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MORE TO LOVE The editor’s desk What’s happening with our koalas?

Next week the council is expected to make a decision on its Koala Conservation Plan to ensure the future population of the much-loved wildlife.

As their habitat diminishes, koalas are residing more often on privatelyowned properties and needing to meet the challenges that come with human habitation.

Car hits, dog attacks, disease and tackling fences are major obstacles to koalas’ survival.

In June Koala Action Group coordinator Michelle Daly attended the second National Koala Conference.

One message that stood out for her at the conference was that to ensure the survival of koalas we need to hone in on source populations and focus on holding these - focus our efforts on areas of habitat that support the remaining populations, and put our conservation and planning efforts into these important populations, to help the recovery and long-term viability of koalas in our region.

She said the utimate goal was to have healthy, breeding and connected populations of koalas in 100 years. ●

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We have something very special and unique to offer our readers this week - the chance to win something that no-one else can have. It is a framed art piece by local artist Wendy Catlin. firmly entrenched in the local creative community, with a special interest in supporting artists at the Old Pomona Railway Station Gallery. Wendy’s own work is primarily painting, especially in watercolour, inspired by the natural foliage and vegetation around her. She is one of the artist who will open her studio up to the public later this month for the Noosa Open Studios artist trail. Check out www.noosaopenstudios.com. au for more information on this special event.

This beautiful piece is called 'Terrain' and was created with watercolour and ink and it could be yours to keep forever. Just email us with your name, phone number and answer to this question for your chance to win: Where will the Noosa Open Studios pop-up cafe be this year?

Winner will be phoned next Thursday 17 August. ●

TRY THIS Kitchen warrior Hollie Harris sharpens her culinary skills. Follow her exploits at the Cooking School Noosa on page 15.

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Local surfers have been making - and taking - waves at the nationals. Read Phil Jarrat’s coverage in Life of Brine, on page 36.

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THIS WEEK WE’RE TALKING ABOUT… FESTA BACK UNDER TOURISM ROOF Tourism Noosa announced on Monday it will be running the Noosa Food and Wine Festival in 2018 taking over from the 2017 Event Organisers, Under One Roof.

Tourism Noosa’s Chairman Steve McPharlin says Tourism Noosa has made the decision to resume management of the event and is optimistic that, with the support of Noosa’s food and tourism industry it will grow the event to new heights.

“We thank the team from Under One Roof for their efforts in the delivery of the 2017 festival and wish them all the best in their future ventures,” he said.

Maria Crews from Under One Roof said that her team was proud of the results delivered for the 2017 Festival, which delivered a significant step change on the 2016 Festival.

Steve said next year’s event, which will take place from 17-20 May, will continue to build on the new format of the festival introduced in 2016 and 2017 by collaborating with Noosa restaurants, visiting chefs and hosting events in key Noosa locations.

“Noosa has long been known as one of Australia’s leading food destinations and Tourism Noosa will ensure this reputation is protected and enhanced,” he said.

“Tourism Noosa is excited to work with key partners to deliver a successful festival for Noosa in 2018 and beyond.”

The festival program will be released via www.noosafoodandwine.com.au in the coming months. ●

EROSION GONE TO THE DOGS Noosa Council will next week decide on measures including dredging to reduce erosion at Noosa Dog Beach, the sand dune that sits between the Noosa River mouth and Noosa Sound.

The proposed measures include a survey to determine sand lost to erosion and application of dredging permits from the Department of Environment and Heritage Protection (EHP).

In conjunction with the permit process, council will call tenders for dredging and nourishment works at this site under the canal operational budget. Council plans to update the Noosa River flood model in relation to the changed conditions and assess solutions for remediation in 2017'18.

Council says changes to the Noosa River

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mouth and the erosion of the sandbar running adjacent to Dog Beach has led to the shoreline receding 11 metres in the past year, 80 per cent of which occurred in the past few months.

As a result of the erosion there has been consequent undermining of trees and pathways along the beach. A number of complaints have been made to Noosa Council regarding the erosion and safety concerns about falling trees and vertical sand scarps.

In 2012 a geotextile sand container groyne and submerged training wall was constructed to redirect water flows away from the beach and reduce erosion and sand was placed along the beach to form a sandbar.

The sandbar has reduced in size over the past 12 months and a channel has returned running adjacent to the Dog Beach. ● - Margaret Maccoll

RUBBISH SERVICE GETS GRILLED Noosa Council says it is attempting to obtain information from Visy on the handling of its recycled items after revelations on ABC Four Corners Monday night the company was dumping recycled material in landfill.

Mayor Tony Wellington said the council pays Visy a fee to take sorted recycled waste from the Materials Recovery Facility at Bli Bli where it is trucked after being collected by council’s kerbside yellow lid bin service.

“The council has no authority under the contract to direct Visy regarding the handling and final use of these materials,” the mayor said.

Cr Wellington said as owner of the Eumundi-Noosa Road landfill and resource recovery centre, Noosa Council enforced tight controls over the site.

“We do not have interstate waste being dumped at our landfill. In fact, our Towards Zero Waste initiative commits the council to both reducing the amount of waste sent to landfill and increasing our recycling efforts,” he said.

He said recycling at the resource recovery centre on Eumundi-Noosa Road included garden waste which is mulched and made available free of charge to the public.

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COVER STORY Kerry Sorensen with his book Bush to Beach.

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t was in the early summer of 1967 that lifesavers of the Noosa Club, on an early Saturday morning, spotted what they described as two cowboys sitting on the rock wall to the left of the clubhouse.

Wearing big sombreros, check shirts, jeans and riding boots and with bed rolls between their boots, they sat quietly talking.

Later in the morning they approached the club and after identifying themselves as the Duggan brothers, Tommy and Liam, they quietly asked to speak to someone in charge.

Little did we realize that the conversation that followed was to be the start of what to become one of the true legendary periods in the history of the Noosa Heads Surf Life Saving Club - the Murgon-Wondai Invasion.

With the surf club doors securely opened by these new members, the Duggan Brothers (with the third brother Tim to join a year later) the Murgon-Wondai boys started to join.

Then in 1969 among the new boys was a young skinny kid named Kerry Sorensen who was tall and incredible thin - so thin, in fact, that he soon became known as Pencil.

Now some 49 years on he is still a member and still known as Pencil but above all he is now a Kerry Sorensen Life Member. An honour well earned.

Situated some 50km west of Gympie, this farming and cattle district, known as South Burnett, was to be the provider of many young men who were destined to become proud patrolling members of the Noosa Heads Surf Life Saving Club and in all reality it could have not have come at a better time.

“The club was in desperate need of new members,” Kerry said, “so now, when we sometimes get together for a few quite drinks, we jokingly refer to ourselves as the boys from the bush that saved the Noosa Surf Club from going under.”

Now this Saturday, 12 August, many of these now middle aged old boys, along with others, will assemble at the Noosa Club to celebrate their 50 years since the start of what can only be described as a fantastic, exciting and somewhat different period in the history of the club.

Two other Murgon members who, along with Kerry, have received the club’s highest honour of Life Member, Tim Irvine and Mike Horner will be in attendance. Members such as Murtagh, Postle, Mickan the Duggans and Mills, just to name a few, will also be present.

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Members of the South Burnett contingent who joined the club in the 1960s. and downstairs a kitchen, dining room and toilet block with showers.

“Meals for juniors cost 10c and for seniors 50c and we were always rostered to prepare the meals.

“All our money was raised by chook raffles at the reef and house to house collections in Brisbane and Noosa.

“All this plus patrols kept us busy. Discipline on patrols and in the clubhouse was strict. Any serious violation of patrolling or clubhouse rules and they wouldn’t hesitate they would throw you out. This created a very strong united club - all doing their bit.”

After obtaining his bronze and learning to handle the long hours of travel every weekend, Kerry soon started to

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After several seasons he was appointed to the position of club Vice-Captain. Then moving further up the ladder he was voted club Vice President and finally when the position of President became vacant he was elected to office.

However in the year 2003 came one of his biggest honours when he was awarded the prestigious Lobban Cup. This is the most prestigious award any member in Noosa can receive.

To do this the member has to stand head and shoulders above all others. When nominated all aspects of his club life (except competition) comes under scrutiny; if no one is seen as eligible the Cup is not awarded.

Other achievements include Secretary of the Supporters club and President of the Old Boys Association. But perhaps Kerry’s greatest achievement came in 2003 with the publication of Noosa’s official club history, Bush to Beach.

Written by Robert Longhurst, this hard back publication was well received and provides documented records of the Noosa years, right from 1928 to the present time.

From start to finish it was Kerry’s project and the club will be forever grateful. The title, which he instigated, is indeed appropriate not just because of the Murgon-Wondai period, but because from the very start it was definitely a country boys club.

When on Saturday the bushies who rallied to save the Noosa Club gather for their reunion and a well-earned drink, their hair may be grey but their memories will be forever young and standing among them, Kerry Pencil Sorensen Life Member will take pride in their achievements and remember forever their mateship and, above all, their loyalty. ●

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Despite coming from the bush, a lot of the boys were members of the very strong Murgon Swimming Club, so not only did the club get a lot of new members but also members who were top swimmers.

On receiving their bronze medallions they quickly fitted into the patrol routine with some, including Kerry, moving on to the Jet Rescue Boat Service as either drivers or crewies. Others moved into the carnival life of surf sports.

“Our biggest problem was, of course, distance. To drive from Murgon was something like three hours,” Kerry said, “so we had to pool our car resources.

“Then, with so many of the boys getting their bronze, the people of Murgon got behind us and, along with some of the fathers and businessman, chipped in and bought us an old electrician’s van.

“At the time I worked at a place called Clifton Motors so I would service it and fill it up; on the trip home with a van full of blokes we paid a $1 each for fuel.

“Also the driver never drank and the van was painted in the club colours - white with a big wide red stripe down the centre of the roof and down the back.

“To give some of the boys comfort one of the fathers donated a king size mattress which we sat on for the trip.

“However on Saturday nights we went to the Noosa Drive In and the driver would hide us under the mattress so we got in for nothing.

“But this came to an end when our club captain Laney got a phone call suggesting that the driver would be well advised to leave the mattress back at the clubhouse.

“For us bushies, life at the club was good; a big dormitory upstairs which could bunk some 30 members in a pinch

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NEWS IT'S JUST NOT ON Noosaville-Tewantin police beat Senior Constable Steve Fitzpatrick said police regularly patrolled this beach in marked and unmarked vehicles.

“Foolhardy driving such as figure eights, donuts and dune climbing is just not tolerated,” he said.

“While police are tolerant of novice beach drivers and their subsequent apprehensiveness, we will not tolerate dangerous driving, hooning and recklessness.

“Fines of more than $1000 are now applicable for certain offences and the offending vehicle could be seized under the Queensland Government’s anti-hooning legislation.” ●

SHAPING PEREGIAN Peregian Beach Community Association (PBCA) invites all residents of Peregian Beach to join in discussions to help shape their community’s future. Its next meeting is 13 August at 10am in Victory Park, Lorikeet Drive, Peregian Beach.

PBCA was formed over 20 years ago, prevented high rise at South Peregian and advocated successfully to have south Peregian become part of Noosa Shire.

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INQUIRY DRAWS THE LINE ON SHARK NETS The Senate Inquiry chaired by Greens senator Peter Whish-Wilson into shark mitigation and deterrence measures in Queensland waters last week heard from Sunshine Coast marine scientist Chad Buxton and shark advocate Tony Isaacson.

The senator said a range of researchers and community members raised concerns “about the archaic practices being used in Queensland in the name of community safety, where there is no evidence that drum lines or shark nets make swimmers and surfers safe, yet there is a lot of evidence of the damage they do to whales, dolphins and turtles.”

Chad Buxton told the inquiry that since the program (of netting and drum

lines) was implemented in Queensland in 1962 reports showed 84,000 sharks, whales, dolphins and turtles had been killed.

The member of Coolum and North Shore Coast Care was most concerned about the critically endangered grey nurse shark.

“There’s a population of 500 to 1500 left in Queensland. In the last 15 years 23 have been caught on the Sunshine Coast, most on Rainbow Beach in nets. These are breeding adults. Only one lost is too many in this critically endangered species,” he said.

Tony Isaacson of DiveCareDare told the inquiry that sharks were not only essential for healthy land and water, they were good for tourism.

He also highlighted the effectiveness of new technology in detecting and warning of sharks and the

ineffectiveness of the current program.

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Last Thursday Tony swam under and between the shark nets to demonstrate their inability to stop sharks.

“Many of the sharks that are caught in nets are on their way out to the open ocean after they have foraged for food on the bottom near the surf zone and in the gutters,” he said.

The Queensland Government did not appear at the inquiry. ●

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Cassie Bradley with a common brush-tail possum. living creature and feel pain.

“A big deal with wildlife is stress management and a lot of that is pain management. The good thing is we can do something about that.”

Dr Ralph has walked bushlands following fires, destruction paths following cyclones and roadsides to treat injured.

He advised the carers to be aware of the dangers of any situation.

“I’ve lost at least one friend whose been smashed on the road while caring for wildlife,” he said.

The day-long workshop was attended by all Wildlife Volunteers Association (WILVOS) carers.

WILVOS chair Sylvia Whiting said education was of such importance to carers the organisation regularly organised training and covered the costs.

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Wildlife carer Rachel Aspinall brought along a red-necked kangaroo joey, named Karlie, and a wallaby joey called Gemma.

Both had been in their mothers’ pouches when the mothers were struck by cars and killed. One incident was on the KenilworthEumundi Road and the other in Hervey Bay. “Luckily someone looked in the pouch,” she said.

The young macropods require fourhourly feeds. Karlie was pink, without fur and weighed only 150gm when she arrived.

She is now over 2kg and will stay with Rachel for 18 months until she is released.

Gemma will stay for about 13 months.

Cassie Bradley came to the training session with a common brushtail possum of about three months of age. She was found by

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Baby possums and wallabies accompanied more than 100 wildlife carers who came from across the Sunshine Coast for a training day with one of Australia’s leading wildlife veterinarians Dr Howard Ralph.

Dr Ralph is a medical doctor, anaesthetist and veterinarian who operates the Southern Cross wildlife clinic and hospital.

“I treat everybody. I make no differentiation between one species or another. The same principles apply to all species,” he said.

Dr Ralph told carers the assessment of sick or injured wildlife was a critical and ongoing step in determining the outcome for sick or injured wildlife.

“You may be called out in the night to an urgent situation. Often you’re the first responder. The wildlife may be dehydrated, cold, bleeding. Maybe it can’t breathe. It might have been hit by a car and have fractures,” he said.

“I’ve seen some horror and not all accidental. There’s some cruelty out there.”

Dr Ralph said immobilising fractured limbs or wings, keeping wildlife contained to reduce further injury and pain relief were among important measures.

“Thirty years ago people thought they’re wildlife they don’t feel pain,” he said.

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NEWS POLICE TARGET NOOSA NORTH SHORE Police officers from Tewantin and Noosa Heads attended the Noosa North Shore again last weekend to promote safe driving on the beach and enforce the traffic laws and road rules. Due to the perfect weather, police anticipated high crowds camping and lots of day trippers.

The vast majority of visitors were fantastic - however police had to issue a multitude of tickets for unrestrained passengers, speeding, people sitting on laps, unregistered motor vehicles and four for drink driving.

A 26-year-old truck driver from Ningi was charged with driving a motor vehicle without due care and attention when police caught him drifting the vehicle and performing a series of donuts and figure eights on the sand.

He won’t be driving the vehicle for the next 90 days and faces court next month. A 50-year-old site foreman also faces the Noosa magistrate next month for drink driving and driving a vehicle without the required interlock device fitted. He returned a reading of .081 per cent at 11.30 in the morning. ●

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MANAGER SOUGHT FOR COOROY RV STOP

Cheryl Harris and Helen Sethna.

Fairfax MP Ted O'Brien and Federal Aged Care Minister Ken Wyatt at the forum. issues of concern were increasing Medicare costs, loading on medical insurance and the need to be able to share information to prevent illness.

Mr O’Brien said of the information put forward at the forum would be collated by his office and made available.

He said the next seniors forum to be held next year would discuss cost of living issues. ●

A p l a c e w h e r e y o u f e e l t o t a ll y i s o l a t e d f r o m t h e o u t s i d e w o rl d a n d a t o n e w it h n a t u r e i n i t ’s f u ll b e a u t y ...a n d i t ’s a c o o l p l a c e t o b e !

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Noosa Council will next week decide whether to call for Expressions of interest to manage the Cooroy RV Stopover after it made a loss on the site last year.

The stopover was established in 2015 at 17 Mary River Road to address an identified need to cater for RV travellers, but the site’s location within the floodplain of Cooroy Creek and close to industrial premises constrains its development potential.

Council said the accommodation market had changed and a private facility at nearby 154 Holts Road operating as the Cooroy No Worries RV Stop received about 80 per cent occupancy and good customer feedback.

The council-run site had 1607 visitor nights in the 2016-’17 year at $10 a night.

Council said running costs were $8,800, the manager’s retainer was $18,250 and commission $8030 resulting in a loss for council of $19,015.

Council said potential management submitters had already been identified and would be notified of the EOI. The current management agreement expires in December. ●

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Seniors called for a review of legislation and the introduction of a national contract for retirement villages when they attended a forum at Twin Waters last week with Federal Aged Care Minister Ken Wyatt.

About 150 seniors from across the Sunshine Coast attended the forum organised by Fairfax MP Ted O’Brien.

Residents identified multiply problems with retirement villages they wanted addressed.

They said there were too many lease models with too much complexity. Contracts should be simpler and more flexible, they said - and calls were made to nationalise retirement village contracts. There needs to be a review of exit fees, reinstatements and refurbishments as transition costs are prohibitive, they said.

The seniors said a review done 10 years ago had done nothing to change the situation.

In 2007 a review was undertaken by a Federal Parliamentary Committee and a report written which recommended: * Federal, state and territory consumer protection ministers look at whether a statutory supervisor would be appropriate. * Federal, state and territory attorneys-general look at how they could harmonise legislation. * And the ACCC and state and territory fair trading offices form a working party to examine the nature of retirement village contracts, including reviewing all aspects of exit fees and other fees including whether they should be abolished.

Senator Wyatt said he would discuss the matter with Minister for Small Business Michael McCormack but legislation governing retirement villages was a state government responsibility.

Maroochydore MP Fiona Simpson who also attended the forum said the Retirement Village Act needed to be addressed in a review.

“There needs to be a rewrite of the act and it needs to be done urgently,” she said.

The seniors also discussed medical issues. They said

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SNAKES FIGHT FOR LOVE Walking her Labrador about 8.30am on Monday morning on The Esplanade in Sunshine Beach, Caroline Cresswell saw two large carpet pythons. The snakes were wound around each other, their heads more than a metre off the ground and swaying two and fro. At first Caroline thought they were mating but a snake catcher told her they were actually in combat - fighting to impress a female.

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SITE IS WELL GROOMED A website geared to the groom has begun in Noosa to bring about some equality in the wedding industry.

Begun by Paradise Arcade Noosa head chef Glen Tilly and his wife, wedding celebrant Kath, Groomology is the first of its kind.

Kath said she has always believed a wedding day should be just as much about the groom as it is about the bride.

“After all it is his day too and these days more and more guys are wanting to be more involved in the wedding planning process but just don’t know how to go about it,” she said.

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The website promotes itself as a “no BS wedding resource for the modern groom” and in its first week gained 2000 hits.

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Linda Keam and her girlfriend were relaxing in the sun at one of the bays in Noosa Heads National Park after enjoying a walk when their rest was rudely interrupted by some inappropriate behaviour from a man unknown to the pair.

Linda posted on Noosa Community Noticeboard Facebook how they had noticed the man who had been sitting nearby relocate himself to a rock just behind the two young women and begin performing a lewd act. ●

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Council has proposed the show holiday for Noosa Shire in 2018 will be Friday 7 September and the date will be made official at the ordinary meeting on 17 August. The Noosa Country Show has traditionally been held annually on the second weekend in September but this year is an anomaly with the show being held on the third weekend due to a direction by the Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies. For 2018, the Noosa Country Show is proposed for 7-8 September. ●

Janet Kake, 53, has been diagnosed with breast cancer three times.

The Eumundi resident was first diagnosed with cancer at 33-years-of-age and lastly three years ago.

“The first time I was diagnosed, I only went to see the doctor because I had a pain under my arm - luckily, he was very experienced and sent me for a mammogram straight away,” she said.

“My most recent diagnosis came only two weeks after I had told my parents I had decided to have a double mastectomy. It was while I was going through that process that I was told I had cancer again.”

Despite five surgeries and taxing treatments she regards her cancer experience as a gift.

“Every time I had breast cancer I learnt more about myself and prioritised what was truly important, such as spending time with my children,” she said.

In honour of her resilience, positivity and passion for raising awareness, Janet has been named the Face of the 2017 Sunshine Coast Walk For Women’s Cancers.

The walk will be held on 2 September in Alexandra Headland to fund-raise for the Cancer Council Queensland.

“I had a great network of friends and family which made all the difference; the reason I like to fund-raise and spread the word about the Cancer Council’s work is because I know not everyone is as lucky to have that strong support base,” she said.

“If by sharing my story someone is more vigilant and learns to listen to their body, it will be worth it, as early diagnosis gives a better chance of survival.

“My message to people is to take the fear out of the disease, by informing yourself and getting checked.”

To register for the 3km or 6km Sunshine Coast Walk For Women’s Cancers visit cancerqld.org.au/ walkforwomenscancers or call 1300 65 65 85. ●

KERBSIDE WASTE GONE AND GREEN BINS ON THEIR WAY This year’s kerbside collection involved the collection of more than 1000 tonnes of material which was greater than last year’s collection and included 32 tonnes of recycled metal.

Council said for the first time, e-waste and reusable goods were recycled during the kerbside collection and the mattress collection service was well used. Council said a significant amount of wasted did not meet collection criteria including prohibited items and excessive volumes and cost council an extra $28,000.

In addition council is expecting to deliver the new green bins in the last two weeks of August. To date 121 exemption requests have been approved out of 173 requests from residents whose premises are less than 400 square metres in area, or where a gardening contractor undertakes to collect and recycle all garden waste from the premises. ●

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BY HOLLIE HARRIS As an average cook at best, whose only knack in the kitchen is burn things, I trotted off to cooking school. I literally went to class for the day and learned how to cook. This was no ordinary class room though - state-of-the-art kitchens and equipment- with the very gifted Zeb Gilbert from Wasabi, sharing his endless knowledge of all things culinary to our small group of seven gave me the assurance that I would be taking home with me some mad cooking skills.

The Cooking School Noosa is nestled in beside the Noosa River in Quamby Place, and they offer a wide range of classes to suit your needs led by Wasabi Restaurant chefs or guest chefs from all over the country. My favourite style of cooking is Asian, without a doubt, so the Modern South East Asian class was right up my alley.

The table was piled high with fresh pickings from Honeysuckle Hill Farm as Wasabi and The Cooking School Noosa believe in paddock to plate food tastes best and is responsible to the planet as well as our local economy.

The endless fountain of knowledge of owner and executive chef Zeb Gilbert was worth its weight in gold.

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The seven of us worked together to create a menu that scared us all in the beginning, to say the least. Each process is broken down so simply and with everything at our finger tips and expert help on hand, every dish with perfection.

Ready to create with fresh produce of their very own farm - Honeysuckle Hill Farm in the Hinterland. a doubt, this was a food moment that would last a lifetime, surrounded by the most exquisite azure waters and fish swimming below we sat and indulged in our creations. We rolled out of school with the fullest bellies and pocket loads of knowledge and a huge sense of accomplishment that we nailed everything on that table to perfection.

The Cooking School Noosa is hosting a range of classes coming up - Classic French is on this Sunday, then there will be Dumplings and Buns, Artisanal Bread Making, Contemporary Japanese. Jump online at www. noosacookingschool.com to find out dates. This is something everyone should experience. I have my eyes on the Japanese class ... or the breads ... ●

Our task was to make Spanner crab and pork dumplings in a star anise and ginger broth, smoked fish with sichuan pickled cucumber salad, Massaman curry with fragrant rice and monkey ear mushrooms with seasonal greens. The decadent palm sugar and coconut tarts were almost played up by the most beautiful orange and cardamom ice cream.

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Post your letters to: 36 Mary St, Noosaville, 4566 or email: newsdesk@noosatoday.com.au

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Janice Ward from Noosa Heads took in the tranquility of the Noosa River lunch time view recently. Just magic.

Send in your photo to Lenscape at newsdesk@noosatoday.com.au

NO VILIFICATION Sydney Evans, I have no wish to vilify you however there are some points in your letter (NT 3 August), that require a reply. You mention that the council did not have a referendum prior to making their stance known, in support of same-sex marriage. Yet in 2004, the then PM John Howard did not have a referendum when he arbitrarily changed the marriage act from the original section in the Marriage Act of 1961. Prior to the Marriage Amendment Act, there was no definition of marriage in the 1961 Act. He then changed it to marriage means the union of a man and a woman to the exclusion of all others.

You mention that children of same sex couples will ... “go without the stabilising influences of a mum or a dad." In 2015, the divorce rate in Australia was equivalent to one in three couples. And given that we are yet to legalise same-sex marriage ... well, you get my drift.

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You have mentioned that true marriage has been around for thousands of years. I wonder what you mean by that. From just a simple Google search, it is easy to see what true marriage has been like. For instance, child marriage was common throughout history, even up until the 1900s in the United States in the state of Delaware, the age of consent for marriage was seven years old.

Still, in 2017, over half of the 50 United States have no explicit minimum age to marry and several states set the age as low as 14.

And I make an assumption here that you would believe that 'true marriage’ is the monogamous kind. Seems you’re wrong there.

Monogamy may seem central to marriage now, but in fact, polygamy was common throughout history. From Jacob, to kings David and Solomon, biblical men often had anywhere from two to thousands of wives.

And you only have to study the papacy in the Borgia period from the mid-1400s to see how marriage was political and about power and riches, nothing to do with 'true marriage’.

And for myself? I actually don’t believe in marriage in any sense. However if the law of the land discriminates against same-sex couples as it does now in the Marriage Act, I believe it should be changed with a free vote in parliament. But true equality will be achieved when we see the first same-sex divorce in the Family Court.

Brett Richards, Peregian Springs.

A SHOCKING THEFT I dropped off several bags of clothing, linen and shoes all in good condition to the hospice charity shop in Cooroy.

Unfortunately the shop is closed on Thursday unbeknownst to myself.

I went out to have lunch only to see my goods had been stolen.

Shoes left but the other items stolen.

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My God. Really ... who would steal items that potentially help to service the dying?

Whoever did this may your conscience never rest.

Unbelievable.

N. Dewhirst , Cooroy.

WILL AND A WAY Saddened to hear of Garth Prowd’s passing.

He has been in our thoughts since hearing the news and it reminded me of a time several years ago when my wife and I were chatting with Garth at Noosa Main Beach. My wife Charmaine had recently broken her leg in three places skiing in the states. She was comparing scars with Garth who had broken his leg in his younger days.

He told how on being discharged from hospital on crutches with full leg cast, his mates took him to a nearby pub for a few celebratory beers. During the afternoon he left his mates to find a toilet which was down a long flight of stairs. Up to this time he had no cause to go up or down stairs in crutches.

He said “how hard could this be" and started down. By the time he had bounced to the bottom, he had cracked the cast, rebroken his leg and had to be readmitted to hospital.

He told the story with deprecating good humour. To me it epitomises the man who was always willing to have a go and faced life challenges head-on.

Bob McCormick, Noosaville.

GREEN-LEFT IDEOLOGY Noosa citizens be afraid - be very afraid when we are told our Noosa mayor is investing half a million dollars of your money into a ‘green-left ideology’ partnership with Professor Tim Flannery.

Readers will remember every one of Flannery’s totally wrong predictions such as his

‘guaranteed’ permanent Australian drought and our dams certain running dry to never fill again; demanding immediate government borrowing of billions of dollars to build desalination plants each which today cost over half a million dollars a day, on standby, while delivering zero potable water to its community.

Following Flannery’s catastrophic projections, the dam built for Brisbane flood mitigation, was changed in function to water storage and, when the rains came, the overfilled dam failed in its intended function and unnecessarily flooded Brisbane.

It is disturbing that this man appears to have no shame as he has neither publicly admitted to his gigantic errors nor apologised to Australia for the damage he has caused and has the cheek to preach to Australia on matters about which he knows nothing and presents his nonsense as science.

In this context, we have this pair of leftgreen ideologues telling us of the need to ‘reduce emissions’ - the English translation being “reduce the carbon dioxide generated by man” with the irrational objective for Noosa to reached “zero emissions by 2026” - no street lights - off to bed when the sun goes down and then ‘stop breathing’ - true Orwellian ‘eco-tourism’ - follow this insanity and we are on the road to economic suicide in slow-motion - tell your councillors to focus on real council business and stop wasting ratepayers’ money and leave the crazy stuff to Tim and his UN mates.

As an example of the dangers, the present energy crisis and your skyrocketing electricity bills is just one manifestation of implementation of the United Nations Paris Accord, Agenda 2030, that Tim and Tony are promoting.

John Smeed, Noosaville. noosatoday.com.au

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Right in the heart of Noosa, with stunning Laguna Bay views, this north facing lifestyle villa is well positioned to experience everything Noosa has to offer. With an expansive 383m2 floor area, this modern villa is more like a home. Built over two levels, there is a choice of two master bedrooms with picturesque water views. Every vantage point in the villa enjoys a unique aspect, which harmonise to create a stylish serene setting.

• 5 minute stroll to Noosa main beach.

• Luxury Peppers resort and spa facilities.

• North aspect to capture the winter sun.

• Impressive holiday returns.

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

Noosa PeNtHoUse

Noosa Heads 9 ‘the rIse’ 37-39 NoosA DrIve

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Position & Position

View saturday 11-11.30am, sunday 12-12.30pm Price Forthcoming Auction

What a location! You have the Noosa cafe hub just a short stroll away, this superb fully furnished Penthouse Apartment provides the ultimate lifestyle sanctuary. An unmissable opportunity to spend summer just 300m from the crystal blue waters of Noosa Main Beach.

• An elevated corner position with leafy outlook and Laguna Bay view.

• A lowing single level layout features a spacious open living/dining area.

• seamless low out to a sheltered dining patio and barbecue terrace.

• New kitchen featuring stone benchtop & high quality appliances.

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1300 885 095 Architectural Oasis in Noosa Hinterland

David A. Perez 0427 378 600 david@villarealestate.com.au 1300 885 095

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44 Mackay Court, Tinbeerwah Set on a private, level 20 acre parcel, this property offers relaxed acreage living in an exclusive rural setting.

The pavilion-style home sits perched on a gentle knoll surrounded by lush lawns and a variety of tropical landscaping. Enjoy the views from every room of your private oasis, or have a dip in the relaxing in-ground swimming pool, surrounded by a tropical collection of amazing lora.

• Architectural Design • Bespoke Finishes

VIEW Sat 12 Aug TIME 4pm - 5pm

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• Entertainer’s Kitchen • 20 Picturesque Acres

• In Ground Pool • Fruit Orchard

• Large Work Shed • Minutes to Noosa

For more information, visit villarealestate.com.au/properties/mackay

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Sunrise Glen in the Noosa Hinterland

Amazing Value in Noosa Hinterland

93 Patterson Drive, Tinbeerwah

55 Nylana Way, Doonan

If you were to imagine the perfect family home, then Sunrise Glen would be the irst picture to come to mind. Positioned on a level parcel of 2.5 acres in a tranquil forested setting, this home exudes all the hallmarks of that perfect dwelling in which to raise the kids.

Constructed to commercial building standards, this architecturally designed home boasts a host of premium features. Fabulous outdoor entertaining, separate one bedroom guest wing as well as a magniicent shed and RV covered storage area. Discover the incredible value for yourself at this week’s open for inspection.

Linda Shore-Perez 0427 378 687 linda@villarealestate.com.au

Linda Shore-Perez 0427 378 687 linda@villarealestate.com.au

VIEW Sat 19 Aug TIME 11am - 12pm PRICE $1,295,000

For more information, visit villarealestate.com.au/properties/sunriseglen

po box 48 noosa heads

VIEW Sat 12 Aug TIME 11am - 12pm PRICE Offers Over $1,495,000

For more information, visit villarealestate.com.au/properties/nylanaway

villarealestate.com.au 12360537-PB32-17

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VIEW THIS SATURDAY 12TH AUGUST 2PM-3PM

UNIQUE AND CAPTIVATING DESIGNER QUEENSLANDER ILLUMINATES STYLE AND COMFORT

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METICULOUSLY CARED FOR AND IN PRISTINE CONDITION, ALL THE HARD WORK HAS BEEN DONE, JUST MOVE IN AND CREATE YOUR OWN MARK.

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

Perched high on the Eumundi Range is this stunning contemporary Queenslander set on a level platform flanked by pristine landscaped gardens, sandstone paths leading to a sparkling pool and stunning views towards Mount Cooran.

Five bedrooms and living areas open out onto an under covered North aspect verandah from decorative French doors that wrap around the house in the tradition of a true Queenslander.

With separate lounge and dining rooms, a spacious light filled study/library, stunning feature bay windows in main living areas together with a southern wrap around verandah that has been fully enclosed to become a gallery, this house flows with sophistication and elegance.

• 5 bedrooms / 3 bathrooms • Spacious parents retreat • Designer kitchen • Large outdoor undercover entertainment area • Ironbark and hoop pine loorboards • Fireplace • 4 acres with various sites for a secondary dwelling for studio, cottage or B&B • Two separate garages that can house two cars each • Filtered 10,000 gallon tank to the home, irrigated dam water for gardens

OFFERS OVER $1,449,000 prime property. premier service. noosatoday.com.au

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ROOM TO MOVE IN SERENE SETTING INSPIRED by the idyllic country setting that surrounds it, this gorgeous home offers a beautiful mix of old-world charm and modern luxuries. With cosy nooks and fireplaces set against stately rooms with pitched ceilings and shining polished timber floorboards, this is a home that must be seen to be fully appreciated.

The sprawling floorplan boasts Hamptonsinspired luxury and five good-sized bedrooms, with the entire upper-level dedicated to the opulent master suite. Complete with study, retreat, ensuite, two walk-in wardrobes and access to the long deck with bushland views; this is a true hideaway. There are four more bedrooms downstairs along with two more bathrooms.

Set in the heart of the home is the designer kitchen that overlooks the open-plan family room.

There is also a formal dining room, media room and a private library that all open out to either the wrap-around deck or light-filled indoor gallery area.

Set in the landscaped gardens is an outdoor living room with sliding plantation shutters for all-weather entertaining and lovely views over the manicured lawns and to the sparkling lagoonstyle pool.

Extra features include two two-car garages, perfect for the DIY enthusiasts, sealed concrete driveways, secure fence with automatic electric gates, filtered 10,000-gallon water tank and dam irrigation for the gardens.

All of this is set on 2.15-acres of luscious land high on the Eumundi Range with various sites perfect for a second dwelling that could be used as a studio, cottage or B&B. â&#x2014;?

HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 210 Nandroya Road, Cooroy Price: $1.449 million-plus Description: 5 bed, 3 bath, 4 car, pool View: Saturday, 2pm-3pm Agent: David Berns for David Berns Real Estate 0410 549 741 22 NOOSA TODAY

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ENJOY THE VIEWS FROM EVERY ROOM SET on a private 20-acre estate, this property offers relaxed living in an exclusive rural setting. The pavilion-style home sits perched on a gentle knoll surrounded by lush lawns and a variety of tropical landscaping.

The main living, dining, master with ensuite and outdoor entertaining occupies one wing of the home, with high ceilings and generous open spaces all creating a sense of grandeur. Enjoy the views from every room of your private oasis, or have a dip in the relaxing in-ground swimming pool, surrounded by a tropical collection of amazing flora.

The open plan living, dining and kitchen are accented with natural stone surfaces and warmed by the open fireplace, which can be enjoyed both inside and out due to its unique design. The kitchen is sleek and functional, with modern European appliances and the addition of the butler’s pantry is a joy for the gourmet chef of the family.

The master bedroom is bright and airy and includes walk-in wardrobe, ensuite and private verandah. The western wing of the home has three large bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, as well as a private study and large separate living/media room that takes in the views to Mt Cooroy.

This lifestyle property offers absolute privacy, peace and tranquility, with native vegetation, fresh-water creek and lush grass paddocks. The only disturbance to the peace is from the serenade of the varieties of birds while you luxuriate in the soothing coastal breezes.

The house has multiple outdoor entertaining area options to enjoy the best of the Noosa and Sunshine Coast climate, frequently claimed to be the best in the world. The acreage has a beautiful and plentiful fruit orchard and room for horses or a few head of cattle if you so desire. Stroll down to toward the back of the property and meander along the creek with its own wading pool.

There is also a large shed with three-phase power, bathroom and kitchenette for possible dual living or large storage of boats and campers. ●

HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 44 Mackay Court, Tinbeerwah Price: Offers in mid-$2 millions Description: 4 bed, 3 bath, 4 car View: By appointment Agent: Linda Shore-Perez and David Perez of Villa Prestige Properties, 0427 378 687 or 0427 378 600

Stunning Designer Home in the Heart of Old Tewantin This is a very exciting opportunity to secure a brand new designer house, simply stunning in every way with quality design, fixtures and fittings on offer.

• 2.55 M square set ceilings, ducted air conditioning throughout

FOR SALE $799,000 VIEW Sat 12th August 10-10.30am AGENT Sam Walker 0400 730 457

• 80mm caesar stone bench tops and satin inish custom cabinetry • Stunning surry blend wool carpets in all bedrooms, European style appliances • 3.6 M x 5.6 M plunge pool with seamless glass fencing

CENTURY 21 CONOLLY HAY GROUP 07 5447 2451

CENTURY21.COM.AU/NOOSA

David Conolly

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TEWANTIN 7 Livingstone Street

SMARTER. BOLDER. FASTER.

AGENTS TO GAIN HIGH-TECH EDGE THE Real Estate Institute of Queensland (REIQ) is helping agents get ahead of the curve and learn more about how technology is going to shape the real estate landscape.

The REIQ is bringing the latest technology trends and products relevant to the Queensland real estate market to its inaugural Real TECH Conference with the hope of arming agents will the tech know-how they need to stay on top.

REIQ CEO Antonia Mercorella said the latest innovations and technological advances that had direct application to the real estate market would be available for conference visitors to touch and experience for themselves.

“We want to bring the technology to

our members, we want to put it in their hands and help them get ready for the future by showing them what’s possible and how technology can help them be more productive, more profitable and ultimately more successful,” she said.

“Technology moves at a dizzying pace and keeping up with the latest advances that are relevant to you can be challenging, so we wanted to help our members by putting them in a room with the leaders in this field so they could talk to them and get real insights into what the future holds.”

Ms Mercorella said the REIQ have brought some of the best thinkers to the Real TECH stage, such as the two scientists and futurists known as Future Crunch.

The REIQ wants to help agents learn more about technological advances that can help them work within the industry.

“These guys are incredible and have some amazing ideas about where we’re all headed and how technology is going to get us there,” she said. “I’m looking forward to hearing from them.”

The Real TECH Conference will be held at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, on 30 August, and agents can find out more at www.reiq. com ●

OPEN HOMES Time

Address

A B C

Price Guide

Agent

Castaways Beach 12.00pm - 12.30pm 24 Antipodes Close 12.00pm - 12.45pm 1/512 David Low Way

4 2 3 3 3 2

$995,000 $1,350,000

A B C

210 Nandroya Road

5 3 4

0/0$1,449,000

David Berns Real Estate - 0408 629 438

Doonan

By Negotiation

Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - 0401 807 697

5 3 4

Over $1,050,000

Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - 0418 712 600

10.00am - 10.30am 11 Peachtree Crescent

4 2 2

High $600,000's

Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - 0418 712 600

10.00am - 10.45am 74 The Avenue

4 3 2

$749,000

Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - 0438 579 911

3 2.5 2

$670,000

Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - 0438 579 911

Peregian Springs Saturday 12th August

Saturday 12th August

10.45am - 11.45am 20 Templeton Way

4 3 2

O/O$925,000

6 5 2

Price Guide $950,000

David Berns Real Estate - 0408 629 438

Wednesday 16th August

93 Duke Road

Richardson & Wrench Noosa - 0433 118 575 11.00am - 11.30am 24 Pavilion Drive

Eumundi

11.00am - 11.30am 8 Bunya Grove

3 2 2

Saturday 12th August

11.00am - 11.30am 32 Pavilion Drive

3 2.5 2

10.00am - 10.30am 2 Jocelyn Drive 11.00am - 12.00pm 2 Monomeet Close 12.30pm - 1.30pm 1335 Eumundi Noosa Road

3 2.5 2 4 2 3 5 2 5

Contact Agent $1,350,000 0/0$1,595,000

Richardson & Wrench Noosa - 0412 325 421 Richardson & Wrench Noosa - 0418 714 653 11.00am - 11.30am 17 Bunya Grove David Berns Real Estate - 0408 629 438 12.00pm - 12.30pm 69/11-15 Dunes Court

Marcus Beach 11.00am - 11.30am 1/28 Tristania Drive

3 3 2

$1,250,000

12.00pm - 12.30pm 20 Dame Patti Dr

Friday 11th August

35 Warana Street 26 Attunga Heights 123 Sebel, 32 Hastings St 3/31 Picture Point Cres 2/29 Viewland Drive 15 Banksia Ave

3 2 1 4 3 5

1 1 1 3 3 3

2 1 1 1 2 2

$660,000

By Negotiation O/o $600,000 1,850,000 $1,200,000 Under $1.9m

3 2 5 2 2 3 5 3

1 1 4 1 2 2 6 3

2 1 2 1 1 2 3 2

$660,000 AUCTION

By Negotiation

By Negotiation O/o $750,000 $1,195,000

By Negotiation $1,200,000

Saturday 12th August

35 Warana Street 9 'Rise Apt' 37 Noosa Dr 6 Bartill Court 26 Attunga Heights 200/201 - 6 Hastings St 4/34 Edgar Bennett Ave 17 Springs Crescent 2/29 Viewland Drive

Sunday 13th August

11.00am - 11.45am 26 Attunga Heights 12.00pm - 12.30pm 9 'Rise Apt' 37 Noosa Dr

2 1 1 2 1 1

By Negotiation AUCTION

2 1 1

O/o $965,000

Tuesday 15th August

12.00pm - 12.30pm 201 Netanya, 71 Hastings

Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - 0418 426 065 12.00pm - 12.30pm 10 Hill Street Richardson & Wrench Noosa - 0438 695 505 1.00pm - 1.30pm 48 Solway Drive Richardson & Wrench Noosa - 0438 528 148 1.00pm - 1.30pm

4/34 Edgar Bennett Ave 3/31 Picture Point Cres 2/29 Viewland Drive 35 Warana Street

3 4 3 3

2 3 3 1

2 1 2 2

$1,195,000 $1,850,000 $1,200,000 $660,000

11.00am - 11.30am 524/61 Noosa Springs Dr 12.00pm - 12.30pm 502/61 Noosa Springs Drv

Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - 0438 579 911

Price Guide $445,000

Richardson & Wrench Noosa - 0433 118 575

4 2 6

$780,000

Richardson & Wrench Noosa - 0438 695 z505

4 2 6

$780,000

Richardson & Wrench Noosa - 0438 695 505

3 2 1

Negotiable

Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - 0418 426 065

3 2 2

$1,795,000

Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - 0403 134 420

4 2 2

Contact Agent

Richardson & Wrench Noosa - 0466 248 345

3 2 2

$1,795,000

Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - 0403 134 420

2 1 1

$525,000

Richardson & Wrench Noosa - 0466 248 345

3 2 1

Negotiable

Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - 0418 426 065

$850,000

Richardson & Wrench Noosa - 0466 248 345

4 2 3

2/29 Duke Street

Offers Over $990,000 Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - 0422 719 041

2 2 1

By Negotiation

Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - 0417 624 059

3 2 1

Negotiable

Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - 0418 426 065

4 2 2

$799,000

Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - 0400 730 457

4 2 2

$625,000

Richardson & Wrench Noosa - 0467 600 009

Sunday 13th August

10.00am - 10.30am 7 Livingstone Street Richardson & Wrench Noosa - 0412 806 252 12.00pm - 12.30pm 9 Blackheath Drive Richardson & Wrench Noosa - 0412 806 252

3 3 2 3 3 2

Contact Agent Contact Agent

3 2 2

$1,475,000

Base Realtors - 0412 206 563

3 2 3 3 2 2

$778,000 $1,475,000

Base Realtors - 0412 206 563 Base Realtors - 0412 206 563

Noosaville

Auction diary

Thursday 10th August

2/24 Ann Street

Friday 11th August

2/67 Bluefin Crt 2/24 Ann Street

Saturday 12th August

1/6 Nannygai Street 41 Dolphin Cres 2/67 Bluefin Crt 2/24 Ann Street

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By Negotiation

3 2 2

Saturday 12th August

Saturday 12th August

10.00am - 10.30am 11.00am - 11.30am 1.00pm - 1.45pm 2.00pm - 2.45pm

3 2 2

2 1 1

Richardson & Wrench Noosa - 0438 695 505 Richardson & Wrench Noosa - 0438 695 505 12.00pm - 12.45pm Unit 3, No. 2 Webb Road Richardson & Wrench Noosa - 0438 695 505 Tewantin Richardson & Wrench Noosa - 0438 695 505

Noosa Springs

1.00pm - 1.45pm 2.00pm - 2.45pm

Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - 0438 579 911

Saturday 12th August

Richardson & Wrench Noosa - 0438 695 505 Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - 0418 426 065 2.00pm - 2.30pm 20 Dame Patti Dr Richardson & Wrench Noosa - 0438 528 148 Richardson & Wrench Noosa - 0438 695 505 Sunshine Beach Richardson & Wrench Noosa - 0438 695 505 Friday 11th August Richardson & Wrench Noosa - 0438 695 505 12.00pm - 12.45pm Unit 3, No. 2 Webb Road Richardson & Wrench Noosa - 0438 695 505 5.00pm - 6.00pm 33 Parkedge Road Richardson & Wrench Noosa - 0438 695 505 Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - 0411 644 254 Saturday 12th August Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - 0418 426 065 10.00am - 10.30am 40 Park Cres Richardson & Wrench Noosa - 0438 528 148 Richardson & Wrench Noosa - 0438 695 505 11.00am - 11.45am 33 Parkedge Road Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - 0400 730 457 11.00am - 11.30am 1/11 Culgoa Street Richardson & Wrench Noosa - 0438 695 505 12.00pm - 12.45pm Unit 3, No. 2 Webb Road

Wednesday 16th August

2.00pm - 2.45pm

$660,000

Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - 0400 730 457 Friday 11th August

Noosa Heads

11.00am - 11.30am 11.30am - 12.00pm 12.00pm - 12.30pm 3.00pm - 3.30pm

Offers over $640,000 Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - 0438 579 911

Sunrise Beach

Saturday 12th August

10.00am - 10.30am 11.00am - 11.30am 11.00am - 11.45am 11.00am - 11.45am 12.00pm - 12.30pm 12.00pm - 12.30pm 12.00pm - 12.30pm 1.00pm - 1.30pm

Agent

3 3 2

11.00am - 11.45am 26 Parakeet Crescent

Saturday 12th August

11.00am - 11.30am 11.00am - 11.45am 11.00am - 11.30am 3.00pm - 3.30pm 3.00pm - 3.30pm 4.00pm - 4.30pm

Price Guide

Saturday 12th August

Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - 0422 719 041 Century 21 Conolly Hay Group - 0403 134 420 10.00am - 10.45am 2 Lorikeet Drive

Cooroy

2.30pm - 3.15pm

Address

Peregian Beach

Saturday 12th August

2.00pm - 3.00pm

Time

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3 4 3 3

2 2 2 2

2 3 3 2

Contact Agent O/o $2million $778,000 $1,475,000

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Noosa Heads Saturday 26th August

Richardson & Wrench Noosa - 0400 904 678 11.45am - 11.45am 9 'Rise Apt' 37 Noosa Dr Richardson & Wrench Noosa - 0403 646 930 Friday 29th September Base Realtors - 0412 206 563 2106 'Peppers' 5 Morwong Base Realtors - 0412 206 563 4.00pm - 4.00pm

2 1 1

AUCTION

Richardson & Wrench Noosa - 5447 4499

3 3 2

AUCTION

Richardson & Wrench Noosa - 0403 646 930

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LIVE Wendy Catlin

ART

TUGS AT HEARTSTRINGS Noosa Open Studios is showing locals and tourists there’s more to Noosa than fantastic beaches, cafes and boutiques.

As the name suggests, the event invites guests into the homes and worlds of artists living across the Noosa Shire.

Spokeswoman Sarah Therese said the event, now in its second year, was a way for artists to meet the public, tell them what they do, how they gain their inspiration and perhaps sell them some art.

Noosa Open Studios was created by established Noosa painter and sculptor Tricia Bradford.

After running Tewantin’s Harbourside Gallery, Tricia gathered together some artists to find a way to bring people to the artists.

“The artists are spread right across the Noosa Shire from Noosa Heads and Castaway Beach to Cooroy and right across the hinterland,” Sarah said.

“There are all different sorts of art painting, photography, textile, ceramics.

“It’s a lovely way for people, particularly if they’re tourists to see the region.

“It gives them a good reason to get out and about and drive through the hinterland and see areas they may not have otherwise thought of going.”

“Lots of the artists have creative spaces, and people can ask them about what they do and how they do their art.”

Sarah said many artists held workshops throughout the year that people could find out about and be

involved in.

There are 48 artists involved in Noosa Open Studios, and many have interesting lives outside their art.

Rob Roy McKeown of Ringtail Creek spent many years teaching art to young people at risk and even taught for a time at Port Phillip prison in the maximum security section.

IT’S A LOVELY WAY FOR PEOPLE, PARTICULARLY IF THEY’RE TOURISTS TO SEE THE REGION. Painter and printmaker Michele Knightley of Boreen Point is a passionate environmentalist who uses her art to capture the local fauna and flora.

Ceramicist Carol Watkins of Black Mountain is a State Emergency Services volunteer who, in 2014, was awarded the Minister’s cup for being the services member of the year.

Sarah said Noosa Open Studios follows a tradition of other open studios in the US and Margaret River in Western Australia which have become significant events on the art calendar.

Sponsored by Noosa Council and Tourism Noosa, the free event will be run from 18-20 August, and programs can be obtained from the Tourism Noosa office, Noosa Council and various galleries.

For more information, visit www. noosaopenstudios.com.au ●

Michele Knightley

The J Theatre 60 Noosa Drive Noosa Junction

www.thej.com.au 12360666-DJ32-17

THIS WEEK

GIG GUIDE

HOLLIE HARRIS

Friday 11 August Cooroy RSL 6pm Hurricane.

Tewantin Noosa Bowls Club 6pm Billy Guy. Imperial Hotel Noon Renny Field.

7pm Stand-up comedy: Terry Hanson, Steven J. Whiteley.

7.30pm 8 Ball Aitken.

Saturday 12 August Cooroy RSL The Claptomaniacs.

Imperial Hotel Noon The Brown Trouts.

7pm Ruby Gilbert, Ethan Roberts.

Sunday 13 August Sunshine Beach Surf Club 3pm Backroom Vegas.

Imperial Hotel 2pm TJ Carter.

READ

LISTEN

WATCH

Cluetopia: The story of 100 years of the Crossword, by David Astle

Run Kitty Run, by The Bombay Royale

Atomic Blonde (MA15+) Starring: Charlize Theron, James McAvoy

Across (4) - A sign that helps find the answer. Down (5) - A suffix from Ancient Greek. Across (5) - Sculpture by Michelangelo. Down (5) Dictionary man from SBS’s “Letters & Numbers”.

Lovers of the weekly crossword shouldn’t miss Cluetopia: The story of 100 years of the Crossword, by David Astle. It’s a masterpiece to be deciphered while readers are beguiled by the history of the black and white grid of boxes that have entertained and taught puzzlers for over a century. Each of its 100 chapters contains a hint to David’s giant crossword that is sure to stump the best. - Review by SuzAnne King, of Friends of Noosa Library ●

For a band that sounds like no other, three distinctly different albums on the trot is exceptional. On Run Kitty Run, The Bombay Royale dive further into their exotic influences, such as revisiting the nervous, rubbery funk of classic ’70s kung fu classics like Enter The Dragon. Bhediya could be an alternate James Bond theme - one where his vodka Martinis are heavily spiked - while the title track is pure joy and one of their niftiest earworms to date. This is loads of fun and a fun addition to any playlist. Time to get lost on another daring adventure through an imaginary Bollywood. ●

This one dropped to huge excitement Charlize spying on the Russians in 1989 Berlin with a pumping ’80s soundtrack.

Tailor-made for the average child of the Cold War butting up uncomfortably against the reality of middle age, glasses and non-stop Islamic terrorism.

Plot-wise, she’s seeking “the list” - the name of every double-agent in the battle of East vs West. If the Russians have it, it will fuel the Cold War for another 20 years or so.

There are some high stakes ... but the simple truth is this: with a plot so convoluted that I swear I saw a quintuple-agent, this may be the moment the indomitable Charlize jumps the shark. ●

PUZZLES Quick Clues

SUDOKU No. 4147

ACROSS Naughtiness (8) Simple (4) Run away (4) Send (8) Guide (5) Singing voice (6) Refuse (6) Revolve (6) Centre (6) New (5) Good-looking (8) Wild goat (4) Surrender (4) Gem (8)

SUDOKU 8 9 6 7 2

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4 2

8 7 5 1 4 2 5 6 8 9 2 9 3 1 8 7 4 2 9

5 1

CRYPTIC PUZZLE NO. 7485 - SOLUTIONS Across - 1,Har-ass-ed. 6, A-rid. 8, Dash. 9, List-less. 10, C-hump. 11, I-ndigo. 13, Band-it. 15, Ex-cite. 17, B-asset. 19, On i-ce. 22, Fe-arsom-e. 23, I-van. 24, D-rat. 25, Sho-we-red.

Down - 2, A-bash. 3, Ash-amed. 4, Sole. 5, Des-pised. 6, Ailed (rev.) 7, I-nsight. 12, Stations. 14, Amateur. 16, Conni-ve. 18, Strut (anag.) 20, Craze. 21, He-ro.

Solution No.4147

1 8 7 3 5 2 4 9 6

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

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25. Was wet and we propped it outside (8).

DOWN 2. With a crack, humiliate (5). 3. Made to chop the wood first, is sheepish (7). 4. The only thing a vegetarian won’t eat! (4). 5. Felt contempt for a man that spied, anyhow (8). 6. The girl got up, but wasn’t feeling well (5). 7.

What makes you realise one thing’s wrong (7). 12. Posts at the departure points (8). 14. He doesn’t combine work with play! (7). 16. Plot with a bloke to hold the pub up (7). 18. Trust it can be made to provide support (5). 20.

Does it make you mad that it’s so popular? (5). 21. Man or, perhaps, superman (4).

6 2 4 5 1 7 3 8 9

ACROSS 1. Chivvied, the animal raced about (8). 6. Clear ahead and dry (4). 8. Confound it, there’s only very little! (4). 9.

Are not as inclined to be lethargic (8). 10. It will be cold on a prominence, twit! (5). 11. The one doing somersualts, in blue (6). 13. An outlaw gang, it is (6). 15. Get worked up, once you quote it (6). 17. Bet the twit goes in to get the dog (6). 19. As soon as I enter, cooling down (2,3). 22.

The terrible Roma’s put in charge, which is horrendous (8). 23. I front for him (4). 24. Blast the D--- creature! (4).

25. Was wet and we propped it outside (8).

DOWN 2. With a crack, humiliate (5). 3. Made to chop the wood

9 1 5 4 8 3 6 7 2

CRYPTIC PUZZLE NO. 7485

8 7 3 2 9 6 5 1 4

YPTIC PUZZLE NO. 7485

Cryptic Clues

4 3 8 7 2 5 9 6 1

2.

7 9 1 8 6 4 2 3 5

1.

DOWN Bay (5)

2 5 6 9 3 1 8 4 7

Good-looking (8)

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WHAT’S ON ARTISTS OPEN CREATIVE DOORS

AND THE LAUGHS KEEP COMING the London Comedy Store 10th Anniversary Best New Comic competition (he lost).

Terry’s stage credits range from Shakespeare and Classic Literature to Spud Murphy’s Rock ‘n’ Roll Cabarets and a dozen different rabbits in a hundred different kids shows.

He danced the tango, sang a duet with Reg Livermore (Reg wore the frock), appeared by video link with Douglas Adams; and toured Lang Park with Wally ‘The King’ Lewis.

For more than 10 years and far too early in the morning, Terry has been the funny man for Brisbane’s number one breakfast

A DAY TO PLAY Local artists, Tania Nash and Toni Wills are conducting a workshop in Eumundi for budding writers and performers aged 13 to 17.

‘Play In A Day’ workshops set the challenge of devising, writing and performing a 10-minute one-act play within a fun-filled 24-hour period.

“The workshops are a way to get teenagers to engage with their own stories and learn skills on how to share those stories as a performance. It’s an opportunity for them to explore the issues relevant to them within the safe space of theatre”, playwright and producer Toni Wills said.

radio show: Bianca, Terry and Bob on 97.3fm.

Please note, this is an adults only show - some language and concepts may offend.

Tickets: Pre-sale $18 at the Imperial Hotel. Phone 5442 8811 until 4pm on the day. $25 at the door.

Doors open 7.30pm and show starts at 8pm.

The Imperial Hotel’s free courtesy bus operates Friday and Saturday nights from 5pm and Sundays from 2pm travelling to Eumundi, Belli Park, Cooroy, Doonan, Eerwah Vale, North Arm, and Verrierdale. Phone Gary on 0467 414 171 to book. ●

Workshops are $110 per person and are fully catered. Participants stay overnight at the facility and are supervised at all times.

At the conclusion of the workshop, parents, friends and members of the public are invited to watch and enjoy the resulting performances. The plays will be judged by an independent adjudicator to determine the Best Play in A Day. Play in a Day workshops are supported

by Horizon Festival and the Regional Arts Development Fund through the Sunshine Coast Council. For further details visit www. playinaday.com.au.

The workshop will be held on 2 and 3 September, at the Eumundi School of Arts hall.●

10 DAYS of FABULOUS LIVE JAZZ

Terry Hansen.

Kids encouraged to seize the day.

What’s On...

by 30 of Australia’s finest Jazz musicians

25th & 26th Aug. - ‘Wonderful World of Jazz’ at The J Theatre by Australian Jazz Ensemble and Noosa Chorale.

Looking ahead, pop on your calender Noosa Open Studios. This is a unique chance to visit Noosa artists in their private studios from the sea to the trees, learn about the artists’ creative processes, see their work and even purchase a work of art to take home.

Almost 50 artists and artisans will welcome the public into their personal creative space across the Noosa region. Be creatively inspired by painters, ceramicists, mixed media artists and other artisans while driving through the picturesque shire of Noosa, discovering back roads and hidden treasures.

Printed studio guides with maps and details of artists’ studio locations will be available closer to the date. Studios are open Friday 18 to Sunday 20 August and further info can be found at noosaopenstudios.com.au ● 12360369-ACM32-17

Prepare yourself for a full physical workout of the best possible medicine - laughter - when standup comedians Terry Hansen and Steven J. Whiteley take to the stage at The Imperial Hotel Eumundi on Friday 11 August.

Terry Hansen is a stand-up comedian and actor with 20 years on the national comedy circuit.

He has compered all five Sydney Comedy Stores (and owns five of the six T-shirts); told Le Kuan Yew jokes to Singapore officials in Singapore and lived (it’s how you tell them); appeared as Christopher Skase in Mallorca without being hospitalised or arrested; and was invited to

NOOSA JAZZ PARTY 25 AUG. to 3 SEPT. 2017

31st Aug. to 3rd Sept. world class jazz performances each night at The J Theatre.

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EVERY PLATE A PLEASURE TO THE PALATE

BY HOLLIE HARRIS “I love to eat! As far back as I remember when I was a child the first thing I asked mum was ‘what’s for dinner’."

Chef Hugh McDonogh loves his job. He’s one of the very few who genuinely found his calling in life and if you’ve tasted some of his fare coming out of the kitchen at the Cooroy RSL lately, you would’ve tasted the ‘happy’ in his food.

Hugh has worked in over 60 professional kitchens throughout his career and although he thrives in the RSL’s fast paced environment, he takes a calm approach to everything.

Working throughout Australia, Canada, South Korea has honed Hugh’s craft and it all comes together on the plate.

His whole seared hot mustard roast bolar blade is cooked to perfection for five hours with star anise. Why rush things?

The Cooroy RSL is known for great value roasts of the day, but there’s so much more to it than that.

“We spend a lot of time and effort to ensure the roast is 100 per cent perfect every day, from seared mustard, beef blade slow cooked, to perfect pork crackling, it’s a process,” Hugh said.

Time and time again the kitchen turns out tender, juicy beef. Taking the time to cook each meal to perfection is an art-form in a busy kitchen. They seal the whole blade with salt and pepper on a hot grill until a

Winter warmers from chef Hugh McDonogh at the Cooroy RSL.

dark sear is reached - the darker the better, chef says. Then into deep cooking tray with red wine, star anise, bay leaf, onion, celery. Then it’s slow cooked in stock and hot English mustard for five hours. After all that, the beef takes a well-earned two-hour rest before serving. No short-cuts here.

The RSL make what the community requests. Over time seasonal dishes come and go but they love change and frequently change the menu to suit the constantly evolving food scene.

Being winter now, the menu is geared to more hearty dishes, such as the 350g

yearling beef schnitzel with homemade sourkraut and mushroom jus.

So what makes the Cooroy RSL home for veteran chef Hugh McDonogh?

“I love the fast-paced environment, making the customers happy and meeting all the good people.” ●

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Whether it’s an intimate dinner, lunch with the family or a wedding, Noosa Golf Club has been the venue of choice for locals and tourists for the past eight decades.

The club's roadside appearance doesn’t do justice to the beauty that awaits guests when they enter the club - which last week celebrated its 80th anniversary with members.

Head chef Tony Rogers prides himself on the club’s good wholesome food and with $13 lunch specials there’s no denying the prices are good as well.

Noosa Golf Club’s stunning surrounds of natural bushland and tranquil lakes provide a spectacular backdrop for wedding photos or a perfect spot to sit and enjoy the view over the 18-hole fairways to Mount Tinbeerwah.

The thriving club has 1400 members of which 366 are social and come to enjoy the food and drink.

The bistro opens seven days a week for lunch and from Tuesday to Friday for dinner.

Friday nights are the highlight of the week with meat trays, seafood trays and a membership draw on the agenda.

Saturday evenings are closed to the public to cater for functions from birthdays to weddings.

Noosa Golf Club is on Cooroy Noosa Road, Tewantin. Phone 5447 1407. ●

With its large dining room, dance floor and open decks its a perfect wedding spot.

The tranquil lakes make a lovely photo opportunity.

Sunsets are spectacular on the fairways.

Tee off on the 18-hole golf course.

CABARET Saturday 12th August 5.30pm Limited Seats – tickets on sale now Wednesday & Thursday 2 course menu + glass of wine $39

Friday, Saturday & Sunday 2 course menu $40 / 3 course menu $48

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MEALS AND MORE WITH THEM Just a year after taking over the kitchen at Tewantin Noosa Bowls Club, head chef Darren Pyle and his wife Kym are adding on a coffee shop and reporting record attendance. â&#x20AC;&#x153;People must be liking what we are doing, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s really increasing,â&#x20AC;? Darren said.

The past month has been very busy for the clubâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s bistro with 2500 meals served in July which is an increase of 750 from the previous year.

And itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s no wonder with a selection of homemade cakes on offer in addition to bistro meals prepared by Darren and his team of eight staff.

Darren said the new coffee shop with alfresco seating will open in September with a new coffee machine and bring with it a menu change and an increase in the range of homemade cakes. â&#x20AC;&#x153;It will have a bright new look and weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll have more snack type food for members,â&#x20AC;? he said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll be homemade pies and sausage rolls and wraps.â&#x20AC;?

Darren said the bistro menu would also be changed to co-incide with the coffee shop opening.

He said the bistro specials were very popular with bowlers and pensioners and would be continuing.

The club is very popular with bowls played every day and regular tournaments. â&#x20AC;&#x153;We have a lot of people up from down south. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a very busy time. Most of them are members of the club. Some come for four weeks and others for three months,â&#x20AC;? he said.

Barefoot bowls is also popular with corporate and social events and will be more popular as Christmas approaches, Darren said.

Tewantin Noosa Bowls Club is at 65 Hilton Terrace, Tewantin. Phone 5449 7155. â&#x2014;?

COOK WOMBOK AND PORK OKONOMIYAKI INGREDIENTS 6 spring onions, thinly sliced lengthways.

150g Coles Australian 3-star pork mince.

1.5 cups self-raising flour.

1 cup chicken stock.

2 eggs, lightly whisked.

1.5 cups finely shredded wombok.

2 tbsp vegetable oil.

2 tbsp Worcestershire sauce.

1/2 cup Kewpie mayonnaise.

The meringue cake is one of the most popular on the menu.

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2. Heat a medium frying pan over high heat. Cook the mince, stirring with a wooden spoon to break up any lumps, for five minutes or until cooked through. Transfer to a bowl.

3. Place the flour in a large bowl. Make a well in the centre. Whisk the stock and eggs in a jug. Add to the flour and stir to combine. Add the pork, one cup of the wombok and the remaining spring onion to the batter. Stir to combine.

4. Heat two teaspoons of the oil in a non-stick frying pan over mediumlow heat. Cook 3/4 cup of the batter for 2-3 mins or until bubbles appear on surface. Use a spatula to turn.

Brush cooked surface with a little Worcestershire sauce. Cook for two minutes or until cooked through.

Turn and cook for one minute or until surface caramelises. Transfer to a large plate. Repeat with the remaining batter and Worcestershire sauce to make four pancakes.

5. Place pancakes on plates. Drizzle with mayonnaise. Top with remaining wombok and spring onion curls.

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BEST RESULT FOR NOOSA ALIVE Noosa Alive president Johanne Wright has confirmed the date for next year’s festival as 20-29 July and festival director Ian Mackellar and his team are hard at work to secure entertainers and activities for the event.

This year’s event was the festival’s most successful ever, fulfilling its program of delivering more than 250 artists and 130 events - including 18 free events.

Festival spokeswoman Giorgi Ciot said a number of shows were sold out and it had the largest box office sales ever.

“Noosa Alive proved itself to be an important asset to the Noosa business community as hotels and restaurants were full as tourists mixed with locals to enjoy the experience,” she said.

Georgi said about 10,000 people flocked to the Lion’s Park on Noosa River for the an afternoon of free family fun and fireworks display which opened the festival and ended with a fabulous four-day party on Noosa Main Beach.

A number of the events were being presented to Queensland audiences for the first time.

There were six premieres in all, including Luke Kennedy’s opening night show at The J, titled His Voice, the Queensland Ballet’s new work by choreographer Amy Hollingsworth and cabaret act by Olympic diver Matthew Mitcham.

To be involved in the next festival email info@noosalongweekend.com or phone 5474 2544. ●

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To new friends and old, come along and make our Club your “home away from home”- we know you will enjoy our hospitality!

Located along the glorious Noosa River we offer a unique Asian twist for lunch and an unforgettable dining experience

Seafood dishes served in smart, 3-level glass-fronted bistro and rooftop bar floating on the river

25 Maple St, Cooroy Club Trading Hours Mon to Sun 10am-10pm Sunday 11am -10pm (closing seasonal) (07) 5447 6131 cooroyrsl.com.au

3/229 Gympie Terrace, Noosaville Open daily 11am until late for lunch, dinner, take-away (07) 5440 5119 freshnaturalasian.com.auv

194 Gympie Terrace, Noosaville Open Tues, Wed, Thurs, Sun 6am–10pm & Fri, Sat 6am to 11pm (Closed Monday) (07) 5440 5070 noosaboathouse.com.au

Festival ambassador Naomi Price performed Lady Beetle.

NOOSAVILLE FISH MARKET

Enjoy amazing buttery pastries, sourdough batards and gorgeous French provincial style cooking

Select from the all-day breakfast menu or for lunch try a Noosa Warm Salad, Asian Pok Belly or one of their delicious Toasted Sandwiches

9/13 Garnet St, Cooroy Tuesday to Saturday 8am to 4pm (07) 5472 0077 facebook.com/ maisondeprovencesunshinecoast

255 Gympie Terrace, Noosaville Open 7 days 6am to 2.30pm (07) 5449 8833 facebook.com/grindnoosa

Noosa’s best takeaway fish and chips.

Fresh local and imported fish cooked to perfection by our chefs. A wide range of homemade snacks plus our famous tender calamari and chunky chips. Local cooked prawns/ oysters and fish available fresh to take home

Eumundi IMPERIAL HOTEL EUMUNDI Good old fashioned table service, delicious food, cold beer and wine and live entertainment 1 Etheridge St, Eumundi 7 days a week from 10am till late (07) 5442 8811 imperialhoteleumundi.com.au

noosa hEads PEPPERS NOOSA RESORT & VILLAS View Restaurant Admire the breathtaking views across Laguna Bay, dine in style and enjoy one of the best breakfast, dinner and event experiences in Noosa

IS TAPAS TAPAS + COCKTAIL BAR Over 50 cocktails and 40 Tapas to choose from.

249 Gympie Terrace, Noosaville Open from 12 noon till late (07)5447 1818 facebook.com/iStapas

PErEgian PEREGIAN BEACH HOTEL A menu designed for sharing. Tapas, wood fire pizza & Asian fusion dishes using fresh & local ingredients will keep you here for lunch, dinner or in between

221 – 229 David Low Way, Peregian Beach Open 7 days 10am – 10pm Sunday to Thursday 10am – Late Friday & Saturday 07 5448 3111 peregianbeachhotel.com.au

noosavillE IVORY PALMS RESORT RESTAURANT Enjoy a hearty breakfast or an appetising dinner complimented by draught beer, cider on tap plus over 20 wines to choose from 73 Hilton Terrace, Noosaville Breakfast and Dinner (07) 54731898 facebook.com/pkspizzabar

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Taste tempting hamburgers made from the freshest produce handpicked from local producers and our chicken is naturally hormone free

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PErEgian PIZZAMI GOURMET PIZZA BAR Proudly keeping to the basics of pizza making in order to serve the highest quality pizzas Cnr Kingfisher and Heron Steet, Peregian Beach Wed to Sun 12 to 8.30pm, Tues 4pm to 8.30pm Closed Monday 07 5471 2300 pizzami.com.au

TEwanTin THE RIVER DECK RESTAURANT Located in an airy setting with views of the water, offering brekkie, steak, seafood dishes and cocktails.

2/14 Thomas St, Noosaville Mon-Sun 9am–9:30pm 7 days a week (07) 5440 5228 beloportonoosa.com.au

Unit 1/, 205 Weyba Road, Noosaville Open 7 Days 11am to 9pm (07) 5449 7598 izzychai-asian.com.au

Noosa Marina, 2 Parkyn Ct, Tewantin Open Lunch 7 days 11.30 am to 3.00 pm Tues to Sun 5.30 pm to 8.30 pm Breakfast: Sat 9 am to 11.00 am (07) 5474 1100 riverdecknoosa.net.au

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MAISIE’S SEAFOOD & STEAKHOUSE Seafood and mixed grills are the draw at this relaxed spot with streetside seats and river glimpses.

247 Gympie Terrace, Noosaville QLD 4566 Open 7 Days 11.30am to 2.30pm and 5.30pm to 9pm (07) 5449 7497 maisies.com.au

THE STACKED PANTRY Locally owned, family run gluten free, dairy free café. Healthy food with stacks of flavour and Vegan options available 3/28 Sunshine Beach Rd, Noosa Heads Open 7 days 7am to 3pm (Except Sunday close at 2pm) (07) 5324 1003 facebook.com/thestackedpantry

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COMMUNITY UPDATES TEWANTIN-NOOSA GARDEN CLUB The next meeting of the Tewantin-Noosa Garden Club will be held on Monday 14 August, for a 1.30pm start, at the Catholic Church Hall, 5 Moorindil Street, Tewantin.

Our August guest speaker is Jonathon Drury from Rocky Point Mulching on the topic, “Improving your garden with Rocky Point Products”. Visitors are most welcome. Contact Helen Brown 0402 107 716.

ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT RETIREES (AIR) NOOSA BRANCH AIR is a not-for-profit organisation working for the interests of self-funded and partially self-funded retirees or those about to retire.

The next meeting is on Thursday 10 August, at 9.45am for 10am, at South Pacific Resort, 179 Weyba Road, Noosaville. Speaker is Marshall Perron, former NT Chief Minister, and the topic is Dying With Dignity. Phone 0466 449 946 for more information or email airnoosacommunications@gmail.com

CANCER COUNCIL MEETING Cancer Council Queensland Noosa branch will hold its next meeting on 11 August at the Leisure Centre Noosaville, opposite library, at 10am. All new members welcome.

Phone Kathi on 0418 488 067.

FUND-RAISING FILM NIGHT Santa’s Classy Helpers are holding a Movie Night at Noosa 5 Event Cinema’s in Noosa Junction on Thursday 17 August, at 6.30pm.

The movie is a comedy drama titled “Hampstead“ starring Brendan Gleeson, Diane Keaton and James Norton. Tickets are available from Noosa’s Classy Lady on Gympie Terrace for $20 each and all proceeds go towards Santa’s Classy Helpers Christmas fund.

LADIES PROBUS CLUB MEETING The Ladies Probus club of Noosa Heads will

WEEKLY ROSTER FOR MEALS ON WHEELS Weekly roster for Tewantin-Noosa Meals on Wheels for the week Monday 14 to Friday 18 August.

Monday drivers: Rotary Daybreak, Chris and Ken, Keetha, Andrew, Anne and Phil, Anne and Colin, Patricia.

Kitchen: Martina, Stephen, Len, Neil.

Tuesday drivers: Bruce, Liz, Anne, Gail and Sharon, Tania and friends, Cheryl, Carley and kids.

Kitchen: Ashleigh, Christine, Jo, Susanne, George.

Wednesday drivers: Des and Ian, Liz and Pat, Gary, Victor, Carolyn and Sue, Barbara, Barbara and Gerard.

Kitchen: Judi, Sandy, Elfie, Glenis, Jerry, Mark.

Thursday drivers: Denise, Graham, Jenny and Kevin, Victor, driver needed run E, Wendy, Nina.

Kitchen: Christine, Lois, Elfie, John.

Friday drivers: Barry, Jan and Bob, Peter, Les and Vicki, David, Margaret and Ray, Rosalie and Jack.

Kitchen: Charlotte, Elfie, Sandy, Mark, Neville.

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

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THE SECRET LIFE OF BATS The Sunshine Coast hinterland’s renowned natural scientist, zoologist Dr Les Hall has spent an academic lifetime studying bats both here and in bat-rich Borneo where he has trained many budding zoologists in that country.

He is passionate about raising the public profile of bats which have received a battering in recent years with the emergence of the Hendra and Lyssa viruses attributed to the country-wide flying fox.

Les said the public fear and wariness of bats goes back centuries when bats were associated with vampires and witch's brews.

“Most people have always been fearful of these black leathery things that fly around at night,” he said.

Dr Hall was made an AM in this year’s Queen’s Birthday honours list and has won a prestigious Whitley Award from hold its next general meeting on 10 August at the Forum Hall, Laguna Estate, Noosaville, at 9.30am for 10am start. The guest speaker is Irene Waters whose topic is ‘Nightmare in Paradise’. The outing is lunch at ‘La Riviera’ restaurant Colonial Resort, on Gympie Terrace, on Thursday August 24, at noon. New members and visitors are welcome.

CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Sunday 13 August at Christian Fellowship of Noosa will mark our 18th anniversary. The special guest speaker for the day will be Dale Stagg, the CEO of the Missionary Organisation “Reach Beyond”, whose message will be titled “A Daniel Generation”. As ever, we welcome visitors to this beautiful place and local residents alike. Our full details are freely available on our website www.christionfellowshipnoosa.com and Tony is always ready to answer any queries on 5474 0620.

GROWING HAPPY, HEALTHY BRAINS EDUCATIVE TALKS. Ever wonder what’s going on inside your child’s brain? Join us for an interactive workshop on how best support your child’s growing brain and amazing life potential on Friday 25 August. Topic is childish thoughts - what makes them tic? Complimentary, everyone welcome, child friendly and children supervised at Noosa Family Chiropractic, 220 Edwards Street, Sunshine Beach. To book phone 5474 8338.

BUTTERFLIES AND THEIR HOST PLANTS Join Dr Helen Schwencke, co-author of Butterfly Magic and founder of the Butterfly and other Invertebrates Club when she presents at Rural Futures Centre, Pavilion Street, Pomona, from 5pm-7pm on Thursday 17 August. RSVP by Monday 14 August to info@ noosalandcare.org or phone 5485 2468.

DYING TO KNOW DAY A Dying to Know Day event is being hosted

by Spiritual Palliative Care at Gregson and Weight Funerals Noosaville on Tuesday August 15 from 6.30pm-8.30pm. There will be information on advance care planning, an update from Katie Rose Cottage and a facilitated discussion on What’s Important at the End of Life and How Do We Do It? Entry by gold coin donation and all donations on the night go directly to Katie Rose Cottage.

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U3A NOOSA U3A Noosa Special Event: Thursday 17 August, at 2.30pm: Free Screening of “A Plastic Ocean” - A documentary about the causes and consequences of plastic pollution.

Talks program: Friday 11 August - Dr Les Hall and Bat Rescue on the challenges of managing the bat population. Friday 18 August - David Williamson on putting words into other people’s mouths.

Full details available on U3A website www.u3anoosa.org.au or phone 5440 5500.

CONCERT AT COOLUM Les Hall searches for bats. the Royal Zoological Society of NSW for his pocket guide - Bats - published with photographer, Steve Parish.

Tomorrow Les and Bat Rescue Inc. will speak at Noosa U3A on the challenges of managing the bat population. Full details available on U3A website www.u3anoosa.org.au or phone 5440 5500. ● Phone Sharon Tregoning on 0408 340 099 or email peace@spiritualpalliativecare.com

TEWANTIN-NOOSA NATIONAL SENIORS The AGM of Tewantin-Noosa National Seniors will be held on Thursday 17 August at the RSL Tewantin with morning tea at 9.30am followed by our meeting. Our guest speaker will be from the Mercy Ships, who travel the world’s trouble spots providing aid and medical attention. Everyone welcome.

Phone Norm on 5474 0919.

FRIDAY FORUM On August 11, Noosa Parks Association welcomes Dr Andrew Olds from the University of the Sunshine Coast to share some of his research on surf fish ecology. The team used the surf zones of ocean beaches in eastern Australia as a model seascape to test for effects of coastal urbanisation, seascape connectivity (i.e. spatial links between surf zones, estuaries, rocky headlands and reefs) and marine reserves on fish assemblages.

Fish were sampled with baited remote underwater video stations from the surf zones of 50 ocean beaches across 2000km of coastline. Come along to Friday Environment Forum this Friday at the NPA Environment Centre, 5 Wallace Drive, Noosaville, starting at 10.30am, with a conservation update before Dr Andrew Olds. Coffee and tea are available from 10am and the forum concludes at 12.15pm. Visit www.noosaparks. org.au for more information. Interpretive birding with Valda starts at 8.30am in the carpark. All welcome.

NAVY RESERVE BAND CONCERT The Navy Reserve Band will be in concert on Sunday 13 August, from 2pm, at the Lion’s Park, Gympie Terrace, Noosaville. Come and enjoy a wide range of musical genres free.

The band will be supported by the Good Shepherd jazz band. The day is sponsored by the Tewantin Noosa RSL Sub-branch veterans.

A concert featuring, Sounds of Celebration, with St Peter’s Church Choir, Pacific Chamber Players Trio Artistri and World Music will be held on Sunday 27 August, at 2pm, at St Peter’s Church, Elizabeth Street, Coolum, marking its 35th anniversary. There will be mulled wine on arrival and homemade food.

Tickets $15 at the door. All proceeds to St Vincent de Paul, Coolum, for their local education and homelessness programs.

THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY MEETING The Theosophical Society, Noosa Theosophy will meet on Friday 11 August, at 7pm, at RSL/CWA Hall, 123 Poinciana Drive, Tewantin. Speaker will be Peter Schultz who will explore recent scientific studies in the area of the inner observer - love(r) of life and their links to ancient wisdom particularly: Nisagaddatta Maharaj - “I am that”. All welcome. Visit facebook.com/magicnoosa/ or phone Janet on 0416 442 962.

NOOSA ORCHID SOCIETY The Noosa Orchid Society meets at 1pm at the Tinbeerwah hall, corner Sunrise Road and Noosa Cooroy Road, Tinbeerwah on the first Saturday of every month. See and learn about orchid growing as a hobby. The August meeting features John Simmons talking about Phaius Australis. All visitors welcome. For more information phone Phillip on 5447 7494.

COUNTRY MUSIC CONCERT A Country Music Concert is on at the Hall of Fame, 24 Steggalls Road, Yandina on Saturday 12 August from 1-5pm. There will be toe tapping, traditional country music with a great band, local artists and guest artists from the Wide Bay Branch entertaining.

Walk-ups welcome. Entry $8. Concession $6.

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ITEMS NEEDED FOR SANTA’S CLASSY HELPERS A mammoth garage sale is planned by local charity Santa’s Classy Helpers for Saturday 26 August at Good Shepherd Lutheran College on Eumundi Road and they are looking for as many items as possible to ensure the day is a success. Over 300 local needy families benefit each Christmas from the charity’s year-round fund-raising. In December they will be given pyjamas, outfits and toys for the children, tinned, packaged and bottled food for the whole family along with cleaning and hygiene products and fresh fruit and vegetables. Small items can be left at Classy Lady in Gibson Road, Noosaville or for larger items contact Lorraine or Chris at Classy Lady, Gympie Terrace, on 5449 7599.

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BY BEK PETRIE NOOSA EAGLES Noosa under-9 Gold built on last week’s win with a 3-0 victory over Stella Maris. An early goal from Bella started the scoring. Great work from the defence and midfielders kept the ball with our forwards. Prolific goal scorer Joel scored a cracking chip over the goal keepers head. Oliver continued his great work in the midfield to earn player-ofthe-match. Joel then got his double with the only goal in the second half.

What a tough close game for under-9 Black. They were up against some big strong defenders from opposing team Coolum. Each player kept going determined not to give the game away. Alexander absolutely shone, stopping some outstanding hard kicks as goalie then came out in the second half and backed it up with fantastic defence. The game came to a close finish with the score being 5-4 after Noah belted in two goals before the whistle blew. Well done to Noah and Lenny kicking the goals, and to Baden, Jaymie, Cooper, James and Kallum for their defending on field.

Player-of-the-match went to deserving Alexander who was exceptional. Cooper also won a voucher for his great play.

Under-9s player of the week Alexander Mulholland.

The under-6 Black team came away very happy with their win against Coolum Stingrays with the score 5-0.

Every player put in 100 per cent on field. Eli stopped every ball from our opposing team in goals and Emily, Charlie, Max, Zach, Isaac and Myles all showed great defence. Congratulations to Max scoring his first goal for the season, and to our other goal shooters Charlie, Myles and Isaac. Isaac took home the player-of-the-match for his outstanding play. ●

GIRLS ARE KICKING GOALS ALL OVER

BY MARGIT CRUICE It was a nail-biting finish to the semi-final of the Queensland Junior Girls Schools AFL competition last week. St Teresa’s Catholic College and Cleveland State High had scores locked at the full-time siren. It took two periods of extra time for a result to be determined with St Teresa’s coming up the winner with a score of 29-22. The best on ground were Maggie Harmer, Lili Clifton and Lauren Vaughean.

This puts the team into the top four in Queensland with the girls competing in the preliminary final in October for the right to play in the grand final. ● Tigers have the height on Burleigh.

TIGERS POUNCE AGAIN FOR A WIN

BY MITCH WOODS The Rococos Bar and Bistro Noosa Tigers bounced back from their second loss of the season with a commanding 22-goal win at Weyba Road over a fairly lifeless Burleigh Bombers outfit last Saturday.

The first half was a scrappy and untidy affair, although the Noosa boys were always in control and if not for some wayward goal-kicking, quite possibly should have blown the game away a tad earlier.

The big win keeps the Tigers alone at the top of the Hart Sport Division 1 QFA ladder, with two rounds to play out.

The usual suspects were again among the best, with ruckman Coleman and McDonald feeding the on ball brigade the entire day.

The grunt of Nick Hill and Barry Smeeton released stars Templeton and in particular Fitzpatrick whose skill and movement through traffic wowed the crowd on several occasions to be adjudged best player on the ground. Down back it was Laskey again who shone with his strength and precision with helpers Lambourne, Maher and in particular Woods who again made himself one of the stand-out players on ground with another near faultless display of skill and team orientated play. Up forward it was great to see Kent Delbridge back in some top form, bagging six goals with big Ryan Jeffries and coach Sam Faure chiming in with eight between them in a very dominant performance.

So with two fixture rounds remaining, I’m sure Sam Faure and his coaching staff will be fine-tuning selection and training with some very big games coming up within the next month. ● noosatoday.com.au

St Teresa's Catholic College Queensland Junior AFL team.

EAGLES BUILD IT UP

BY BEK PETRIE NOOSA EAGLES

PLENTY OF EFFORT POMONA BOWLS Friday 4 August - Twilight Bowls with plenty of keen bowlers on the green. Winners on the night were Denise Debus and Sam Hands, and runners-up went to Peter Read and Wayne Coonan (a visitor to the club). The jackpot was not won and carries over.

Wednesday 2 August - Ladies Mixed Triples Championship round one - the team of Elizabeth Dewhirst, Bettina Winkler and Joselyn Rabjohns (s) defeated Katie McInnes, Denise Debus and Jeanne Price (s) with a comfortable margin. In the game between Sharon Foale, Gaye Bible and Veronis O’Connor (s) against Judy Muir, Marie Robertson and Linda McDougall it was a battle to the finish. With the score at 24-25 it was up to Veronis to take two points on the last end in a great display of controlled bowling. The final round will put Team Rabjohns against Team Veronis. ●

Noosa under-9 Gold built on last week’s win with a 3-0 victory over Stella Maris. An early goal from Bella started the scoring. Great work from the defence and midfielders kept the ball with our forwards. Prolific goal scorer Joel scored a cracking chip over the goal keepers head.

Oliver continued his great work in the midfield to earn player-of-thematch. Joel then got his double with the only goal in the second half.

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TEWANTIN Noosa BOWLS The under-6 Black team came away very happy with their win Saturday 29 July - Mens Pennants Round 1 against Coolum Stingrays with the score 5-0. Every player put in 100 Division 2 and Division 6 had byes. per cent on field. Eli stopped every ball from our opposing team in Division 3 won 64-44 against Coolum Beach at Coolum. goals and Emily, Charlie, Max, Zach, Isaac and Myles all showed great Division 4 won 65-63 against Club Kawana at Tewantin. defence. Congratulations to Max scoring his first goal for the season, Division 7 won 41-24 against Pelican Waters at Pelican Waters. and to our other goal shooters Charlie, Myles and Isaac. Isaac took Division 8 Lost 33-43 against Club Maroochy at Club Maroochy.

Tuesday 1 August - Noosa Landscape Supplies Pairs home the player-of-the-match for his outstanding play. ● Winners: Sue Gray and Georgina Milligan.

Runners-up: Evelyn Coghlan and Jenny Lonie.

Wednesday 2 August - Noosa Radiology Mens Bowls Winners: Dave Carrett and Cliff Hackett COOROY GOLF Runners-up: Peter Horton and Neville Jones Thursday 3 August - Hang Loosa Noosa Jackpot Pairs Results from the women’s stableford played on Thursday 3 August.

Winners: Ian Sanday and Mal Lloyd Trophy: Weang Brown. Winner: Barbara Taylor (38 c/b). Runner-up: Runners-up: Renate Rees and Fay Westley Tina Thomas (38). Rundown: Aileen Morton (36), Rose Simmons (34), Friday 4 August - Noosa Radiology Friday Friendly Jan Galvin (34), Jocelyn Rabjohns (33), Patsy Fayne (33), Maz Hawkins Winners: Peter Schapel, Pam Schapel and Ree Byrner.

(33), Lynne Dawson (32), Weang Brown (32), Terri Cairns (32), Carmel Runners-up: Peter Richards, Geoff Lewis and Judith Boakes Clark, (32), Colleen Sykes (32), Lavinia Hill (32), Margie Lucas (32 Correction: The Ladies Pennants commenced Monday 7 August, c/b). Birdie Box: Judy Kitcher. Approaches: Eve Hunt, Juanita Langford, not 31 July.

Sue Sendall. Longest putt: Carolyn Foster. ● Men's Section AGM is to be held 9am Sunday 10 September. ●

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LIFE OF BRINE

PHIL JARRATT

NOOSA SHINES AT THE NATS Noosa’s Kirra Molnar, a finalist in the women’s.

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Toledo and Igarashi cross swords at the US Open.

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ANTARCTICA WITH TRAMS

on the same surfer. Anyone who’s surfed Huntington Pier will know that drop-ins, snakes and collisions are not uncommon, but Toledo, number seven on the rankings after his sensational win at Jeffrey’s Bay where he truly raised the bar for pro surfing, really should know better.

If you’re going to split the peak, you’d better be sure of what the other guy is doing, particularly if it’s Igarashi.

Toledo’s interference call against Kanoa in Brazil a couple of months back led to a subsequent blow-up with the judges and a suspension from the Fiji event.

Now, back in contention for a deserved world title, he’d better brush up his act, and if there’s bad blood with Kanoa, leave it in the locker room..

Meanwhile, your correspondent spent the week in chilly Melbourne, or “Antarctica with trams”, as the delightful social diarist Cassandra used to refer to it. No offence Melbourne, but eight degrees maximum is just not cutting it, especially when your rented downtown apartment’s airconditioning has had the fritz!

Coming home after a long, hard day of meetings and blah-de-blahing on the wireless, I did a couple of pirouettes around the vast and fridge-like room, and unable to shake the icicles off, had no option but to repair to the warm and cosy whisky bar next door.

In fact the whisky bar scene caught me by surprise, not having spent much time in the Melbourne CBD in recent years.

Flinders Lane is just one long parade of barely-signposted doorways leading to tiny caverns of delight where you are served endless flights of whisky and cheese.

Nothing better for the winter blues ... except coming home to our endless, near surfless, blue sky winter.

Footnote: Tonight’s the night at Halse Lodge - the first tour stop for the Life of Brine, with special guests Band of Frequencies’ Shannon and OJ Unplugged.

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Men’s Open winner Dane Pioli in fine form.

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HOLY TOLEDO! HE’S DONE IT AGAIN! Across the pond at Huntington Beach, the women’s US Open world tour event saw all the Aussies knocked out in the quarters as Sage Erickson posted her first-tour victory.

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With due deference to avid reader Big Wave Bob, this column is going to be mainly about live people surfing now, and there’s been a lot going on.

In sparkling little righthand runners at Cabarita, just a few hundred metres from where we farewelled Joe Larkin the week before (sorry Bob), the Australian Longboard and Logger Titles played out, with the Noosa Malibu Club all over it. As I write there are still a few divisions to be decided, but last Sunday was a great day for Noosa, and for the Sunny Coast generally.

Let’s start with the girls first, just for a change, and the standout performance of Noosa junior star Emily Lethbridge, who made three individual finals over the course of the day, and took out the Australian junior women’s title ahead of Noosa’s Felicity St Baker. Emily also finished a tight second to Sydney’s Tully White in the open women’s, with Noosa’s Kirra Molnar a creditable fourth. To top it off, Emily also finished fourth, just behind Noosa’s Zac Brewer, in the open gender junior logger.

Still with the women, I mentioned in this column a few weeks back Noosa’s Kristy Quirk’s stellar performance at the Whalebone Classic in Perth in sketchy conditions, and in great conditions at Cabba she backed it up with a second in the over35 women. This girl has come such a long way in a relatively short time, trading the Isadora Duncan scarf and the arabesque for straight-up, solid surfing with style. Great work, gal.

Turning to the blokes, most of the glory went south, with Gold Coast veteran Dane Pioli taking out the open men’s title and scoring a fourth in the logger, where Sunny Coaster Clinton Guest finished second to a blazing Ben Considine. In the over-35 men’s, Brisso Dean Bevan (who was also strong in Perth) took out the title from Buderim’s Jason Caldow, while in the junior ranks the aforementioned Zac Brewer finished just behind second-placed Aidan Feeley of Caloundra in longboard and logger.

With some good results also coming through in the old bloke divisions as I write, well done Noosa Mal Club. It’s great to see such strength right through the ranks. And I bet it was fun too, all those sun-drenched winter peelers.

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try. Then he did it again. And again. And again. But Noosa’s under-10s is not a one-man team, oh no. These boys work together like a box of “M n Ms” - once one gets started, the rest are soon to go. It didn’t take long before Daniel scored. And Max. And Atticus, Cooper and Harry. And they kicked a fine collection of conversions.

Captain Finn led the forwards ever onwards, and Mackie, Oliver and Oscar the Wrecker wreaked havoc. Joey made impressive surges and Will battered into the opposition like a red-haired demon. Backs such as Clay and Clancy were quickly fed the ball, selflessly passing to Tom and Jamie who gained vital metres. Great ruck-work, great passing and great backing up led to a wonderful result for Noosa. ●

NOOSA DOLPHINS JUNIORS UNDER 7 The under-7 crew were on target this week after a fun training at Pirate Park, Noosaville showing off to the public all their skills they have learnt this year so far and that continued at both of their games on Saturday playing at ’Saints’ grounds at Peregian Springs.

Outstanding play from Eli this week, his skills are really shining through in his first year of playing, Oliver was showing his speed and breaking through defence in both games and Conor was equally as impressive sharing the ball to his team-mates.

Sam was showing his speed and getting around the field pretty quick landing him a couple of tries.

Dominoes players of the day this week were Eli Hammersley and Sam Archer. ● UNDER 9 Round 13 was another cracker of a game this week played at our home ground.

Once again the Noosa White under-9 team did not disappoint the spectators who ventured out into another spectacular winters morning on the Sunshine Coast.

The team ended up beating Flinders fairly convincingly, however the result could have gone the other way early with Flinders the first to score. The forwards continue to show progression with good structure around the ruck, providing good quality ball for the backs to work with. Excellent technique was shown by a number of players in defence, pulling off some quality tackles. ●

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Sam Archer scores a goal against Eumundi in the under-7s .

UNDER 10 Noosa 51 def Caloundra Gold 10 The Under 10 Dolphins continued their entertaining and flamboyant style of football with a convincing win under Saturday’s beautiful blue skies. Like the monster rising from the Black Lagoon, Finnbar powered over in the second minute, stunning the opposition. Oscar wove his way into Caloundra’s nightmares, and the backing up of Atticus hammered home the nails in their coffins. Tom’s try had Caloundra fleeing from Godzilla, and our hard-hitting forward defence left them running for sanctuary,

not from goblins and ghoulies but from screaming 10-year olds chasing them down like swarming bats after fluttering moths.

The precision goal-kicking was the final stake in the opposition’s heart, and they fled into the sunset, not to return (this year, anyway).

Dominoes players of the match: Joey Carroll, Harry Caspers, Tom Longhurst. ● UNDER 10 Noosa 60 def Saints 0 Saints began this week’s game strongly, until Oscar broke through for a 50-metre

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UNDER 13 Noosa 57 def Caloundra 5 Noosa took control from the kick-off, scored an early try with a good finish in the corner from Harry Heppell, and then continued to dominate the rest of game in one of their best displays this year. They racked up another eight tries including one solo move from Max Ruster who caught the ball from a restart and ran through half of the Caloundra team to score under the posts. This team has worked hard together in training all season on their fitness, skills and game plan so that they can put in performances like this for the whole 50 minutes. Thanks for the effort and entertainment boys. Keep it going.

Tries: Max Ruster 4, Harry Heppell 2, Jason Burns 2, Oliver Holmes.

Cons: Jarrah Charlesworth 6. ●

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IT’S ALL ON FOR EARLY RISERS ON RIVERFRONT If you’re anything like me you are finding it harder and harder to get out of bed early but believe me it is worth it.

The Noosa River has been bursting with flathead, trevally, tailor, bream, queenfish and if you’re good enough maybe a nice jew. The flathead have been thick over the last month with Weyba creek, the sand bars near the mouth and of course the lakes all producing trophy fish.

Trevally have been the big news with some thumper golden and giant trevally caught on lures in the early mornings and late afternoons in Woods Bay, the back of the Noosa Sound and the top of the Tewantin ski run. Most of the bigger trevally have been taken on prawn profile lures and soft plastics.

Big tailor are on the prowl inside the river mouth and around to Woods Bays at night with pillies on a ganged hook rig fished unweighted working best when fishing around the river mouth.

Some bigger queenfish made short visits into Woods Bay crashing the schools of unsuspecting mullet with some of the Noosa regulars having their lures destroyed. Plenty of whiting have also been on offer with some good fish landed around the frying pan and along the dog beach - as usual peeled prawns, worms and those freshly

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The Lawrence family are happy with their haul. pumped yabbies have been the best baits for these amazing table fish.

With some very special offshore conditions over the last week anglers have made their way out in pursuit of some big knobby snapper. North Reef has been worth a look with nice snapper, sweetlip tuskies and some thumper cobia.

Chardon’s Reef has also produced snapper and sweetlip while close in on

Sunshine Reef you can expect mostly squire sized snapper, sweet lip, Moses perch and maybe a coral trout.

There have been plenty of good jewies taken from most of the reefs along the coast with fish up to 14kg being caught.

For those that have been doing the run out to the Barwon banks there have been plenty of quality fish on offer, large pearl perch, snapper, cobia, mori cod, kingies and amberjack have all hit the decks.

On the pelagic side of things there are still some good tuna, spotted mackeral and school mackeral to be had with plenty on offer around Jew Sholes and Sunshine Reef.

On the beaches, Sunshine and Sunrise beaches have been doing well in the early evening with big bream, tarwhine and tailor all on the chew. Tailor are doing better than last season with some good captures coming from Teewah camping grounds north.

The bigger tailor are still just south of Double island with the morning and afternoon tides the prime bite.

Good bream are also in the mix with plenty of larger breeding fish just about to spawn.

Whiting have also been in numbers with plenty of fish on offer on the run out tide.

So on behalf of Jack Mangrove, best of luck on your fishing adventures. ● noosatoday.com.au

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SURFING RESULTS ON CLOUD NINE Over the last week, and with finals on last Sunday the Noosa Surf Board Riders were ecstatic with the very successful results from all the juniors who competed recently in the Queensland School State titles held at Coolum.

Cooper Davies, 17, of St Andrews Anglican College won the prestigious U19s Boys’ Event over some of Australia’s top Junior surfers.

Noosa Surf Board Riders president Paul Peterson said previous winners of this elite event had been World Champions Mick Fanning and Joel Parkinson.

“His performance throughout the event was impeccable and he deserved the win with his gutsy determination, supported by

his coach Dean Brady,” he said.

To complement the many trophies, Emily Lethbridge, also of St Andrews, was runnerup in the closely fought-out final of the U19 girls’ event.

Georgia Lorentson of St Andrews was a member of the winning Mark Richards Shield U19 girls team.

All of the surfers are now destined for the Australian titles to be held at Culburra Beach/Shoalhaven, NSW in late November 2017.

“We are so proud of all and every one of our juniors that compete - our groms are destined for continued success,” Paul said.

Cooper Davies in the Queensland School State titles.

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TEWANTIN GOLF IS 80 NOT OUT First conceived 80 years ago, the then Tewantin Noosa Golf Club has developed from the original nine-hole course, then 12-hole and finally 18 holes.

The Noosa Golf Club marked its anniversary with a range of events.

General manager Allan Harris said the club was fully booked for the Friday dinner with more than 200 members in attendance, all commenting on the great food and service.

And members draw prize winners were Rayner and Alan Summers and James Lonie.

On Sunday the club hosted a jazz band put together by local jazz identity John Murray.

“The afternoon was well patronised, with everyone enjoying the mood,” Allan said. ●

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QUIET ACHIEVER IS REMEMBERED BY ALL WHO KNEW HIM As I lay awake in the pre-dawn hours of Monday 31 July, I was finding it very hard to come to grips with a harsh reality of life my clubmate and friend Garth Prowd OAM and club patron had passed away.

My only comfort was that I was not alone, for every long-serving old boy of our beloved Noosa Heads Surf Life Saving Club was going through the same emotion. Grief.

It just didn’t seem real-or for that matter right, but it was a definite.

I first walked through the doors of the club in October 1957 and down through the years in both my capacity as a patrolling member and member of management, I have met many people from all walks of life: and on reflection I have no hesitation what so ever in agreeing with old boy Russell Harrop when he said, “Mate there was only one Garth Prowd, he was something special - he was unique”.

Down through the years we have seen many people come and go but he was always there. Sometimes in his later life his overseas business interests, as well as his sporting commitments would keep him from our doors, but he would always return.

After obtaining his bronze in the mid’70s this former Gympie boy, served his time on the beach, as a patrolman and was always held in high regard by his clubmates - someone who didn’t say much but always got things done. noosatoday.com.au

In the late ’70s when he and Sunshine Beach member Gordon Clements were appointed to work Noosa and Sunshine beaches by Noosa Shire, they were in fact the first lifesavers to be employed as paid lifeguards.

“His attitude and his leadership in the area of fitness had many of his clubmates pulling their hair out,” said one of the old boys. “If he wasn’t swimming he was on a board or ski; come on you blokes lets go.

And of course we would follow; and he always led quietly from the front.”

However his biggest contribution to his club had to be in the business sector. This was right up his alley, for by the late ’80s many lifesaving clubs were taking a very serious look at the formation of supporter clubs.

Realising that the chook raffles were no longer sufficient to supply the necessary funding for a rescue organisation that was expanding beyond all expectations, he took a good look around and with assurance, based on his own success within the world of business (USM Events) and sponsorship gave some very serious advice - which happy to relate, we listened to and accepted.

The restructure of our management committee, rebuild of our clubhouse and above all becoming more involved in our community - our world would no longer

Garth Prowd OAM - a quiet achiever. be just between the flags on Noosa's Main Beach.

With the passing years, his absolute commitment to the community never wavered. His work and loyalty for his surf club was just the tip of the iceberg. His tireless efforts to take the Noosa Tri to the very top plus his involvement with other organisations, is now legendary. Here again his relationship with people (sponsors, competitors and coaches in particular) was a telling point in reaching his goal.

However it was not just from our

community that we saw the respect, but also from the elite of the international sporting world who came to visit; legends like Dawn Fraser, Mark Webber, Loretta Harrop and Steve Moneghetti - just to name a few.

His outstanding contribution to both sport and tourism and above all his respectful attitude to all who passed his way, resulted and rightly so, in his being the reciperant of many coveted awards; awards which we both acknowledge and salute.

In the world of business his seat on the Queensland Tourism Board speaks volumes.

With the lifesaving movement now being a necessary part of tourism, to have Garth, with his support of surf club life, taking a chair was gratifying.

When asked by the serving Premier Campbell Newman, how he felt about taking the seat Garth replied, “Well Mr Premier, I am not the type of person who will tell politicians just what they want to hear.” “That Mr Prowd,” replied the Premier, “is exactly why you are here.”

To me Garth’s greatest achievement has to be his family; wife Robyn, daughters Sally, Megan and sons-in-law Matt and Ben. To all of you the doors of his surf club will be forever open and our help and support is, and will always be just a phone call away.

Vaya con Dios, my friend, Vaya con Dios. ●

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