miss you and our laughs, the teamwork, excellent debates and challenging times,� she said. “To our new councillors, may you love your new role as much I have over the past two years, and that you enjoy the diversity of thought and needs in our community and work hard for our people. “To candidates who did not succeed this time; well done and celebrate! To nominate is an incredible achievement on its own, and only those that have ever stood for election would understand the strength, commitment and selflessness that it takes to do so. “And finally to the inspirational people of Noosa; I look forward to continue working with you in achieving many good outcomes and achieving your vision for a vibrant, caring and sustainable community. Until then!�

Close run race goes to Wellington swearing-in out of the way, the new councillors will be offered a series of briefings designed to bring them up to speed on council operations,� he said. “Becoming a councillor is a steep learning curve and I know that returning councillors Frank (Wilkie), Frank (Pardon) and Joe (Jurisevic) will help with that mentoring process.�

The new council will also get busy preparing the next budget before the end of the financial year, with the new planning scheme the next big task for the new council.

“No doubt each councillor will bring their own wish-list for the next four years,� Cr Wellington said. “I will be sitting down with each of them to talk through those ambitions and see how we can make them a reality.�

Cr Wellington said he has a personal list of aims that was “too long to relate here� including introducing sustainability measures into council operations, helping diversify the local economy, and establishing worthy KPIs for the environment and resident wellbeing.

“There are also issues that need to be resolved with the State Government including Noosa River controls and local roadworks including Beckmans Road and the Elm/Myall Street intersection,� he said. “The most important task will be ensuring the new planning scheme incorporates the values that underpin the Noosa lifestyle and reinforces Noosa’s intrinsic approach to development. “The plan must also allow for changes to modern business practices as well as sustainable building design.�

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From page1 “In that regard we can afford to be more visionary,� Cr Wellington said. “As the CEO said to me, the short-term Noosa Council managed to achieve four year’s work in half that time. “Everyone involved, staff and councillors, should feel rightly proud of that effort.�

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Scout Medallion after long grind AFTER four years of dedicated service, four Cooroy Scouts Johanna Beasley, Jade Clarke, Thomas Haack and Dylan Hafey, have been awarded the Australian Scout Medallion.

All Scouts have the opportunity to receive the award, which is an incremented and progressive program that takes four years to complete, but Johanna, Jade, Thomas and Dylan passed the program with “flying colours”.

The program is designed to move a Scout from a dependent child to an independent adolescent by completing the Pioneer, Explorer and Adventurer levels.

Each level features a different set of basic skills for the Scout to complete such as a leadership course that requires the Scout to organise and independently run an overnight activity and a 30km, three-day unassisted hike.

It’s not surprising that not every Scout will complete this exhaustive list of tasks, but Johanna, Jade, Thomas and Dylan passed with flying colours.

Scout group leader Sally Clarke said she was excited these Scouts had come so far and was even more excited that three of the four would now be going onto Venturers where a whole new level of adventure awaits.

“As the mother of one of the recipients, I know how much work has gone into getting this award,” she said.

“The kids have put their heart and soul into it and so have their leaders.

It’s no easy feat creating opportunities for these kids to succeed.”

Ms Clarke said the activities took time and money, and was thankful to the Cooroy Community Bank

Geoff Edwards from Bendigo Bank joins the Australian Scouting awards night at Cooroy Scouts.

Branch of Bendigo Bank for their much-needed funding.

“We’ve been able to buy the equipment we need to offer the full program,” she said.

“It was great to have Geoff Edwards present at our awards night last week to see the end result and

the difference this makes in the kids’ lives.”

Mr Edwards said supporting the community was the bank’s point of difference.

“The Cooroy Scout Group is all about engaging and inspiring young locals to develop confidence, resil-

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Easter air at Aromas LOCAL diners received an extra special Easter treat on Saturday 26 March when the Noosa Chorale performed an impromptu rendition of the Hallelujah Chorus.

Diners at Aromas were lucky enough to be treated to the “flash mob” performance that marked the launch of the Noosa Long Weekend due to kick off on 15 July.

Noosa Chorale member Jim Fagan said the Hallelujah Chorus was the perfect choice to celebrate Easter.

“Handel’s ‘Messiah’ is a much-loved oratorio and the performance of its Hallelujah Chorus in churches and concert halls in the weeks before Christmas is as traditional as turkey and plum pudding or oysters and prawns, depending on your preference,” he said.

“The fact is, however, that George Frideric Handel com-

posed it in 1741 as a lead-up to Easter, so it was appropriate for Noosa Chorale to select it for its ‘flash mob’ outside Aromas cafe in Hasting Street last Saturday morning.”

Mr Fagan said the choir had a long-standing association with the Noosa Long Weekend festival and its singers wanted to do something special to help launch the 10day festival.

“It was a bit of a shock for coffee drinkers who nearly dropped their cups when soprano Fran Wilson, suitably uniformed as a waitress, burst out with the opening bars of the Hallelujah Chorus,” Mr Fagan said.

Ms Wilson was quickly followed by 40 singers from the Chorale who streamed in from Hastings Street or stood up at their tables in the cafe.

The Chorale’s first ever flash mob performance was a

great success drawing loud applause from Aromas patrons.

Noosa Long Weekend festival director Ian Mackellar said the singers were “brilliant”.

“This impromptu performance just adds to the overall sense of excitement and the community spirit of the festival that is celebrating its 15th anniversary this year,” he said.

The Long Weekend festival has now officially launched with tickets on sale.

The 10-day festival will open with a Carnivale and grand parade down Hastings Street on 15 July followed by 10 days of music, theatre, food and fun entertainment from performers such as Meow Meow, Max Gillies and the Queensland Ballet Company, plus much more.

Visit www.noosalongweekend.com for the full program.

New home for Tewantin RSL THE Tewantin Noosa RSL Sub-Branch is on the move with a new office and extended services opening as of next month.

The RSL Sub Branch will officially open the doors to its new office, now located in Pelican Street, Tewantin, and will unveil its new Advocacy and Welfare Centre on Monday 4 April at 4pm.

Sub Branch president Graham Pattle said the new office would cater for ex and returned servicemen and women in Tewantin, Noosa and surrounding areas and will provide an ideal and central location for clients.

“The services provided will range from assistance given to serving and ex serving members, by our pension’s officers, assisting with pension claims through the Department of Veterans Affairs,” he said.

“Also, a wide variety of welfare services will be provided by our welfare officers.”

The sub branch currently has six volunteer welfare officers who provide services to aged and infirm veterans through visits to hospitals and aged care facilities, assisting with emergency accommodation where possible, provision

of transport when needed and other types of assistance.

“The welfare officers also maintain and manage the RSL section of the Tewantin Cemetery in agreement with the Noosa Council and provide funeral officers to assist in the funerals of ex serving men and women when requested,” Mr Pattle said.

RSL Queensland state secretary and director of welfare services Scott Denner will be the keynote speaker at the opening of the new office and will be accompanied by RSL Sunshine Coast district president Tony Ferris and secretary Kath Barry.

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Lions muster funds to help foster care HUNGRY shoppers have helped the Lions Club of Peregian raise $1600 for the Anglicare Foster Care service.

The Lions Club of Peregian gave up family time on Easter Saturday (26 March) to hold a fund-raising barbecue out the front of Noosaville Bunnings where shoppers tucked into sausages to help raise the funds.

The funds are part of a larger donation given to the organisation at the club’s 22 March meeting held at Coolum Beach Hotel where Anglicare Foster Care services president Bernadette Burns was the guest speaker.

Lions Club of Peregian board member Sue Priston said the group were “simply astonished and moved” by Ms Burns’ passion for her role in the organisation and the “overwhelming need for more foster carers in our area”.

“Although there is government support, there is always need to support the children, many of whom arrive at Anglicare with nothing,” Ms Priston said.

The group also donated $500 worth of store vouchers from the local area plus a basketful of children’s new pyjamas and underwear.

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Plan targets our waste

Have your say on Noosa Council’s draft Waste Reduction and Recycling Plan 2016/24.

“The draft Waste Reduction and Recycling Plan 2016/24 looks at how we go about reducing the volume of waste we’re producing as a shire, how we increase the amount of waste we’re diverting from landfill, such as by composting and recycling, and how we go about tackling littering and illegal dumping.”

Mr Schafer said in some cases the State Government waste diversion targets were already exceeded.

“Take construction and demolition waste, for example,

where we’re already diverting up to 99 per cent of it from landfill to recycling,” he said.

“That said, there is still work to be done to reduce recyclable and organic material in the domestic waste stream and this plan will help guide our journey towards zero waste.”

To view the draft plan, visit yoursay.noosa.qld.gov.au.

Submissions can be emailed to mail@noosa.qld.gov.au or posted to to Noosa Council at P.O. Box 141, Tewantin QLD 4565.

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RESIDENTS can have a say on Noosa Council’s draft Waste Reduction and Recycling Plan 2016/24 from 29 March.

The plan spells out the council’s waste reduction and recycling priorities for the next eight years, including targets set by the State Government.

Residents can view the draft document and comment at the council’s YourSay Noosa website at yoursay.noosa. qld.gov.au from 29 March to 3 May. The council's Waste and Environmental Health manager Wayne Schafer said Queensland councils were legally required to implement plans to reduce waste.

“Our plan includes our community jury’s recommendations for reducing organic waste sent to landfill,” Mr Schafer said.

“These recommendations, including a future mandatory green waste bin service, are an important part of our longterm Towards Zero Waste strategy.

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FORMER Prime Minister Tony Abbott dropped in for a surf last weekend, and it won't surprise me to see Katter party members and former Labor MP Rob Pyne enjoying a coffee in Hastings street as well.

The discussion will solely be about the idea of secession for a break away of North Queensland from the rest of the State.

Anyone who reckons sport isn’t a major player in the economy is dreaming. All this rhetoric kicked off after the Cowboys victory in last years Grand Final, and there’s even a push for Jonathan Thurston to be the new leader of the North. I only hope new mayor Tony Wellington doesn’t join the chorus trying to add Noosa to the mix.

Leading demographer Bernard Salt relating to the North suggests "that it is inevitable within the next few decades due to the anticipated growth in population, diversity and economic power in the region”. Mr Salt is certainly looking into the future, but maybe the Northern State politicians need to work on what is needed today, before waving a magic wand and predicting the future.

Mayor Wellington has one chance to get it right, as most know how long it takes to fall out of favour in the political arena.

I know I have pushed the 2018 Commonwealth Games wheelbarrow for some time now, and who knows who will be in power after the next state elections.

Noosa and the Sunshine Coast leaders, state

and council must stand up and fight for our rights and what’s best for our region.

We all know it’s a numbers game, so nows the time to unite, get in the ring and start the fight to achieve good outcomes.

One way this can happen, is asking Sandy Bolton to run for state politics, either LNP or Independent.

I have no doubt even ardent Wellington supporters would throw their support behind this charming and smart former councillor.

On poll day, I handed out vote cards in Mooloolaba and Peregian, and it was like night and day. I couldn’t believe the aggression and angst at Mooloolaba and I believe it was similar at other booths. In contrast, Peregian Community Hall was a pleasure, with all volunteers friendly, helpful and very supportive of each other. I remember mentioning to a few, how strange it will be that in a few months we will all be handing out and supporting the same candidate or party.

That is my point, on the big picture issues the Coast is suffering because of the lack of unity. The only reason people voted for Clive Palmer was because most felt he wouldn’t toe the party line, but sadly how right they were.

Noosa Springs resident and 1982 Commonwealth Games Head Dan Whitehead remembers only too well how much Brisbane changed after the success of the Games.

I plead to Mayors Wellington and Jamison to work together for the benefit of all and use the Games as the catalyst.

This is my last column for Noosa Today.

I have appreciated the opportunity Star News has given me over the past 12 months, my columns have been a pleasure to share.

Entertain the whole family at the Cooroy Fusion Festival in May.

Yes, Cooroy’s got talent COOROY’S annual Fusion Festival is just around the corner and is set to be jam packed with fun for the whole family.

The festival is to be held on Saturday 7 May with ativities spanning from from the Cooroy Mill Site to the CWA Hall.

Cooroy Library programs officer Liz Bleechmore said she was already looking forward to the festival.

“Cooroy Fusion Festival is a fantastic day for the town and we are proud to be a part of it,” she said.

“We get thousands of people through the doors during the day and every single one of them has a smile on their face.”

New additions to this year’s program include the Ozobot Coding workshops where seven to 10-year-olds can learn fun and simple coding using a miniature robot, the Ozobot.

The Noosa Library Service’s NAO robot Dewey will also be a star of the day with a beginner session that will take you through the basics of programming a robot using using Choreographe software.

There will be plenty of activities to keep children entertained including the popular allday Lego Lounge and the First Five Forever Story Play area which will hold a range of creative resources for children and parents to discover new ways to

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Cooroy Fusion showcases local talent - and the Fusion Author Fair in the Library does just that by offering a chance to discover the talented wordsmiths who live in the local area.

Books will be for sale, with authors there to sign your copy.

Musicians from Music on Mondays will also be in attendance, a popular program that showcases emerging local musicians such as Confusion Says and others. There will also be Living Yoga and Tai Chi Demonstrations.

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Batting on NOW that the dust has settled, and the new Noosa Council is in, Wallace Park residents are a little more hopeful that something will be done about the bats in the park which are now in plague proportions, and causing havoc to residents, to the vegetation and trees in the park, and to wildlife which has been squeezed out of existence.

Six would-be candidates approached me about the bats prior to the election and promised to do a range of things to alleviate the situation, even though bats were a missing item from the election agenda. Now that some of those candidates have been successfully appointed to our council, we will endeavour to hold them to their promises.

K. Fielden, Tewantin.

Paddy wagon SHAME on you - Noosa Today published on “Paddys Day” but the only mention was a Noosa police appeal to appoint a driver and not to drink and drive. Fair enough, but I am sure my Irish father would have turned over in his grave. Begorrah, the wrath of St Patrick be on you on what is a worldwide day for celebration.

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Load of rubbish NOW that the elections are finished we can get back to talking real rubbish! So let’s start with the free papers that we all get tossed onto our property (or on the street, nature margin or nearest ditch).

Since the beginning of the year, I do not think I have received above a handful of free papers (and I can get up to four a week) that have been readable. Most have been water damaged due to our weather or ripped or run over by a vehicle, due to the delivery method.

As I take my dog for a walk the majority of my neighbours suffer the same fate, and there are those vacant blocks where weeks of papers just pile up, before the message finally sinks in to the distributor, that there is no-one at home!

Now do not get me wrong, I like my free paper, I enjoy keeping up with community news, I use local advertised tradesmen and support the restaurants featured, but what a load of rubbish, literally! Just this year to date, I have disposed of 50 papers (including inserted advertising) and 50 plastic bags, that multiplies

to 700 in my street and well over 35,000 just in the area I walk the dog - I shudder to think of the total tonnage for the whole distribution area.

Andrew Bell, Doonan.

Noosa Today’s response: Our paper, including the plastic bag, is 100 per cent recyclable and can both go into the recycle bin. If you would like to opt out of home delivery, please call us on 5455 6946 or email newsdesk@noosatoday.com.au with your name and address.

Alternatively, we have an online e-paper which you can sign up to and have delivered to your inbox each week, as well as bulk drop sites around the shire - call Noosa Today for your nearest location.

Makes no sense CAN anyone explain to me, the logic behind the current Queensland law which says that councillors who unsuccessfully stand for the position of mayor, cannot be elected back onto the council? To me it makes no sense whatsoever to lose an experienced council member this way. Why is it so difficult to get this law changed?

Case Smit, Noosaville.

Unexcited ‘THERE’S never been a more exciting time to be an Australian’. Private health insurance will increase by 5.6 per cent on 1 April. Happy April Fool’s Day. Margaret Wilkie, Peregian Beach.

It’s an honour I WAS honoured to be mentioned twice in Phil Jarratt’s prestigious column alongside other world notables, thanks for the compliment. I am humbled by the recognition.

Bobby Aitken, Noosa.

Donkey vote ACCORDING to media reports there is obviously something very wrong with the present set-up.

Perhaps if we had divisions as in the past this would help.

But I think far more serious is the fact that the wrong mayor may have been elected. So many of us were told, including Wellington, according to the media, to just put 1 for the mayor. It does, in my opinion, not matter what has been previously published or what is on the paper, you should just do as the person handing out voting slips says to do.

It would be interesting to see how many like myself that voted for Ray Kelly left it to one without any preferential, all as instructed at the voting station. I would suggest a lot, probably the majority, of those would have gone as second choice to Sandy Bolton.

Perhaps if Wellington has the guts to resign and much as it would be inconvenient, we had a further election for mayor and see who is the true choice of the people. As of media reports midday Tuesday there were 12,750 for him and 17,583 against.

Ian Lawson, Tinbeerwah.

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Kids show class KIDS are encouraged to get creative with after-school art classes set to kick off later this year.

Noosa Regional Galleryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Afterschool Art Classes will introduce students to the rapidly evolving world of ceramics, when the eight-week, term-two program begins in May. Guided by a qualified art professional and developed in line with the current national curriculum, the weekly sessions will explore the latest techniques in contemporary ceramics.

Gallery director Nina Shadforth said students would produce art pieces which will feature in a miniexhibition. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Each student will produce two finished works over the course of the program: a fired and painted ceramic piece and an intricately designed, staged and photographed scene of their own creation,â&#x20AC;? Ms Shadforth said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;The gallery will showcase the works at the end of the term in a pop-up style mini-exhibition, where parents will have the joy of seeing their childâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s works in an art gallery.â&#x20AC;?

Noosa Regional Galleryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Afterschool Art Classes are open to primary school children between six to 12 years old and classes will run from 3.45pm to 5pm, each Thursday, from 1 May until 19 June.

Above: Street artist and designer Kasper will run two school holiday workshops on skate deck design at Noosa Regional Gallery.

Picture: SUPPLIED Cost is $96 per child which includes materials and discounts are available for siblings. Bookings are now open for the Thursday sessions, for more information or to book a place, contact the gallery on 5329 6145.

Thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s not all on offer at the gallery.

Art meets surf these school holidays as Noosa Regional Gallery celebrates its current exhibition 25 Years

of Stoke: Noosa Festival of Surfing Jubilee with nine custom kidsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; workshops.

Kids are encouraged to get creative when prolific Brisbane street artist and designer Kasper heads north on 1 April for two skate deck design holiday workshops at Noosa Regional Gallery.

Known for his continuous line illustration, vivid colour combinations and tireless work ethic, Kasperâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s public

pieces have featured in the likes of Brisbane Street Art Festival and last yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Unframed Project at Coolum.

Kids will be able to get their hands dirty with the clay surfboard shaping, sand casting and â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;beach findâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; crafts also featured in the kidsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; program, each Wednesday and Thursday through the school holidays.

If photography is more their taste, kids will enjoy Stoked about Waves and Water; an interactive insight into the galleryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s current exhibitions; Waves and Water - Australian Beach photography and the Noosa Festival of Surfingâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 25th Anniversary exhibition, 25 years of Stoke.

Bookings are open for Stoked about Waves and Water which takes place on Wednesday 30 and Thursday 31 March, then Wednesday 6 and Thursday 7 April. Cost is $8 per person which includes materials.

Skateboard design sessions with Kasper are for seven to 11 year olds and 12 to 15 year olds. Cost is $18 per person, which includes a blank skateboard deck and materials.

Download the full timetable of workshops from the galleryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s website at www. noosaregionalgallery.com.au or pop in to the gallery and pick up a copy.

For bookings and prepayment, phone Noosa Regional Gallery on 5329 6145.

Additional art classes for kids have been added due to popular demand.

Extra classes for budding artists DUE to popular demand, Noosa Regional Galleryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s After School Art Classes will include a second session on Wednesdays, from term two.

Gallery director Nina Shadforth said this was great news for kids who might have missed out on the popular classes. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re now taking bookings for term two, which starts on 20 April, and parents should act quickly to avoid disappointment.â&#x20AC;?

Ms Shadforth said students would begin term two learning how to create sculptures, inspired by the galleryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 25 Years of Pure Stoke exhibition. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Guided by a qualified art teacher and developed in line with the national curriculum, the weekly sessions in May and June will explore artworks submitted as part of the galleryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Noosa Art Award,â&#x20AC;? she said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;These classes teach students to look at the world differ-

ently and express it in different media. Young artists will learn to paint with watercolour, oil and acrylic, draw with pencil and pastel, collage with paper, sculpt with clay and papier-mache and so much more. â&#x20AC;&#x153;The gallery will showcase the studentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; works in a pop-up style mini-exhibition at the end of the term, so that parents have the joy of seeing their childâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s work in an art gallery.â&#x20AC;?

Noosa Regional Galleryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Afterschool Art Classes are open to primary school children aged seven to 12 years.

Classes run from 3.30pm to 4.45pm Wednesdays and Thursday from 20 April until 16 June.

Cost is $108 per child, all materials included, discount available for siblings. Students can enrol either for the Wednesday or Thursday block.

For more information or to book a place, contact the gallery on (07) 5329 6145.

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Free coMMunity yoga and Meditation FREE weekly gentle classical Hatha Yoga every Thursday from 5.30pm at Tewantin CWA Hall, next to the Post Office. Suitable for all ages and levels including beginners and

A new and relaxing way for people living with a disability to get out and about in the local community, have a chat and meet new friends.

Join Sunshine Butterflies for a coffee on Mondays from 10.30am at â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Little Boatyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; on the Noosa River.

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Overeaters Anonymous can help. Meetings are held at the Cooroy library group study room each Thursday at 1pm. For more information phone 0404 302 186 or Debbie on 5474 3563 or 0435 084 835.

car Boot sale THE Rotary Club of Noosa is starting a Car Boot Sale at the Tewantin State School on 9 April. We will be holding it on the second Saturday of every month between 7.30am to 10.30am for buyers and 7am to 11am for sellers. $10 per bay for sellers and all funds go to local projects. Book your bay in advance by calling Sally on 5474 3291 or 0412 823 217.

ecoFlicks FilM-Making workshoP A two-day film-making workshop to support

Peter kinowski snapped this beauty along noosaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Main Beach while the dragonflies were flying close to the ground and settling on small twigs. if you have a photo of noosaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s landscape or wildlife you would like to share, email it to newsdesk@ noosatoday.com.au participants entering the Ecoflicks short film competition is planned for 5 and 7 April at the Central Queensland University in Noosaville.

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Your blue heaven ON offer is a beautiful family home that offers no compromise when it comes to style, comfort and function.

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A study with built-in storage is located on an upper splitlevel and is perfect for those who prefer to work from the comfort of their own home.

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The lower-level is home to the sleeping quarters including the master suite complete with walk-in robe and private ensuite featuring Italian floor tiles, marble feature tiles and a custom-made French oak sliding door.

Large windows and sliding doors have been installed to allow natural light to flood the main living space as well as capture the beautiful views from the covered verandah.

There are two more bedrooms with built-in robes and storage, plus a games room and private guest suite with ensuite located on this level, all of which surround the sparkling family pool.

The impressive designer kitchen overlooks the living space and features top-of-the-line fittings such as an Oliveri sink and Armando Vicario kitchen hose mixer, plus added features

This property also features two ducted air-conditioners, Crimsafe screens, solar hot water, and a garage with space for three cars.

home essentials ADDRESS: 49 Parakeet Crescent, Peregian Beach AUCTION: On-site Saturday 16 April at 9am VIEW: Saturday, 11am-11.45am DESCRIPTION: 4 bed, 3 bath, 3 car, pool AGENT: Leon Butt and Rachel Sellman for Century 21 Conolly Hay Group, 0411 579 789 or 0422 719 041 16 NOOSA TODAY | Thursday, 31 March, 2016

A SPARKLING INVESTMENT

NOOSA HEADS ‘TINGIRANA NOOSA’ 25 HASTINGS ST

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View Thurs, Fri, Sat, Sun, Mon, Tues 11.00-11.30am Price Top Floor $2,950,000 Ground Floor $2,350,000

This is a rare offering – two x 2 bedroom apartments (one on the top floor and the other on the ground) each with a dual key operation which means each has a beachfront suite with kitchen, dining and lounge while the studio is a spacious bedroom with kitchenette. You can rent it as a complete 2 bedroom apartment or two individual ones – the suite and studio. ɒ Unrivalled position on Noosa beachfront. ɒ Caring, well established management. ɒ Fully and delightfully furnished. ɒ Excellent income. ɒ Pool, gym and even a restaurant on site.

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LUXURY LAKESIDE LIVING

WEYBA DOWNS 1A ‘WEYCOOLA’ LAKE WEYBA DRIVE

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View Saturday 12.00-12.30pm Price Contact Agent

‘Weycoola’ is one of the most coveted waterfront land holdings in Noosa. It’s a wonderfully private resort style retreat set on approx 3.4 acres of land with 103m of lake frontage, beautiful grounds and a lovely home on the springfed lagoon. ɒ 3 hole golf course, solar power, bore, delightful gardens. ɒ Infinity pool, Teppanyaki BBQ, cabana. ɒ Separate lake house with kitchenette and bathroom. ɒ Gas fireplace, ceiling fans, air-conditioning. ɒ 12 minutes’ drive to Hastings Street Noosa as well as Tewantin and Peregian.

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Jennifer Carr 0412 158 433 Rory Williamson 0423 465 464 5447 4499 | rwnoosa.com.au Richardson & Wrench Noosa

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IDEAL SUMMER HOME

NOOSA WATERS 21 SHIPYARD CIRCUIT

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View Saturday 10.00-10.30am Price Offers over $925,000

Situated Set in a highly sought after street in desirable Noosa Waters, this contemporary home presents impeccably. Thoughtfully designed, inside is timeless, with neutral tones, large separate living spaces, and room for family and friends. ɒ 5 light filled bedrooms, plus study. ɒ Private ground floor master suite ɒ Central to the river, schools, and shops. ɒ High ceiling, and fully fenced.

Shane McCauley 0403 646 930 Frank Milat 0438 528 148 5447 4499 | rwnoosa.com.au Richardson & Wrench Noosa

PAUL CLOUT STUNNER

NOOSA WATERS 57 SALTWATER AVENUE

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View Saturday 11.00-11.45am Price Contact Agent

Perfectly positioned to enjoy the serene curves and extended views of the Noosa waterways, this striking Paul Clout masterpiece wraps itself around the dreamy 1336m2 north/east facing resort styled property. ɒ Magnificent swimming pool with stone waterfalls, swim-up bar & hardwood timber pavilion. ɒ Opulent interiors with travertine and stone influences, and timber highlights. ɒ Luxurious open plan living spaces, with the architectural features expected from this designer. ɒ Sparkling water views and private jetty.

Shane McCauley 0403 646 930 Frank Milat 0438 528 148 5447 4499 | rwnoosa.com.au Richardson & Wrench Noosa

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FAMILY ENTERTAINER

TEWANTIN 5 BURGESS DRIVE

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Immaculately presented with peaceful surroundings, all elements of this one level home are in total harmony with one another. This enticing residence epitomises modern family living with indulgent levels of entertainment and privacy. ɒ Located in the highly sought after ‘Enclave Estate’. ɒ Leafy aspect with north facing pool. ɒ Freshly painted inside and out. ɒ Large spacious kitchen and plenty of storage.

Gillian McCauley 0467 600 009 Shane McCauley 0403 646 930 5447 4499 | rwnoosa.com.au Richardson & Wrench Noosa

LOCATION, LOCATION!

NOOSA HEADS 6 ‘PISCES’ 7 PEZA COURT

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A stunning waterfront position on Noosa Sound! ‘Pisces’ rests directly on the waterfront with lovely views across Noosa River. Apartment 6 is strategically positioned to capture the sun all day, and is simply wonderful for holiday makers or for just living the waterfront lifestyle. ɒ Direct beach & jetty access, BBQ & pool area, secure parking and private storage. ɒ Spacious living areas and main bedroom with water views. ɒ Small complex of only 6 with no on site managers. ɒ Walk to Hastings street and Noosa National Park.

Shane McCauley 0403 646 930 5447 4499 | rwnoosa.com.au Richardson & Wrench Noosa

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FIRST CLASS QUALITY

NOOSA HEADS 46 ARKANA DRIVE

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This architecturally designed residence exudes engineering mastery and is an example of quality and clear vision. The owner’s sense of style and feeling for space is evident throughout. Its views of Laguna Bay, Noosa River and the hinterland are extensive and stunning. ɒ Chef’s kitchen featuring high-end appliances and a unique floating island bench. ɒ Huge stacker doors enable access to the very private pool and its charming gazebo. ɒ A raised natural sandstone platform opposite the pool tempts you for a morning coffee. ɒ All of this beauty and it’s so close to the centre of town, walk there in 5 minutes.

Jill Goode 0418 714 653 Cam Goode 0400 904 678 5447 4499 | rwnoosa.com.au Richardson & Wrench Noosa

VERY LOW BODY CORPS

NOOSAVILLE 9 ‘LEILANI’ 279 WEYBA ROAD Position & Opportunity Overlooking the Noosa River, this two level, 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom apartment is extraordinary.

Huge bedrooms all with built-ins and a large lounge room with balcony overlooking the river, with another living/dining downstairs. This is a classic Noosaville unit. ɒ Low body corporate fees, infact they are almost non-existent! ɒ Iconic Noosa building - it is certain to attract interest from investors and owner occupiers alike. ɒ Featuring 3 balconies (2 facing west and 1 at the front facing east) chase the sun or shade. ɒ Agents often say “a must to inspect”, this one actually is!!!

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View Sat & Wed 12.00-12.30pm Auction On-site Friday 22 April at 12noon Jill Goode 0418 714 653 Cam Goode 0400 904 678 5447 4499 | rwnoosa.com.au Richardson & Wrench Noosa

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BEACHSIDE ABODE

CASTAWAYS BEACH 2 DRIFTWOOD DRIVE High & Mighty This beautifully presented large architecturally designed home, captures extensive ocean views all the way down the coast and across the hinterland. It consists of rich timber floors throughout, with high ceilings and decks off all entertaining areas. ɒ Approximately 200m walk to the beach, via underpass. ɒ Elevated position capturing cool sea breezes. ɒ Lush green tropical gardens, with beautiful turfed area. ɒ Great street appeal with oversized double garage.

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View Saturday 10.00-10.30am Auction On-site Friday 8 April at 1.00pm Jon Blonk 0412 806 252 Kym de Warren 0412 325 421 5447 4499 | rwnoosa.com.au Richardson & Wrench Noosa

IMPECCABLE HOME

NOOSA SPRINGS 718 ’THE PALMS’ NOOSA SPRINGS DVE Design & Elegance Villa 718 The Palms is located in a fantastic position offering golf front views over the 2nd fairway and across Lake Weyba. No expense has been spared on this spectacular property. Everywhere you look, you are met with uncompromising quality and a high level of finishes. ɒ Designed with a perfect fusion of European luxury and 5 star Noosa Lifestyle. ɒ Beautifully landscaped gardens and an idyllic balance of indoor/outdoor living areas. ɒ Quality fixtures and fittings sourced from across Europe, the America’s and Australia. ɒ Only 5 minutes drive to Hastings Streets famous cafes, shops and restaurants.

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RENTS LIKE A DREAM

NOOSA HEADS 1 ‘ALLAMBI’ 25 ALLAMBI RISE Modern & Views This apartment faces due north capturing ample summer breezes and winter sunshine. It has been beautifully renovated, delightfully furnished and holiday rents like a dream. A spare-noexpense attitude and a stylish design combined to produce a glorious offering. ɒ It is filled with light and ample louvres and bi-fold doors which segues outside to in. ɒ Gourmet kitchen. Small terrace off master bedroom. Security car park. ɒ There are just a few steps down to the pool, right off your terrace. ɒ Walk to Little Cove beach, Hastings Street and National Park.

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View Saturday, Monday & Wednesday 11.00-11.30am Auction On-site Saturday 16 April at 12noon Cam Goode 0400 904 678 Jennifer Carr 0412 158 433 5447 4499 | rwnoosa.com.au Richardson & Wrench Noosa

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PURE NOOSA LUXURY

NOW SELLING! 3 EXCLUSIVE HOME SIZE RIVERFRONT APARTMENTS

I N T R O D U C I N G

Welcome to luxury living at 279 Gympie Terrace A once-in-a lifetime Noosa prestige property where world-famous natural beauty is complemented and matched by spacious award-winning design. There are only 3 apartments on ofer – each of them being the very embodiment of Noosa luxury and located in one of the last riverfront blocks on Gympie Terrace, Noosaville • Whole loor luxury apartments designed by Stephen Kidd • Magniicent views over Noosa River to the Noosa rivermouth • State of the art inclusions & inishes • Restaurants, cafes and retail shopping at your door • 3 spacious ensuited bedrooms • Media room, home oice, gourmet kitchen • Extensive indoor & outdoor living, secure parking for 3 cars • Each apartment averaging over 250m2

designers

Stephen is renowned for his vast experience, talent, vision and expertise. He has over 45 years experience in design, multi-disciplined in building, interior and furniture design.

He holds a “building Services Authority” license for building design, medium rise and building design open. He studied in Australia and UK and worked in Sydney, London and the Middle East.

Proudly developed by

To ind out more about Kalani and other exclusive Noosa projects visit:

www.mbcprestige.com.au

EXCLUSIVE AGENTS: Call Mike Hay 0417 624 059 or David Conolly 0438 259 956

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SUNSHINE BEACH LUXURY

SUPERB OCEAN VIEWS WITH BEACH ACCESS RIGHT AT YOUR DOOR STEP SUNSHINE BEACH 67 Seaview Terrace Set in one of Sunshine Beachâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most desirable addresses, Seaview Terrace, this exquisite home exudes sophistication and style, just steps from the open sands of Lions Head, Sunshine Beach. * Spectacular ocean views * Beach access and National Park virtually at your front door * Pool, reverse ducted air conditioning, intercom security & ceiling fans * The ideal beachside holiday home - outstanding holiday rental income potential * Low maintenance landscaped gardens * Double garage with generous storage facilities

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CENTURY 21 CONOLLY HAY GROUP 07 5447 2451

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Absolute Luxury - Superb Ocean Views PEREGIAN BEACH 1/8 Avocet Parade • Located just meters from pristine beaches and a short walk from Peregian Village, this stunning residence offers the best in relaxed beach side living.

• Magniicent ocean views.

• Created by award-winning designer Chris Clout, this home showcases creativity and ingenuity making it one of the most beautiful homes in the locale.

• Private, secure and a short stroll from the charming Peregian village.

• Luxurious living over two spacious levels.

• Superb family home, and/or luxury beach house.

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CENTURY 21 CONOLLY HAY GROUP 07 5447 2451

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EXCITING NEW LISTING

RARE PRIME BEACH FRONT PEREGIAN BEACH 56 Peregian Esplanade 56 Peregian Esplanade is a rare opportunity to secure a prime piece of paradise. This spacious home is very well presented and maintained. Set on a level 814m2 block, it’s perfect as a permanent home, a base for holidays, to build your dream house or develop as a duplex.

• Faces beach reserve, beach access across the road. Ocean view possibility from potential second level • Single level, double brick home with 2 living areas, 3 bedrooms with built-in robes (master with ensuite) • Kitchen/dining lows to covered veranda and sun drenched pool area • Separate double garage with space for two vehicles and storage or workshop area • Walk to village and patrolled surf beach via level foot path, or along the beach (about 1km)

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Sat 9th April 12pm On Site Saturday 2nd 1-1:45pm Mike Hay 0417 624 059 Jonathan Tomasini 0401 807 697

CENTURY 21 CONOLLY HAY GROUP 07 5447 2451

CENTURY 21 AGENTS. SMARTER. BOLDER. FASTER.

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AUCTION

VENDOR MOVING TO MUNICH, MUST BE SOLD ON OR BEFORE AUCTION DAY SUNSHINE BEACH 26 Dolphin Bay Drive Classic Gabriel Poole beach house, escape the mundane with timeless, fascinating architecture that will stimulate the senses while functioning as a very practical home.

•Three bedrooms, plus study/fourth bedroom, master with private balcony, ocean views and ensuite •High ceilings and huge openings invite the outside in and convey a fabulous sense of space, great layout •Cooling sea breezes low up the valley and throughout the home, invited via excellent cross low ventilation •Set on a large 940m2 (approx) block in an outstanding location, oversize pool, nature and privacy •Lifestyle perfect, national park walks, dog friendly beach, village restaurants and coffee shops •Motivated vendor, will be sold, renovate and proit or simply enjoy this very special home/work of art

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CENTURY 21 CONOLLY HAY GROUP 07 5447 2451

The Terraces – Luxury & Style PEREGIAN SPRINGS Sunland The Pavillion We invite you to experience The Terraces by Sunland Group in the heart of Peregian Springs. The Terraces offers stylish floor plan options with high quality finishes and modern architecture creating an unrivalled buying opportunity in a fast growing coastal community.

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By Appointment

Each Terrace residence features open plan living, high ceilings and an expert designed floorplan to capture natural light, breezes and aspect. The Terraces is equally attractive to owner occupiers as it is to investors with strong rental demand in the area a proven track record of growth.

CENTURY 21 CONOLLY HAY GROUP 07 5447 2451

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highlight home

Indigo will be unique A new development has been announced for the much sought-after Sunshine Beach suburb, with expressions of interest now being called for the unique Indigo development.

With only seven boutique apartments available, boasting expansive views from an elevated position, perfect northerly aspect, and an enviable location, this development will sell out fast.

The apartments have been designed by award-winning architects, Blackburn Jackson, who were asked to create lowmaintenance living spaces that captured the essence of relaxed beachside living.

The apartments will be presented in timeless, elegant designs created with superior craftsmanship and executed in the finest finishes and inclusions; setting a new standard in luxury apartment living in Sunshine Beach.

In a shift from the standard formula of repetitive apartment living, the residences in Indigo have been individually configured to highlight their best aspects, resulting in differing floorplans and tailored interiors so no two apartments are exactly alike.

Careful consideration and design has also gone into the complex’s outdoor living spaces, with the pool and recreational space designed to deliver resort-style elegance and a focus on functionality and entertaining.

The designers have drawn on inspiration from world-class hotel destinations that have resulted in features such as bespoke Moroccan hand-made tiles throughout the pool area and a spectacular garden wall.

Finishes such as imported marble and porcelain stoneware and tiles, plus solid oak features, and a neutral palette combine to create a sense of true opulence in one of Noosa’s best locations.

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SUNSHINE BEACH 4/1 Solway Drive

home essentials ADDRESS: 43-45 Elanda Street, Sunshine Beach PRICE: From $995,000 DESCRIPTION: Selection of luxury two and three bedroom apartments.

VIEW: Now selling off plan, please contact agent for more information AGENT: David Conolly 0438 259 956 and Mike Hay 0417 624 059

MOTIVATED VENDOR HAS PURCHASED ELSEWHERE

PRICE VIEW

Magnificently renovated, to a very high standard, this timeless design by local hero Stephen Kidd has been returned to better than new condition. The Spanish inspired villa’s presentation is so exquisite it will be an enviable talking piece among your family and friends. No expense has been spared here for those who like to indulge in quality and luxury.

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CENTURY 21 CONOLLY HAY GROUP 07 5447 2451

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www.davidbernsrealestate.com.au

Building’s best women are up EARLYBIRD nominations for the best in Queensland’s female building industry close today for the Master Builders 2016 Housing and Construction Awards.

Master Builders put out the call to women in the industry to enter on International Women’s Day (8 March).

Master Builders’ executive director Grant Galvin said the Women in Building award was important in showcasing the incredible contribution women made to the building and construction industry.

“Every year we are seeing more and more women enter the industry and this is something Master Builders really supports and encourages,” Mr Galvin said.

POSITION, VIEWS, PRICED AND PRESENTED READY TO SELL.

4 54 PANORAMA DRIVE, EUMUNDI VIEW THIS SATURDAY 10.45 – 11.45AM • Magniicent views of the hinterland

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• Open plan living lows to a covered entertaining area overlooking the sparkling in ground pool • Beautiful plantation shutters throughout the house • Large master bedroom • Solar power & 4 water tanks • Plenty of room for the kids to play

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• Several outdoor alfresco areas

a genuine role model for women in construction,” Mr Galvin said.

“Women play a vital role in ensuring we address the looming skills shortage, while promoting ongoing productivity and viability for the industry.

Master Builders held its inaugural Housing Awards in 1987, renaming the program the Housing and Construction awards in 1988 to include the commercial and industrial sectors.

“We are calling on building industry employers to acknowledge the excellence of standout women in their organisation and nominate them for the Master Builders Women in Building Award.”

In 2015 more than 1000 entries were received from across the state. Regional winners go on to be judged at a state level and winners from there are shortlisted for the National Excellence Awards.

The 2015 Queensland Women in Building Award went to Lee-ann Pitcher from Recs Pty Ltd in Cairns.

Early bird entries close 31 March and give entrants $45 off the cost of each entry.

“Lee-ann was honoured for being

To enter visit www.mbqld.com.au/ hcawards

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23 WHYANDRA CLOSE, DOONAN VIEW THIS FRIDAY 1ST APRIL 6.00 - 7.00PM SATURDAY 2ND APRIL 1.30 - 2.30PM AUCTION SUNDAY 3RD APRIL - 12PM ONSITE, OPEN 11AM Outstanding family home offering: • Level elevated position, primarily north facing • Main home divided into two wings which wrap around a central pool/courtyard and low to outdoor entertainment decks • Privacy in an equally sought after position • Botanically rare plants in low maintenance gardens complete with dam fed irrigation • Guest wing with ensuite and private courtyard • Versatile property offering endless business opportunity to branch out to studio, gallery, B&B, dual living,health retreat, professional/therapist rooms …or keep it all to yourself.

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Avoid this shocker ELECTRICAL cable laid in thousands of Queensland homes is expected to degrade and become dangerous this year, leading to electric shock or possibly fires according to Master Builders Queensland.

As part of the Master Builders 2016 Policy and Advocacy Agenda, the peak body has lobbied the government to crack down on non-conforming products such as Infinity or Olsent cables which are predicted to become brittle in the heat this year and pose serious consequences to life and limb.

HE’S YOUR NO 1 CHOICE! BASE REALTORS Ron Davey The sales just keep coming for Ron after almost 30 years of record breaking sales, selling some of the finest properties in Noosa and the Sunshine Coast.

If you want a professional agent that is experienced, easy to deal with and absolutely no fuss, then Ron has to be your choice every time.

Master Builders deputy executive director Paul Bidwell said progress had been painfully slow and more needed to be done.

“We are concerned that builders could be liable for damages, fines or possibly lose their licence if they haven’t taken steps to remediate the faulty cable,” Mr Bidwell said.

“Master Builders have recommended to the ACCC that in cases where the builder or electrician is denied access to a house to remove the faulty cable, the contractor should be able to notify the state regulator for action,” Mr Bidwell said.

Call Ron today on 5474 2442, 0412 206 563 or email: ron@base-realtors.com.au to get your FREE market appraisal or even get him to advise you on what you should do to get your property ready for sale.

“This could mean, for instance, a notice placed on the local government’s rate notice warning future purchasers of the existence of the cable. Or if it’s a rental property, the Residential Tenancies Authority could prohibit it from being rented.”

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The ACCC has reported that only 40 per cent of the original 3900km of Infinity cable

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Concerns have been raised over Infinity or Olsent cables. has been accounted for nationwide.

The government’s recently held Building Ministers’ Forum agreed to implement a range of measures to address safety issues associated with building products.

“While Master Builders welcome the government’s efforts in addressing the misuse of building products [sic] we would like to remind regulators not to downplay the wider issue of dodgy or non-conforming building products,” Mr Bidwell said.

“Three years down the track there is still more than 2000km of unsafe cable in Australian homes.

“No one can be confident that the right products will be used in Australian buildings until a comprehensive third party certification system is introduced - one that is robust, transparent, and easy to navigate - as well as a strong enforcement regime that quickly identifies and removes dodgy products from sale.”

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Architectural Oasis in Noosa Hinterland David A. Perez 0427 378 600 david@villarealestate.com.au

6 Wallaby Lane, Tinbeerwah On over 2 hectares of gently undulating pasture, sits a contemporary, eco-friendly residence, elegantly designed by Robinson Architects. A single-level, intelligently designed home is set amongst the calming ambiance of the Noosa hinterland, with forest, pasture, lawns and lake. Visit us at our Open House to truly appreciate the bountiful list of features on offer.

1300 885 095 r Architectural Design VIEW Sat 2 April 11am - 12pm r Bespoke Finishes PRICE $1,795,000

r Entertainer’s Kitchen r Six Picturesque Acres

r EnviroSwim Pool r Indoor Infrared Sauna

r Separate Lake House r Minutes to Noosa

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PEREGIAN POSSIBILITIES 7 Martin Street PEREGIAN BEACH Location, Aspect, Potential…

Three bedroom brick home JON KELLY

Jon Kelly | 0428 954 662

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5471 4555

www.zincnoosa.com.au

OPEN HOMES Castaways Beach 2 Driftwood Drive

Richardson & Wrench Noosa - Kym de Warren & Jon Blonk

Sat 10-10.30am

Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - Mike Hay

Sat 12-12.45pm

Coolum Beach 16-18 Barra Crescent

Sat 12-1pm Fri 6-7pm, Sat 1.30-2.30pm, Sun 11am Sat 9.30-10.30am Sat 10.45-11.45am

David Berns Real Estate - David Berns

Sat 10.45-11.45am

Mount Coolum 4/42 Boardwalk Boulevard

Belle Property Noosa - Ben Radclif & John Stamp

Sat 12-12.30pm

Noosaville Apt 9‘Leilani’279 Weyba Road 8‘Rimini’7 Edward Street 17‘Regatta’225 Gympie Terrace Apt 4‘Pelican Beach Resort’13 James Street

Richardson & Wrench Noosa - Cam Goode Richardson & Wrench Noosa - Jill Goode Richardson & Wrench Noosa - Frank Milat Richardson & Wrench Noosa - Jill Goode

Sat & Wed 12-12.30pm Thur & Tue 11-11.30am Sat 11-11.45am Mon 11-11.30am

Noosa Heads Apt 1‘Allambi’25 Allambi Rise Apt 6‘Pisces’7 Peza Court 31 Allambi Terrace 5/5 Angler Street 46 Arkana Drive 7 Habitat Place ‘Tingirana’25 Hastings Street 31 The Quarterdeck U155 Noosa International Resort, 1 Edgar Bennett Ave 6-25 Whyandra Street

Richardson & Wrench Noosa - Cam Goode Richardson & Wrench Noosa - Shane McCauley Richardson & Wrench Noosa - Kate Cox Richardson & Wrench Noosa - Kate Cox Richardson & Wrench Noosa - Jill Goode Richardson & Wrench Noosa - Kate Cox Richardson & Wrench Noosa - Jennifer Carr Richardson & Wrench Noosa - Kate Cox Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - Diana Pound Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - Diana Pound

Sat, Mon, Wed 11-11.30am Sat 10-10.30am Sat 11-11.30am Sat 12-12.30pm, Wed 12.30-1pm Sat 1-2pm Sat & Wed 10.30-11am Thur, Fri, Sat, Sun, Mon, Tue 11-11.30am Sat 11.30-12pm, Wed 12-12.30pm Sat 12-1pm Sat 11-11.45am

Richardson & Wrench Noosa - Jon Blonk & Shane McCauley Richardson & Wrench Noosa - Jon Blonk & Kym de Warren

Sat 11-11.30am Sat 10-10.30am

Noosa Waters 37 Masthead Quay 57 Saltwater Avenue 21 Shipyard Circuit

Richardson & Wrench Noosa - Kate Cox

37 Weyba Street 26 Dolphin Bay Drive 4/1 Solway Drive 26 Wildlower Street 21 Dolphin Bay Drive 1/16 Henderson Street Apartment 5, 9 Pilchers Gap 4/12 Duke Street ‘Nereus’, 7/5 Henderson Street 31 Whale Drive 3/2-6 Webb Road 14B Weyba Street

Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - Mike Hay & Rachel Sellman Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - Lance Bussell Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - Lance Bussell Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - Lance Bussell Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - David Conolly Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - David Conolly Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - David Conolly Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - David Conolly Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - Rachel Sellman Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - Rachel Sellman Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - Diana Pound Zinc Properties Noosa - Karen Harman

Sat 12.30-1pm, Wed 1-1.30pm

Sat 11 - 11.45am Sat 11-11.45am Fri, Sat, Wed 12-12.45pm Sat 1-1.45pm Sat 11-11.30am Sat 12-12.30pm Sat 1-1.30pm Sat 2-2.30pm Sat 1-1.45pm Sat 12-12.45pm Sun 11am-12pm Sat 1-1.45pm

Tewantin 5 Burgess Drive 5 Kurrajong Street

Richardson & Wrench Noosa - Gillian & Shane McCauley Belle Property Noosa - John Stamp& Ben Radclif

Sat 11-11.30am Fri 4- 4.30pm

David Berns Real Estate - Heidi Woodman Villa Prestige Properties - David A. Perez

Sat 12-1pm Sat 11am-12pm

Richardson & Wrench Noosa - Jennifer Carr & Rory Williamson

Sat 12-12.30pm

Tinbeerwah 600 Sunrise Road 6 Wallaby Lane

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Vyrion will headline the Metal Fury showcase at the Villa Noosa.

NOOSA takes a dark turn next month, when five of the best and most fierce heavy metal bands take to the stage at the Villa Noosa.

Brisbane band Vyrion and local band Undermine the Supremacy headline the Metal Fury showcase supported by local bands Holistic, Plague the City and Brisbane band Exiled in Eden.

Headliners Vyrion and Underline the Supremacy will both unleash brand-new tracks, with Vyrion fans getting a taste of a single from their

much-anticipated third album, Geo, and Supremacy’s fans able to check out the band’s newest single, Wendigo.

Make sure you get to the gig early to catch the best upcoming bands including local five-piece band Holistic who, with the right mix of heavy metal, thrash metal and hardcore, are set to take the heavy world by storm.

Also showcasing their melodic metalcore brand of metal are Plague the City, who are currently

recording their debut album, and Brisbane’s own experimental death metal band Exiled in Eden, who will make you want to bang your head until it drops off.

This one-night show is not to be missed. Get loud at Metal Fury on Friday 15 April from 8pm at the Villa Noosa, 18-22 Mary Street, Noosaville. Tickets are $15 plus booking fee and available from www.moshtix. com.au or $20 on the door. Over 18 only.

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Pop in for a great family values show WITH a spoonful of imagination, Noosa Arts Theatre leaps into the magical world of Mary Poppins in April.

Let your imagination take flight, as you rediscover the power of family, the joy of youth and the indelible memories that come to life at Cherry Tree Lane.

Brilliantly adapted by director Neil Pattenden, assistant director Jo Hendrie and musical director Diane Thomson plus seamless choreography by Anna Quayle, Mary Poppins opens with a cutprice preview at Noosa Arts Theatre on 13 April.

“Noosa Arts Theatre’s forthcoming adaption of the loved Broadway musical differs from the traditional 1964 Disney film, offering greater depth for all age groups,” Mr Pattenden said You will know the words, the music and the story but add breathtaking dance numbers, a little bit of magic and a whole lot of imagination and you’ll be whisked away to a world where anything can happen if you let it.

With some of the most unforgettable songs of all times including Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious, Feed the Birds, A Spoonful of Sugar and Chim Chim Che-ree,

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Family favourite Mary Poppins is set to land on stage at the Noosa Arts Theatre in April. not forgetting Step in Time and Let’s go Fly a Kite, Mary Poppins is a musical that will charm the whole family.

Mary Poppins opens her bag of tricks at Noosa Arts Theatre for 14 performances, including four

matinees, from 13 to 30 April.

Tickets are $37 for adults, $32 for concession or members, $30 for groups or $27 for 17-year-olds and younger. Tickets are available on line at www.noosaartstheatre. org.au or phone 5449 9343.

Tickets for the cut-price preview on 13 April are only $27 for all audience members.

Purchase your tickets at the theatre located at 163 Wyba road, Noosaville, between Tuesday and Friday from 9am to 2pm.

Thursday 31 March The Reef Hotel 7pm Mooncoin.

Tewantin Noosa RSL 7pm Fabian.

Villa Noosa 7pm Trivia.

Cafe le Monde 6.30pm Gian.

Friday 1 April Harbour Wine Bar 6pm PlanB Modern Jazz Quartet.

The Reef Hotel 9pm Brad Schultz/ James Sinclair.

Tewantin Noosa RSL 8pm Great American Classic Rock Show.

Villa Noosa 8.30pm Live at the Villa.

Cooroy RSL 6pm April Stuie.

The J 6pm Sound Fest.

Saturday 2 April The Reef Hotel 9pm Brad Schultz/ Massroom/ James Sinclair/ JMG. Tewantin Noosa RSL 8pm BB and The Kings.

Villa Noosa 8.30pm Top 100 Hits.

Peregian Beach Hotel 2pm Abbie Cardwell.

Sunday 3 April Noosa Marina Market 10am PlanB Modern Jazz Quartet.

The Reef Hotel 4pm Alan Kelly.

Sunshine Beach SLSC 3pm The Vibe.

Divorce, for laughs NOMINATED for an Olivier Award, “My Brilliant Divorce” is a witty and intelligent look at something so many of us have been through - the end of a relationship and the start of something new.

Blossom Goodchild stars in this rollicking one-woman show, and brings to life the loveable Angela Kennedy Lipsky as she rides the roller coaster that we know as divorce.

The 100-minute show features Blossom playing 19 different characters, a challenge that would make the strongest run - but not Blossom.

At 58-years-young, Blossom is embracing the onewoman show as she breathes

life into the loveable girl next door, Angela.

With humour, dignity, sarcasm and the occasional glass of wine this is the perfect girls’ night out and a great insight to the female mind for all men.

My Brilliant Divorce is the launching production for the Sunshine Coast’s newest professional theatre company, Mad About Theatre, founded by Noosa-born Madison Thew-Keyworth.

At just 26-years-old, Madison has created a theatre company where local professionals can showcase their talents and audiences can enjoy topquality theatre.

Catch the not-to-be-missed show at The J Noosa, 60 Noo-

Blossom Goodchild will take audiences on a journey through the world of divorce. sa Drive, Noosa Heads, on Thursday 7 and Friday 8 April at 7.30pm. Tickets on sale at The J Theatre, online www. thej.com.au or call 5329 6560.

Toe-tappin’ jazz tunes THE King Oliver Jazz Band will have you on your feet in no time when they take over the Jazz Club for one night only.

The much-anticipated band will once again take to the stage and treat audiences to their trademark foot-stomping, classic jazz, reminiscent of the original King Oliver’s Creole Jazz Band.

The ensemble includes two trumpets, a trombone, piano, banjo and sousaphone, all coming together in a way that will make you jump to your feet and hit the dance floor from the first blow of the trumpet.

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John Braben and Ian Smith on the trumpets for the King Oliver Jazz Band. of the popular songs of the day including Dippermouth Blues, Sweet Like This, Canal Street Blues and Doctor Jazz.

Catch the King Oliver Jazz

Band on Saturday 9 April from 7.30pm at The J, 60 Noosa Drive, Noosa Heads.

Tickets start at $20 for members and $25 for guests, call to book your table on 5447 2229.

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COMMUNITYNOTICES SunriSe Spiritual ChurCh Spiritual Growth Centre SERVICES are held at the Tinbeerwah Hall, corner of Sunrise Road, every second and fourth Sunday of the month from 10am with special guests. All welcome. For more information phone Rev Laine Harry on 5449 0937.

women’S meditation and SharinG CirCle A WOMEN’S meditation and sharing circle is commencing on Tuesday 5 April to be held at 5 Riverbreeze Avenue, Noosaville, from 1pm to 3pm. A chance to relax and share and take time out for yourselves. For more information contact Wendy on 0438 954 258.

learn to de-StreSS WOMEN have a great opportunity to learn de-stress techniques for inner calm and also to discover lots of personal styling tips to feel fabulous on the outside. All in the one inspiring workshop with lunch provided. Saturday 2 April from 10am to 3.15pm at Noosa Springs Resort. Bookings and inquiries phone 0439 708 142.

BookfeSt nooSa ROTARY Noosa Daybreak will be holding its annual Bookfest Noosa from 6 to 8 May at the Noosa Leisure Centre, Wallace Drive, Noosaville. If you would like to volunteer please

Email your community news to: newsdesk@noosatoday.com.au

contact us. Our club meets Thursday at Noosa Springs Resort, 6.45am. Our next meeting will be held on 31 March. For more information call 1300 791 226 or email secretary.noosadaybreak@rotary9600.org

niCa CatChment exCurSion LAGUNA Lookout and Noosa Spit Noosa Integrated Catchment Association invites you to the second in a series of excursions looking at man’s interaction with the Noosa River catchment. It will begin at Laguna Lookout, top end of Lakeview Drive, Noosa Heads. Look at river mouth and visit Noosa Spit. Discover history, restoration and recreation. Meet at 2.30pm Saturday 2 April, BYO afternoon tea and folding chair. This is a free event and you can find more information at www.noosariver.com.au

the ladieS proBuS CluB of nooSa headS THE next meeting will be held on Thursday 14 April in the Forum Hall at Laguna Estate, Noosaville, at 9.30am for 10am start. The guest speaker will be Ian Hall from the RAAF, whose topic will be “Training Dogs for War”. The outing on 28 April will be for lunch at Mooshka restaurant, Sunshine Beach at noon. For further information contact Kim on 5455 3860 or Pam on 5450 6017.

the lionS CluB of pereGian WE ARE vibrant and busy club, always welcoming new members to assist with our com-

munity service projects. Our band of likeminded people, combine great work with good fun and humour. We meet on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at The Coolum Beach Hotel for a chat at 6pm followed by a dinner meeting at 6.30pm. If you would like more information, or join us for a dinner, please call Ross on 5448 1592. Further details at http://peregian.qld.lions.org.au

nooSa artS and CraftS aSSoCiation MEMBERSHIP to 30 June is only $50 and entitles you to join any of the many regular activities and groups held at Wallace House including novelists every Monday fortnight from 9.30am to 12.30pm or Mosaics every Tuesday from 1pm to 4pm. For more information phone 5474 1211, email create@noosaartsandcrafts. org.au or visit the website at www.noosaartsandcrafts.org.au

u3a nooSa friday talkS COME along to the second instalment of Armchair Travel: Paris and France with Alan and Sue Roberts, on Friday 8 April, from 1.45pm.

The following Friday 15 April, from 1.45pm, the topic will be Catalina Flying Boats: Their role in WW2 with Jan Brown. Talks are held at 64 Poinciana Avenue, Tewantin. Full details are available on the U3A website atwww.u3anoosa.org.au under the heading “Friday Specials” or phone 5440 5500.

Meals on Wheels Roster WEEKLY roster for Tewantin-Noosa Meals on Wheels for the week Monday 4 April to Friday 8 April. monday drivers: Rotary Daybreak, Margaret and Mick, Pat and John, Helen and John, driver needed for run E, Kerry and Jeff, Patricia. kitchen: Steven, Len and Neil. tuesday drivers: Driver needed for run A, Liz, Tania and friends, Margaret and Jill, Tony and Kim, Maidie and Terry, Diane. kitchen: Ashleigh, Jo, Christine and George. wednesday drivers: Des and Ian, Sandra and Bob, Gary, Victor, driver needed for run E, Lee and Stuart, Linda and Nabil. kitchen: Judi, Jill, Elfie, Jerry and Peter. thursday drivers: Stewart, Geoff and Margaret, Anne, Sylvia and David, driver needed for run E, Jan and Wendy, Linda and Nabil. kitchen: Lois, Christine, Robyn, John and Ron. friday drivers: Bruce, Robyn, Brian G., Rosalie and Graham, Margaret W, driver needed for run F, Paul. kitchen: Sandy, John, Elfie and Peter.

If you are unavailable or can do an extra run, please phone the kitchen on 5449 7659.

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TWO quite unassuming young lads, both at present on basically the same paths in life; high school and surf lifesaving. The only difference being one is now a member of the club at Heads Noosa and the other Sunshine Beach.

Ironically, both of these young men Jasper Outram, aged 16, and Maverick Pettigrove, 15, started their careers as nippers in the club at Sunshine.

For Jasper who is now a member of Noosa, life in the nippers started in the U/8s in 2008.

However, in 2014 he made the switch to Noosa and obtained his bronze medallion the same year, and on doing so commenced patrolling on Main Beach.

Jasper's patrol duties are something of a family affair, as his sister Electra, an SRC member is also on the same patrol and his younger brother Zale is in the U/13 age group of the club. At present, he is a Year 12 student at the Sunshine Beach State High School.

“Once I finish high school, I am seriously thinking of going to our local uni to study engineering.” But at present his career in lifesaving is high on his agenda.

In the competition arena, the 2015/'16 season has so for been very successful for Jasper. Competing for his club at the recent Queensland Youth Surf Life Saving Championships held at North Burleigh, he came home with a tally of four medals, three gold and one silver. Competing in the U/17 age division, he won gold in the surf race, Cameron relay and his favourite the iron man; the silver was for the board relay.

Head coach Darren Mercer said, “Jasper's results have been very good and well deserved.

He is a great team member and has worked very hard. With his attitude I think he will go further.”

As we talked, it became very obvious that here was a young man with his feet firmly on the ground; someone who thought before he spoke.

“I take each day as it comes and concentrate on the day. This is a great club, good mateship, great training sessions and a really good coach.”

Another major factor in his success has been the outstanding support of the Masters competitors both male and female. “Always there, always helpful,” he said.

Noosa is fortunate in having not only a large contingent of Masters but also veteran members. We look at the names and acknowledge their experience and above all their attitude towards our youth. Members, just to name a few, such as Peter French, Peter Vidler, Steve Freckelton, Ross Fisher, Lenore Grice and the female considered to be the first lady of masters competition in Queensland, Gina Lynch.

All our people are only too happy to help and advise the likes of our young Jasper Outram.

42 NOOSA TODAY | Thursday, 31 March, 2016

Maverick Pettigrove in action.

Over the hill at Sunshine Beach Surf Club, Maverick Pettigrove is, at the tender old age of 15 years, also a young clubbie, who despite his youth has already made his mark.

A Year 10 student at St Teresa's College, he has not as yet started to concern himself with what lies ahead at the end of his college years.

For Maverick his lifesaving career started as an U/7 nipper. On joining the ranks of the U/10s he started what has so far been a very successful and indeed a promising career in the world of competition. At that age when the fun factor was the major element, he threw himself into every event possible; and the foundations for what lay ahead was laid.

On reaching 13, he obtained his SRC and two years later his bronze medallion. By this stage he had already established a good reputation as a key competitor especially in team events; and it was in one particular event that he and his teammates created club, and indeed state history.

During his U/11 year, Maverick and his mates formed a board relay team. Now five years on, they have won both the branch and state titles for five consecutive years.

At the North Burleigh State Titles, he finished with a total of four gold medals; the above mentioned, plus the swim team, board rescue and the Cameron relay. “I really enjoy the team events and have always had the desire to do well in these. Apart from the winning, it also shows great depth in the club,’’ he said, ‘’and this is very important. But I would have to say that my big goal would be to win a gold medal in the Iron Man event at the Aussies; that’s the big one.”

Proud dad Max, apart from being a parent, is also, along with Mark Jacobs, affectionately known to all the team as “Chicken Legs,” one of the coaching panel. “By winning for five years in a row, they have really achieved the unbelievable; never been done before.”

Picture: CONTRIBUTED For Maverick a major aspect of his success, and indeed, his attitude has been the support of all his immediate family; mum, dad, brother and sister.

Max has become something of a legend among the coaching panel at Sunshine; his success comes as a result of his many years in lifesaving. Starting his career as a junior in Noosa, Max, in December 1985, transferred to Sunshine. In 1998, he started his coaching career with the nippers before moving up into the senior ranks.

Experience gained while competing as an elite athlete in the Uncle Tobies and the Nutri Grain Iron Man Series, taught Max not only all aspects of training but also the pitfalls that lay ahead of young competitors.

Max, who since 1985 has worked as a professional lifeguard, was in 2013 awarded Life Member of Sunshine Beach for his outstanding contribution to all aspects of club life.

As with all young athletes, success for Jasper and Maverick comes only after long training periods in the pool and at the beach. For both lads, it is a total of nine sessions each per week. For Maverick it is three sessions in the pool, five sessions on the board and one iron man; and for Jasper it consists of four sessions in the pool and five sessions at the beach covering both board and ski, with coach Darren Mercer.

With so much negative reporting regarding our youth, it is indeed refreshing to move among the likes of our young people such as Jasper and Maverick and learn not only of their success, but also of their relationship with their senior and veteran members. The youth and the seniors working together within our community; and they are all our people. noosatoday.com.au

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By JACK MANGROVE IT was an Easter fishing Bonanza.

Both the Noosa’s river and offshore reefs have been firing over the past week. Some exceptional weather over the Easter break saw many boats heading out over the bar, and there were some amazing captures.

With the sun shining brightly, light wind and moderate swells, the offshore crew have cleaned up. Jew Shoal has been a hot spot for mackerel as well as reef fish like sweet lip and squire.

Sunshine reef has also seen some great fish come over the side; spanish and spotted mackerel have been the main targets with small slugs doing most of the damage.

Baits on the bottom are getting some nice coral trout and sweet lip. Other anglers headed to North Reef, getting a

great bag including big Spanish, Maori cod and long tail tuna and snapper.

Trolled lures are a great way to target Pelagics: the Samaki Pacemakers and the River2sea Turbo 160 are a couple of lures you should take a look at if you are heading offshore. Both these lure can be trolled up to 12 knots and come in a great range of colours.

In the river, mangrove jack have been lurking around jetties and rock walls at night and with the steamy weather there has been some goodsized fish caught over the past week.

With the amount of prawns in the river, prawn profile lures have been the go, the Squidgies paddle prawn in the 80mm size is a perfect fit, they come in a great range of colours perfect for doing battle with a jack. Trolling deep diving lures around Noosa sound and Weyba creek has also seen some results. Else-

where in the river, flathead has been on the chew with some good catches along the Tewantin ski run and up towards the lakes. Down along Gympie Terrace and Munna Point good-sized bream have also been on the chew, small fish baits like hardy heads and frog mouthed pilchards have claimed some quality fish.

The dog beach and Frying Pan continue to produce some quality whiting, live baits like worms and yabbies have got the best results. On the beach, whiting, swallow tail dart, and small tailor have all been inhabiting the gutters. If you are up for a night fish, fillet the sides off a tailor and use as a bait for a large jew, with ganged hooks, heavy sinkers and a little patience you should see a result.

So on behalf of Jack Mangrove, best of luck on your fishing adventures.

Justin Tierney with a 65cm snapper.

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194 stableford entrants take on an Irish twist NOOSA YACHT AND ROWING THE Irish Stableford was played on Saturday 19 March.

Winners: Jan Kelly, John Last, Ros Kaplan and Jim McGill (86).

Runner-up: Viola Crombie, Mary Sawyer, Paula Jeffrey, Ken Clapham (80).

Run down: Joan Bradley 79; David Blanton 79; Ralph Garber 79; Nola Mountain 70; Roy Crombie 70; Anne Gallen 70; Ian Steer 70; Jacque Cooper 74; Steve McLean 74; Lea Bell 74; Jenny Steer 74; Maureen Moore 73; Laurie Moore 73; Ken Chapple 73.

Nearest to pin: 11th Jan Kelly; 15th John Last.

Longest putt: 18th Lea Bell.

NOOSA GOLF There were 194 entrants in the stableford played on Tuesday 22 March.

Scratch rating (M): 71.0.

WINNERS: A Grade: 1 David Mills 5, 41; 2 Paul McKenzie 8, 39; 3 Andrew Watson 8, 39.

B Grade: 1 Robert Tasker 14, 41; 2 Paul Neate 14, 41; 3 dirk Derek 18, 40.

C Grade: 1 Glenn Heath 22, 37; 2 Bob Mirams 25, 36; 3 Ken Veitch 21, 35.

Place getters: Peter Butcher 18, 40; Jason Osmaston 16, 39; Alec Graham 11, 38; Derek Connolly 6, 38; Michael Napier 7, 38; Eugene barry 15, 37; Dallas Furner 10, 37; Laurie James 11, 37; David O’Brien 14, 37; Nicholas McLaren 11, 37; Brett le Moy 10, 36; Dean Jeffrey 14, 36.

NEAREST TO PIN: A Grade: 5th Gary Wood; 7th David Mills; 10th Terry Fitzgerald; 12th Dean Smallman.

B Grade: 5th Greg Wilson; 7th Paul neate; 10th Michael Norman; 12th Lyndon Bruggy.

C Grade: 5th Harvey Williams; 7th Christian Pearce; 10th Geoff Kerr; 12th Luke Simmons.

Sweepstakes: 1 David Mills; 2 Peter Butcher; 3 Andrew Watson.

NOOSA PAR 3 The Ambrose was played on Saturday 26 March.

Winners: 1 Studley Martin and Leo Sorrenson, 46.75; 2 Rusty Milliner and Bronco Price, 48.25 (countback).

NEAREST TO PIN: 2nd Errol Grieve; 3rd David Gerrard; 9th David Gerrard; 12th Paula Jeffrey; 16th Bronco Price (in the circle).

Rundown: Rayce Dunlop and Marty Hitchin, 48.25; Kevin Williams and Phil Townsend, 50.75; Jill Jones and Bob Forrest, 51.75; Errol Grieve, 52; Zane Jesberg and Michael Gooding, 52; David Gerrard and Merilyn Thomas, 52.25; Russell Miller and Darren Simmonds, 52.5; Maurie Bloor and Hans Van Heck, 54; Tony Ho and Kim Poulsen, 54;

Laurie Moore and Paula Jeffrey, 54; Lynne Hancock and Leon Turner, 54.5.

Members Draw: David Whitehead.

Draw for par: Russell Miller (successful).

NOOSA GOLF There were 245 entrants in the stableford played on Saturday 26 March.

Scratch rating (M): 71.0.

WINNERS: A Grade: 1 Graham K. Smith 11, 40; 2 Shaun Taylor 5, 40; 3 Sam Boulden 5, 39.

B Grade: 1 Ron Turner 14, 41; 2 Colin Dodd 18, 41; 3 Eugene Barry 15, 40.

C Grade: 1 Bronson White 31, 41; 2 Geoff Smith 27, 41; 3 Denis Doyle 24, 40.

Place getters: Arthur Naumov 17, 40; Edmond Bonnici 15, 39; Ben Meredith 13, 39; Tony Jones 21, 38; Peter Crooks 24, 38; John Osmaston 15, 38; bob Foster 19, 38; John

Mierocha 5, 38; Harry Hanson 11, 38; Adam Grant 5, 37; Phil Griffiths 17, 37; Michael Moodie 8, 37; Peter Telley 11, 37; William Howard 26, 37; Bruce Osborne 10, 37; Alan Martin 10, 36; Bruce Blakemore 9, 36; Kevin O’Farrell 14, 36; Murray Green 8, 36.

Great Score: Mark Write; Lee Christie.

NEAREST TO PIN: A Grade: 5th Rex Achurch; 7th John Mierocha; 10th Cameron Matthews; 12th Sam Boulden.

B Grade: 5th Dean Jeffrey; 7th Colin Dodd; 10th Ron Gatliff; 12th Trevor Payne.

C Grade: 5th Denis Doyle; 7th Glenn Heath; 10th Ken McBryde; 12th John Eldgridge.

Birdie Box: Nick Walley.

Pro’s Approach: A Grade: Brett le Moy. B Grade: Dean Jeffrey.

C Grade: Richard Pearson.

PUZZLES CROSSWORD No. 7416

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17, Stick-l-er. 19, Iv-an(d). 20, In-formation.

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(6). 17. Putting the L in “label,” he’s very particular (8).

19. He’s four and two-thirds (4). 20. To a pattern, according to out data (11).

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(2,1,5). 13. Note the train is moving out and hold on to (6). 14. Pay the man Ray’s crooked outside (6). 15. Is he a tough guy right through? (6). 16. The second, having been lying, was killed (5). 18. It may have a button box (4).

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SPORTTODAY Coach Mark Evans and the team are back from Russia.

Premier Noosa Women in action.

Coach confident for future our girls into the senior level game.

The aim is to keep the girls playing from when they start in Under 6, all the way through to seniors.

In addition to the Under 11/12 teams, Noosa Lions also has two Under 14 girls teams and an Under 16 girls team which are all looking to excel in the 2016 season.

Noosa Lions caters for all levels of junior players, from beginners to experienced, and still has a limited number of places available across the board, but in particular in the Under 14s category and Senior Women’s team, where head coach Chris Roche is recruiting experienced players for the premier women’s squad.

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By RON LANE FOR the Impact Boxing Academy of Cooroy the recent Queensland Amateur Boxing Championships held at the Acacica Ridge Hotel, Brisbane, it was its best ever results at a state titles.

“We are stoked,” said Impact owner and coach Mark Evans.

“We took a team of eight fighters and came home with seven gold medals. To top it off when they named the state team all seven were selected.

“This, for us, is a double; all our winners being selected and also it is the biggest number from any one club to be named in a state team.”

This team will now go on to represent Queensland at the Australian Championships to be held on the Gold Coast from 11 May until 15 May. Ben Cameron-Hands and Byron McKeown are booked to represent Australia against the Kiwis in New Zealand, and Brock Shelby will also have the honour of representing his country fighting a major international tournament in Poland.

This will be contested from 25 May until 11 June.

All up it will give Impact fighters four tournaments in four weeks.

To say that Mark Evans’s recent trip to Anapa in Russia was controversial would be an understatement. With Mark, to box as part of the Australian team were Sam Cameron-Hands and Bailey Seabourne both from Impact.

Sam lost on a split decision to the fighter who went on win the gold medal and Bailey, who handed his opponent something of a boxing lesson, stood stunned when his opponent received the decision.

“I wasn’t stunned, I was shattered,” said Mark.

“To have one of our team beaten on a split

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decision is part of the game, we tell our opponent well done, and move on. But Baileys decision…,” he said with a shrug of the shoulders, “no further comment”.

Another point of concern was that despite major publicity via big posters in prominent positions around town, there was virtually nil public attendance.

The crowd was made up of the fighters’ coaches and a few family members - and this was supposed to be an international tournament.

It was not only the Australian camp that raised questions about things. For both Scotland and Ireland expressed the opinion that, for them, this would probably be their last event.

“Years ago it was like the mini Youth World Championships,” they both agreed.

“But now, look. It has dropped from almost 100 countries with interest to just 14. It would appear that with this, a new administration, something has gone horribly wrong.”

However for Australia it finished on a good note in two areas.

Sam Cameron Hands said: “Apart from the tournament we got the chance for a lot of great sparing sessions with some of the best fighters from around the world. Good learning, great experience.”

“Add to this,” said Coach Mark Evans, “we received an invitation to send a team to Ireland in September to contest the Celtic Cup, a tournament to be contested in three towns across three provenances. I guess our lads must have impressed the right people.”

During a recent trip to Brisbane I had the pleasure of talking with Danny Green former world boxing champion and author of the Coward Punch Campaign. When discussing the program he replied: “It is like the Slip Slop Campaign to block skin cancer. Took off slowly but it is being noticed.”

Boxing coaches Mark Evans and Israel Kani have expressed their total support.

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FOLLOWING a hugely successful 2014 and 2015 seasons, Noosa Lions Ladies football teams have stepped up to play in the Sunshine Coast Premier League.

Friday 18 March saw the teams take their first steps into the unknown with home games against the established teams from Woombye.

A depleted reserve grade team, under the guidance of Phil Amson, fought hard but, unfortunately, recorded a loss while the Premier women let a two goal lead slip to record a 2-2 draw.

But delighted head coach Chris Roche was full of praise for the teams which were not only both competing in their first ever games at this level, but were also experiencing their first ever games in their respective teams.

Friday 1 April will see both teams travel to Maroochydore to take on the mighty Maroochydore Swans.

The club is commitment to expanding the female form of the game.

With the recent success of the Matildas, female football is being taken very seriously, especially with the Matildas qualification for the Rio Olympics.

The FFA’s Women’s Football Strategic Plan lays down a framework for national expansion of the women’s game and with more than 100,000 women and girls playing football in Australia it is definitely a growth area.

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Chris and Anna and the dogs, at home at the Dog House.

Easter in the Dog House Life of

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NORTHBOUND over Easter to spend some time with old mate Chris De Aboitiz and partner Anna at his sprawling mountain-top acreage, the Dog House, just outside Agnes Water.

I go back a long way with Agnes, even further than Chris.

The first time was the most memorable, back in 1978 with the late, great photographer and kneeboarder Peter Crawford. PC and I landed a job for Australian Playboy to cruise the east coast of Australia and discover what had happened to the hippies and New Agers who had drunk the Cool-Aid at Nimbin a few years earlier and set up communes in coastal rainforests and battle-axe hilltop blocks.

The magazine provided us with a fully-kitted Kombi van and an expense account and sent us off to get photos of topless chicks with hairy armpits, made legit by some waffle about how they were pioneering the off-the-grid future.

We stayed on point for a while, hanging out in Nimbin and Mullum, taking pictures and notes, but then a late season Coral Sea low started drifting into place and we put the story on the backburner and headed for Noosa.

I think it must have been guilt that made us press north on the fifth or sixth day of the swell, but then a funny thing happened. The swell kicked again, and after a futile day searching for a commune near Childers, we took the long dirt road from Miriam Vale to the coast at Agnes Water.

I knew very little about Agnes but PC had it on the super secret surfer grapevine that there was a

Our mountain-top home for Easter. little known righthand point there that worked in similar conditions to Noosa.

His information was right.

We made our way past a general store and a dozen or so holiday houses and parked on a ridge behind a row of tiny fishing shacks. In between the shacks we could catch glimpses of a head-high right running down the point, with no-one on it!

It turned out to be a little bigger than that, with a fast outside section behind the rocks, and we surfed our brains out for three days, sometimes sharing with a few friendly locals, often on our own.

We rented one of the fishing

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shacks for two bucks a night, a double bunk with blankets and a twoburner stove and strolling peacocks on our front lawn every sunup and sunset.

I don’t think we even explored the glorious sand cays of 1770 just up the road. We just surfed!

Agnes was a kind of paradise, and yet it took me a decade to get back there. This time we camped on the waterfront at 1770 with the kids and I paddled my board out into the bay to buy prawns off the fishing boats more often than I paddled out at Agnes.

The surf was mostly disappointing, and when it wasn’t, it was crowded.

Since he bought his hilltop four years ago, Chris has frequently invited us to come and check it out, and when he suggested it again over a beer at Cafe Le Monde after “Super Sunday” - when Chris and his pack of surfing dogs drew the biggest crowd we’ve ever seen at the Laguna Real Estate Noosa Festival of Surfing - I thought why not?

So here we are at the Dog House, camped out in the huge motorhome that Chris and Anna have used this summer to spread the gospel of doggie surfing from Port Douglas to Bells Beach, and back to Noosa.

Along the way, coverage of their tour broke records all over social media, culminating in a video news re-

lease of the VetshopAustralia Surfing Dogs at the Noosa festival that was seen by millions on network television around the world.

But that was a fortnight ago, and now Chris and Anna are back at the Dog House, taking care of Lani and Rama and half a dozen other beautiful dogs that no-one else wanted, working on new media projects with photographer and videographer Peter Aitcheson, and taking care of business - which here at Agnes includes running a stand up paddle school and hire concession at 1770, and offering dog-friendly holiday accommodation.

Chris is full of enthusiasm (as he always is) and ideas for the property’s future, which include barramundi-stocked dams, horse-riding trails, terraces of discreet wilderness cabins, bike trails and dog training facilities.

He says it’s a 10-year plan and in the quarter of a century I’ve known him, I don’t remember anything keeping his attention for that long.

But Dog House might be different. Here he is combining two great passions in his life - the ocean and dogs - in an environment that’s perfect for both.

It’s a simple equation: you teach a dog to surf, you can teach it anything. And owners can learn a lot too, about patience, understanding and sharing good times with their fourlegged friends.

It’s been a fun Easter. I’m happy to see my friend so happy, and looking at the 360-degree panorama of ocean and mountain from the summit of Dog House, how could you not be?

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By TONY FROST SIXTEEN Noosa Masters Swimming Club swimmers travelled to the Miami Aquatic Centre on the Gold Coast for the Queensland Masters Swimming Championships conducted over three days from 11 to 13 March.

An outstanding performance by Stephanie competing in the female 60-64 years, setting national records in the 200 metres freestyle (2:38.80) and 1500 metres freestyle (21:59.02) plus a state record in the 400 metres freestyle event.

Multi skilled Rita Montague, Jan Croft, Ian Tucker, Rob Jolly, Greg Bott, Sam Penny, Brian Hoepper and Helen Malar all gained medals for different styles.

Backstroke specialist Bob Morse displayed a clean pair of heels in his four contested individual backstroke events.

Three mighty efforts by Jacky Shields who came away with three “filthy fourths" in 50-metres breaststroke, 400 and 1500 metres freestyle.

Well done to the 16 swimmers who finished the three days of competition to finish second

The Noosa team: Rod Alfresdon, Greg Bott, Jan Croft, Peter Fidler, Lois Hill, Linda Hogg, Rob Jolly, Stephanie Jones, Helen Malar, Rita Montague, Bob Morse, Sam Penny, Robyn Selby, Jacky Shields, Adele Tucker and Ian Tucker. in the overall point score, behind the might of the host Club, Miami.

A full strength 27 Noosa swimmers have nominated for the next Masters Swim Meet at Albany Creek on 9 April.

Female results: Linda Hogg, bronze 5054yrs 100m breaststroke; Adele Tucker bronze 55-59yrs 200m backstroke, silver 400m backstroke; Robyn Selby bronze 60-64yrs 200m

freestyle, bronze 50m breaststroke; Helen Malar gold 60-64yrs 50m and 100m breaststroke, silver 200m and 400m breaststroke, bronze 50m butterfly; Stephanie Jones silver 60-64yrs 50m, 100m, 200m, 400m and 1500m freestyle; Rita Montague silver 65-69yrs 50m freestyle, gold 100m, 200m, 400m and 1500m freestyle, silver 50m backstroke, gold 100m backstroke, silver 50m butterfly and gold 100m butterfly;

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GOOD Easter crowds, and all well behaved.

It is interesting to note that despite the large increase in visitation to our three beaches our red and yellow armies are still coping - beach patrols and courtesy IRB patrols are doing a great job.

With crowds on the increase, so too unfortunately is the number of spinal injuries being treated.

As this is one of the worst possible injuries that can occur at our beach. Patrol captains from all our beaches are calling on beach-goers to take care regarding sea conditions and always remember the golden rule - it doesn’t have to be big surf to be dangerous.

On Friday morning life savers attended to a man in his mid-seventies seen laying on the middle of Noosas second beach – an unpatrolled area. On arrival there was no breathing no pulse and the patient was unconscious. Life savers immediately commenced normal procedure and paramedics were notified.

Life savers continued CPR until they arrived, then both teams worked in conjunction until paramedics decided that his removal to hospital was possible. Apart from this incident, two suspected spinal injuries were attended to and two dislocated shoulders were also treated.

On Saturday morning 2 April, at 9am, the Noosa Seahorses Nippers will again get under way at Noosa’s Main Beach. For new arrivals in our community, this is the Nipper club that caters for our young children with special needs. People wanting more information are cordially invited to be at the Noosa clubhouse, about 8.30am on Saturday.

Three weeks ago the organisers of the Noosa Seahorses Nippers travelled to the Alexandra Headlands club to help conduct their first ever Seahorse program.

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another program was conducted and all indications are that the Alex club is now up and running.

The Alex club is now in the process of drawing up a calendar for future events and also their own program.

It has also been decided that at a date to be set Alex will visit Noosa for the purpose of a joint carnival. This is definitely a step in the right direction and can only serve to strengthen the Seahorse concept on the Sunshine Coast.

For Noosa the dates for the rest of April are the 9, 23 and 30. The break between 9 April and 23 April comes about because the Australian Surf Life Saving Championships, during that period, will be held on the Sunshine Coast.

With so much on the drawing board regarding the future of the Seahorse Nippers, the good news is that the organisers are in the process of planning a combined Think Tank between clubs from Queensland and NSW. Key administrators from both state governing bodies will be in attendance.

Lois Hill bronze 70-74yrs 50m freestyle; Jan Croft silver 70-74yrs 50m, 400m and 1500m freestyle, bronze 100m freestyle, gold 200m freestyle, gold 50m and 100m butterfly and silver 200m IM. Male results: Sam Penny bronze 40-44yrs 100m freestyle, gold 200m freestyle, silver 50m backstroke, gold 50m breaststroke, silver 50m butterfly and gold 200m IM; Peter Fidler silver 55-59yrs 100m freestyle and silver 50m breaststroke; Greg Bott gold 60-64yrs 100m freestyle, bronze 50m and 100m backstroke, silver 400m backstroke, gold 200m and 400m IM; Ian Tucker bronze 60-64yrs 100m freestyle, gold 200m, 400m and 1500m freestyle; silver 100m breaststroke; Rod Alfredson bronze 65-69yrs 400m breaststroke; Brian Hoepper bronze 65-69yrs 50m, 100m and 200m breaststroke, silver 400m breaststroke, silver 200m backstroke, gold 100m and 200m butterfly, silver 200m IM and gold 400m IM; Bob Morse gold 65-69yrs 50m, 100m, 200m and 400m backstroke; Rob Jolly bronze 65-69yrs 1500m freestyle, silver 50m, 100m, 200m breaststroke, gold 400m breaststroke, gold 50m butterfly and gold 200m IM.

A possible date of 30 April, from noon to 4pm, is being considered – the conference centre will be the committee room of the Surf Club.

Some years ago when the Noosa senior club was contemplating the move from the world of chook raffles into big business, a similar conference was organised and held – it was a great success. This is good planning for a worthy cause. Let’s all work together and give whatever support we can.

This weekend a combined bronze squad made up of bronzies from Sunshine and Noosa will graduate and be presented with their first patrol caps.

Regarding these joint training programs Sunshine Beach club captain Scott Summers said: “This is a fantastic concept with our two clubs training together and getting to know each other. Congratulations to all the trainers; they do a great job. Let’s keep it going”.

Tewantin Noosa Bowls THE new design club shirts are well received by the members. They are available at the club in both short sleeve, $40, and long sleeve, $50.

A special thank you to Jennie Smith from Goodridge Bowls Wear and the Men’s and Ladies’ councils for their input.

Tewantin - Noosa Sat- Tewantin Noosa urday ‘Open’ Pairs were Bowls Club new won by Steve Chandler design club shirts and Ron Evans. The run- are now available ners- up were Jan and for sale.

Walter the Zemler. The jackpot of $43 was won by John Boyle and Paul Baker.

John Madill’s Tuesday Ladies Pairs/Fours winners were Ellen Elliott and Carol Jones.

The runners-up were Sue Gray, Trish Allsop, Irene Land and Pauline Mohr.

Ladies’ Championship Pairs: Congratulations to Jenny Lonie and Robyn McAnelly, who were successful over Yvonne Ambrey and Valmai Lynch in a worthy final.

Laguna retirement Resort Men’s Wednesdays Pairs was won by Greg Halloway and Trevor Crosby (+ 22) and the runners-up were Jack Dibble and Graeme Winskill (+12). The jackpot of $171 carries over.

Ivory Palms Thursday ‘Open Pairs’ were won by Gill McDonald and John Boyle. The runners-up were Van and Peter Vignon. The jackpot capped at $300 was not won and carries over.

Noosa Landscape Supplies ‘Friendly’ Friday Triples (played on Thursday due to Good Friday) in a joint event with bonus prizes courtesy of John Madill’s. The winners were Rick Dickson, Peter Bennett and Gary Moss. The runners-up were Dave Clarke, Kevin Pyers and Chris Topliff. The jackpot of $170 was won by teams Campbell and Moss.

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