Noosa Today - 02nd June 2016

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Issue 213 | Thursday, 2 June 2016

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Life’s in the Laneway NOOSA Junction has been crowned the cultural king of the region after a small group of determined residents transformed the sleepy suburb into a jumping hotspot.

On the first Friday of each month funky families and groovers of all ages flock to a discrete laneway off Lanyana Way as live music and art installations bring the Junction Laneway to life.

First Fridays is an initiative of the Noosa Creative Precinct Inc. which has have been working tirelessly to bring life into the once quiet commercial precinct.

It is a move that councillor Jess Glasgow was happy to support.

“This project seems to be very successful, we haven’t received any complaints and it appears to have a really positive impact on the local area,” Cr Glasgow said.

“First Fridays are run in a family friendly space so everyone from children to adults can enjoy the events and I’ve really noticed the life and culture the initiative brings to the area.”

Head along to the Junction Laneway on Friday 3 June from 6pm to catch popular band A French Butler Called Smith. Entry is $10.

Residents go in to bat

By MEGAN OGLE MORE than 60 frustrated residents gathered at Wallace Park on Thursday 26 May to demand that Noosa Council cull the growing flying fox colony.

Event organiser and long-time advocate for the removal of the Wallace Park flying fox colony Kay Fielden said residents were angry about Noosa Council’s lack of action.

“Noosa Council has permitted the bats to populate, propagate and copulate without caution or hindrance to the extent they are now in Wallace Park in plague proportions and rapidly spreading throughout Noosa, such as in Hasting Street, Pinaroo Park and Gympie Terrace, right in the middle of popular tourist attractions,” she said.

Ms Fielden labelled the meeting an “outstanding success” with a ma-

jority of residents voting in favour of her suggestions that include urging Noosa Council to negotiate a cull of the protected species.

“This has been done before on 7 September 2012 when the Queensland Government reintroduced shooting as a means of bat control after requests from farmers,” she said.

Ms Fielden also called on residents to lay a complaint against the council with the Local Councils

Commission, a three-person board that former Noosa Mayor Noel Playford was recently appointed to.

Ms Fielden said she would call for Mr Playford to stand down as he is part of the complaint that would be based on an alleged “failure to do anything” despite residents’ requests.

The complaint would also include accusations of a lack of duty of care, negligence by permitting bat numbers to grow, sleep deprivation and

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“Some of these diseases have already been found on bats in the area but our complaint also includes Noosa Council permitting dead bats to just rot on the ground and not caring about ratepayers’ concerns or needs, merely coming up with solutions such as residents installing double glazed windows and doors, and tellContinued page 3

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Residents go in to bat

Sir Richard Branson has added koala advocate to his long list of achievements after plans to launch a conservation and research program.

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Sir Richard a rescuer

By MEGAN OGLE BUSINESS magnate Sir Richard Branson has vowed to save koalas by offering the vulnerable marsupial a luxury hideaway on Makepeace Island.

A spokesperson for Sir Richard’s Queensland getaway confirmed that Makepeace Island would serve as a base for the newly launched Richard Branson Koala Conservancy program.

“The conservancy is a program committed to funding koala re-

search to contribute to the sustainability of koalas in Queensland, and the Noosa region in particular,” the spokesperson said.

“The big opportunity lies in dovetailing the first regional Koala Conservation Management Plan, currently being finalised by Noosa Council and applying scientific rigor to fill in the blanks so that our future koala conservation efforts are scientifically sound and well directed.”

The spokesperson said Makepeace Island would serve as a base for the program and would include

koala holding enclosures for short stays as well as free-range enclosure for pre-release holding with a focus on research.

“The first project will be developed to understand the drivers of the decline of Noosa’s koala population,” the spokesperson said.

“To prevent further decline and extinction of local koalas requires detailed knowledge of the causes of premature death and reproductive loss.

“These can only be determined using telemetric monitoring and a detailed investigation of koala

population health.”

Local koala advocacy group Queensland Koala Crusaders Inc (QKC) president Meghan Halverson said the group was delighted about the establishment of the conservancy program.

“We hope that the involvement of Sir Richard Branson and Brett Godfrey, and their establishment of this collaborative research entity, will be a turning point for our much-loved national icon and all the unique flora and fauna that live in our forests with them,” Ms Halverson said.

23 CCTVs keep eyes on Cooroy CBD COOROY is set to become safer after LNP Candidate for Wide Bay Lew O’Brien announced plans to install CCTV cameras in the regional town.

Mr O’Brien was joined by former Prime Minister Tony Abbott and former Deputy Prime Minister and Member for Wide Bay Warren Truss and representatives from the Cooroy Chamber of Commerce and Cooroy police for the announcement on Wednesday 1 June.

Mr O’Brien said he welcomed Minister for Justice Michael Keenan’s announcement that $200,000 from Round Two of the Coalition’s Safer Streets Programme will fund closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras in Cooroy.

“This commitment will deliver 23 CCTV cameras in Cooroy’s CBD, along Maple Street and the

industrial park and allow for access by police at the Cooroy police station,” Mr O’Brien said.

“The Cooroy CCTV camera network will enable police to monitor and respond to any suspicious activity.

“The presence of CCTV cameras also acts as a deterrent to those who are considering breaking the law. Potential offenders will think twice about possible criminal behaviour if their chances of being caught on camera are high.”

Mr Truss said the presence of CCTV cameras helped people to feel safer and more secure in their neighbourhoods.

“Whether people are going about their business, shopping, out to dinner with friends or enjoying a night out, CCTV cameras provide an additional layer of security to help protect businesses,

residents and their property,” Mr Truss said.

The Safer Streets Programme supports communities at the grassroots to help address crime and anti-social behaviour, and boost crime prevention initiatives to keep our streets safe.

“The Federal Coalition Government is delivering on its commitment to prevent crime and improve the safety of our local communities by putting money into affordable, achievable, sensible programmes like our plan for safer streets,” Mr Abbott said.

“Only safe communities can be strong and prosperous, and one of the best ways to tackle crime and anti-social behaviour is to install CCTV. “The Coalition will continue to reinvest money confiscated from criminals and use it to fund

projects that make our streets and communities safer.”

In the first funding round, the Safer Streets Programme provided $19.5 million for specific projects for the installation of CCTV and lighting. This is the second round of funding which will be delivered in two streams.

The first stream will fund community safety infrastructure such as CCTV and lighting. CCTV is an effective crime prevention measure that provides significant deterrence to anti-social behaviour and is a valuable investigative tool. The second stream will deliver crime prevention initiatives by supporting the vital work of PCYC and Bluelight organisations.

Further information on the Safer Streets Programme is available at www.ag.gov.au

Ms Fielden said if the complaint is successful or there is a long delay in the process, the residents will begin a class action against the council that would seek individual damages due to the “bat invasion”.

The residents also agreed to discuss dispersion techniques with the council and call for fir and gum trees to be planted throughout Wallace and Pinaroo Park as well as the installation of solar-powered sensor lights and sprinkler systems.

Ingrid Jackson was the only councillor to attend the meeting but was unable to share her comments as the angry crowd often drowned her out.

Ms Fielden said Cr Jackson tried to voice council views but “unfortunately, the majority of residents felt Noosa Council had already had four-and-a-half years to voice their views and act, but had chosen to do nothing, so Ingrid was not well received”.

After the meeting Cr Jackson denied claims that Noosa Council had been inactive and that a management plan, based on expert advice from consultants, has been in place to “alleviate the problem”.

“Under the plan, trees have been pruned and others removed to form a buffer zone.

“In addition, a tree canopy sprinkler system is being installed to discourage flying foxes from roosting too close to residents’ homes,” she said.

“The council also keeps in touch with research into this problem and activities in other areas to separate flying fox colonies from residential and agricultural areas.

“Shooting the flying foxes, proposed by a few residents, is only permitted by law in threatened agricultural properties and is an option not available to us.

“Culling is usually done using firearms and is only permitted in fields and orchards where flying foxes are feeding, never at their base camp roosts,” she said.

“There is no doubt gunfire may encourage dispersal but the colonies are prone to later return or relocate to nearby sites.

“Of course, residents can opt to approach State and Federal authorities about this matter.”

Ms Fielden said there will be more meetings to see if “our resolutions are implemented and what further action is required”.

Kay Fielden addressed a large group of residents over flying fox concerns.

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In concert for Hospice funds THE community turned out in support of the Sunshine Hospice last week with a concert held to raise much-needed funds for the charity.

The charity concert held on Sunday 22 May at the Good Shepherd College Hall held over 160 guests who enjoyed performances by the internationally recognised Esk Choir, local poet Ian MacKay, soloist Toukie Wood and mandolin player Sue Flower.

The concert raised over $4000 for the Sunshine Hospice with further fundraising efforts already underway including a raffle to win a painting by local artist Tricia Bradford.

Ms Bradford donated the painting, said to be worth $800, to be raffled in a bid to raise funds for the hospice.

The painting is currently on display at the Sunshine Hospice Op Shop located at The Atrium, 91 Poinciana Avenue, Tewantin. Tickets are $2 each or three for $5 and available at the op shop. The winner will be drawn in store on Friday 10 June.

Vietnam Veterans Association local members enjoy a barbecue on the Noosa Foreshore.

Veterans get out and about Dawn Parer and Betty Normand from the Sunshine Hospice Op Shop with the donated painting.

The concert was a success with Sunshine Hospice president Frank Lewins, soloist Toukie Wood, Neil Booth and Deputy Mayor Frank Wilkie.

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THE local Vietnam Veterans Association’s social calendar has been full since the group received a grant this year to help boost social and outdoor activities.

The Vietnam Veterans Association of Australia received a grant through the Federal Government’s Veteran and Community Grants program, which helped the group to buy two branded marquees, four folding tables and up to 40 chairs.

Member Bruce Wilson said the social outings helped members to beat isolation and build friendships with others by attending fun social events.

“We hold social events every four to six weeks, which is really good because the members don’t get out too much on their own,” Mr Wilson said.

“We also find it’s more comfortable for people to mix in groups and with people who understand

Shannon Glisson and Jayson Carten of Tewantin Deli cook up a storm for the Vietnam veterans' gathering. what they’ve gone through.

“We go on river cruises, hold barbecues, next month the boys are going to Landsborough to ride the go-karts.”

The local Noosa club’s primary aim is to look after its 40 members who attend activities and outings as a way of re-integrating back into the community after suffering from various war-traumas.

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Noosa wows the Today Show team

By MEGAN OGLE

NOOSA Main Beach was crowded on Monday morning 30 May as residents and tourists flocked to the beach to get up close and personal with visiting celebrities.

Karl Stefanovic, Lisa Wilkinson, Sylvia Jeffreys, Tim Gilbert and Richard Wilkins from popular morning program the Today Show braved the winter morning as they broadcast live from Noosa Main Beach on their first stop in the We Love Aus-

tralia tour. The Today Show team were smitten with Noosa as the locals turned out to show them just what they’re made of with Graham and his “pig” Bacon drawing stares from Karl and Lisa as they paddled past the set and Rosslyn Warman invited on stage when she turned up in her “bikini”.

“We’re in Noosa where the weather is warm and the people are hot,” Richard said.

Tourism Noosa hosted the Today Show as the crew enjoyed shopping along Hast-

Rosslyn Warman kept her word when she told friends she would visit the Today Show in a bikini.

ings Street, learning to paddle with Noosa Stand Up Paddle and Sylvia even enjoyed a tour of Makepeace Island with Richard Branson himself.

The Today Show team were joined on stage by The Voice favourites The Koi Boys who invited Karl and Lisa to sing along with them ahead of The Battles which were to take place on Monday night 30 May. Among the fans of the show were local legends Jordan Mercer, Darren Mercer and Matt Golinski.

The Voice favourites The Koi Boys warmed up their vocal chords and themselves as they joined Karl and Lisa on stage.

Sylvia, Karl, Lisa and Tim braved the chilly wind as they broadcast from Noosa Main Beach.

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Laughter is best medicine

By MEGAN OGLE A LOCAL support group is calling on members to join in the laughter as they fight their way through cancer.

The local Can Laugh Cancer Support Group is a friendly and informal group which supports people who have been affected by all types of cancer at any stage and at any age.

Can Laugh member Joan Murray, who has been with the group for 10 years, said she felt less alone and more happy since joining the group.

“When I went through my

treatments, I was able to talk to the group about all the options and they really helped me,” Ms Murray said.

“Cancer isn’t like the flu, I’d never had it before, it was great to talk about it with other people.”

The group meets on the first Friday of each month and invites guest speakers such as doctors, chemists and experts to speak to the group about the help available and answer any questions.

The group is also focused on fun with fortnightly coffee meetings where the ‘C’ word

is forbidden and laughs are encouraged.

There are also Christmas events in July and December.

“There are so many people in the community who we could help and support,” Ms Murray said.

“We laugh all the time and we’re here to help anyone who has or is experiencing cancer it’s a life-changing journey.”

The group meets on the first Friday of each month at 10am at the CWA Hall, Tewantin.

For further information, phone Val on 5470 2345.

Can Laugh Cancer Support Group members Sue Abery and Joan Murray want you to laugh along with them.

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Hair loss associated with chemotherapy treatments is believed to significantly impact an individual’s quality of life, their self-esteem and body image.

Clinical psychologist Dr Rosanne Middleton said research suggested the loss of hair, which is also known as alopecia, was psychologically damaging and could cause intense emotional suffering as well as lead to personal, social and work-related problems.

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NEW technology to reduce the chance of hair loss while undergoing cancer treatment has just arrived on the Sunshine Coast, with Noosa patients able to access this revolutionary service.

Available at the Sunshine Coast Haematology and Oncology Clinic in Buderim, the TGA approved scalp cooling treatment can help prevent hair loss due to certain chemotherapy treatments.

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Coffee, cake and charity FRIENDS gathered last week to enjoy coffee and cake while raising much-needed funds for a local charity.

The Queensland Cancer Council Noosa Branch volunteers held The Biggest Morning Tea on Thursday 26 May and more than 120 Noosa residents turned out to support the worthwhile cause.

Morning tea co-ordinator Annie Evans said more than $3000 was raised on the day through raffles and entry fees.

“I would like to thank the businesses who donated all the lovely prizes. There was a great range. Also to the Boathouse for donating their beautiful venue,” Ms Evans said.

“The day would not have come together without all the volunteers who helped put it together with their baking, making sandwiches, serving tea and coffee, selling tickets and decorating the room for the day.

Their support is invaluable.”

Judy Oliver, Margaret Campbell and Pauline Evans.

Pam Makepeace and Marg Knight.

Cancer Council volunteers Sue Noble and Lee Marsden.

Sharyne Biggar, Jacqui Rogers and Jean Anderson.

The Cancer Council Queensland Noosa Branch held its annual Biggest Morning Tea at The Boathouse, Noosa.

Numbers at home are a good deal NOOSA Council is reminding local traders that street numbers are good for business.

It follows a spate of complaints that too many local commercial buildings do not have street numbers clearly displayed.

Acting Local Laws Co-ordinator Phil Montague said that business owners should check their shopfronts, offices or industrial and commercial premises for street numbers.

“It is in every business owner’s interest to ensure customers can find their premises quickly and easily.

“Displaying the street number is one of the simplest and cheapest things business owners can do to put their shops on the map,” he said.

Mr Montague said besides being helpful for customers, visible street numbers could help save a life.

“Street numbers help emergency services personnel quickly locate an address at a time when every minute spent driving around or knocking on the wrong door could be the difference between life and death,” he said.

Under the council’s local laws, all properties, except vacant land, must be clearly numbered.

“In the case of multi-tenancy properties or leased premises, business owners should contact the landlord or body corporate to ensure the property complies with the law,” Mr Montague said.

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Picking up the best tips NOOSA District State High School year 10 humanities students have had a lesson in caring for the environment after visiting some of the region’s most iconic locations.

The excursion was part of their geographic study of coastal management on the Sunshine Coast and was designed to allow the students to fine-tune their geographic skills and develop a greater understanding of the region in which they live.

The students learnt about noxious weeds, which are regularly removed from the dunes at Peregian by volunteer groups, as well as the danger plastic poses to marine and human life.

To help share the message, Surfrider Sunshine Coast branch secretary Chris Glennie spoke to the students about the importance of keeping beaches clean.

Ms Glennie said spending time with the students was a “magical” experience.

“It was actually a really special series of talks and I felt a bit of magic with these kids,” she said.

Rubbish was collected by the Year 10 students along the northern and southern ends

Michael Egan prepares to roast Mayor Tony Wellington.

Mayor takes the heat Year 10 student Heath Kelsey helped to keep the beach clean. of Peregian Beach, which the students classified according to type.

The issue of beach erosion at Noosa Main Beach was discussed by a Noosa councillor who also provided the students with interesting information on the history of Noosa, describing the various locations of the mouth of the Noosa River throughout the years as well as the diverse ways in which the area has been utilised by people from the time indigenous tribes

lived in Noosa Woods to the present day.

The students are assessing viable options to manage beach erosion at Noosa Main Beach, including sand pumping, the construction of an artificial reef and the extension of existing groynes.

The students found it fascinating seeing the innerworkings of the Noosa sand pumping station and enjoyed their birds-eye view of Noosa and its surrounds from the top of Mount Tinbeerwah.

AFTER experiencing the blowtorch of politics during the recent council election campaign, Mayor Tony Wellington is facing up to some more heat next week - this time from his friends and colleagues.

On Sunday 19 June councillor Wellington will be ‘roasted’ by three of his colleagues at the Noosa Open Studios fun fundraising event - The Sunday Roast.

Roasters Deputy Mayor Frank Wilkie, Noosa Long Weekend Festival President Johanne Wright and long-term friend Michael Egan will be regaling The Sunday Roast attendees when they comically reveal the foibles of Tony’s personal and professional life.

When asked how he felt about being ‘skewered’ over the coals, Cr Wellington said he felt “like a sacrificial lamb”.

“I look forward to being served up as an offering to the God of Humility on Sunday,” he said.

To accompany the “braised politician with a dash of humour”, Sunday Roast attendees will also enjoy a twocourse roast luncheon and have the opportunity to take home some great items in the silent auctions and surprise boxes containing accommodation vouchers from Noosa resorts such as Peppers, Sheraton, RACV Resort and Mantra French Quarter.

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dent Chris Pritchard said she was looking forward to some fun with the last fundraising function prior to the main event in August.

“In addition to generous donations from our local businesses, the Noosa Open Studios artists and artisans have contributed some of their unique exceptional art and ceramic works for the silent auctions,” she said.

So don’t miss all the fun and head to Wallace House, Wallace Drive, Noosaville, on Sunday 19 June from noon.

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Kids In Dangerous Situations (K.I.D.S.) members and volunteers gathered at the Noosa Heads Surf Club to raise funds and awareness.

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people FRIDAY 27 May 2016 is a date that will live in my memory forever. It was on this evening, on the verandah of the Noosa Surf Club, that along with a handful of my club mates, I had occasion to meet with a group of children who really made us understand the meaning of the word courage.

These kids had suffered massive burns and other injuries to various parts of their small bodies. To hear their laughter as they mingled and met new friends was indeed heartwarming. At first, they were shy and held back, but as the evening progressed they began to relax.

The occasion was a fund-raising evening for an organisation known as the K.I.D.S. Foundation. The letters say it all; Kids In Dangerous Situations. Happy to relate our people opened their hearts and really made the children feel welcome.

According to their Annual Report 2014-'15, the foundation was launched in 1993 by Ballarat-based former primary school teacher Suzie O’Neill; a lady not to be confused with our former Olympic champion who bears the same name. This entity is dedicated to, “childhood injury prevention and injury recovery.”

“It all came about some years ago,” said Suzie, “when I suddenly realised that there was no rehabilitation centre for kids with serious injury. We have now opened our first

facility in Ballarat and now support up to 650 children a year.

Most people don’t realise that some 5000 children are injured in Australia every day and have to attend an emergency department. Of these 200 will stay in hospital, and on average one will die. Ours is the only injury recovery and prevention charity that does this kind of work in Australia.”

To say that this foundation is in the right hands is spot on, for Suzie has recently completed her PhD in education at the Monash University. ‘’Her thesis titled, Developing safety risk intelligence in children, has gained international recognition with three papers published in national and international journals.’’

The man responsible for bringing this organisation to our attention, Donald McKill, a member of the Noosa Heads Surf Club training team, was the master of ceremonies,

and the guests were welcomed and guest speakers introduced.

In her remarks, Suzie O’Neill said, “I am overwhelmed by the support from the people of Noosa and indeed very grateful.’’

However, the highlight of the evening had to be when 20-year-old Mathew Thiele, Youth Ambassador, Volunteer and Spokesman stepped forward to speak. Mathew, himself a survivor of horrific burns received as a three-year-old child in a car crash said, “This gives us the opportunity to come out, mix with you people and make new friends and is very important for us. Thank you for your support and having us here tonight.”

Apart from his work as ambassador, Matt helps run and maintain the Burns Survivors data base.

This young man is indeed an inspiration, for despite his injuries he has overcome all, to obtain his black belt in karate.

Speaking on behalf of the surf club, manager Anton Mogg thanked all those involved. He then introduced two lifesavers Ken Edwards and Big Peter Williams, who will drive the support vehicle for the Coffs Harbor to Noosa Charity Bike Ride in August. This event is also part of the fund-raising program for the foundation. He then went on to acknowledge the presence and support of Councilor Joe Jurisevic and Scott Braby of the Sunshine Beach Surf Life Saving Club. ‘’We are only too happy to work for such worthy causes, and we will continue to do so as we believe our Noosa Surf Club has become an important part of the local community.’’

He then finished off by thanking Hasting Street Beach Houses for sponsoring accommodation and Peter Thynne of the Surf Club Restaurant for providing the excellent food.

“Also a big thank you to our local

business houses who donated articles and holidays to be auctioned.”

During the course of the evening, auctions were conducted and several private donations were received.

As the group of one hundred guests mingled, enjoying the food and hospitality it became apparent from discussions, that all would be in support of helping whenever the need arises.

After the function, Donald McKill said, “Locals who were in attendance but unaware of the big charity ride from Coffs Harbor to Noosa, asked about joining the team as riders. This is fantastic. It really was a great way to end the evening.”

On the cover of the Annual Report for 2014-'15 next to a photograph of a child who has recovered from burns, there is a very poignant message from the children. Accept me for who I am, inspire me to achieve my dreams, give me courage to allow me to grow, and teach me to be safe -- or how will I know?

Inspired by these words, people of our community are teaming together to give help to these children. The team is made up of Donald McKill organiser and charity bike rider, Anton Mogg and Peter Thynne of the surf club, David and Peta Woods of Hasting Street Beach Houses, Christy Johnston and Sheldon Shultz of the charity bike ride team from the Sunshine Beach Surf Life Saving Club, and Ken Edwards and Big Peter Williams, support team for the bike ride, both of the Noosa Heads Surf Life Saving Club.

Having stood up to be counted for a worthy cause, we are only too happy to acknowledge them- as Our People.

Sports in festive seaside setting THOUSANDS of participants are expected to take part in this weekend’s 2016 Noosa Ultimate Sports Festival.

The events will run across Saturday 28 May to Sunday 29 May, and includes a hive of festival village atmosphere and entertainment.

Professional athletes including Courtney Atkinson, Luke McKenzie, Beth Gerdes, Radka Vodickova and Melissa Hauschildt are just a few names headlining the festival.

Mark Beretta, from Sunrise on Channel 7, is the official event ambassador, and is looking forward

to joining the action in beautiful Noosa Heads.

The festival offers a stacked line-up of events, including Swim Noosa, Cycle Noosa and Run Noosa, with a distance to suit all fitness enthusiasts.

New to the line-up this year is the Noosa Ultimate Ladies Lunch hosted by Mark Beretta and triathlon royalty Belinda Granger on Saturday at Cafe Le Monde.

Online entries are still open, and participants have until Thursday 26 May noon to enter.

For event information or to book your tickets, visit www.noosaultimatesportsfestival.com.

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Christian Fellowship oF noosa THE theme, to be expressed in words spoken, read and sung, at Christian Fellowship of Noosa on Sunday 5 June is The Wondrous Love of God, Chris Lancaster will be the speaker. Feel free to come and join us in warm fellowship at the CWA Hall, next to the Tewantin Post Office at 9.30am. Read all about it at www.christianfellowshipnoosa.com or have a personal chat with Tony on 5474 0620.

Mantras, MusiC and Meditation JOIN for an afternoon of fun and groovy chanting and live kirtan on Saturday 18 June from 3pm to 5pm at United Synergies, 12-14 Ernest Street/ Goodchap Street, Tewantin. All are welcome, refreshments are provided and children are welcome.

Free travel seMinar JOIN APN for a free travel seminar on Thursday 9 June at The J, Noosa. The session starts at 9am with Europe River Cruising, 10am Small Ship Cruising, 11am The Kimberley small group journey, 1pm Vietnam and Cambodia, 2pm Antarctica and 3pm Canada and Alaska.

Please book with Lian on Scott 0402 221 823 or email Lian.Scott@travelmanagers.com.au.

overeaters anonyMous OVERWHELMED by eating and dieting?

Overeaters Anonymous can help. Members meet at the Cooroy Library, group study room every Thursday at 1pm. For more information phone 0404 302 186 or Debbie on 5474 3563 or 0435 084 835.

u3a noosa Friday talks JOIN John and Angela Le Mare as they present Circus Time part one on 3 June at 1.45pm at 64 Poinciana Avenue, Tewantin. Follow five circus acts from different countries as the performers rehearse and then compete at the ‘Academy Awards’ of circus competitions, the Monte Carlo Circus Festival. Part two will take place the following Friday 10 June at 1.45pm.

See the website for full details at www.u3anoosa.org.au under the heading Friday Specials or phone 5440 5500.

Friday environMent ForuM AT NOOSA Parks Association Friday Environment Forum on 3 June, the spotlight will be on two ecosystems, the Lowland Rainforest of Subtropical Australia listed as critically endangered in 2011 and the Subtropical and Temperate Coastal Saltmarsh listed as vulnerable in 2013. Those who would like to find out about what can be done to protect and restore these valuable habitats can come along to hear Susie Chapman, Coastal Catchments Northern Area Manager for SEQ Catchments. The forum starts at 10.30am, coffee and chat from 10am.

Meet Valda and the bird observers in the car park at 8.30am to enjoy finding and learning more about the birds of Wallace Park. For more information visit www.noosaparks.org.au.

tewantin-noosa rsl woMen’s auxiliary THE next meeting of the Tewantin-Noosa RSL Women’s Auxiliary will be held on Friday 3 June at 10.30am at the Tewantin RSL followed by its birthday lunch in the bistro. All members are asked to book and pay for their lunch prior to the day. All members and friends

Avid readers have all the answers READING is about to come alive with the eighth annual Bendigo Bank Readers’ Cup to be held at Noosaville State School.

Over the next few weeks, students representing their classes will participate in a competition where a selection of books are read and then questions are asked in a game show format in front of adjudicators.

Readers’ Cup competitions challenge students to read widely, work collaboratively in a team and continue developing a love of reading.

In a graded “knock-out" format, the winning classes from three year levels will be the teams that answer the most questions correctly.

The concept has proven to be a real hit with students of all ages and a fun way to inspire reading with a little competitiveness between the classes. It also ensures all children at Noosaville State School see the fun in reading.

Noosaville State School Readers’ Cup coordinator Sandi Brechbuhl said the competition’s popularity had grown from strength to strength in the past eight years.

“The students and teachers are looking forward to the next three weeks of competition. There will be great excitement when the final teams compete for the Readers’ Cup on 9 June,” Ms Brechbuhl said.

“Reading is such an important part of all our lives and this event has become an integral part of Noosaville’s focus on academic success and enjoyment.”

Tewantin Community Bank branch manager Wayne Hoens said the bank was delighted about its continued involvement with welcome. For more information phone Kay on 5447 5042.

noosa disCussion Group MEETS on Sunday 5 June from 2pm to 4pm at the CWA Hall Tewantin. The topic this month will be Luck, Chance and Circumstance. This non-profit group welcomes people of all ages and backgrounds to explore and share ideas in a spirit of friendship. Contribution is $5 to cover costs and refreshments. For more information email noosadiscussiongroup@gmail.com.

noosa photo Club MeetinG THE next meeting of the Noosa Photo Club will be held on Monday 13 June at the Uniting Church, 6 Grasstree Court, Sunrise Beach.

Doors open at 6.30pm for a 7pm start. The guest speakers will be Bob Walpole and Shelley Dark with a presentation of each of their travels. Visitors welcome. Entry is free for members, $4 for visitors with tea, coffee and light refreshments served. For more information phone 5476 8168 or 0425 174 002.

Tewantin, at 9.30am for face-to-face support for anyone affected by breast cancer. For more information call Dawn on 5441 7231.

Can lauGh CanCer support Group A FRIENDLY, fun and informal catch up group supports people of all ages, at all stages and affected by all types of cancer on the first Friday of each month at 10am at the CWA Hall, Tewantin. For more information call Val on 5470 2345.

assoCiation oF independent retirees

sandi brechbuhl, bendigo bank's wayne hoens and students from 4G showing off some of the books involved in the 2016 readers' Cup. photo: Contributed Noosaville State School. ‘‘We’ve been behind the Readers’ Cup since 2009 and look forward to it every year.

It’s a great initiative from Noosaville State School,” Mr Hoens said.

“It certainly looks like Readers’ Cup is going to be even bigger and better in 2016.” most needy in the community for more than 40 years. The benefits of being a member include fellowship, meeting people, building lasting friendships, service to the community, learning new skills, leadership and personal development. Contact Irene at the Noosa Heads Lions Club on 5474 3667 or email irenewinduss2@ gmail.com.

the theosophiCal soCiety THE Science of Self Knowledge will be presented by Barry Bowden at the next meeting to be held on Friday 10 June at 7pm at the RSL/ CWA Hall, 123 Poinciana Drive, Tewantin.

Gold coin donation. For more information call Janet on 0416 442 962 or Ailsa on 5470 2656.

Cooroy-noosa FaMily and loCal history Group

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MEETS on Saturday 11 June at 1pm at Cooroy Library on Maple Street. A member will tell about the intrigues of her family in My Welsh Convict Lass. The monthly meeting will follow the talk and afternoon tea. Visit www.genealogy-noosa.org.au or phone 5442 5570 to find out more about the group.

JOIN a local group of service-minded men and women who volunteer to support their community every day and help make it a better place to live, while having fun doing it! The club has a proud history of achievement and helping the

THE next meeting of the Noosa Breast Cancer Support group is being held on Tuesday 14 June at St Mary’s Hall, 17 Williams Street,

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THIS not-for-profit organisation works for the interests of self-funded and partially selffunded retirees or those about to retire. The next meeting will be held on Thursday 9 June at 9.45am for a 10am start at the South Pacific Resort, 179 Weyba Road, Noosaville. The speaker will be the Warren Truss MP, retiring Member for Wide Bay and former Deputy PM who will be talking on Memories of 26 Years in Parliament. AIR meetings are conducted in a friendly and informal atmosphere and visitors are invited to attend. We seek a fair outcome for retirees. $5 entry includes morning tea. Call 5448 2985 for further information or email airnoosacommunications@gmail.com.

ClassiCal MusiC appreCiation ANYONE who likes composers such as Beethoven, Mozart, Bach or Rachmaninov, if they are into concertos or chamber music or sometimes a little bit of opera should come and listen to this classical music appreciation group.

For more than 15 years members have been getting together every Thursday from 9.30am to 11.30am in a beautiful private setting in Noosa Waters. One member of the group presents his/ her favourite CDs or DVDs with a half hour morning tea and chat. $2 donation welcomed.

For more information call Lyn on 5449 0537.

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Tuesday drivers: Carol, Liz, Tania and friends, Margaret and Jill, Tony and Kim, Maidie and Terry, Diane.

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Are buses the business?

I HAVE read two articles on the electric buses trials in Noosa now - being the only source of information I have read on the subject I’m left a bit flabbergasted by the whole thing.

I wouldn’t consider myself too ignorant or naive but being from a small business background and managerial positions, these articles leave me questioning my knowledge. In the business world I live in, if a company wants to sell a product to another one, very often the selling company would bend backwards to sell you their product (free samples, try-outs etc).

Why do we (the ratepayers) have to pay for a trial? And if we do, why $550,000? Wouldn’t that be like buying the buses anyway?

Also, what are the end benefits of using electric buses?

1: Saving fuel? So Sunbus can make more profits? I doubt we would subsidise them less.

2: Environmental? Yes. Also, this is not discussed in the papers, but what size of buses are we getting?

Because what we really need is smaller buses (20 passengers or so) to go around Noosa Tewantin routes, especially the Noosa Heads area up Noosa Hill and the Junction, the big buses are most of the time empty and are so cumbersome and dangerous on those roads, we shouldn’t even have the large buses around Hastings Streets including Australia Zoo, Greyhound and Contiki Tours, we have a nice new “bus exchange“ at the junction.

I wish I had a bit more info on the subject and I hope the council has really checked all those things out on our behalf and will do the best for us and our coffers.

Valere Oddoux, Noosa Heads.

A cover-up A LONG, long time ago in another reality, there was this young couple, blissfully and innocently enjoying their life in paradise, stark staring naked, and with only an apple for entertainment. Along comes this grumpy old patriarchal dude, who orders them: ’Cover up those offensive naughty bits right now, or you’ll go straight to hell.’ And so the myth continues, right up to the present.

I have only one question: Glenn Elmes, who do you think you are?

Noel Bird, Boreen Point.

Given up AARON White and Robin Bristow each pose important questions about Glen Elmes and his commitment to Noosa (Noosa Today, 19 May).

In the current hung parliament in Queensland, Mr Elmes’s vote is potentially valuable for the first time in his 10 long years as the Member for Noosa.

But what is he doing for Noosa with that vote?

Nothing, I would suggest. He is a career politician. He votes only as his political masters dictate.

Noosa should give up on him as he has given up on us.

Joe Shlegeris, Noosa.

Electric dreams ONCE again Noosa Council is embracing new

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CHRIS Lofven caught some locals checking out the view at Lake Cootharaba, Boreen Point. If you have a photo of Noosa’s landscape or wildlife you would like to share, email it to newsdesk@noosatoday.com.au. buses where the technology is yet to be proven.

The original electric bus trial was for buses to have batteries and council purchased two battery chargers at a cost of $75,000. Unfortunately, the dream of battery operated buses to meet council specification was ahead of technology. The two already purchased battery chargers are not useable with the “Higer" Chinese manufactured capacitor powered buses.

It appears council wishes to experiment with concepts that are not fully tested and ahead of technology at ratepayers' expense. Be prepared for the satellite launching station at the end of Hasting Street.

Jeff Nuske, Noosa Heads.

Bats need love too REGARDING many recent letters concerning bats and koalas, I feel I must respond.

Due to past and present councils allowing developers to destroy bushland on the Sunshine Coast these animals now have little suitable habitat left. Koalas especially are at serious risk of extinction - an appalling, unthinkable situation.

This, along with dog and cat predation, is the cause of many problems wildlife currently have.

These animals have lived here for thousands of years, and now we are impinging on their natural habitat for a few quick developer dollars. The situation needs to be urgently reversed before koalas are extinct.

Councils and state governments must enforce dog and cat exemption caveats on future land developments. Dogs are a serious problem for our wildlife and I have seen many arrogant owners ignore 'no dog' signs and enter reserves and National Parks.

While I sympathise with residents affected by bats, they should be blaming developers and council, not the bats. Where are bats supposed to live? They cannot be blamed for moving into suburban areas where there’s food and relative shelter as they have little other suitable habitat left.

A huge public education program is required along with the necessary law changes and enforcement.

Mark Jones, Sunshine Coast.

Danger road LET us work towards a safer Eumundi to Noosa Road, further upgrading is desperately required given the incessant danger to cyclists and pedestrians. The shoulder needs to be wider, especially through Doonan and Verrierdale.

As a frequent commuter on the road I often have to slow down to below 60km/h allowing a safe passage to overtake cyclists and avoid oncoming traffic.

As the major gateway road to Noosa from the Bruce Highway we must lobby our local politicians to gain the necessary funding. We do not wish to see any further fatalities.

Philip Heath, Doonan.

Starved to death

ary mindlessness that pervades all council behaviour on the Sunshine Coast. Shame is what I feel when I read “Bats outfoxed" ... to call Noosa a Biosphere is to call a spade a rock.

Please all Earth lovers protest the callous and disgusting actions of the “scientistists“ at Ecosure. Ask the council, is it within your writ to not be willingly destructive morally reprehensible, well-paid troglodytes? Seems not.

Dylan White, Doonan.

MAY I suggest that readers of Noosa Today get hold of a past issue and take a real hard look at the picture on page 32 taken by Paul Smith (26 May). How lucky are we in Australia to share the beautiful beaches she has to offer.

But what is more important is the “Live Today" and “Food for Thousands”. We don’t really know the true number of starving humans on this planet as figures are estimates and change every second another one dies through starvation. Jack Twyford of Doonan and his excellent poem “Ode to the refugee" also in the same issue about incarceration dedicated to the refugees and the final line “Hope that is deferred, tormenteth the soul.” is applicable to countless dreams, hopes and needs we have in life. We don’t have to spend “our” days hoping for a bite to eat or a drink of water.

E. Wright, Sunrise Beach.

War on environment

Unreachable goal

I WOULD like to make a comment about the Tewantin School swimming pool. Last Thursday morning (19 May) there was a P&C meeting and there were emails sent to parents saying the pool wouldn’t be discussed at this meeting. There were two of us and another lady who uses the pool regulary and me who has family using the pool. We were told to talk to the Education Department. At the same time this meeting was taking place there was a private meeting taking place at the pool with the school principal, Education Department, Infrastructure and a mum who had been invited along who took a friend for support. The people to whom the pool is leased weren’t there.

I had two councillors who are very interested in the situation who wanted to be there but I told them about the emails so naturally they didn’t turn up. There is so much support for the pool and the people running the pool, we need to get together, do fund-raising etc.

Why is there so much secrecy? We the community have a right to know what is going on.

The pool is for the community too.

Laine Harry, Noosa.

CLYTIE Glass makes a good point (Hospice Board is Slammed, ND 26 May) that the local community needs to be fully engaged with a low-key and tried model in bringing back KRC. By going for private hospital accreditation, the board is setting an unattainable goal as far as fund-raising and ongoing costs are concerned. Why not go back to the model that saw 84 people have the chance to die in dignity surrounded by loved ones?

Rod Ritchie, Cooroy.

Stop the world THE level of complete and stupefying ignorance in the average human terrifies me. If it is progress to deforest your planet in the name of housing, please I want off the progress train.

One wonders if any people really understand what an ecosystem is? Well whatever it is you are a part of it, it is a part of you, and to destroy any part of it is to destroy yourself.

The response to the “ugly humans being unable to live with beautiful bats“ pseudoproblem is a great showcase for the reaction-

WHEN summer finally ends, Australia will have had record high daily temperatures. Broken Hill’s water supply is undrinkable and the river is dry. The proposed world’s biggest coal mine, sited above the Great Artesian Basin, the vast water storage area, threatens water security. Some 95 per cent of the Great Barrier Reef’s northern parts are dead through coral bleaching. Liverpool Plains farming area has been approved for a large coal mine. Environmental groups who oppose/blockade corporate intrusions into rivers, reefs and trees will be deemed illegal.

At least the war on the environment is going well.

Margaret Wilkie, Peregian Beach.

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Relaxed in the pool THIS large family home is perfect for those who are seeking a relaxed, private abode that is still close to all the action.

Located in one of Noosa’s best streets, this property is close to the Noosa River, Noosa Heads and National Park while local schools and shops are just down the road.

There is ample space for a large family or for those who like to host guests with five bedrooms spread throughout the floorplan for added privacy.

The upper-level of the home features two bedrooms with builtin wardrobes and access to a full

bathroom, plus a family room which makes for a perfect guest suite.

Downstairs in the west wing there are two more bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, a study and the main bathroom, while the luxurious master suite is located in the east wing.

The master suite is a truly relaxing retreat with its stunning en suite and bath with cut-out windows, built-in wardrobe and access to a patio that leads to the sparkling pool.

The designer kitchen with breakfast bar, wall oven and modern appliances overlooks the spacious open-plan living and dining zone where floor-to-ceiling windows

allow natural light and fresh breezes to filter through the space.

Large sliding doors open to the covered patio that forms part of a larger tiled space which is perfect for hosting alfresco dinner parties.

Immaculately presented and wellmaintained with a neutral colour scheme, this beautiful home is ready for the new owners to simply move in and enjoy.

This property also features a double lock-up garage, undercover entryway, plenty of built-in storage throughout, is fully-fenced and includes air-conditioning and ceiling fans.

home essentials ADDRESS: 21 Shipyard Circuit, Noosa Waters PRICE: $925,000 DESCRIPTION: 5 bed, 3 bath, 2 car, pool VIEW: Saturday 4 June, 10-10.30am AGENT: Shane McCauley and Gillian McCauley for Richardson and Wrench Noosa, 0403 646 930 or 0467 600 009 18 NOOSA TODAY | Thursday, 2 June, 2016

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View Friday 12.00-12.30pm Auction On-site Saturday 24 Enterprise Street is situated on a sensational ridge top location adjacent to the Noosa National 4 June at 11.00am Park, with commanding ocean views, rolling waves and the beautiful white sands of Sunshine Kym de Warren 0412 325 421 Beach. This architecturally built character home was designed by award winning local Paul Clout. Jon Blonk 0412 806 252 ɒ Extensive ocean views from every level.

5447 4499 | rwnoosa.com.au ɒ Quiet cul-de-sac location with no through traffic & ample parking.

Richardson & Wrench ɒ Mature, lush landscaped gardens.

Noosa ɒ Fans and air conditioning throughout the property.

GOLF FRONT VILLA

NOOSA SPRINGS 716 ‘THE PALMS’ NOOSA SPRINGS DVE

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View Saturday 1.00-1.30pm Price Offers over $2Million

Villa 716 ‘The Palms’ is situated in a premium golf front position overlooking the 2nd fairway, showcasing views across to Lake Weyba. This architecturally designed single level home is a fantastic opportunity for someone looking to live in this beautiful world class golf course estate. ɒ Large single level open floor plan. 4 generous sized bedrooms with individual terraces. ɒ Mature, landscaped, low maintenance gardens. ɒ Sun drenched private pool. Sunny entertaining areas catering for all seasons. ɒ Off street parking for 3 cars in addition to the double garage. Golf buggy garage.

Kym de Warren 0412 325 421 Jon Blonk 0412 806 252 5447 4499 | rwnoosa.com.au Richardson & Wrench Noosa

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CONTEMPORARY VILLA

NOOSA HEADS 5106 ‘TREE TOP VILLAS’ 5 MORWONG DVE

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View Saturday 1.00-1.30pm Price $1,195,000

This architecturally designed villa is sure to impress. Just 6min walk to Hastings St and Main Beach, everything is at your fingertips. The astute design brilliantly transports the tranquillity of outside into the living space. Offering good income and top position, this is a strong investment. ɒ Private setting with tree top vistas and ocean glimpses. ɒ Fully and beautifully furnished villa. ɒ Entertainer’s delight with very large gourmet kitchen. ɒ Spacious open plan living with an additional media room.

Rory Williamson 0423 465 464 5447 4499 | rwnoosa.com.au Richardson & Wrench Noosa

LAKESIDE LIVING

WEYBA DOWNS ‘WEYCOOLA’ 1A LAKE WEYBA DRIVE

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View Saturday 10.00-10.30am 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 12 minutes’ drive to Hastings Street Noosa as well as Tewantin and Peregian.

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

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A SPARKLING INVESTMENT

NOOSA HEADS 101/102 ‘TINGIRANA’ 25 HASTINGS STREET 2

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View Fri & Mon 12.30-1.00pm Price $2,200,000

A fantastic two bedroom apartment 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. Pool, gym and even a restaurant on site. ɒ Fully and delightfully furnished. ɒ Excellent income.

Frank Milat 0438 528 148 Jennifer Carr 0412 158 433 5447 4499 | rwnoosa.com.au Richardson & Wrench Noosa

RAINFOREST VISTA

NOOSA HEADS 35B VIEWLAND DRIVE

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View By Appointment Price $1,290,000

Complete your dream and be the new owner of this spacious, luxury, two level duplex property, with a design that embraces a seamless flow between indoor and outdoor living. Set high up on Noosa Hill and boasting a spectacular outdoor pool surrounded by lush rainforest. ɒ Fully renovated in 2014 and fully furnished with premium package. ɒ Northerly aspect with rainforest vista and complete tranquillity. ɒ Master suite with tropical views from the balcony. ɒ New ceasarstone kitchen with views to the alfresco entertaining area.

Kate Cox 0438 695 505 5447 4499 | rwnoosa.com.au Richardson & Wrench Noosa

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SO CONVENIENT

Y A D R U T A S THIS -site @ 12noon On

NOOSA HEADS 3 SMOKE BUSH DRIVE Modern & Easy Living Elysium is an exclusive residential hideaway with its own recreation club boasting, pool, gym, lounge, BBQ and full size tennis courts. This modern 4 bedroom lifestyle home is in an elevated position and represents excellent value in an area were the land seems to go up in value daily.

• Modern, airconditioned home with 4 bedrooms and a media room.

• Fabulous, elevated outdoor entertaning area.

• Access to the ‘Exclusive Residents Recreation Club.’

• Low maintenance gardens.

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LOCATION, LOCATION!

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View By Appointment Auction Forthcoming

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.

• Direct beach & jetty access, BBQ & pool area, secure parking and private storage.

• Spacious living and main bedroom with water views.

• Small complex of only 6 with no on site managers.

• Walk to Hastings street and Noosa National Park.

Shane McCauley 0403 646 930 5447 4499 | rwnoosa.com.au

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NOOSA HEADS 6 ‘PISCES’ 7 PEZA COURT

Home without a loan www.davidbernsrealestate.com.au

THE experts at ME Bank give the low down on how to pay off a home loan sooner.

ME Bank head of loans Patrick Nolan said owning a home outright doesn’t have to be a pipedream.

“There’s nothing quite like the feeling of owning your home outright,” said Mr Nolan.

Mr Nolan suggest following these five steps to pay off a home loan el pronto.

1. Check you’ve got the right loan for your needs The cheapest loan isn’t necessarily the best loan for you. The ideal loan has the right blend of a competitive rate plus features you will actually use to make your loan easier to live with.

2. Look for hidden charges Paying monthly account keeping fees on your home loan is like paying a higher interest rate. Plenty of banks have scrapped monthly account keeping fees so if your lender is still putting a hand out for them it could be time to move on.

3. Make regular extra repayments Paying just a single extra dollar each week into your home loan will see the loan paid off sooner. That’s because additional repayments come straight off the loan balance. That way, next month’s interest charge is lower, so more of your regular

Pay off your home loan sooner and enjoy your home sweet home. repayment goes towards the loan balance.

It’s a great way to streak ahead with your home loan.

4. Add a lump sum payment There are times throughout the year when a cash windfall comes our way - a tax refund, an end of year work bonus, or some unexpected overtime earnings. Add some or all part of these windfalls as a lump sum repayment to your loan and watch the balance melt away.

5. Use your home loan as a savings account Try this simple strategy. Deposit spare cash into your home loan instead of a separate savings account. You’ll save more in interest on the loan than you’ll earn with a separate savings account and it’s a sure-fire to pay off the loan sooner. If your home loan offers redraw (as most do), you’ll be able to access the cash in an emergency. Or, if you’d rather keep your savings separate, consider an offset account.

“REDUCED TO SELL” EXCEPTIONAL LOCATION AND VALUE

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118 DUKE ROAD, DOONAN

principal m: 0408 629 438 e: david@dbrealestate.com.au

VIEW THIS SATURDAY 12.00 - 1.00PM PRICE $1,650,000 • Privately situated, eleven acres of versatile land, rainforest, creeks and three level acres.

• Ideal acreage for kids pets and horses.

• Sheds, oversized garage with workshop.

• Four bedrooms, three bathrooms, guesthouse, large in ground salt-water pool.

• Possible sub division potential (Sunshine Coast council).

• School bus pickup Duke Road, very close acreage to Noosa.

peter grainger m. 0408 693 721

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“No more loan repayments, no more worries about where interest rates are heading ... just home sweet home with extra cash left in the kitty each month.”

NORTH FACING

NOOSA WATERS 37 MASTHEAD QUAY

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Masthead Quay is one of the finest residential addresses in prestigious Noosa Waters. Situated within this exclusive cul-de-sac, sited on a large 1046m2 allotment, with an impressive 35m water frontage. Waterside views and jetty will impress. ɒ Sound proofed media room. ɒ Choice of two mater bedrooms. ɒ Over 650m2 of living space. ɒ One of Noosa Waters largest water frontages.

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What we are not... makes us who we are

star noosa STAR PROPERTY SALES

starnoosa.com

FOR STAR SERVICE & STAR RESULTS CALL 5471 3688 1229462-CB22-16

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$1.175m

Marcus Beach

6 Royena Place VIEW SAT. 11-11.30AM Located in a small cul-de-sac that backs onto the Noosa National Park, this modern style home has position and views, plus pristine Marcus Beach is just across the road. Custom built with aspect in mind, this beautifully crafted home has a well planned layout for easy care living and enjoyment.

• Open plan living/dining/kitchen with ireplace and commanding 180° ocean views • A wrap around deck extends the living space for entertaining • Modern kitchen with granite bench tops, integrated dishwasher, gas cooktop & walk in pantry

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FOR STAR SERVICE & STAR RESULTS CALL : 07 5471 3688 starnoosa.com

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Peregian Beach $755k

42 Clarendon Road VIEW SAT. 12-12.30PM 5 Set on a fenced lat acre, this 4,000m2 block ofers privacy, quiet and peace of mind with plenty of space to spread out and play.

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• Beautiful timber loors, verandahs on 2 sides and in ground pool • Central kitchen, open plan living and dining • Complete with dam, in-ground water tank and biocycle • Minutes from schools, beach and shops

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FANTASTIC ACREAGE Vicki Cooper M: 0418 231 955

Noosa Heads $1.61m

2/8 Serenity Close VIEW SAT. 1-1.30PM 3 Ground floor apartment with fantastic features plus filtered views to the river and reserve greenery for a tranquil setting year round.

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• North facing front terrace with a built in outdoor kitchen including BBQ and fridge • Entertainers kitchen with butlers pantry, Miele appliances and soft close drawers • Master suite with 5-Star appointments, all bedrooms ensuite • Walking distance to Noosa beach & Noosa Junction, this is the ultimate in lifestyle convenience

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LUXURY LIVING Vicki Cooper M: 0418 231 955

SOLD

Peregian Beach

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Just three days after our marketing campaign began… we found just the right buyer for this fine family home. Attracting the right prospect with the right proposition meant I was able to secure a great result for the sellers. A record price in fact for a 3br home in this popular street.

• Thinking of selling?

• Call Star on 5471 3688 • Star service, Star results

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FOR STAR SERVICE & STAR RESULTS CALL : 07 5471 3688 starnoosa.com

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www.davidbernsrealestate.com.au

4 54 PANORAMA DRIVE, EUMUNDI VIEW THIS SATURDAY 10.45 – 11.45AM PRICE: OFFERS IN WRITING OVER $849,000 • Magniicent views of the hinterland

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• Beautiful plantation shutters throughout the house • Large master bedroom • Several outdoor alfresco areas • Solar power & 4 water tanks • Plenty of room for the kids to play

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• Open plan living lows to a covered entertaining area overlooking the sparkling in ground pool

QUALITY ACREAGE - DRESS CIRCLE - RARE 360 DEGREE VIEWS 60 BALL ROAD, EUMUNDI VIEW THIS SATURDAY 1.30 - 2.30PM PRICE: $1.4 MIL

105 PANORAMA DRIVE, DOONAN VIEW THIS SATURDAY 1.30 - 2.30PM • Expansive views looking over Noosa, River Mouth and the Coral Sea • Magniicent position, very private & peaceful, NE facing • Upper level luxury grand master suite, separate balcony overlooking stunning views & sparkling pool • Open plan living with sliding walls of glass opening to ultimate undercover outdoor entertaining and alfresco dining areas • Designer kitchen, quality Miele appliances, granite bench tops & 2-pack cabinetry • Purpose built theatre/media room, ofice/self contained studio, cocktail bar

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• This 22 acre property is pure Noosa Hinterland royalty, being one of very few properties offering rich green 360’ vistas.

• The fully fenced acreage is well cleared with selected sections of trees.

• There is a dam on the lower section and electricity is connected to the renovated lowest split block home situated at the highest point of the property.

• Other extras include a 90m2, 3 bay colour bond shed and 60,000 ptrs of rainwater storage tanks.

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heidi woodman sales consultant m: 0419 818 418 e: heidi@dbrealestate.com.au

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home focus

Sun-filled stunner The spacious, open-plan living area is the star of the home, with banks of large windows and sliding doors to capture the beautiful ocean vista, plus a wood-burning fireplace for cold nights and high, curved ceilings to allow natural light to fill the residence.

LOCATED in a quiet cul de sac surrounded by national park and just across the road from Marcus Beach, this modern family home is a must-see.

Custom built to make the most of the stunning ocean views, there are plenty of outdoor living spaces where the new owners can make the most of the enviable coastal lifestyle.

For the home chef, the modern kitchen boasts granite benchtops, integrated dishwasher, gas cooktop and a huge walk-in pantry, plus a breakfast bar for casual dining.

From the covered terrace downstairs to the large verandah upstairs, the home will be ideal for new owners who love gathering their friends and family for al fresco dining on warm summer nights.

The pristine Marcus Beach is only moments away via a side gate, while an outdoor shower, utility area and storage for surfboards completes the outdoor space.

Inside, living is spread over two levels with two large bedrooms on the lower-level and the master suite with walk-through wardrobe, ensuite and direct ocean views on the upper-level.

This property also features a double, lock-up garage, easy-care landscaping and ceiling fans in the three bedrooms.

home essentials ADDRESS: 6 Royena Place, Marcus Beach PRICE: $1.175 million VIEW: Saturday 4 June, 11-11.30am DESCRIPTION: 3 bed, 2 bath, 2 car AGENT: Vicki Cooper for Star Noosa, 0418 231 955

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LARGE THREE LEVEL FAMILY HOME, TENNIS COURT, POOL, FILTERED VIEWS 1 WENDOMA CRT, TINBEERWAH VIEW THIS SATURDAY 10.45 – 11.45 AM PRICE: $989,000 • A balanced mix of wood and neutral tiles creates a relaxed, easy care environment in which to sit and take in the leafy iltered views or watch the children play.

• Four generous bedrooms, two ensuites and one bathroom • Spread over three levels with two living areas, one with an open layout to the kitchen, and the other, with it’s own kitchenette/ servery, offer room for all family members to enjoy their own space within the home.

• Choose from loads of entertainment possibilities with ample decks & balconies • Complete with tennis court and in-ground sparkling salt water pool • Landscaped, corner block, close to all that Noosa has to offer • School bus pick-up in street

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principal m: 0408 629 438 e: david@dbrealestate.com.au

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heidi woodman

sales consultant m: 0419 818 418 e: heidi@dbrealestate.com.au

7 offers received, if you are thinking of selling remember it doesn’t cost anymore to sell with the best.

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Bid for auctioneer title NEXT month two rivals will go head-to-

the country - Queensland or New South

head in a race to victory over which state

Wales?

produces the best auctioneers.

The format was different to any other

The annual REIQ versus REINSW

auctioneer competition. It was team

“State of Origin” clash is scheduled for

versus team and there were no individual

Wednesday 13 July, just in time for the

winners.

final State of Origin football game, with

Each team had four competitors and

both clashes taking play in New South

the event was adjudicated by five of

Wales.

the most respected auctioneers in the

The friendly rivalry started in 2015 following the annual Auctioneer of the

country.

Last year the mighty Maroons claimed

Year awards when the auctioneers from

victory in front of a sell-out Queensland

REINSW and REIQ created a competition

crowd and this year the winners will

to settle the age-old debate over which

take on their rivals on their home turf in

state produced the best auctioneers in

Sydney.

Last year Queensland took out the victory on home ground. Who will win the clash this year?

OPEN HOMES Coolum Beach 18 Barra Crescent

Peregian Beach Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - Mike Hay & Inara Doran

Sat 11-11.45am

Doonan Sat 10-11am

34 Avocet Parade

Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - Jonathon Tomasini & Mike Hay

Sat 11-11.45am

42 Clarendon Road

Star Noosa - Vicki Cooper

Sat 12-12.30pm

Peregian Springs

21 Bonavista Crescent

Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - Brad McDonald

181 Valley Drive

David Berns Real Estate - David Berns

Sat 9.30 -10.30am

22 Longwood Drive

Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - Leon Butt

175 Valley Drive

David Berns Real Estate - Heidi Woodman

Sat 9.30 - 10.30am

3 Hakea Way

Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - Gavin Ryan

Sat 10-10.30am

118 Duke Road

David Berns Real Estate- Heidi Woodman

Sat 12 -1pm

8 Longwood Drive

Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - Gavin Ryan

Sat 10.45-11.15am

23 Whyandra Close

David Berns Real Estate - David Berns

Sat 12-1pm

18 Lakeside Drive

Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - Gavin Ryan

Sat 11.30am-12pm

105 Panorama Drive

David Berns Real Estate - David Berns

Sat 1.30-2.30pm

46 Pavillion Drive

Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - Gavin Ryan

Sat 12.15-12.45pm

250 Beddington Road

David Berns Real Estate - David Berns

Sat 2.45-3.45pm

20 Fairway Parade

Star Noosa - Dannielle Preston

54 Panorama Drive

David Berns Real Estate - David Berns

60 Ball Road

David Berns Real Estate - Heidi Woodman

Sat 10.45-11.45am Sat 1.30-2.30pm

Marcus Beach Star Noosa - Vicki Cooper

Sat 11-11.30am

Mount Coolum 10/42 Boardwalk Boulevard

Belle Property Noosa - Ben Radclif & John Stamp

Sat 10-10.30am

Noosaville Apt 17‘Regatta’225 Gympie Terrace

Richardson & Wrench Noosa - Shane McCauley & Frank Milat

Apt 5‘Verano’283 Weyba Road

Richardson & Wrench Noosa - Jill Goode & Cam Goode

27/18 Lake Weyba Drive

Belle Property Noosa - John Stamp & Ben Radclif

Sat 1-1.30pm Sat 12-12.30pm Sat 1-1.30pm

24 Enterprise Street

31 Allambi Terrace

Richardson & Wrench Noosa - Kate Cox

Sat 11.30am-12pm

5/5 Angler Street

Richardson & Wrench Noosa - Kate Cox

Fri 2-2.30pm

7 Habitat Place

Richardson & Wrench Noosa - Kate Cox

Sat 12-12.30pm

Tingirana’25 Hastings Street

Richardson & Wrench Noosa - Frank Milat

5106‘Tree Top Villas - Peppers’5 Morwong Drive Richardson & Wrench Noosa - Rory Williamson Apt 403 Noosa Blue, 16 Noosa Drive

Richardson & Wrench Noosa - Kate Cox

Apt 7‘Mariner Views’148 Noosa Parade

Richardson & Wrench Noosa - Shane McCauley & Frank Milat

7‘Picture Point Terraces’47 Picture Point Crescent Richardson & Wrench Noosa - Kate Cox

Fri & Mon 12.30-1pm Sat 1-1.30pm

Richardson & Wrench Noosa - Kym de Warren & Jon Blonk

Fri 12-12.30pm Sat 12-12.30pm

1/56 Ferguson Street

Richardson & Wrench Noosa - Jill Goode & Cam Goode

Apt 7‘Parkedge Court’17 Parkedge Road

Richardson & Wrench Noosa - Kate Cox

4 Kiamba Court

Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - Mike Hay & Rachel Sellman

Sat 12-12.30pm

37 Weyba Street

Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - Mike Hay

Sat 12-12.30pm

60 Bryan Street

Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - Mike Hay

Sat 1-1.30pm

2/63 Elanda Street

Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - Mike Hay & Rachel Sellman

Sat 1-1.30pm

Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - Lance Bussell

Sat 12-12.45pm

21 Dolphin Bay Drive

Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - David Conolly

Sat 11-11.30am Sat 12-12.30pm

5 Bryan Street

Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - David Conolly

3/2-6 Webb Road

Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - Diana Pound

Sat 11-11.45am

Unit 2/ 9 Pilchers Gap

Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - Diana Pound

Sat 12-12.30pm

Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - Rachel Sellman

Sat 11-11.30am

Belle Property Noosa - John Stamp & Ben Radclif

Sat 12-12.30pm

Sunrise Beach Tewantin 10 Cedarleigh Drive

Tinbeerwah 1 Wendoma Court

David Berns Real Estate - Heidi Woodman

Sat 10-10.30am

Weyba Downs

Fri 3-3.30pm; Sat 12.30-1pm

Richardson & Wrench Noosa - Kate Cox

Sat 11-11.30am

1A‘Weycoola’Lake Weyba Drive

Richardson & Wrench Noosa - Rory Williamson

13 Wild Apple Court

Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - Lance Bussell

Sat 11-11.45am

79 Lake Weyba Drive

Richardson & Wrench Noosa - Jill Goode & Cam Goode

2/8 Serenity Close

Star Noosa - Vicki Cooper

Sat 1-1.30pm

18/8 Serenity Close

Star Noosa - Vicki Cooper

Sat 1-1.30pm

Richardson & Wrench Noosa - Jon Blonk & Kym de Warren

Sat 1-1.30pm

Noosa Waters Richardson & Wrench Noosa - Shane McCauley

Sat 1-1.30pm Sat 10-10.30am

Sat 10-11am

Sat, June 4th 24 Enterprise Street, Sunshine Beach

Richardson & Wrench Noosa - Shane McCauley & Frank Milat

Sat 10-10.30am

auction diary

Noosa Springs

37 Masthead Quay

Sat 10.45-11.45am

Fri 4-4.30pm; Sat 10-10.30am

31 The Quarterdeck

21 Shipyard Circuit

Sat 1-1.30pm

4/1 Solway Drive

1/49 Tingira Crescent

Noosa Heads

716‘The Palms’61 Noosa Springs Drive

Sat 10-10.30am

Sunshine Beach

Eumundi

6 Royena Place

Sat 11-11.30am

Richardson & Wrench Noosa

3 Smoke Bush Drive , Noosa Heads

Richardson & Wrench Noosa

10 Cedarleigh Drive, Tewantin

Belle Property Noosa

Onsite 11am Onsite 12pm Onsite 12.30pm

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live today NOOSA’S LIFESTYLE GUIDE

Mental as Anything are heading to Noosa for a not to be missed show this month.

Rumour has it you’d be crazy to miss this show

By MEGAN OGLE ICONIC Australian band Mental as Anything is set to hit Noosa shores next month but before they do founding member Andrew “Greedy” Smith talked to Noosa Today exclusively to set some rumours straight.

Mental as Anything is one of Australia’s most recognisable bands. Their career has spanned more than 30 years with numerous chart toppers around the world.

The old urban legend tells of a group of teenagers who passed themselves off as a band in order to get free beer in exchange for playing. Greedy says this rumour is true.

“It was one of the early strategies,” he said.

“We were very informal when we started to the point that we didn’t even have a name.

We didn’t think of our name, it was the guy doing the poster.

“The first time we were going to be adver-

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The old urban legend tells of a group of teenagers who passed themselves off as a band in order to get free beer in exchange for playing … Greedy says this rumour is true…

tised we told the guy to pick a name and we left it to him. We didn’t know our name until we saw the poster in the street.”

The group formed in 1976, around the same time Andrew Smith was crowned with his famous nickname of “Greedy”.

Rumour has it Greedy acquired the nickname when before a Mental As Anything show he demolished the better part of a bucket of chicken prior to going on stage.

Another rumour Greedy said is true.

“It’s a bit more involved than that,” he said.

“We were doing a function at a college and we were setting up in a big empty hall and I had a keyboard on a table when someone brought in this big, long, white cardboard box which looked the shape and size of a keyboard.

“I grabbed the box and set it up so it looked like I had a big keyboard rig set up,

it looked like I was playing two keyboards at one time, I felt very special.

“And low and behold, the show started and I opened the box and it was full of chicken so I ate 16 pieces while we were playing.

Reg Mobassa started calling me Greedy right away and it’s stuck.”

Fast forward to 2016 and the iconic Aussie band is busy releasing new singles and touring local pubs again, possibly for the free beer, a rumour Greedy wouldn’t confirm or deny.

Head along to their show at the Tewantin Noosa RSL to hear all your old favourites plus the latest two singles, Shake off Your Sandals and Goat Tracks in my Sandpit, and a third not yet released single due out later this month.

Mental as Anything will be at the Tewantin Noosa RSL on Saturday 4 June, from 9pm. $30 for members, $35 for non-members. For more information call the club on 5447 1766.

Don’t miss The RADIATORS at Villa Noosa 8pm Friday 3rd June $15 Pre sale / $20 on the night Call to book your tickets

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Burnin’ down the house KEYIM Ba is heading to Noosa to get you in the party mood with a high-energy and intoxicating performance set to light the dance floor on fire.

With a rhythm section born in West Africa, this brilliant eight-piece band has an intoxicating upbeat sound, bringing the influences of reggae, funk and rap to West African grooves.

Led by the ever charismatic Sibo Bangoura from Guinea, the group has enormous energy, giving tradition a modern twist that never fails to fill the dancefloor.

Keyim Ba brings together several of Australia’s best West African musicians, taking audiences on an exciting musical journey, celebrating a vibrant and colourful culture.

The high-energy band has performed right across Australia at too many festivals to count including the Woodford Folk Festival and the Sydney Fringe Festival.

Make sure you head to The J, Noosa Heads, on Friday 24 June at 7.30pm to catch the fast-paced and seductive Keyim Ba. Purchase early-bird tickets for $32 until midnight 10 June from www.thej. com.au.

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Thursday 2 June Reef Hotel 7pm Alan Kelly Trio Tewantin Noosa RSL 7pm Stuart Salangsang Friday 3 June Reef Hotel 9pm James Sinclair Villa Noosa 8pm The Radiators Cooroy RSL 6pm Mood Swings Duo Peregian Beach Hotel 7pm Harii Bandhu Tewantin Noosa RSL 8pm Claptomaniacs Saturday 4 June Reef Hotel 9pm Benny / James Sinclair Villa Noosa 8pm Jay and Lindsay Variety Hour Peregian Beach Hotel 1.30pm Tapestry Tewantin Noosa RSL 7.30pm Mental as Anything Sunday 5 June Reef Hotel 4pm Taylor Moss

Keyim Ba will set the dance floor on fire at The J, Noosa.

A symphony of sound NOOSA Orchestra is proud to present the second concert series for the year with a delightful range of classical repertoire.

Under the baton of esteemed conductor Antoni Bonetti, Brisbane Symphony’s principal flautist Lee Norrell will perform John Rutter’s Suite Antique and J.S.

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Bach’s Orchestral Suite #2.

The concerts will also showcase repertoire from Copland, Mendelssohn and more. The Noosa String Ensemble and Mini Strings Ensemble will be making special guest appearances.

Don’t miss these spectacu-

lar performances on Saturday 18 June, at the Cooran Hall from 2.30pm, and Sunday 19 June, at the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, Noosaville, from 2.30pm.

Tickets are available at the door or can be purchased by phoning 0412 800 755. For more details visit www.noosaorchestra.com.au

Brisbane Symphony’s principal flautist Lee Norrell.

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LIVETODAY Catch Jay and Lindsay from Frenzal Rhomb in their one-night-only, no-stringsattached intimate show at The Villa Noosa.

One for the ladies

Musical night of fun YOU’LL never have so much fun if you miss tongue-in-cheek punk legends and Frenzal Rhomb trouble-makers Jay and Lindsay as they touch down in Noosa for one night only.

Fresh from their sell-out tour of Australia’s most depressing TAB’s and Keno rooms, the charismatic duo are heading back to the suburbs for an intimate show at The

Villa Noosa on Saturday 4 June.

Fans can expect to hear acoustic versions of Frenzal Rhomb’s songs from the last 25 years and covers of other “much better” bands followed by witty banter and cheeky comments.

Jay and Lindsay will be supported by local act Not To Regret and Tom from Grim Fandango.

So from Jay and Lindsay: “Pull on your white jeans and gold jewellery and we’ll see you at Villa Noosa: It means Noosa House in Spanish!"

Jay and Lindsay’s Variety Hour is set to shock audiences at the Villa Noosa on Saturday 4 June, from 8pm. Tickets can be pre-purchased through Moshtix.com.au for $10 or bought on the door for $15.

For more information phone the venue on 5430 5555.

For your chance to win a double pass to check out the show, email your name and phone number to competitions@noosatoday.com.au Competition runs from Friday 27 May to Thursday 2 June.

GRAB your girlfriends and have a Ladies Night like no other as a sell-out show heads to Noosa.

With eight tours under its belt, Ladies Night is a story of four unemployed guys, motivated by ‘The Chippendales’ to form a male stripping act in order to make some fast cash.

Written in 1987, by Anthony McCarten and Stephen Sinclair, Ladies Night has been translated into 12 languages and remains New Zealand’s most commercially successful play of all time.

Ladies Night will leave you hyperactive and ready to party. It’s the kind of show that you can take your granny to; cheeky, fun and a little bit naughty.

Head to The J, Noosa Heads, on Friday 8 July from 7.30pm for a night of fun and cheeky mischief. Tickets are $35 for adults, $32 for concessions and groups of eight or more and available at www.thej. com.au.

PUZZLES CROSSWORD No. 7425

SUDOKU No. 4087 How to solve Sudoku!

Fill the grid so that every row and every 3x3 square contains the digits 1 to 9

1 3

2 7

6 4 9 8 2 3 5 7 1

1 2 7 6 4 5 8 9 3

3 8 4 7 6 1 2 5 9

5 6 1 2 8 9 7 3 4

7 9 2 5 3 4 1 6 8

ACROSS 1. How peculiar one is (8). 6. Holding a pen as a prop (4).

8. A name from the programme (4). 9. From the bath, leap out to get the letters (8). 10. Rose, one put up with (5). 11.

Produce, not intake! (6). 13. When he joins the cast, oddly well-behaved (6). 15. Pick up and check (6). 17. Leave to trot about in the cave (6). 19. Eternally young, without exception (5). 22. Is it possible for one to have the odd rest, with tea? (8). 23. “The vehicle,” I put in, “is useless” (4). 24. Used to having a little rain coming through (4).

25. The lovely lady in red rose (8).

DOWN 2. I do it wrongly, like a fool (5). 3. Silly song that’s captivated everyone - or a whole lot (7). 4. Induce to act as a guide (4). 5. There’s censure again for the man (8). 6. Be the first to jump (5). 7. Drives even us crazy, for a start (7). 12. Who wrote the piece about beer? (8). 14. The case now holds plants (7). 16. Around five to four, it’s true, there’s a recovery (7). 18. Upright on the rink for only an instant (5). 20. Pull down, we’re told, when you build (5).

21. Snap up some bargains (4).

8 3 5 1 9 7 6 4 2

DOWN Join (5) Fabric (7) Slipper (4) Faith (8) Vegetable (5) Disease (7) Remnants (8) Huge (7) Instruction (7) Fortunate (5) Fire (5) Just (4)

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6 9 2 5 9 6 7 2 4 9 8 6 7 9 5 8 5 6 8 1 7 2 4 CRYPTIC PUZZLE NO. 7425 - SOLUTIONS Across - 1, Singular. 6, St-a-y. 8, Bill. 9, Alphabet (anag.)

10, Stood. 11, Out-put. 13, Chaste (anag.) 15, Arrest. 17, G-rott-o. 19, Ever-y. 22, Can-i-ster. 23, Va-i-n. 24, We-re. 25, Re-belle-d.

Down - 2, Idiot (anag.) 3, G-all-ons. 4, Lead. 5, Re-proval. 6, Start. 7, A-venues. 12, Re-porter. 14, Her-bag-e.

16, Re-v-iv-al. 18,Tr-ice. 20,Raise(raze). 21, (snia)grab (rev.)

QUICK PUZZLE NO.7425 - SOLUTIONS Across - 1, Customer. 6, Once. 8, Biff. 9, Lollipop. 10, Sever. 11, Ginger. 13, Lizard. 15, Outlaw. 17, Emblem.

19, First. 22, Anaconda. 23, Iron. 24, Rely. 25, Strength.

Down - 2, Unite. 3, Taffeta. 4, Mule. 5, Religion. 6, Onion. 7, Cholera. 12, Oddments. 14, Immense. 16, Tuition.

18, Lucky. 20, Shoot. 21, Fair.

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Check out the hidden treasures of Noosa and surrounds at your local market.

Local markets showcase the wonderful produce the Sunshine Coast has to offer.

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Marcoola Market Marcoola Market is relaxed Friday evening celebration of food, music and good times. Enjoy the best international flavours at the beachside market where a vacant block in the middle of town turns into a relaxed, fairy-light covered food fiesta every Friday evening from 4pm to 8pm. Once a week, you can enjoy Mexican, Thai, Bavarian, Japanese - all in the one place.

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With so much on offer, make sure you check out the many local markets across the region, each with their own unique atmosphere and stalls.

Noosa Farmers' Markets Right here in Noosa local growers and producers meet each Sunday at the Noosa Australian Football Club, Weyba Road, Noosaville, between 7am and noon to showcase some of the finest and freshest produce in the region.

Nestled amid fragrant gumtrees you will find some of the best stalls boasting organic produce, freshly squeezed juice, sumptuous marinades and creamy cheeses. You will also find some of the most delicious breakfast options at the markets so be warned; do not eat before heading to the Noosa Farmers' Markets.

Yandina Markets If you love plants, then you’ll love the Yandina Markets. Held each Saturday from 7am to noon on North Street, Yandina, you’ll find the occasional antique seller and second-hand book stall scattered between clusters of lush greenery.

You’ll find many bargains to keep your green-thumb busy with everything from leafy greens to sweet succulents on sale at a good price.

Eumundi Markets Although the Eumundi Markets are a tourist hotspot most of the year, the great range of stalls and local produce make it a worthwhile experience. You’ll find everything from delicious foodstalls to healing therapies as you wind your way through the endless stalls. Open each Wednesday from 8am to 1.30pm and each Saturday from 7am to 2pm, the drive is worth it if you enjoy browsing unique handmade items and eating yummy treats.

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Excellence feat for Life’s a Feast NOOSA cooking school life’s a feast has received a TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence.

Business owner Gail Rast is thrilled with the recognition award and said the reward was a great achievement.

“Providing our customers with a quality experience and an exemplary customer service is of paramount importance to us. To receive this award confirms that we are fulfilling our objectives,” she said.

The achievement celebrates hospitality businesses that have earned great traveller reviews on TripAdvisor over the past year.

Certificate of Excellence recipients include accommodations, eateries and attractions located all over the world that have continu-

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Gail said life’s a feast cooking school, established in 2007 and operating in Noosaville for over six years, offers interactive, hands-on cooking classes that are more than just a cooking lesson - they are a complete culinary experience.

“Participants can expect to be inspired and have their passion for food and cooking ignited, as well as realise that delicious dishes can be created from easily found local ingredients,” she said.

Cooking class participants enjoy a full sit down meal of their creations from the class with a couple of glasses of wine, in a relaxed and fun environment at a beautiful Noosa location.

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The Indian-inspired recipe is perfect to keep in the cupboard for those cooler nights or why not share the warmth and gift the tea bags to loved ones.

Ingredients 2 teaspoons black tea leaves 2 cardamom pods, bruised 1/4 cinnamon stick or 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon 3 cloves 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg 2 cups milk 1 teaspoon honey Method Combine all the spices to create a Chai Latte Mix. At this stage mix can be stored for up to a month in a sealed jar.

Heat milk in a small saucepan or microwave until just below boiling point. Turn off heat, add spice mix and allow to infuse for 3-5 minutes. Stir in honey and strain out spices. Pour into tea cups and serve immediately.

Additional Information For a larger batch to make 8 serves combine: 2 tablespoons black tea leaves 8 cardamom pods, bruised 1 cinnamon stick, roughly crushed 12 cloves 1 teaspoon ground nutmeg 2 teaspoons ground ginger Make this mix into a homemade gift by wrapping individual serves into bundles of muslin and tying with string - these can be dropped straight into the saucepan.

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Living the life you’ll love A COMPLIMENTARY luncheon and tour is being held for anyone who has ever wondered what it would be like to live in an over-55s country club.

Noosa Domain has thrown the gates open and invites visitors to join residents and staff for its open day. Visitors can join other guests as they enjoy a two-course meal and tour of the village on Friday 15 July from 12.15pm.

Those who are looking for a new lifestyle which allows them to remain active and have security and freedom should take a look at the Noosa Domain Country Club Village.

Noosa Domain’s philosophy is that residents should have the freedom and choice in their living options without sacrificing quality of living, independence and the social aspects of the life that they enjoy.

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BEING retired means being able to relax, take the dream holiday and learn that hobby that there has never been time to indulge in before.

But there’s just one problem, while dreams and passions continue to grow over the decades, bank accounts don’t necessarily keep up.

Fortunately, there are still things that can be done to make money in retirement which are fun - just be willing to think outside the box.

Here are six unusual and fun ways to make money in retirement.

Turn a love of animals into extra cash Those who are lovers of all things furry can turn their passion into cash and offer a pet minding service. Offering a service allows the freedom to “work� as little or as much as needed while spending the days with loveable furry friends.

Take part in online surveys Top up the bank balance by filling in online surveys in a spare 15 minutes. Market research websites, government websites and lifestyle websites are always looking for participants and a quick Google search is sure to point in the right direction. Just be weary of potential scams - survey websites should always be free and should never ask for money.

Attend focus groups Agencies holding focus groups will shell out money to participants as thank-you gestures. Hundreds of dollars can be earned just from attending a one-day session. These can be limited to a few times a year but the rewards can make up for it. Most agencies have a pool of people who are registered on a database so that they can quickly track down the right personalities for a project.

Become a mystery shopper Make money while shopping, drinking or dining out. Mystery shoppers are typically asked to visit a retailer and complete a questionnaire about how they rated the customer service.

Write content Journalists are always on the prowl for extraordinary stories. Talented writers can put their skills to good use by freelancing for newspapers, blogging for company websites, writing for magazines or even trying their hand at play writing.

Take in a lodger Have the children moved out leaving the home with unoccupied and unused bedrooms?

Those who are willing to have additional company in their home can find that taking in a lodger can be a good way of generating a bit of extra income.

GEORGE

WHEN an opportunity to buy a second-hand store presented itself 37 years ago, George Magasic couldn’t say no, and has happily bought, sold and traded antiques ever since.

George said he had planned to buy a taxi, but as he was looking through the classified section of a Sydney newspaper, he came across a second-hand business for sale. “I remember the day, it was 10 May 1979, and I was going to be a taxi driver,� George said. “The second-hand store cost the same as a taxi, and I thought why not. I’ve had a fantastic 37 years in the business ever since.�

After 22 years in Sydney, George and his antiques moved to Noosa for the lifestyle and have been located in Noosa Junction since.

With a store full of interesting and quirky treasures, George said his most memorable item to date was a Japanese Netsuke, a 17th Century mini sculpture worn by the Japanese to secure their personal belongings, an object which some deemed priceless.

From jewellery to fine porcelain and art to comics, there’s sure

George's most prized possession is a 17th Century "priceless" Japanese netsuke. to be something to excite and intrigue even the most seasoned collector.

George buys, sells and trades antiques and collectables and offers a free identification service on any object you think could be of value. Whether it’s an aunt’s old vase or a grandparent’s quirky dinner set, George can help you to identify the object free of charge.

So head down to George Magasic’s Jewellery, Antiques and Collectables and see what treasures you can find.

Think Aunty Val's old vase might be worth something? George offers a free identification service on all items, big or small.

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By DAVID ARNOLD NOOSA PIRATES SATURDAY evening saw the Noosa Pirates travel to Kawana to take on the Dolphins in what was being billed as the match of the round.

The Pirates started well and hooker Jayden Summers opened the scoring after just two minutes with Lauchie Gladman’s radar zoomed in, the Pirates led 6-0 after three minutes.

The lead was extended at the nine minute mark when winger Darren Hall crossed in the corner. This came at a price when full back Jesses Jordan was injured in the play and was forced to spend the rest of the game on the sidelines.

The Pirates led by twelve points yet another devastating blow was to strike the visiting team when hooker Jayden Summers was seriously injured in play while making a tackle. Jayden was struck accidently in the face by an opposition knee losing two teeth, and with blood streaming from his mouth he was taken by ambulance to Caloundra Hospital.

Under 11 Blue take on Caloundra Sharks.

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In the meantime, the game continued and Kawana increased the pressure scoring twice and at half time the Pirates were cut to just two points taking the score to twelve to ten.

Coach Scott Christensen urged his players on and although the pirates tried in vain, further injuries saw the bench resemble a MASH unit as the bigger opposition continued to score eventually being victorious 34 points to twelve.

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Young Pirates in action NOOSA JUNIOR PIRATES ROUND 8 UNDER 7 YELLOW Tackling skills were on display with the boys running up well and supporting their team mates. Declan put on a player of the match performance with some good runs, lots of energy and still getting up after a few hard knocks, and volunteering to be dummy half and first receiver. After playing an extra game to shore up numbers, Leroy earned an encouragement award for some good tackles and strong runs.

UNDER 8 YELLOW It was a perfect day for some footy and the boys didn’t disappoint. There was some spectacular foot work and try scoring by Hayden, Solomon and Abraham as they broke through the tough defensive line. With this came some assertive tackling by Billy, Daniel, Cooper and Sam. Our player of the match Brandon Dwyer showed his talent for taking down the big boys and running through the line to put points on the table.

UNDER 9 BLUE The game was played in great spirit with both teams giving it their all much to the delight of supporters watching on. The Noosa boys really made Bribie work hard with plenty of offloads and always backing each other up. This week’s Player of the Match was Kyroan O’Donnell.

UNDER 9 YELLOW Under 9 Yellow had a great game of football over the weekend against the Bribie Warrigals. The Noosa boys took into their game the tackling drill we had been practicing at training. A courageous effort from Sam, taking to the field in the last third after putting his body on the line in front of Bribie’s biggest player. Callum and Taj were the ever reliables working tirelessly to keep their team in the game.

UNDER 11 BLUE Under 11 Blue played Caloundra away. A couple of early tries to Caloundra saw the team off to a poor start but the boys hit back with some nice ball play from Ivan and Ben. A lot of penalties given against us saw the boys struggling to get any field position and so Caloundra got on top of us in the second half. Player of the match was Daniel, who

despite letting some plays go down his wing in the first half, aimed up in the second half when some of Caloundra’s fast runners came at him.

UNDER 11 YELLOW This week the boys had a solid 24 to six win. Player of the match was Charlie Cook, who got involved in everything and played some strong footy and made some big hits.

There were some big runs from Jackson Smith, Kai, Ashton Clifford, Riley Coster and Jarrah Breen, who all charged up the ground when they had the ball. Well done to Charlie Pearson in his first game of Rugby League, who tackled well.

UNDER 12 GOLD Another big day of home games for our mighty Noosa Pirates saw the U12 boys take on the might of Bribie Island.

After a slow first half the Noosa boys got back on top with Zane and Kynan’s damaging defence setting the platform for Digger and Ethan’s busting runs and slick dummy half play by Lucas. With Zac and Chance controlling the play it was only a matter of time before our back line kicked into gear to put the game beyond Bribie’s reach.

UNDER 13 BLUE Player of the match Ashtyn played a spirited game scoring early and maintaining a very tidy game across all areas.

Jai fired up with a lot of good meters made. Jeff was quick and keeping the opposition on their toes. Good support and backing up from Ben, Harry G and Harry N. Luis and Jake’s growing confidence is starting to show on the field. Top of the table, unbeaten Beachmere met their match today and with the improvement showing each week in Under 13 Blue we look forward to our next meeting.

UNDER 12 GIRLS The girls played a gala day at Beerwah this week and with more and more Under 12s signing on, the competition is looking good. This Gala game was the curtain raiser to the Beerwah Open Women’s team verse Souths Brisbane. What an awesome occasion for our girls to be a part of. Savannah scored three tries and Xali kicked a goal.

UNDER 13 GOLD The boys once again put on a great game of football for the spectators with the lead changing back and forth right down to the last play. We

ended up going down 34-32 to Bribie Island. Another great game boys, not giving up and fighting to the end.

UNDER 14 GIRLS U14s travelled to Beachmere to take on a combined team of Beachmere, Bribie Island and Beerwah. It was a cracker of a first half with both teams running the ball hard, which resulted in some tough defence and desperate try saving tackles. The score was twelve all at half time, with Kaitlyn scoring a try after some big runs. The second half started out with the BBB team scoring quickly, our girls were exhausted after such a big first half but the girls kept trying and there were moments of great attacking play, as they kept on doing what they had rehearsed at training.

The girls wore pink socks to raise awareness and funds for breast cancer research.

UNDER 16 GIRLS The under 16s had to forfeit their game due to a lack of numbers. However, five girls turned up to play in a scratch match against Beerwah who graciously gave us three girls so we could play an eight aside game. Our girls played their best game of the season. They ran the ball with plenty of purpose and they worked hard on dominating every tackle. It was a pleasure to watch the improvement in your game. Also to hear the team song after the game was unbelievable. Let’s regroup this week and get stuck into our next opponents with renewed vigour.

UNDER 18 GIRLS The under 18s had a much improved start to their game.

They forced a turn over on the first kick off and then attacked their line. The girls were hitting the ball up over the advantage line every time. They were also trying to dominate every tackle. Keely was a welcome inclusion back into the team this week making some massive charges down the field. Taela once again made some massive hits in defence and this week she ran the ball really well making some breaks and even getting an off-load away to Gabby who went on to score a try. A great effort from Gabby filling in at dummy half for the team this week. The improvement in both teams is very pleasing to watch.

Keep up the good work girls.

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Club in mourning at Jimmy’s passing In the

ditch TEWANTIN NOOSA BOWLS THE Tewantin Noosa Bowls Club report this week starts with a sad note. On Tuesday 24 May long-time club member James Bain (Jimmy) passed away.

The news of Jimmy’s passing touched plenty of members in the last week, Jimmy was always at the club either enjoying a cold beverage or performing hard work in many areas over the years.

Many will remember him for his gentlemanly manner. He was involved in many aspects of the club and responsible for the Monthly Vets Pairs including sponsoring them. The club and members send sympathy to Jimmy’s family on their loss.

The District Champion of Champions Pairs final at Coolum Beach Bowls Club was held on Saturday 28 May. This was played between Tewantin-Noosa and Mooloolaba. This was won by Mooloolaba. Congrats to the Tewantin team - T Howard, T McAnelly, S Roney (sub for S Wood) and D Crameri.

The Tewantin Noosa Jackpot Pairs was played on Saturday 21 May -Winners: T Crosby and G Halloway; Run-

ners-up: G Hughes and D Birt. The $25 Jackpot was not won.

The Retirement Village Triples was played on Monday 23 May - Winners: 1 Hibiscus; 2 Laguna; 3 Laguna; 4 Domain.

The Madills Fours was played on Tuesday 25 May - Winners: R Ginnaw, F Hewson, V Lynch and Y Ambrey; Runners-up: S McDonald, W Coman, K Wilson and J Smith.

The Laguna Retirement Estate Men’s Pairs was played on Wednesday 25 May - Winners: A Williamson and D Birt; Runners-up: G Hughes and R Evans.

The Ivory Palms Jackpot Pairs was played on Thursday 26 May - Winners: S Wood and T Rowley (Moppy); Runners-up: J Lonie and R McAnelly. The $76 jackpot was not won.

The Noosa Landscape Supplies Mixed Triples was played on Friday 27 May - Winners: C Blake, L Dawson and H Dudgon; Runners-up: H Shaw, H Heinritch and D McGuiness. The jackpot was not won.

By The Driver POMONA BOWLS WEDNESDAY LADIES "A" SINGLE championship semi-finals - Gaye Bible def Sharon Foale; Jocelyn Rabjohns def Jeanne Price. Final

between Gaye Bible and Jocelyn Rabjohns to be played in two weeks’ time.

Social bowls was won by Olive MacKellar, Linda McDougall and skip Nancy Homer. Well done ladies.

Thursday mixed handicapped singles was won by that old stalwart Keith Millar with a +16. Hard to knock a good man down!

Friday Twilight bowls was won by Ann Carruthers and Don Mallett (returning after a two month holiday away fishing) with runners-up Jeanne Price and Bill Alford. The jackpot was won

by Daryl Millar and Denise Debus with a -5 - sometimes it pays to be a loser.

Don’t forget Twilight bowls now starts at 4.30pm to allow the people who work to join in the game. It was great to see two new bowlers on the green - so please come along and join this event which now extends to a floodlit green for the finish.

Sunday Pomona hosted the Queensland Railways Institute team (QRI) with plenty of keen bowlers on the green in beautiful autumn weather.

Winners of the day were Ken Herbert, Daryl Millar and Glen Colley; runnersup John Davies, Pat Gottke and Rick Wadrop.

See you on the green.

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Eagles are kicking goals

By JULES ROSENKRANZ NOOSA EAGLES SOCCER NOOSA Eagles Soccer Club played at home this weekend, basking in the last weekend of autumn sun before we hit the cooler winter months.

Under 6 Black played an exceptional game winning 5-1 against the Mooloolah Bandy’s with goals being scored by Kyro Kilgour, Myles Rollasson, Zach Ravezzani (2), and Ryder Macdonald.

Ryder also took out player of the week for scoring his first goal of the season.

Under 8 Gold defeated the Sienna Marlins 6-3, they started off slow but once they hit top gear they were unstoppable. After winning player of the week last week on his birthday, Joel Fitzgerald scored as well as his team mates Harrison Howard and Montannah Ward. Player of the week this week was awarded to Bella Hillegers for her big boots in goal.

Under 8 Gold: Xavier Attard, Bonnie Boyes, Joel Fitzgerald, Harrison Howard, Bella Hilligers, Ty Oakley, Montanah Ward and Archer Ward.

Under 9 Black were defeated by the Mooloolah Boas 2-1. Both teams played extremely well and it was anyone’s game. This week, player of the week went to Keiran Dow who also scored his first goal for the season. Beau Liddell did a great job in defence as he did last week when he took home player of the week.

Under 10 Gold drew two all against the Pacific Eels. After experiencing a

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few heavy losses in the first half of the season, the relatively inexperienced team has been working hard on the practice pitch honing their skills and understanding of the game. After enjoying some magic oranges and watermelon at half time, Noosa came out firing and hit back with two quick-fire goals

by Jonah Macqueen, this coupled with the strong defence by Luis Brouwer and Dom Leerentveld and goalie Christian Hallam levelled the game. Charley Scott and Marli McMillan worked tirelessly in the midfield and Chloe Tompkin set up some great opportunities with some nice sideline run and passes. Man of the match was awarded to Dallas Wallace for his hard work and vast improvement in his skills.

Under 11 Gold were defeated by Caloundra Green 1-3, It was a very hard and intense game. Hayden Martin scored an awesome goal, while Bailey Atley took home player of the week.

NOOSA GOLF THERE were 208 entrants in the Single Stableford played on Tuesday 24 May. Scratch rating (M): 71.0 Winners - A Grade: Bradley Juillerat 10, 44; Gary Webster 6, 41; Coman Reynolds 10, 39. B Grade: James Talve 16, 41; Peter Baynes 15, 41; Derek Pousette 16, 41. C Grade: Doug McGuffog 19, 42; Gary Colenso 34, 39; Mick Reid 25, 38. Place getters: Tim Dolan 18, 40; Glenn Puckeridge 16, 39; Alex Officer 9, 39; Dwight Bandman 12, 39; Peter Buhk 9, 38; Lyndon Bruggy 15, 38; Barry Robinson 12, 38; Lionel McElroy 17, 38; Rodney Vaughan 9, 38; Shane Healey -2, 38; Andrew Aitkin, 25; Mark Tickle, 2.

Nearest to Pin - A Grade: 5th Jimmy Couris, 7th Bradley Juillerat. B Grade: 5th Robert Paech, 7th John Purdue. C Grade: 5th John Graham, 7th Andrew Aitken. Sweepstakes: Bradley Juillerat, Peter Baynes, Gary Webster.

There were 221 entrants in the Four-ball competition played on Saturday 28 May. Scratch rating (M): 72.0 Place getters - John Brodie and Alan Coey 51, Mark Waine and Norm Dewar 50, Dean McAndrew and Chris Misios 49, David O’Connor and Michael Gafa 48, Ronald Read and Bruce Blakemore 47, John O’Neill and Charles Moore 47, Greg Earp and Glenn Heath 46, Nathan Howie and Heath Jaensch 46, Jerome Stuart and Robin Versluys 46, N Howie and M Jaensch 46, J Stewart and R Versluys 46, L Christie and B Meredith 46, R Bowen and R Harris 46, D Potter and S Raynor 45, B Hansen and J Pickering 45 Paul Neate.

Nearest to Pin - A Grade: 5th Marc Granger, 7th Doug Reynolds, 10th Wayne Raison, 12th Mark Macnish; B Grade: 5th Graham Hillan, 7th Shane Rayner, 10th David Ainscough, 12th Peter Butcher; C Grade: 5th Michael O’Reilly, 7th Mark Waine, 10th John Stenson, 12th John Graham.

LADIES THERE were 62 entrants in the Single Stableford played on Monday 30 May. Winners - A Grade: Lynette Cuss 35, Pamela Lavender, 33;

B Grade: Alice Daw 36, Pamela Burton 36. Rundown: Marg Colwell 34, Duane Meade 34, Karen Turnbull 33, Bettina Hammant 32, Tracy Whitbread 32, Mandy Webb 32, Maureen Burgess 32, Delys Murray 32. Heather Birt 32, Merle Shaw 31, Reyna Sharwood 31, Colleen Riley 31, Anne Martin 31, Pauline Hull 30, Alice Cumming 30.

NOOSA PAR 3 THE Ambrose was played on Saturday 28 May. Winners - Rusty Milliner and Bronco Price 46.25, Sally and Mark Prosser 48.5. Nearest to Pin: 2nd Nik Lesic; 3rd Dave Kalbrunner; 12th Jean Beasley; 16th Kim Poulsen. Rundown: Phil Townsend and Kevin Williams 50, Gwen Whitehead and Gary Roper 50, Joan Bradley and Patricia Bloor 51.5, Zane Jesberg and Michael Gooding 51.75, Ross Melrose and Jean Beasley 53, Lynne and Mike Boyle 53.25, Gordon Lund and Errol Grieve 53.25, Maurie Bloor and Hans Van Heck 53.5, John Nickel and David Stokes 54, Mary Hitchin and Rayce Dunlop 54.25, Norm Barnes and Neil Beasley 54.25, Merilyn Thomas and David Gerrard 54.25, Albert Cobb and Dave Kalbrunner 54.25. Members Draw: Wally Miller. Draw for Par: Leon Turner (Unsuccessful).

NOOSA YACHT AND ROWING CLUB THE Stroke and Putt was played on Saturday 28 May. Winners - Women: Chrissie Pobar 50, Jan Kelly 53. Men: David Croucher 53, Laurie Moore 54. Nearest to Pin: 2nd Ken Chapple, 10th Paula Jeffrey (longest putt), 12th Jenny Steer.

Putts - Women: Evelyn Garber 30; Men: Laurie Moore 26.

Rundown: Anne Gallen 54, 31; Rob Lazdins 56, 30; Maureen Moore 57, 32; Lea Bell 57, 38; Mary Sawyer 57, 35; David Blanton 58, 27; Ken Chapple 58, 36; Steve McLean 59, 30; Les Yates 59, 33; Jim McGill 59, 37; Paula Jeffrey 60, 34; Phil Waugh 60, 35; Trish Yates 60, 35; Ken Clapham 61, 32; Roz Kaplan 62, 36; Jenny Steer 64, 41; Roy Crombie 65, 31; Jacqui Cooper 66, 34; Nola Mountain 68, 38.

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THE Noosa Heads Surf Life Saving hosted its end-of-season Sponsors Breakfast on Friday 27 May. With some 66 people in attendance, it gave the club a golden opportunity to keep their sponsors abreast of the season’s activities.

Greeting the guests, sponsors chairman Ross Fisher emphasised the importance of the sponsors in the life of the club, noting that they were in fact “partners in our club family.”

For the official welcome, Ross called on acting president Peter Leek. After extending his sincere thanks for their outstanding contribution to the club, he then presented the beach statistics for the year.

Patrol hours totalled 17,500 with 239 rescues being performed and visitations were estimated at 370,000.

With regard to competition, he said, the season had produced possibly the most successful period in the club’s history with the results from the National Titles in particular being outstanding. In his closing remarks, he again emphasised his thanks for the support and generosity of all present.

Perhaps, the highlight of the morning came when Ross called on the two junior captains for the forthcoming season, to come forward and be officially introduced. For the boys, it was Locky Younger and the girls it was Maggie Harmer. Both made special mention of their background in the club and left the guests with the feeling that here were two young lifesavers with the self-confidence to fully justify their appointment.

For Maggie, her appointment emphasised the ongoing family tradition within the Noosa club. Her father Tony had been a patrolman as well as medal winner at state level while competing for Noosa in the boat section.

This Saturday 4 June at 4pm, old boys of the Noosa club will once again be called upon to rally at their club for a social evening reunion.

This type of function has become more important each year, for as the membership increases, it is absolutely imperative that the past history of the club be passed on to the new members. This is essential for it not only builds a strong support base, but also helps create pride within the club.

At this time of the year, there are important dates for our club-

bies to note. The members of Sunshine Beach are being reminded that their annual meeting will be held on 19 June, and club president Craig Law is hoping for a full attendance.

For Noosa their annual dinner and awards and presentation evening will be held on Friday 24 June.

For the majority of our competitors, the season is over. However, for Jordan Mercer, Noosa’s Iron Woman, one of the biggest events of the year the Molokai to Oahu World Paddle Championship held in Hawaii, is fast approaching. To say that this young

lady has become something of a legend in this international event is correct, for she has won the title an incredible five times.

During the race, which will be held on 31 July, and conducted over a 55kl course, Jordan will be under the watchful eye of her coach and father Darren, himself an Australian Iron Man legend. “This will be her sixth race, it will be tough, but we are hoping all goes well,” he said.

This year there will be a new addition to her support team, 16-year-

old Grace Kaihau. This young lady, a fast rising star in the Noosa competition team, was given a challenge by her parents. Win a medal at the Australian Surf Life Saving Championships and they would shout a trip to Hawaii to support Jordan. Coming home with not one but three medals she won the challenge and will definitely take her place as part of the support team.

We wish Jordan, her family and supporters all the very best.

Fins win, lose with big margins U6 Dolphins IT was serious stuff down at Grammar for the U6s, just one game this week, and boy did they have some energy. Fast paced, fancy footwork, and a heap of friendly banter to keep us all smiling. Smashing tries from Cuan, Kellen, Rorke, Gus and four tries from Daniel. Players of the Match were awarded to Daniel Miller and Kellen Donoghue.

U7 Fins 45 d Grammar Blue 20 The mighty fins have done it again with yet another blinder of a game against the Grammar Blues. With a defending line like a brick wall, the Blues struggled to get past from beginning to end, ensuring several turnovers of the ball to our favour. Jake, Harry, Kase and Myles passing skills and straight forward running helped the team be rewarded with several runaway tries on the turn over. This week’s try scorers were Uli, Jackson and a whopping five tries by Lachie earning him the prized reward. Special thanks to Callum for helping with numbers after having already played for his U6 team.

Player of the Match was awarded to Lachie Walker.

U8 Fins 100 d Caloundra Black 0 With a try being scored on average every two minutes, it’s a good job there were no linesmen for our game this week as they would have been exhausted. Caloundra Black were not given time to think during the game as the Fins mercilessly pounded their territory, stealing possession, ransacking weak defensive lines and laying waste to their try line. Suffice to say every player put in a very solid performance, Wilkie Anderson really found his feet noosatoday.com.au

this week as did the always committed Gus Anderson and Jaxon Peermamode with a pearler of a try after a silky smooth run in the second half.

Player of the Match was awarded to Harry Marlow.

U8 Reds 60 draw Uni 60 An undefeated Uni side with a formidable reputation lived up to their hype as they took to the field with gusto against a momentarily star struck Noosa Reds outfit. Uni got the scoring started and never looked back as the Reds were forced to defend with all their might, a few hard-earned team tries from Noosa meant a one-try deficit at half time and an uphill battle against a well-drilled team growing in confidence. Noosa were hot on attack and hungry for what seemed at times like an unlikely victory when Uni clinched a crucial turnover on their line to bring a nail-biting and entertaining match to an end.

Player of the Match was awarded to Ritchie Bourne.

U10 Grammar 29 d Noosa Red 19 Probably the best rugby from the Reds all year against a classy Grammar outfit. Scores were locked at 12-all at half time, but Grammar got the jump to race away before Noosa clawed their way back into the contest. Two barnstorming tries by Pearl and one cracker after the combination of Tom and Flynn worked their magic. Toby was unlucky not to be awarded a fair try, Hunter galloped tirelessly and Dylan produced an absolute corker of a game.

Player of the Match was awarded to Dylan Wilson.

Conor Thomas brushes off defenders.

U11 Fins 28 d Grammar 14 It did not start well for an unsettled Fins. After too many silly penalties, they were quickly down by 14 points to a well-drilled Grammar team. Sam was moved into the forwards restoring speed and intensity at the breakdown with a quality effort. After that the Fins forwards settled with Jackson producing some great turnover ball and Matt toughening the middle up with some bell ringer tackles.

With ball now in hand, the Fins raced in four unanswered tries from Joseph who continues to impress in his rookie season.

A great effort from the boys to fight back from such a large deficit against a quality Grammar team.

Photo: CONTRIBUTED U11 Reds 12 d Caloundra 5 Caloundra came to play and the Reds had a battle Royale on their hands. Eventually, the Reds prevailed on the back of a great team defensive effort. The forwards were courageous in the rucks while the backs made big tackles out wide to stop a hard-running Caloundra. A great try from Cam made the difference on the scoreboard as the Reds continue their role with three wins on the trot.

U13 Grammar 74 d Dolphins 0 Great team effort again with some very good attacking which sadly didn’t end in points. The team did well against a strong Grammar team.

Player of the Match was awarded to Dane Dwyer.

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The Rococos’ Noosa Tigers went down by four points to 2016 giant killers Aspley at Weyba Road last Saturday.

Poor kicking for goal was a major reason behind the loss for Noosa however the first half dominance of the travelling hornets could not be understated.

Aspleys’ young and exuberant small brigade were all over the favoured Tigers with only Stalwarts Duke, Isles and captain Hill as standouts as Noosa went into half time 28 points in arrears.

The Tigers’ third stanza was just outstanding again through the dominance of Duke and Hill but in particular the influence of champion rover Caleb Isles who continually racked up possessions and sent the Noosa side forward.

It was Coach Sam Faure who kicked three goals in the premiership quarter to relieve the margin back to three points at the last break.

The home Tiger crowd were more than excited as visions of their troops consolidating their second position on the AFLQ North Division ladder seemed likely, however two quick goals to the hornets extinguished that belief as the game turned into a thrilling arm wrestle.

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We lost two of our most consistent players before the game; Brad Forbes with a torn patella and Adam Curry was rewarded for his great form and promoted to the senior team, but that didn’t stop us.

Aspley started great, we knew they had improved and we identified their one avenue to the goals; one big forward. He scored two cheap goals, which is a credit to Lachie Camerons’ first game back after three weeks out with injury.

Quick hands by Nathan Winter club favourite Adam Curry who both showed the strong Noosa crowd that their senior selections weren’t amiss.

The last ten minutes was played in Noosa’s fifty metre arc however missed opportunities to win the game continued to plague the Tigers who finished four points behind at the final siren.

All credit to Aspley who more than deserved their victory and remain fourth on the ladder heading into a competition bye this weekend.

For the Tigers, no one was better than Brett Duke whose stellar four quarter effort in the ruck was a highlight.

His dual premiership team mate Cubby Isles continues to defy his ageing body with his

competitiveness and willingness to run, whilst skipper Nick Hill was in everything the entire day.

Coach Sammy Faure booted five goals in a masterclass performance up forward where nobody else could convert, whilst the defensive efforts of the very consistent Jack Tickner and Bushy Copeland are more than deserving of mention.

16 year debutant Reed Gordon’s efforts certainly did not go unnoticed as he remained sure and unflustered with the footy in hand the whole day. Congratulations on a great debut.

Congratulations are also in order for Lachie Haines and

Our backline with Jed Mullen, Scotty Wagner, Ben McCosh and Biddy was superb again they just keep getting better.

The third and fourth quarter President’s saw us get our style back on track and just pulled away with Saturday 18 June a very pleasing result. Troy ‘Evil’ Duke is winding the clock David Dench played his back as his experience and on- whole career with North Melfield coaching is second to none bourne Football Club at one of its most successful periods. to our very young group.

Dench won the North Melbourne Jack Hendrie is becoming club’s best and fairest award, the Syd Barker Medal, on four ocour most valuable player as his casions - 1971, 1976, 1977, and ability to win one-on-one con- 1981. David Dench was one of tests, his drive and skills are an the youngest captains appointed in the club’s history and capabsolute pleasure to coach and tained the 1977 play with each week. premiership team. Book now, We have the bye this week $60 all inclusive, and then get a crack at top 12pm sit down, of the table Maroochydore. p e t e r t hy n n e @ bigpond.com or Cheers Danny 0417 171 313.

An honourable mention goes to Dylan Murray who was outstanding and his positioning around contests was exceptional. Down the other end of the ground was Sam Friend, he was a clear stand out when the game was hot, he will be one to watch for the rest of this season. New comer to the club Jason Blamey is improving every week; his marking ability for his size is awesome. He marked everything.

Well done boys and hope a long senior career with the Noosa Tigers awaits.

As mentioned earlier a competition bye this weekend before another enthralling battle with arch rivals Maroochydore at Fishermans Road the following weekend.

Good luck to all Noosa junior teams this weekend and Go Tigers.

Cheers, Pittsy.

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SPORTTODAY

Harry and Zye just goofin’ around.

Harrison Roach jams a massive cutback in the longboard event.

Harry stole the show Life of

brine PHIL JARRATT

IT SEEMS like half the surfer population of Noosa has been in Bali this week, clustered in the village of Canggu, which is just across the creek from us at the northern edge of the south coast sprawl.

The occasion was the annual Deus Ex Machina Nine Foot and Single contest, but it might as well have been renamed the Fete du Harry. Although Noosa surfer Harrison Roach has dominated this single fin festival in previous years, in nearly half a century of reporting on surfing events, I have rarely seen one person dominate so comprehensively, and create such a gulf between himself and his competitors.

I am thinking back to Michael Peterson in the early ’70s, Mark Richards in the late ’70s and early '80s, and of course, Kelly Slater through much of the ’90s and ’00s. Each of these great surfers was virtually unbeatable in their era, but more importantly, they raised the bar for everyone else. Harry Roach raised the bar at the Canggu Rivermouth last weekend, and not just in traditional longboarding (for which he is best known) but on shortboards and body surfing too.

I have been watching this guy surf (often with my jaw dropping and my eyes popping out of my head) since he was a grommet, and while it is always a treat to watch him carve those graceful lines across the face, frankly

I was beginning to think that his new focus on soul surfing in remote locations had perhaps blunted his competitive edge. Well, that theory went right out the window in Canggu.

At 27 he is a naturally gifted athlete at the height of his powers, and when he is focused (not necessarily on winning but on shredding) he is unbeatable. He joins the pantheon of illustrious forebears. There were plenty of other gifted surfers on display at the Nine Foot and Single, including Harry’s Noosa home boys Josh Constable, Matt Cuddihy, Doc Bexon, Zye Norris and Tom Morat, but no-one was able to consistently take it to the next level. In the longboard final, Harrison locked it up with two near-perfect scores, then put on a master class of good, oldfashioned hot-dogging, mixing up coffin rides with backwards paddleins and fin-first take-offs.

In the Womp Comp, held in challenging riptide conditions for swimmers, he flicked his body high onto the face and flew down the line ahead of the white water, arching his back to create a foil. Although swimming is just a sideline for him, he was technically perfect. I know our mutual friend Mark Cunningham would have been proud.

But Harry saved the best for last.

Switching from tiny fish to long raked guns as he progressed (and swigging a refreshing beer between heats) he just went mental in the Under Nine Foot division, held in perfect Rivermouth Rights, fanned by a light offshore breeze with barrels opening up for him as if on command. In the judging tower, we were

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Harrison in full flight in the Womp Comp.

Picture: DEUS BALI

running out of superlatives. Only old rival Josh Constable came close to spoiling the party, when a solid performance looked like keeping Harry out of the final until he pulled a 9 from thin air in the final minute, which is a very Kelly thing to do.

With the surf peaking for the final, Harry’s first deep barrel set the tone for what was to come, getting the perfect score from one of my fellow judges. The rest of us saw a couple of technical flaws, but when he did it again on a bigger wave and went even deeper and stayed there

longer, he was not to be denied.

Not content with dominating in the water, Harrison Roach was also the main attraction back at the Deus Temple, where the flock gathered to worship and watch film-maker Dustin Humphrey’s latest production, South To Sian, which documents Harry and Zye’s most recent excellent adventure, surfing and dirtbiking in dreamy locations the length of the Indonesian archipelago. And it’s a great flick.

To prove he’s not just a pretty face, Harry wrote and read the narra-

tion script for the feature, and helped out in the edit suite. And to prove none of the adulation has gone too much to his head, when the star of the show saw your elderly columnist and wife struggling to find a seat in the packed open-air cinema, he leapt forward to save us from the crush and made space for us on the VIP lounge.

Look, he’s not the Messiah, but he’s not a naughty little boy either.

He’s a talented guy and a surfer who is really starting to make a mark internationally. Noosa should be proud of him. noosatoday.com.au

sport today NOOSA’S BEST SPORTS COVERAGE

Gold Medal winners Master Men 60 in V12 Outrigger Race in 500 metre sprint.

Pictures: LESLEY DOWNIE PHOTOGRAPHY

Master Women 60 team in action on their way to their Bronze Medal in 1000 metre with three turns sprint.

Oz third overall in World Sprints

By JO SEARLE HELD over 10 days at Kawana Lake, the Outrigger World Sprints 2016 attracted more than 2000 paddlers from 35 countries (invited), being the largest World Sprints event ever.

Australia was third overall behind the strong New Zealand and Tahiti teams.

Noosa contributed to the Australian tally, achieving three World Records, as well as outright wins and through combining with other clubs to clinch a total of five Gold, three Silver and six Bronze medals.

The World Records were achieved by the Master 70 Men in the final of the V6 500m, with one turn and their heat of the V6 500m straight, and by the Master 50 Women in their V6 500m straight heat.

Noosa’s Ted Baker was part of two World Championship teams along with Mooloola-

ba paddlers, winning the V12 500m and V6 1000m with turns in the adaptive sprints.

The Noosa Master 60 Men also clinched World Championship in the V12 500m, teaming up with Surfers Paradise.

Hugh Bingham, Noosa and Australia’s oldest competitive paddler was in the Noosa Master 70 Men team that clinched World Championship in the V6 500m with one turn.

Noosa Master 70 Men also won silver in the V6 500m straight.

In addition, Jo Terrans from Noosa got Bronze as part of the combined Central Coast and Pananuma team in the V12 500 Women Master 70 sprint.

Rose Edyvean is World Champion for the V1 500m in a time of 2:50.07, in a strongly contested final that saw all eight paddlers separated by just over eight seconds.

Congratulations also to Roger Arbuckle, Di-

ane Arbuckle (both Master 70) and Des Mabbott (Master 60) who all contested the finals in V1 500m.

The Noosa Master 60 Men won silver in the finals of both V6 1000m with turns and V6 500m straight. The Noosa Master 60 Women won bronze in their finals for these same race distances.

The Noosa Master 50 Women won three bronze medals, firstly through teaming up with Outrigger Australia in the V12 500m, then in the V6 1000m with turns and V6 500m straight.

In the Master 40 Men and Women, Noosa teams competed in the strongly contested events, making it through heats and repechages and into semi-finals, while paddling some of their fastest times.

Overall, Noosa paddlers achieved extremely well in this strong international event and they’re stoked with the outcomes.

In the week following the World Sprints, focus turned to distance paddling, with the National Marathon titles held last weekend at Mooloolaba. Again Noosa paddlers showed their prowess, taking Gold in the 10km short course Platinum Master Men and Golden Master Women divisions, as well as Silver for the Senior Master Men and Bronze for the Senior Master Mixed team. Noosa’s Ted Baker joined with Mooloolaba paddlers to contest the Adaptive Men’s division, winning Gold and coming 13th overall in the large field. This was a mass start race with 57 canoes hitting off from the beach in an action- packed shuffle for lead positions.

In the 18km Women’s long course, Noosa Master Women clinched Gold and in the Men’s 22km long course, the Golden Master Men (1) also won Gold with the Golden Master Men (2) taking Bronze.

Good catch for anglers

By JACK MANGROVE ANGLERS were out in force during the last weekend!

With the weather nothing short of sensational, it stood to reason that anglers would be out in force.

Noosa’s North Shore was busy with four wheel drivers making their way up the beach in search of the best gutter to fish.

Turning right coming out of the first cutting was a good option with some quality tailor and bream coming from the waters down towards the river mouth. Deep gutter are a little hard to find at the moment, so Burley is a good idea when fishing the surf; dropping small pieces of bait into the water will help to bring the fish up.

Up toward Double Island, chopper tailor, bream, dart and flathead have all been taken. Mullet, pilchards, prawns and worms have all got the job done.

The Noosa River has been alive with trevally, good numbers of giant, tea leaf and golden trevally have been taken around Woods Bays, Munna Point, the back of the Noosa Sound as well as up towards the Tewantin ski run.

Small fish bait like frog mouthed pilchards, hardy heads and white bait have worked well, but most anglers have been fishing soft plastics.

The Keitech Easy Shiner is one of my favourites in the three or four inch sizes, coupled with a 2/0 TT jig head in 1/6 weight has been working well. With so many noosatoday.com.au

prawns in the river, another plastic that has been working well is the Fuse Prawn heads. Down toward the river mouth, the Dog Beach and the Frying Pan have been fishing well for whiting, worm, pealed frozen prawns and yabbies have all been great baits. Nice-sized flathead have also been on the chew with the run out tide the best to target them. Again prawn profile soft plastics have been working well.

The offshore scene has also been firing with some great reports coming from the closer reefs. Starting with Sunshine Reef, nice trout continue to come from the bottom as well as large jewies. Live baits have been the key.

There are still quite a few mackerel around at the moment with North, Halls and Chardon's reefs all recording captures last week.

Pilchard floater still seems to be the way to go. The Barwon Banks have again been firing with large snapper and quality pearl perch.

Up toward Double Island, big amber jacks, gold spot cod, snapper, pearlies, and red emperor have all been hitting the decks. Micro Jigs have again been coming into their own with the flat fall jigs working especially well. These jigs tend to make their way to the bottom more on the horizontal, resembling a dead or dying bait fish. Some of my favourites are the Colt Snipers from Shimano and the vectors from TT. So on behalf of Jack Mangrove, best of luck on your fishing adventures!

Bart Green with a Red Emperor.

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