Bribie Little Athletics

Recently Bribie District Little Athletics celebrated their season and the achievements of the athletes at their trophy presentations held at their grounds at Sandstone Point. Throughout the season the 180 athletes achieved 1941 new personal best performances and 209 new Centre records, the most ever in a season. There were also a record number of athletes who qualified for the State Championships bringing home a total of 4 Gold medals and 2 silver medals.

The day started with 3 hours of giant inflatable jumping castles and obstacle courses for all athletes and family members to enjoy, followed by a free lunch and then it was on to the trophy presentations. The trophies were generously donated by The Bribie Island Community Nursery with David and Alex delighted with the opportunity to present some of the trophies to the athletes.

Congratulations to all award winners with a special mention to the major award winners including the Age Champions, Junior and Senior Award

Winners, Most Improved Athlete and Athlete of the Year winner. The athletes who qualified for the State Championships were rewarded with personalised bags. During the presentations the coaches were acknowledged, Parent Volunteer of the Year Awarded and the Little Athletics Committee Volunteer Member of the Year nominees announced. This award will be decided by the Little Athletics Queensland Board and the winner announced at the State Conference in June.

Congratulations and thank you to the Little Athletics Committee for their efforts throughout the season and for organising a family fun day to celebrate the season.

Dr Lalit Mohan, has joined Elysian Medical Centre. He is taking new patients, and is available Monday to Friday.

Dr Lalit Mohan has experience in Cardiology, Accident and Emergency medicine and General practice. Dr Lalit is passionate about all areas of General Practice with special interest in chronic condition management and preventative health. Lalit enjoys watching cricket, movies and travelling. He also speaks Hindi and Russian.

Optus plans to upgrade the telecommunications facilities at the below mentioned address with the addition of new 5G equipment:

1-41 Heathland Street, Banksia Beach QLD 4507 (RFNSA: 4507007)

The proposed 5G upgrade will consist of:

 Replacement of two (2) existing panel antennas with two (2) new panel antennas (each not more than 2.8m long);

 Installation of fifteen (15) new Remote Radio Units (RRUs);

 Installation, relocation and removal of ancillary equipment including RRUs, antenna mounts, feeders, cabling, combiners, and

 Other associated equipment, and works within the existing equipment shelter

Optus regards the proposed installation as a Low-impact Facility under the Telecommunications (Low-impact Facilities) Determination 2018 based on the description above.

In accordance with Section 7 of C564:2020 Mobile Phone Base Station Deployment Code 2020 , we invite you to provide feedback about the proposal. Further information and/or comments should be directed to:

Vanessa Wan at Service Stream Limited, 0447 240 015, Optus.Submissions@servicestream.com.au or Zenith Tower B, Level 3, 821 Pacific Hwy, Chatswood NSW 2067 by 5pm, Tuesday 20 June 2023

If you would like to know more about this site, further information can be obtained from www.rfnsa.com.au/ 4507007

TODAY, STAYING ON BUDGET IS ONE OF THE HARDEST THINGS. PRICES ARE GOING UP EVERY DAY WHILE PAY IS PRETTY MUCH STAYING THE SAME. WITH THAT IN MIND, BEING MINDFUL OF YOUR EXPENSES MIGHT BE MORE IMPORTANT THAN EVER. HERE’S HOW YOU CAN STAY ON

Probably the most effective way to stay on budget (but definitely not the most fun one) requires you to track your spending. Most people find this very exhausting, but if you want to start paying attention to your money and saving up, this is a sure way to see results. There’s no problem when you spend money on groceries and bills, but the budgeting issues start when you splurge on things you don’t need. Well, tracking your spending helps with the second category of expenses. It allows you to pay more attention to where your money is going, but just be honest to yourself and make sure to write down every little expense.

If you’re not already doing this, it’s high time you started. When you’re shopping without a list, you’re much more likely to stray and spend money on things you don’t need. With a list, you’re more focused on what’s important for your household and you will avoid many unnecessary purchases that will do nothing but break your budget and create buyer’s remorse. And make sure to leave for grocery shopping after a meal so you don’t go shopping with your stomach but with your head.

If you don’t need to use it every day, having a car can be a serious expense. You need to pay for insurance and registration every year, then repairs and maintenance, and let’s not even talk about gas prices that are constantly rising. Therefore, it might be smarter to rely on your feet, your bike or public transport when you need to go somewhere.

One of the biggest money grabs today is the vicious technological upgrade cycle. It seems that every year, there is a new iPhone out or a new laptop, with your old one getting obsolete. To stay on budget,