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BACK ON TRACK ... after being closed for five months due to landslip caused by ex-tropical cyclone Oswald, the ‘Goat Track’ linking Tamborine Mountain and Canungra has re-opened. Full story, Page 3. TRADITIONAL
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stunned Nigel Waistell (above) is the lucky first prize winner of the TMPA Save Our Water Fund art union which was drawn in front of a large crowd at the Mount Tamborine Brewery/Cheese Factory restaurant. Nigel’s prize is this Kia Rio S Reborn sedan. When his name was announced, the crowd erupted into spontaneous cheering and applause. Second prize of a $2000 voucher from JB HiFi/Clive Anthony for a 55 inch LED TV, or any other item he chooses in the store to that value, was won by Mr Iain Tait. Third prize of a $1500 coffee machine voucher, from JBHiFi/Clive Anthony, or
any other item in the store to that value, went to Mr and Mrs Stojanovic. Art union organising spokesman, Stu Wright, said that all of the funds raised by the art union would be applied to offset legal fees incurred by members of the Tamborine Mountain community as corespondents in a court appeal relating to water extraction Community thanks were offered to legal challenge front-liners John Stotschek, Jennifer Peat, Scott and Kathy Guerin, Brian and Wendy Allender, Julie and Jim Gray, Noel Hovelroud, and the art union organising committee comprising Roly Lindermayer, Jennifer Peat, Norelle Lino, Alison Rip, Gerard Ellen and Stu Wright.
Tamborine Community Church Vonda Youngman Community Centre, Main Street, North Tamborine.
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‘Goat Track’ re-opens ahead of schedule T AMBORINE Mountain-Canungra Road – the ‘Goat Track’ – has reopened to traffic following a $1.5 million project to repair the severe damage caused by ex-tropical cyclone Oswald in January. Re-construction of the section where severe landslip occurred has been completed by Transport and Main Roads ahead of schedule. It was originally anticipated the road would not be reopened until next month. Around 26,000 tonnes of rock fill was trucked in to stabilise the slope of the mountain. The new section of road is now wider than the original. The ‘Goat Track’ is a vital link between Tamborine Mountain and Canungra and its five-month closure has caused considerable disruption and inconvenience for business, workers, essential services, Army personnel and students. Its re-opening will be particularly welcomed by business in both communities which in some cases have been significantly affected. State Member for Beaudesert, Jon Krause, said the nature and complexity of the damage in a narrow working area meant that Transport and Main Roads had no choice but to close the road to all traffic during the re-construction. “The team worked hard to come up with a solution to reopen the road to traffic as soon as possible, and from start to finish it
Around 26,000 tonnes of rock fill were used to stabilise the collapsed portion of the road.
was fast-tracked,” he said. “Although the closure of the road was an inconvenience for some people in the community, it meant the works could be completed quicker. “We also had some favorable weather which helped to speed up the project. “I thank the Main Roads staff and contractor for the great work they did to repair the road and re-open it ahead of schedule. I’d also like to thank all the local residents for their patience, particularly those living on the ‘Goat Track’.
Council Notices Environmental Grants now open Council’s Environmental Grants Program 2013 is now open to receive applications from the community for eligible projects. The program aims to encourage and assist community involvement in environmental stewardship and improve the economic sustainability of the region. Funding is provided for initiatives that achieve sustainable environments, such as: r Run-off (sediment) reduction and water quality improvement r Enhancement of our beautiful natural environment r Tree planting and land restoration r Bush regeneration r Community environmental awareness Application forms, guidelines for eligible projects and further information can be found at www.scenicrim.qld.gov.au/environmental-grants or by contacting Council’s Environment team on 5540 5444. Applications close 5pm, Friday 9 August 2013. Sale of Motor Vehicles Offers are called for the sale or trade of Council vehicles. Offers close at Council’s Administration Centre, 82 Brisbane St (PO Box 25), Beaudesert 4285 at 1pm Tuesday 23 July, 2013. For enquiries and inspections, please phone Craig Herron on 5540 5489.
Have Your Say - Scenic Rim Planning Scheme Directions Paper Council is seeking stakeholder and community views to inform the Planning Scheme Directions Paper and build on local resources and knowledge. Specifically, Council is seeking input into the development of four land use strategies in relation to Residential, Industrial, Retail, Commercial and Rural land uses. Templates for submissions and further details of this phase of consultation are available at www.scenicrim.qld.gov.au/have-your-say or at Customer Service Centres. Submissions close 4.30pm, 26 July 2013. Have Your Say - Draft Local Heritage Register Council is preparing a local heritage register for the Scenic Rim in accordance with Section 113 of the Queensland Heritage Act 1992. Council is inviting nominations for places the community values, and wants to conserve, to be included on the draft register. Information about how to nominate a place for inclusion on the register is available at www.scenicrim.qld.gov.au/have-your-say. For more information contact Council’s Heritage Register Project Team on 5540 5435. Nominations close 23 August 2013.
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Hesam Fetrati @ The Centre Beaudesert Spirit of Place Continues until 11 August Exhibition by Laura Phillips @ Boonah Regional Art Gallery Call to Artists to Exhibit Applications are invited from artists and groups to exhibit in the 2014-2016 exhibitions program at The Centre, Beaudesert. Forms available online www.liveatthecentre. com.au (go to the exhibitions link) Limited spaces. Applications close 29 July 2013. Regional Arts Development Fund Applications for next round of grants open 1 August, 2013 (Close COB 16 September) EXHIBITIONS (free admission) For projects commencing after 1 December 2013. New Arrivals & Displacement For more information go to Continues until 27 July www.liveatthecentre.com.au – Immigration stories by Jacques van der Merwe & RADF link
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General and Children’s DENTISTRY & ORTHODONTICS
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You would hardly guess that this happy group of Tamborine Mountain College students had just completed a 23km climb and hike as part of their Duke of Edinburgh Award program during the school holidays. They warmed up the previous day with a 15km hike and camped out overnight. They are (from left) Leah Hamel, Taylor Murphy, Lachlan Bartlett, Charlotte Stubbs, Eden Knight, Jack Arbuckle and Aden Swan.
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NE of the Mountain’s greatest movie buffs has donated hundreds of cinema classics to the RSPCA shop and it’s great news for anyone with a VHS player. The collection includes all the best movies from the past 30 years plus many movies from the golden age of the silver screen.
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Among the delegates and observers at the annual general meeting of the Tamborine Mountain branch of the LNP were (from left) Jim Stathis (vice chairman); Pamela Hawthorne; Federal Member for Wright, Scott Buchholz; Colin Lagoon (chairman); and State Member for Beaudesert, John Krause.
Trees removed at road black spot
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RANSPORT and Main Roads Department (TMR) has removed six large trees and some smaller trees over a section of about 80 metres on Tamborine Mountain Road, near Tamborine. This follows a spate of accidents at the location over a number of years. A TMR spokesperson said: “The department is also arranging for additional advisory signage to be installed. “Further investigations will be carried out to determine if improvements to the road surface, or installation of guard rail, could benefit road safety at this location.”
TO THE STAFF OF ROSLYN LODGE NURSING HOME. Our very sincere thanks and deep gratitude for the loving care and attention you gave to our mother and mother-in-law, Marian, during the past year. The gentle care and compassion of each and every member of staff ensured that she lived the last months of her life with dignity in the loving environment of family. Janet Stone & Jonathan West
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State-of-the-art fire station opened
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INISTER for Police and Community Safety, Jack Dempsey (left, above) who officially opened the new state-of-the-art Tamborine Mountain Fire and Rescue Station, is joined by (from left) Auxiliary Captain Peter Mason, First Officer Peter Sutton, QFRS Commissioner Lee Johnson, and State Member for Beaudesert Jon Krause. A large crowd from Tamborine Mountain, as well as from other locations in the Scenic Rim and Gold Coast, attended the opening. They included fire-fighters, family, official guests and community members. Mr Dempsey said the impressive new
More women able to access breast screening
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facility would enable the Queensland Fire and Rescue Service (QFRS) and Tamborine Mountain Rural Fire Brigade to better work together as one force. In addition to housing all the traditional fire-fighting resources, the facility includes a training and meeting area, communication hub, weather station, kitchen, showers and toilets. The official opening was followed by another ceremony in which 33 individuals or agencies from QFRS South Eastern Region were presented with a range of medals and certificates that recognised their outstanding contributions to fire-fighting and safety.
ORE women than ever before soon will have the opportunity to access breast screening through BreastScreen Queensland. Member for Beaudesert Jon Krause said: “Women aged between 50 and 74 will be able to have their screenings performed by BreastScreen Queensland. Previously only women aged between 50 and 69 were eligible for the screening process. “Queensland recently has implemented a successful rollout of digital mammography technology across all BreastScreen Queensland services. “The State Government has also increased the number of fixed and
mobile screening facilities to meet population growth in Queensland. “These facilities will ensure Queensland is well prepared to support the additional women who will have access to breast screening.” Mr Krause said BreastScreen Queensland aimed to screen at least 70 per cent of women in the targeted age group every two years. A referral from a doctor is not required and the service is free. The increased service will receive funding through the Federal Government’s National Partnership agreement on expansion of the BreastScreen Australia Program.
To make an appointment with BreastScreen, call 13 20 50 (local call) to be automatically connected to your nearest service.
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Orca – the black-and-white Dolphin
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RCAS (Orcinus orca) are cetaceans, toothed whales, and the largest member of the dolphin family. They are warm blooded, air breathing, social, intelligent mammals with highly developed brains four times the mass of the human brain. Males can reach a length of nine metres and weight of 10 tonnes and females 8.5 metres and 7.5 tonnes. Orcas have robust bodies with a distinct black and white pattern, and dorsal fins of up to two metres. Formidable apex predators, Orcas are the fastest marine mammal capable of swimming speeds of more than 56kph and are equipped with 10 to 13 pairs of strong, interlocking conical teeth. Although Orcas are widely distributed and are found in all oceans from polar to tropical, recent studies indicate that their populations are far less than expected. There is only one species of Orca; however there are distinct races which are genetically different as well as displaying different lifestyles, appearance, behaviour, acoustics, calls, diets, prey and social structure. The populations can be divided into resident, transient and offshore pods which may live in the same areas but avoid each other and do not interbreed. Orcas are long lived – females may live for more than 80 years – and are highly social. Resident pods are stable matrilineal family groups consisting of a number of generations which stay together for their entire lives under the leadership of a matriarch. They are very vocal, predominantly fish hunters. Transient pods are related but less stable, roam widely and are less vocal, probably as a consequence of requiring silence to hunt intelligent marine mammal prey such as
dolphins and seals. Offshore pods roam farther from shore, hunt a range of prey and travel in larger pods but little is known of them. Orcas use sound to communicate and to perceive their environment through echo location. Their vocalisations – clicks, whistles and pulsed calls can be as loud as a jet engine. Calls are stereotyped for individual pods, forming a distinct dialect for each pod to allow its strongly bonded members to keep in contact. In the wild, Orcas, although capable of easily killing humans, have not attacked people, but the favour has not been returned with Orcas threatened by prey depletion, habitat loss, hunting, chemical pollution, drift netting, noise pollution, entanglement and capture. As apex predators Orcas bioaccumulate chemical pollutants including fire retardants such as PCBs and PBDEs, a deadly persistent legacy. Dr Ingrid Visser’s research has proved, that even in New Zealand, Orcas show a high level of contamination as a result of consuming polluted prey. Capture for marine parks has killed many Orcas over the years; currently 46 are captive worldwide. Confining intelligent, social, echo locating, wide ranging animals alone in small concrete pools to perform demeaning tricks not surprisingly causes stress, disease, shortened lifespan, self harm and aggression. Bush Walk: Sat 27 July – Coombabah Wetlands Birdo Away Walk: Wed 17 July
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NEWS FROM THE UPPER ROOM A new Christian group has begun meeting on Wednesday nights from 7 pm at 12 TABOR DRIVE, EAGLE HEIGHTS. The group caters for all Christians who are willing to dig into the scriptures and find Truth. Come and enjoy the Holy Ghost’s presence as we endeavour to draw nearer to Christ. Come and tell us about your adventures in Him; your dreams and desires and let's see what the Father will do. YOUR HOST: Richard 0412 346 733 Please feel free to phone or text. You may also email me at upperr@hotmail.com
Celebrant celebrates her award
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AMBORINE Mountain marriage celebrant Caroline Jackson has plenty to celebrate, after being recognised as one of Queensland’s best by the couples she has helped to tie the knot. Caroline has lived and worked on the Mountain for the past six years and last week was voted one of Queensland’s top five celebrants at the 15th Annual Queensland Bridal Industry Awards at Ridges Hotel in Brisbane. She is a past president of the Alliance of Celebrants Queensland and a board member of the Coalition of Celebrant Associations, the industry’s peak body. Caroline said she was ‘over the moon’ to be recognised as one of the state’s top five celebrants and looked forward to marrying many more couples on the Mountain.
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Tamborine Mtn Police News by Sergeant Mick Jones, North Tamborine Police
Breakthrough as undercover action nabs two break-in suspects
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REAT to see folk are keen to be on guard and I am very happy to respond where possible to public suggestions from our valued citizens and promise to accommodate as best I can. Here goes my first attempt and will strive to do my best. Future suggestions can be made to me personally or by mail or email to jones.michaelj@police.qld.gov.au Please don’t swear, as the security scanner will block the email and it won’t get through. We have experienced a spike in burglaries, particularly in the Eagle Heights area, with three homes burgled in Magnetic Drive this year and a number of other homes in the Eagle Heights neighbourhood over the past few months. Good to see word of mouth works and people are talking about it. With the police news being published each edition of Tamborine Mountain News I thought I was doing OK keeping people posted, especially describing exactly how the crims were doing it and what was happening, but alas I can obviously do better. The good news is we had a fantastic result on Tuesday 9 July as a result of a locally run undercover operation targeting these very burglaries, resulting in a ‘caught in the act’ arrest of two 20-year-old male criminals who were breaking into a house in Jourdana Drive, Wongawallen, with a stolen vehicle parked outside. The breakthrough we had been waiting for was a result of the fast thinking actions of a dear lady at Hilltop Chapel who was confronted with the very situation I have been talking about in the last number of police news articles. Two men drove into her driveway and when confronted gave a cock and bull story about having car troubles. She recorded the rego, rang police and bingo! Police were nearby in an unmarked car and by the end of the day, after a full-scale bush chase and search with helicopters, dogs and our local boys, we had both criminals back behind bars (both were on parole from prison!). These two are the main suspects for all the recent burglaries we have been experiencing on the mountain, including Magnetic Drive, and I’m very nervously waiting to see if I’m right! Unfortunately, all property stolen is invariably pawned or traded. Police did, and do, door-knock at our break-in locations and will continue to do so. We do not, however, have the grace of time and resources to knock on every door in a street. Rather, we tell the householders we do visit near a crime to please pass on the information to their neighbours and always request that the public call us any time regarding suspect vehicles and people. Talk about it to everyone people so that everyone knows. As I said in the last news article, a
geographical map with all the incidents is available to every member of the public at: QPS website http://www.police.qld.gov.au/ Please Read the last news article I wrote for Tamborine Mountain News on 2 July for instructions on how to do this. I will also be reporting soon about the imminent launch this month of another website called MyPoliceLogan (we are part of the Logan District) which is another new tool we will have for communicating current issues, trends etc with the community. Also we have our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/crimestoppersqld I totally agree with the suggestion that we publish details of crimes and new incidents that we may need assistance with and will start with the following incidents that have occurred or been reported in the last two weeks: Stealing from motor vehicle at Eagle Heights: Between 2pm and 10pm on 27 June 2013 offender/s have stolen an apple IPAD from front passenger seat of a silver Peugeot parked on Eagle Heights Road or Wasatch Court, Mount Tamborine. Wilful damage of public toilets at Tamborine Memorial Hall: Occurred between 29 June and 1 July. Some morons have smashed the cistern and holding tanks of the public toilets in a mindless act of criminal damage at Tamborine. Enter and Stealing from storage/stairwell at the Plaza Shopping Centre cnr Beacon and Main Western, North Tamborine: Occurred sometime between 11 June and 8 July 2013. Offender/s have used bolt cutters to cut padlock and open the stairwell door of the premises. Offender/s have gained entry and have removed four air conditioners and two indoor and two outdoor air conditioner units, Actron brand. There were three burglaries in this period also for which we have arrested two suspects, as previously mentioned. I would love to hear from any witnesses or people who have had suspects knocking on their door or located on their property and when confronted given a story about seeking directions etc. It will all the more help us to tie down criminals like the two recidivists we caught on Tuesday. Any information on the above or new crimes or druggies, hoons, you name it, we’ll take what action we can! Please call North Tamborine Police 07 5545 3473 or Crime Stoppers 1800 333 000 or email me. Stay safe good people and see you out there somewhere. (PS: Police Charity Golf Day is on Black Friday. 13 September 2013)
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Councillor’s Comment NIGEL WAISTELL – DIVISION 1
GOAT TRACK The best news of this week is that the Goat Track is open. I know that a number of businesses on the Mountain will benefit from this, plus parents, tourists and, of course, the bikers. I would like to thank the Government for its efforts and the local member, Jon Krause, for his support. We can now look forward to a very rewarding Tour de Tamborine and this will also assist the Tamborine Mountain Show, 21 September, Springtime on the Mountain, 27-29 September and the Scarecrow Festival, 18-20 October. RATE NOTICES Rate notices were issued on 15 July and they have reflected the rate rise of 6.90 per cent. However, as explained previously, the effect of three-year averaging on land valuations will see many people on the Mountain paying less than 6.90 per cent and some will pay less than last year. If you have a question, give me a call. HAVE YOUR SAY – SRRC PLANNING SCHEME DIRECTIONS PAPER Council currently has three planning schemes and the intent is to amalgamate these three schemes into one. Council is now seeking community views to inform the Planning Scheme Directions Paper and build on local resources and knowledge. Specifically, Council is seeking input into the development of four land use strategies in relation to rural, residential, industrial and retail and commercial land uses. The feedback forms are available in the library or at www.scenicrim.qld.gov.au/have-your-say. The final date for submissions is Friday 26 July. I urge all residents with a view to submit a submission. WASTE TRANSFER STATION OPERATING HOURS The change in operating hours of the waste transfer stations across the shire will commence on 30 July. Tamborine Mountain’s station will be closed on Wednesdays and the hours for the other days will be 9am to 5pm. FREE BUS SERVICE The free bus service has been amended. Council has discontinued the service from the Mountain to the Coast and, instead, has instigated a service, which commenced on 4 July, to Beaudesert and Boonah on some Thursdays and Saturdays (set dates). For details, please phone the Transport Coordinator on 07 5545 1139 or visit www.scenicrimtransport.com or visit the library. Council will review the effectiveness of this service after 6 months. REPORTING OF FAULTS OR REQUESTS If you wish to report something to Council, you have a number of options. The best option is to visit the library and speak to the Customer Service Officer. Other options are to: • Contact me and I will report it for you; or • Phone Council on 07 5540 5111 and you will be put through to a Council officer. Whichever option you choose, please ensure that you are given a reference number. If you have not received any feedback within a reasonable timeframe, you can then contact Council on 07 5540 5111, quoting the reference number. CONSULTATION The next consultation in the library will be on Monday 5 August, 4pm to 5.30pm. I am also available for one-on-one meetings at your convenience. My contact details are: Home: 07 5545 0223; Mobile: 0423 931 075; email: npw1@sctelco.net.au; and email: nigel.w@scenicrim.qld.gov.au
Councillor’s Comment NADIA O’CARROLL – DIVISION 2
SCENIC RIM PLANNING SCHEME A new planning scheme is being developed for the region and community views are currently being sought about the development of four land use strategies. Forms are available at customer service or visit the SRRC website www.scenicrim.qld.gov.au/have-your-say ENVIRONMENTAL GRANTS Applications are open until Friday 9 August to fund projects that benefit the local environment. Application forms and guidelines are available at www.scenicrim.qld.gov.au/ environmental-grants or telephone 5540 5444. CORPORATE PLAN The new corporate plan can be viewed on the SRRC website. NEIGHBOURHOOD SAFER PLACES SRRC and Queensland Fire and Rescue Services (QFRS) have released the list of Neighbourhood Safer Places for 2013/14 – Beechmont Rural Fire Station, Graceleigh Park, Tamborine Sports Complex, Vonda Youngman Community Centre, Tamborine Mountain State High School, and St Bernard State School. NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH Neighbourhood Watch has launched its website nt2nhw.blogspot.com.au. Please log on, check out the site and subscribe for free updates, information and broadcasts. Copies of printed newsletters will be delivered to strategic locations around Tamborine Mountain and are available for collection. Recently a number of letters have expressed a wish to be better informed about crimes and crime prevention. BORROWBOX This is the new digital lending service now available to access eBooks and eAudiobooks. Contact your local library or visit SRRC website www.scenicrim.qld.gov.au/libraries ROADS The ‘Goat Track’ has now re-opened following extensive work to repair storm damage caused by ex-cyclone Oswald. This is welcome news and credit to John Krause for his efforts to expedite the repairs. Proposed safety works along Mundoolun Connection Road are scheduled to be completed during 2013/14 financial year. Following enquiries from a number of Tamborine residents I have contacted TMR (Transport and Main Roads) regarding the possibility of pedestrian crossings near the Tamborine Roundabout. TMR has informed me that there are no plans to install these at present. Council website: www.scenicrim.qld.gov.au My contact details: email: nadia.o@scenicrim.qld.gov.au Telephone: 5540 5402; Mobile: 0418 221 453
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Religion and Atheism Dear Geoff, In recent decades there has been a lapse in the cultural memory of the Western nations. I remember when Alexander Solzhenitsyn, who now seems like a museum piece suspended in time, spoke about the disasters of soviet style atheism as ‘men have forgotten God’. Our cultural memory has selectively remembered some of the downsides of religion, particularly of the Judeo-Christian variety. But we have forgotten that a great deal of the good things we enjoy in our society have come from our religious heritage. I find it intriguing that a country like China, which admits the general lack of moral direction in the younger generation, has many intellectual leaders who can see the effect that the Christian faith has had on the freedoms developed in the West. So they are looking hard at Christianity. I do not mean to imply that this is a political policy, but it is an area that many academics are exploring as they have grown weary of the promises of an atheistic approach to political theory and practice. On the other hand, we have popularist scientists and philosophers in the West who are no longer developing deliberative arguments against religion (Christianity), but are happy just to simply mock and jeer. Dialogue? Why bother. There is little engagement with the substance of the Christian faith or
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with the fact that there are multitudes of scientists and philosophers who still do ‘believe’. There is little reflection, if any, on the long- term historically verifiable results of atheism. Have we forgotten the unspeakable murder of more than 100 million people, just last century, by powerful well-spoken charismatic ‘man/beasts’? What did they have in common? Language, culture, religion? No, they were atheists who were convinced of their natural ability to rule and reign according to their own dictates. ‘The evil conceits of their minds know no limits’ (Psalm 73). And they ‘practised what they preached’. This negative reflection on the results of sustained atheism working its way through political science and practice is not meant to be a justification of the atrocities committed in the name of religion. But it is difficult to see how atheistic principles, which ultimately are autonomous and relative, are violated by any human activity. Isn’t it at least worth reflecting on the fact that in no century (that I am aware of) have so many died according to the plans and power not of committed religionists, but committed atheists. ‘So in everything, do to others what you would have them do to you’..... comes from the Bible not the mind of atheism. Your Brother, Kim
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Grants for environmental projects
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PPLICATIONS are now open for Council’s Environmental Grants Program, with $77,000 funding on offer for projects that benefit the local environment. Mayor John Brent said the program aimed to encourage the community to take an active role in conserving the environment. “Community members are invited to apply for funding for projects that support and improve the economic sustainability of the region through environmental stewardship,” said Cr Brent. Projects that may be eligible for funding include: • run-off (sediment) reduction and water quality improvement • enhancement of our natural environment • tree planting and land restoration • bush regeneration, and • community environmental awareness. Deputy Mayor Virginia West said the program had funded a number of beneficial environmental initiatives in the past. “This program is one of the ways Council is able to support grassroots projects that achieve real on-ground results to help preserve our precious natural environment,” she said. Applications for the Environmental Grants Program close on Friday August 9. Application forms and guidelines can be found on Council’s website www.scenicrim.qld.gov.au/environmental-grants For further information contact Council’s environment team on 5540 5444.
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Spiritual Development Meditation & Discussion Group Free Introductory Night: Tuesday 20 August 2013 Venue: Vonda Youngman Community Centre, Main Street, North Tamborine. (Next to Police Station. Lots of on-site parking) Time: 6.50pm for 7pm start Ends: 9.30pm Course: 13 weeks including Free Night. For Brochure/Registration Form, contact Roman Harambura Mobile: 0439 686 736 Email: kuntarkis@gmail.com Spirituality is not a Religion; it’s a way of life. We are all Spiritual Beings.
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ITH winter right on us, our appetites turn to steaming soups rich in carrots and peas, to baked root vegetables, to broccoli lavished with garlic butter and pine nuts. The Tamborine Mountain residents who lease plots in the Bungunyah Community Gardens know the pleasures of growing their own vegetables all year round. We get double the benefits: not only the satisfaction of nurturing our crops organically so that they nurture us, but also the exercise that comes from forking over our rich moist soil (it’s chocolate for plants), of working alongside other gardeners, and of sharing tips and seeds and the odd lettuce or bunch of silver beet that are surplus to requirements. Some of us also lease a plot with a friend or neighbour – to halve the not very arduous work of planting and feeding our crops and also to share in the harvest. If you’ve never grown even a radish before it’s a great way to learn on the job. If you’re an old hand at vegetable growing but don’t have enough good soil or sunlight or water (or a handy supply of mulch and fertilisers), it’s a great way to share your know-how with others as you grow your own. If you’d love to try it out but you lead a busy life – why not join up with a friend to share a plot? Several plots are available now. Lease one and you could soon be planting spring seeds and seedlings – bok choy, beans, beetroot, capsicums, carrots, cucumber, eggplant, lettuces, rocket, squash, sweet potatoes, tomatoes and zucchini and more. To discuss joining up for a modest weekly fee of $6 for a 20 square metre plot, contact Kerrie Guy of Bungunyah Manor by email (Kerrie@bungunyahmanor.com.au) or phone on 5545 1044 / 0408 734 617. Wendy Morgan
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Tamborine Mountain rainfall for June, 2013
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UNE was a wet month when we have been used to drier winters in recent years. The average (mean) however is around 100mm and the expected is around 50mm. The SOI has been indicating above average rainfall despite the ENSO generally remaining neutral since mid-2012. Jim Inglis
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Value’s on the menu at Cedar Creek Estate
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HERE’S plenty on the menu to tempt at Cedar Creek Estate Vineyard and Winery, and lunch for two for just $45 is just the beginning. From Monday to Saturday until September 22, lunch for two, including garlic bread and a glass of wine, is half the usual price for anyone presenting the advertisement that appears in this edition of
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GROUNDWATER PROTECTION NEAR POWER PARADE Bob Frohm’s letter, “Water opposition ‘baseless’” (TMNews 2/7) is incorrect. Mr Fohm selectively refers to part of the 2011 Queensland University of Technology report on groundwater abstraction on Tamborine Mountain. I agree that the 2011 QUT, and more recent studies, have found that commercial groundwater abstraction, such as by Gillion Pty Ltd at Power Parade, is only a small proportion of the average groundwater recharge from rainfall recharge. But Mr Fohm incorrectly concludes that the opposition to Power Parade commercial groundwater abstraction is baseless. This is apparently because only some 4 per cent of rainfall is pumped from groundwater for domestic, commercial and irrigation uses. The key issue is that 4 per cent of rainfall figure only refers to a regional average where all rainfall recharge is assumed to be available to replace groundwater pumping. However, groundwater pumping impacts cannot be accepted on the basis of a regional average. In the case of Power Parade, the commercial groundwater abstraction from one lot is hundreds of times greater than for normal domestic groundwater use. Groundwater recharge in the local area depends on unique local conditions. The key outcome is that to prove that commercial groundwater abstraction is sustainable, the focus must include local
area impacts. Specifically, sustainability can only be proven by adequate: • assessment of local area groundwater impacts like drawdown of neighbouring bores. This needs groundwater testing and monitoring; • monitoring of creeks and groundwater dependant ecosystems; and • provision of ongoing groundwater abstraction protection and monitoring. Over the last few years many local residents, and their legal and technical advisors, made substantial objection to the Gillion groundwater abstraction. This objection was funded by local residents and built on the above issues and the 2011 QUT report by using local area data. Two results have been achieved. Firstly, the Planning and Environment Court upheld Council’s decision of rejection but we are now waiting as the Appeal Court is due to make a decision on the Gillion appeal. Secondly, the Gillion appeal raised important technical and regulation aspects for commercial groundwater abstraction on Tamborine Mountain. It is vital that Council, commercial groundwater companies and local residents learn from the appeal and better protect Mount Tamborine’s groundwater. Managing the trucks is also an important issue and one which Main Roads should resolve urgently. Steven Boyd (Boyd Water Services Pty Ltd) & Alison Rip
Keep your children in safe hands
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free workshop to help parents and carers teach their children to stay safe will be held at the Tamborine Mountain Community Kindergarten next week. The course is run by In Safe Hands child safety educators and discusses the ways adults can help children to recognise when they may not be safe, whether in the presence of strangers or people they know. It also provides an insight into how adults can recognise the signs of child abuse, protect the vulnerable and act accordingly. Kindergarten director Joanne Moran
said the workshop was valuable for all parents and carers and dealt with some difficult issues. “The workshop offers some practical tools that adults can use to help children understand their safety in a positive way and I would recommend it to all mums and dads,” she said. The workshop will be held at 7pm at the kindergarten in Coleman Square, North Tamborine, on Wednesday, July 24. For further information or to enrol in the course, contact the kindergarten on 5545 2224.
Family portraits a snap at only $15
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ET a new family portrait and help the Tamborine Mountain Community Kindergarten to raise funds this weekend. On Saturday, July 20, Laura Jane Photography will be holding family portrait sessions at the kindy in Coleman Square and for $15 you will receive a framed 10 x 13 inch photograph. The studio will donate the $15 fee to the kindy and families will be able to purchase additional copies of their portrait from the photographer. To book your session, phone Allison Ramsey on 0427 728 252.
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Fresh insights into power of mind The Mountaintop cabinet maker, Roman Hair Shoppe Aformer Harambura knows what he is talking about when he says the mind is a powerful tool that can be used to improve health and quality of life. With his Evolution Through Consciousness spiritual development, meditation and discussion group, Roman will be sharing his experiences in helping others to realise their full potential and make the most of themselves and their lives. A sales professional and motivational speaker, Roman speaks from experience when he says meditation can be lifechanging. In 1988, Roman was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer which had been caused by years of passive smoking and inhaling lacquers and wood dust during his early working life. He said he rejected the treatments offered, deciding that if he were going to die he would die a whole person but believing above all that he would live. Roman describes what followed as the ‘most terrifying and extraordinary journey of his life’ as he believed he would be cured naturally without surgery or drugs. Ten months after his diagnosis, said Roman, he was cured, to the disbelief of his doctor. “The mind is a powerful tool that can be used to improve health and the quality of our daily lives,” he said. “Through self-realisation we can each bring harmony into our daily lives, making us more balanced and complete people who
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not only benefit ourselves but society as a whole. “Meditation is used to motivate, relieve stress, enhance creativity, develop psychic powers and help us connect with our own spirituality. “Spirituality is not a religion, it is a way of life. We are all spiritual beings on a journey of self awakening.” On Tuesday, August 20, from 6.50pm, Roman will be offering a free introductory night to his 13-week course, Evolution Through Consciousness, at the Vonda Youngman Community Centre. For details, phone 0439 686 736.
A beautiful mosaic for music lovers
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HE Prezzi Singers, in collaboration with the Tamborine Mountain Orchestra, invite you to join them for an evening of music and song they believe will both delight and inspire. Their concert will be held on Saturday, August 10, starting at 7.30pm, at Tamborine Mountain Presbyterian Church. The night’s musical journey will begin with the work of Baroque composers Johann Sebastian Bach and George Frideric
Handel, through to the glorious melodies of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and onwards to the Romantics, followed closely by the post-Romantic music of French composer Cesar Franck. This will be followed with some famous Negro spirituals including traditional pieces such as Deep River and Wade in the Water. The program will contain a diverse range of styles, including some contemporary pieces, along with a selection of works from Tasmanian composer Michael Horsphol.
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Seniors Week offers opportunities to celebrate
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ENIORS Week, which will be celebrated from August 17 to 25, is an opportunity for Queenslanders of all ages to join in celebrating the valuable contribution of older people. Seniors Week aims to improve community attitudes towards older people and ageing, facilitate community participation and activity by older people, including those from indigenous and culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, and enhance community connections and intergenerational relationships. Tamborine Mountain Community Care
and Tamborine Mountain State School have joined forces once again, following the success of previous years, to help celebrate the occasion. They have organised a morning tea for seniors at the school where students will entertain with song, music and dance. Transport, which is available to those unable to drive, must be booked in advance. The event will be held in the school hall, Curtis Road, on Wednesday, August 21 at 9.30am. For catering purposes and assistance with transport, please RSVP by telephoning TMCCA on 5545 4968. TAMBORINE MOUNTAIN NEWS VOL. 1357, 16 JULY, 2013 – 17
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Laughs-a-plenty for TM Little Theatre
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AMBORINE Mountain Little Theatre’s latest comedy production, How the Other Half Loves, promises to give audiences a night to remember. The action revolves around three couples all linked by their husbands’ careers and takes place in two rooms simultaneously. Bob Phillips is having an affair with Fiona Foster and both use a third couple, the Featherstones, as an excuse for being out late. The Featherstones are invited to successive dinner parties at the Fosters’ and the Phillips’. However they both take place on stage at the same time. How is this possible? Well, the set designers, builders and stage crew have been busy creating a fantastic set which answer this question. But why not see for yourselves? With plenty of laughs along the way you can be assured of a great night out. Get a few friends together and make up a table or two. Opening night is almost sold out but there are good seats left for most other performances. Don’t leave it till the last minute or you may miss out on this wonderful production. At less than $20 a ticket its a great bargain for live theatre.
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Things get out of hand at dinner parties
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CLASSIFIEDS UNPARALLELLED OPPORTUNITY WORKING FROM HOME ~ PART OR FULL TIME ~ ABSOLUTELY NO RISK ~ GENUINE OPPORTUNITY SELDOM KNOCKS TWICE! FREE TRAINING & SUPPORT. PH 0409 771 885. A NEW CHRISTIAN GROUP has started Wednesday nights from 7 pm at 12 Tabor Drive, Eagle Heights. The group caters for all types of Christians who are willing to dig into the scriptures and find Truth. Come and enjoy the Holy Ghost's presence as we endeavour to draw nearer to Christ. Come and tell us about your adventures in Him; your dreams and desires; and let's see what the Father will do. Your host: Richard 0412 346 733. Please feel free to phone or text. You may also email me at upperr@hotmail.com ATTENTION!! What’s on the bottom of your water tank? Dead rats, snakes, toads or worse. Minimum water loss extraction cleaning system now available by The Tank Doctor 0407 649 659 or 5545 3693. AUTO AIRCONDITIONING, for cars, trucks, & machinery. Re-gas for summer. Full service, leak test, diagnostics. We come to you. Phone Dave on 046 848 5545. AVON CALLING: If you live in the North Tamborine area and are interested in receiving an Avon brochure, phone Lisa on 0434 474 565. BOOKS AND MAGAZINES FOR SALE – New/secondhand & local authors. Exc. selection $3–$5. Piccabeen Landcare Bookshop, below Joseph the Greengrocer, Main St. 5545 1847.
CHIBALL – MOVE WITH THE SEASONS! The ChiBall Class is based on the philosophy of Traditional Chinese Medicine and is a beautiful fusion of modified Tai Chi/Qi Gong, Yoga and Pilates with ChiBall Dance, Muscle Release and Relaxation. The movements help to unblock meridian pathways and contribute to an improved sense of wellbeing. This “Exercise to music class” will leave you rejuvenated and still balanced and relaxed. Suitable for all ages! Class: Wednesdays 9–10am, at the Mt Tamborine Showground Hall. Fee: $10 per session. Just bring a non-slip Yoga Mat and a smile! Contact: Dagmar van der Lem. Ph: 0434 547 184; email: dagmar.vanderlem@gmail.com CHOOKMOBILE is a fully-equipped chook pen on 25cm wheels with a superb mobility system. It is fox and rat-proof. Models for up to 4 hens - $400; for 6 hens $450. Ph: 0418 758 295 or 5545 2206 FENG SHUI Consultant & Reiki MasterTeacher, Patricia Arora (local resident) offers Feng Shui Consultations for home/ workplace and Reiki treatments/ attunements for yourself. Balance your Chi (universal energy). Call: 0405 617 074 FOR RENT. SHOP - GALLERY WALK. Takeover two year lease. 30sqm. Storeroom. Toilet. $320 per week including GST. Phone Helen 0416 085 287. FOR SALE Large variety of herbal products, dried flowers, and oils etc. Ph: 5545 0625.
FOR SALE MAZDA PREMACY 2001, 136,000km, 1.8 litre automatic, excellent condition, very reliable. Perfect family vehicle. This is a sought-after vehicle with an amazing amount of space. New tyres. Registered until November. Great value at $5950. Call Rod on 0412 625 348. MULCH: Excellent quality. Aged, clean mulch. $30/metre delivered. Ph: 5545 0467. MOUNTAIN-WIDE PAMPHLETS Distribution service. Advertise your business. Ph 0438 452 587. NATUROPATH, Nutrition advice, herbalist, 0417 630 615 www.ntpages.com.au/therapist/11495 PAINTER, PROFESSIONAL, licensed and local. Small to large. Decks, Roofs etc. Call Roy on 5545 2323 or 0404 486 579. TAI CHI & QIGONG New Beginners’ classes, day & evening, commencing now, Beaudesert, Eagle Hts, Nerang & Oxenford. Accredited Instructor 29 years experience. See www.ttcak.com or ph Gai 0409066501 TRADITIONAL REIKI CLASSES Reiki, massage, iridology by appointment. Change your life for the better. Phone Jan 0418 281 227. 20 years experience. VOLVO MECHANIC, Volvo service/ parts and genuine diagnostics. Ph Volvo Dave on 0423 334 336
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY TAMBORINE MOUNTAIN BUSINESS DIRECTORY ACCOUNTING
AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS
Eagle Heights Cleaning Services
Stephen Hall & Associates Pty Ltd T/a
Dave and Daniel Pearson
Affordable Rates Free Quotes
TAXATION/BAS RETURNS • BUSINESS ADVICE • STRUCTURE SET UPS SELF MANAGED SUPERANNUATION • TAX PLANNING • BOOKKEEPING
Mob: 0400 452 054 Ph: 5545 2054
Shop 3/15 Main Western Road, Nth Tamborine Ph: 5545 2588 ~ www.accountingonthemountain.com.au
ANTENNAS
For all your Domestic & Commercial Cleaning Needs
BUILDERS
CLEANING - PRESSURE
TAMBORINE TV & ANTENNA Dietzel Homes TV & VCR Tune-ins, Digital Decoders & Antennas, Extra TV Points Supplied & Installed Peter Newman (Reg’d T.E.S.A Member) FREE QUOTES Ph
5543 3331 Mob 0409 729 107
ARBORIST
CLEANING & CARPETS
BUILDER Ph 5545 2557
Fax 5545 2555
Mobile: 0407 764 715 or 0409 764 725 www.dietzelhomes.com
Qld Bldg. Reg No. 24096
Harding-Smith Builders BSA 701147 ACN 057 427013
Pty Ltd
House & General Builders
COMPUTERS
Mobile: 0408 772 250 A/h Mark 5545 2063 • David 5545 1620
BUILDING DESIGN TAMBORINE MOUNTAIN
BUILDING DESIGN
DECK RESTORATION
Building Design & Energy Efficiency Reports BSA Lic 40718 Bers Accr BA 329 Paul Wootton Ph/Fx: 5545 2546 Mob: 0408 989 961
BUILDING EQUIPMENT HIRE
APPLIANCE REPAIRS John Nicholsonʼs
APPLIANCE REPAIRS • Washers • Dryers • Microwaves • Cooktops • Ovens Agent for: • Dishwashers Hoover - Dishlex • Washing Machines Kleenmaid - Fisher
5543 6858
& Paykel - Asko Asea
POLICE EMERGENCIES: 000 CRIMESTOPPERS: 1800 333 000 LOCAL POLICE: 5545 3473 If station is unattended calls will be dealt with by staff at Logan Communications.
Yes, you can.
DENTAL PROSTHETIST
Hire your building equipment from MITRE 10 North Tamborine
DENTURE CLINIC
Phone 5545 1170 OPEN 7 DAYS CABINETMAKING
PETER BERGMANS Lic 50168
MASTER CRAFTSMAN AND DESIGNER KITCHENS, LAUNDRIES, ROBES, FURNITURE. Total service, from small improvements or changes to a complete overhaul. Creative budget solutions or more upmarket if you like.
Phone 0437 436 552 all hours.
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Affairs JOE RUSSELL VeteransProvider Registered Dental Prosthetist
DENTURES - RELINES REPAIRS - MOUTHGUARDS Shop 10 Eagle Heights Shopping Village
5545 3128
DOG GROOMING
KLEANING K9s 1st Saturday of the month from Feb 2013.
Mobile dog grooming: hydrobath, brushouts, clipping & more. Bookings: Ph Robyn on 0431 430 094
BUSINESS DIRECTORY TAMBORINE MOUNTAIN BUSINESS DIRECTORY DRIVING SCHOOL
FENCING
GYM
G.J. Baldwin & Associates P/L
Tamborine Mtn Electrical ACN 010980695 Lic. 36447
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Domestic/Farm/Commercial Shop 4, Tamborine Plaza Ph: 5545 1207
EARTHMOVING Excavators Bobcats Trucks • postholes • pads • trenching • tank holes • clearing • burnoffs • landscaping
FENCING
TAMBORINE DAVE Landscaping & Fencing • Rubbish Removal • Chainsaw work Ph: 5545 2183 or 0428 713 465
Specialising in: DRIVEWAYS
FIREWOOD
Ph: 5545 1979
Aged Western Red Ironbark From $140m3 Phone Wayne 0419 768 959
Gym and Class Facility – Open to Everyone 8-9, 39 Main Street North Tamborine T: 07 5545 4774 • E: info@mainfitness.com.au W: www.mainfitness.com.au
HAIRDRESSING
CLIPPERS NEST Ladies & Men’s Hairdressing Shop 4, Southport Ave, Eagle Heights
Ph Michelle 5545 1291 for appt
Coiffure HAIR
DESIGN
P: 5545 4783
M: 0413 233 530
For hair that looks good beyond the salon doors
FRAMING
TOTAL PICTURE FRAMING SERVICE
REFRESH YOUR STYLE.
Ph 5545 2402 – Opp. St Bernard’s Hotel Open Monday to Friday 8am – 5pm Saturday 9am – 12pm
Ladies & Mens Hairdressing For bookings call 5545 3915
and
FINE ART and FRAMING
GAS SUPPLIES
Moroccan Oil
Shop 4 - The Town Centre Cnr Main & Griffith Sts North Tamborine (Next to NAB)
ELECTRICAL
FIVE STAR SECURITY & ELECTRICAL
HOUSE OF HAIR
Lic. No. 59907
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
Tue-Fri 8:30–5 Saturday from 8:30
Domestic • Commercial • Farm Installation • Repairs
186 Hartley Rd • Ph: 5545 1646
Phone: 5545 2166 Shop 4, 15 Main Western Rd, North Tamborine (opp. Pharmacy) BANKCARD, VISA, MASTERCARD
HEALTH
GUTTERS
PROFESSIONAL REFLEXOLOGIST (RAA, ATMS, ICR, FNTT)
Aching/burning feet, bunion pain, sore legs, sciatica, headaches, tension, general pain, women’s health HEALTH FUND REBATES • Helen, 0413 919 212
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY TAMBORINE MOUNTAIN BUSINESS DIRECTORY HOUSE RESTORATIONS
LANDSCAPE SUPPLIES
PANEL BEATER
HOUSE RESTORATION
TAMBORINE TURF Est. 1966
ALLAN HAYES TAMBORINE MOUNTAIN PANEL & PAINT
Specialising in
RE-ROOFING & RE-GUTTERING As well as:
Decks ~ Re-stumping ~ Pergolas ~ Any timber repairs ~ Local tradesman 25 years’ experience Obligation free quotes
CALL GRAHAM
0448 634 180 LANDSCAPE SUPPLIES
Affinity Landscapes Is your garden ready for spring & summer entertaining? Would you like to attract wildlife? Do you want envious friends & neighbours?
Local horticulturalist & lic’d structural landscaper • Design • Water features • Stonework • Planting • Paving & retaining walls • Contemporary, native & formal gardens
GROWERS OF: Premium Blue Couch, Greenlees Park and Kikuya Turf.
Ph: All Hrs 5543
6133/5543 8441
MOWER REPAIRS Tamborine Mower Repairs
MOWING & SLASHING
Acreage Mowing
PAINTERS & DECORATORS bsa licence 1043639
85
Hartley Road, Nth Tamborine
TUESDAY-SATURDAY 9AM-3PM
tel/fax: 5545 4726 Major Credit Cards Accepted
Roy The Painter
Ec on
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Qu
H: 5545 2323 M: 0404 486 579 ALL OUTSIDE/INSIDE WORK INCLUDING ROOFS & DECKS
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PLUS MUCH MORE
Gyprock, ornate & suspended ceilings, fancy cornices, ceiling roses. All Aspects of Trade Phone BRETT CLEARY
5545 0115 PLUMBING
Ian Lloyd • • • • •
Plumbing Drainage Roofing Guttering Pumps
Licensed Plumber QBS Lic No. 62248
LICENSED BACKFLOW PREVENTION Ph: (Mob) 0417 437 143 A/H 5543 6884
Phone Derek 0414 478 787
om
bagged fertiliser bagged mulches crusher dust drainage gravels P.U. roadbase OR decorative gravels r sandstones DELIVER soils Y t fo un ds mulches treated logs o c a Dis m3 lo concrete blend rocks 6 sleepers to 4.8m stepping stones sands, barks railway sleepers
PLASTERER
5545 1892 0428 451 892
Let us price your landscape plant needs. Buy direct from the producer. Quote comparison welcome. OPEN 7 DAYS. 176 Long Rd, Eagle Heights • 5545 4999
Large blocks for retaining walls or heavy-duty control solutions
1 HAYES RD
Now Available at Tamborine Mower Repairs
domestic/commercial paint finishes • colour consulting
U-Drive Dingo Hire with Attachments
WINDSCREENS BRAKES RUST FOR R.W.C.
OFF TAMBORINE OXENFORD RD
Prompt Reliable Service
TAMBORINE MOUNTAIN NURSERY
5545 3390
FREE QUOTES PICK UP DELIVERY
Ph 5545 1892 or 0428 451 892
eco painters
NOW BIGGER, BETTER, CLOSER!
Private and insurance work Total Car Care
Suppliers of new & reconditioned • Mowers • Brush Cutters JOHN DEERE Spares & Service
MOB: 0411 805 589 – AH: 5545 3360
LANDSCAPE SUPPLIES
PH: 5545 2319
• Farm pick-up or delivered • Weekend pick-ups must be ordered by Friday • Inspection Invited.
SES If you are interested in joining the SES, contact the Duty Officer on 5540 5131 or visit www.beaudesertses.com.au
FOR FLOOD OR STORM EMERGENCIES PH: 132 500.
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Lic No 047179
Specialising in:• Maintenance • Plumbing • Draining • Roofing • Gasfitting Ph: Dave Angel at Nth Tamborine Ph: 5545 2369 all hours Mobile No: 0419 677 008
PUMPS
BUSINESS DIRECTORY TAMBORINE MOUNTAIN BUSINESS DIRECTORY REAL ESTATE
SEPTIC TANK CLEANING
PURIFICATION SOLUTIONS
REAL ESTATE MOUNT
TA M B O R I N E
BUY SELL RENT tel: (07) 5545 5000 fax: (07) 5545 5050 Cnr School & Siganto Rds, Mount Tamborine web: Kendall-Realestate.com.au
WASTE WATER TREATMENT
• Water Treatment • Waste Water Treatment • Sewerage Plant Maintenance • Pump Sales/Repairs • Designs & Modifications
GLEN HARVEY 0412 366 867 • 1300 302 676
Ph 0412 403 833 • 5543 1784
WATER SUPPLIES
TAI CHI
Tai
glen@bioworx.com.au
• RELAXATION • BETTER HEALTH • REJUVENTION • LONGEVITY For all ages and levels
REMOVALIST Local Country
Vic Palmer
Interstate Pre-packing
Chi
Lee Chang Tye – 0420 349 744 email: relaxedmindtaichi@gmail.com
MOUNTAIN WATER
VALUER
Est 1985 - Maurice & Debbie Friendly, Reliable Delivery
REMOVALS
VALUER – MALCOLM BISHOPP
Incorporating Tamborine Mtn Removals
Independent Property Valuer, all purposes. Assessments market value, compensation, property settlement, stamp duty, GST. Registered Valuer Queensland No. 734. Member Australian Property Institute (Valuers)
Ph: 07 3287 4326 Mobile 0408 743 244
PONY EXPRESS
RETAINING WALLS
PO Box 107, Eagle Heights 4271 Phone 5545 0022 Fax: 5545 0200
Rock and Timber Retaining Walls
VETERINARY SURGEON Canungra
$140 per load BSC Approved
7 DAYS A WEEK Ph: 5545 3935 or 0417 644 498
WINDOW CLEANING FRED’S WINDOW CLEANING
Cnr Pine Rd & Franklin St
5543 5622 All Hours
Windows, Screens, Tracks Free Quotes
Mob: 0427 808 341 Email: fredlutzke60@hotmail.com
YOGA
Mon-Fri 8.30am-5.30pm. Sat 8.30am-11.30am A.H. EMERGENCY SERVICES ALWAYS AVAILABLE
• Expertly Built • All Earthworks • Engineer designed, when required • Certification • BSA Licenced 1111939 Office: 5543 8584 • Mob: 0432 281 075 Email: mark-pearson@bigpond.com
YOGA AT MAIN FITNESS SATURDAYS 8.30am with ADRIAN T: 07 5545 4774 • W: www.mainfitness.com.au
SEPTIC TANK CLEANING
Here’s why you should call “Power Pumping” ✓ You’ll enjoy our friendly staff ✓ You’ll like our fast response time ✓ You’ll enjoy our reliable service ✓ You can trust us, we’re LOCAL • Septic & Sullage Tanks • Grease Traps • Holding Tanks • Treatment Plants • Pumps • Baffles
VETERINARY SURGERY Established on the Mountain since 1990 Andrew Paxton-Hall BVSc. Chris Corcoran BVSc. (Hons) Small & Large Mon - Fri 8am - 6pm Animal Practice Saturday 8am - 1pm A fully equipped veterinary hospital right here on the Mountain providing quality service including home visits, x-ray, ultrasound, in-house blood tests, surgery, pet grooming, hydrobath and a full range of pet food supplies.
THE At rear of Presbyterian Church BARGAIN CENTRE $AVE • Secondhand Furniture • Soft Furnishings • Kitchenware • Books • Toys • Accessories & Costume Jewellery • Ladies, Men’s & Children’s Clothing
P: 5545 2692 M: 0408 633 260
5545 2422 all hours
OPEN: Tuesday to Saturday 8.30am – 12noon
Tamborine Mountain resident & business for over 20 years.
A/H Emergency Service Always Available
Other times by appointment
2 Main St, Nth Tamborine
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