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PARK-PROUD: Cr Stephen Robinson and Coolum Beach Holiday Park manager Greg Howard are delighted with the results of the
park’s recent upgrade.
BEACH frontage, power, water, Wi-Fi, sealed
internal roads and dog-friendly.
Sounds like an expensive real estate advert,
right? Well, it’s actually the Coolum Beach
Holiday Park!
Division 9 Councillor Stephen Robinson
said the council-run facility had undergone a
$570,000 upgrade to provide a more pleasant
experience for guests.
“The Coolum Beach Holiday Park averages
around 20,000 caravaners and campers per
year from all over Australia and provides
guests with direct access to the patrolled surf,
making it one of the Sunshine Coast’s most
popular camping and caravan destinations,” Cr
Robinson said.
“These important works have taken the park
to a new level. They include installation of
power, water and sullage points for grey water,
drainage improvements and construction and
sealing of the park’s internal roads.
“This enables the park to better cater for
today’s larger campervans and motorhomes in
all weather conditions.
“Coolum is one of two council-owned, dogfriendly family holiday parks on the Sunshine
Coast. Bringing along your pet on holidays is
now very popular, and guests can contact the
park in advance and apply to have their dog
accompany them during their stay.”
As part of the project, 70 small sites in
premium location closest to the beach which
average 64sqm were converted to 46 larger
sites averaging 100sqm each. The park now
has 218 powered tourist caravan and camping
sites and six villas.
Manager Greg Howard said the upgrades
had greatly improved the park’s functionality
and comfort for guests.
“We’re already situated in one of the most
beautiful locations anywhere in Australia, and
we now offer the best possible caravan and
camping facilities for our guests,” he said.
These upgrades were funded from the
Sunshine Coast Holiday Parks’ capital budget
and are in addition to the replacement and
refurbishment of the three amenity buildings
and a new camp kitchen, all in recent years.
FAST FACTS
• More than 10,000,000 site nights were
spent in Queensland’s caravanning and
camping sector in the year ending March
2014
• 90% of all site nights are in regional
Australia
• Queensland had the highest percentage
of registered campervans in 2013 at
23.8% of all registered campervans
• Queensland accounted for approximately
34% of the gross increase in registrations
across Australia between 2012 and 2013
• The total number of registered RVs in
Queensland reached 131,586 in 2013,
up from 122,494 the previous year
• There were 528,869 RVs registered in
2013. Of these registered vehicles
474,783 are towed product (i.e.
caravans, camper trailers, tent trailers,
and other towed RVs) while 54,103 are
motorised (i.e. motorhome or campervan)
Source: Caravan Industry Association of
Australia
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OUR local Coolum Beach Bowls is
about to bring the 60s and 70s back
to life once again, with Late For
Woodstock set to take the stage on
Friday, February 20, from 7.30pm.
The multi-award-winning fourpiece band will be playing all the
Classic Rock favourites from the
era, including faithful renditions of
songs by the likes of Neil Young, The
Doors, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd,
Creedence, The Rolling Stones, Jimi
Hendrix, and the list goes on.
Showing no signs of aging, Late
For Woodstock have performed their
music to thousands of people at
venues across Queensland over the
past 16 years.
The line-up of Col (Meredith)
Germano on lead vocals, rhythm
guitar and harmonica, Paul Martin
on lead guitar, Tony Bell on
drums and Grant Byrne on bass
has developed a loyal following
by recreating some of the best
songs ever written.
In fact, Late For Woodstock form
a connection with audiences that
now spans three generations, as the
music they play captures the heart of
an era that gave rise to a legacy of
peace, love and world vision.
Few bands on the covers/tribute
circuit have lasted this long, but
Late For Woodstock’s passionfuelled performances and
authentic sound manage to
consistently leave audiences
stunned and amazed.
If you’ve ever wished you’d seen
any of the artists they pay tribute to
in concert, don’t miss Late For
Woodstock at Coolum Beach Bowls
Club - you won’t be disappointed
and there is no cover charge.
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SUNSHINE Coast Mayor Mark
Jamieson has written to Annastacia
Palaszczuk, congratulating her on
her appointment as Queensland
Premier and inviting her to visit the
region for a briefing on key priorities.
Mayor Jamieson said he was
enthusiastic about working with the
Premier and her government to
a d v an c e th e e co n o mi c a n d
community objectives that have
been set for Sunshine Coast.
“In congratulating the Premier, I
advised that as the third largest local
government outside Brisbane, the
Sunshine Coast Council had carved
a clear platform for building
prosperity in this region – with a
strong focus on employment
generation and creating a strong,
resilient and inclusive community,”
Mayor Jamieson said.
“Many of the major projects that we
have planned for the region are
squarely focussed on achieving
those objectives.
“This Council has a balanced focus
on employment and economic
development that produces a real
social dividend – more enduring
employment for our residents,
particularly for our young people
and families; better facilities that
support the needs of our residents as
the region continues to grow; and
greater household incomes so our
residents can continue to enjoy the
enviable lifestyle and our pristine
environment.
“These are objectives that the
Sunshine Coast Council shares with
the government and I have every
confidence that by working together
as a collaborative partnership, we
can achieve great things for the
region and assist Ms Palaszczuk’s
team to deliver on its major policy
commitments for Queensland.
“I am enthusiastic about working
with Ms Palaszczuk’s government to
a d v an c e th e e co n o mi c a n d
community objectives that have
been set for the Sunshine Coast.”
Mayor Jamieson said he had met
with Ms Palaszczuk last year and
was keen to personally update the
Premier on some of the key plans
and priorities for this region.
He hopes the Premier and her
Ministers will regularly visit the
Sunshine Coast.
“I look forward to working with Ms
Palaszczuk and her team,” he said.
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BIG PLANS? Council wants answers regarding additional information and any amended concept plan
associated with Sekisui House’s investment intentions.
SUNSHINE Coast Council has March 31 at the latest.
opportunity to make submissions at
requested Sekisui House to present
“Upon receipt of that information, a specified stage during the process,
its further information and amended professional officers will assess the and all feedback will be considered.
concept plans for its Yaroomba site revised proposal and provide a
“This is required under the
by the end of March.
report to Council, which is expected Sustainable Planning Act 2009 and
The company is proposing to to be considered in late April.”
will be meticulously followed by
build a five-star international hotel,
Mayor Jamieson said Council council.
conference facilities and residential recognised the significance of
“But we are a long way from that
development on land it owns at Sekisui House’s invest ment point.”
Yaroomba Beach.
intentions to the region.
Mayor Jamieson said Planning
Late last year, Council deferred
“Council must, however, balance Scheme amendments were a usual
making any decision on whether it a range of considerations, which part of council business and were
would start a possible Planning includes the interests of the undertaken by local governments
Scheme amendment process for the community in having a clear across the nation.
Y a r o o m b a s i t e u n t i l m o r e understanding of Council’s position
“Sekisui House brought their
information was provided by the on the proposed development.
original proposal to Council very
developer on a range of matters,
“ H a v i n g t h e a d d i t i o n a l late in the consultation process on
including access and land tenure.
information and the amended the (then) draft Planning Scheme
Sekisui House representatives had concept plan is imperative so and, because this was such a large
also notified Council the company councillors are fully informed before development requiring a lot of
would carry out addition al they consider whether to commence investigation, council deferred its
community consultation on their the process to make an amendment consideration to a separate
development proposal.
to the Planning Scheme.
Planning Scheme Amendment
Mayor Mark Jamieson said the
“I have always maintained that review process,” Mayor Jamieson
developer had since advised it was having access to all information is in said.
considering an amended concept the interest of the whole community,
“The alternative was to say a
plan as a result of that consultation.
no matter where individuals stand on straight-out yes, or no, which, at that
“Council is unaware of what that this issue.
point, would not have been fitting to
amended concept plan will look like
“If - and I emphasise if - a a proposal of this scale and
and what changes may have been decision is made by Council to significance.
made as a result of their community propose a Planning Scheme
“And nor would it have given the
consultation process,” Mayor amendment, this will only be the community the opportunity to put
Jamieson said.
start of a process, throughout which forward its views on the proposal.
“Council considers that requesting
“Council is of the view, however, the community has input.
that it cannot continue to defer
“It does not amend the Planning Sekisui House to submit their
additional information and concept
consideration of the Yaroomba Scheme at that time.
beachside matter for an unspecified
“I reassure residents, businesses plan by March 31 is fair and
period.
and community groups that full reasonable to all parties - including
“Council has requested Sekisui community consultation is required the community - and will ensure
House to provide the additional w h e n a P l a n n i n g S c h e m e there is a clear time frame for
everybody on when this matter will
information and any amended Amendment is proposed.
concept plan to our officers by
“The community would have an be addressed.”
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UPLIFTING ART: High-profile New York City artist Kelsey, pictured with a finished mural in NYC, is set to
provide the Sunshine with its own set of wings.
IN a first for Queensland, highprofile New York City artist Kelsey
Montague has been commissioned
by Sunshine Coast Council to create
a large interactive art mural for all
the community to enjoy.
Community Programs Portfolio
Councillor Jenny McKay said
Kelsey Montague will visit the
Sunshine Coast on February 28 to
complete the beautiful #whatliftsyou
set artwork of an ornate set of wings.
“When the interactive mural is
complete, the community can obtain
a photo of themselves with a large
pair of beautiful wings - just like
singer Taylor Swift did recently in
New York City.
“This artwork is a great way to let
the world know the arts and culture
scene on the Sunshine Coast is very
much alive.”
Division 2 Councillor Tim Dwyer
said on the day Kelsey is creating
her #whatliftsyou artwork, council
will hold an InstaMeet event from
3pm to 4pm on February 28 to allow
keen Instagrammers, residents and
visitors to collect a range of unique
photos of the Digital Disruption
exhibition in Caloundra Regional
Gallery.
When the Intagrammers arrive at
the Gallery, they will be provided
with a cheat sheet on Instagram
handles and hashtags to use during
the InstaMeet. People will meet
back up at 4pm to upload their
images while Kelsey is completing
the #whatliftsyou artwork magical
angel wings.
“People can obtain photos of a
six-legged, electric, walking,
bubble-blowing robot, absurd and
whimsical machines, animations,
projections and more.
“But if you aren’t a keen
Instagrammer, or don’t even know
what it is, that’s fine, as you can
simply come along and view the
innovative Digital Disruption
exhibition and view Kelsey’s artwork.
“The artwork will pop up across
the Coast at various events and
locations for people to have their
photo and share with their Instagram
and facebook friends and followers.”
New York City artist Kelsey
Montague said #whatliftsyou is a
global campaign and she wants to
see the wings in cities all over the
world.
“I want people to have the
opportunity to join this really cool
online community and share what
inspires them in their life,” she said.
“Most of my social media posts
deal with art woven into the fabric
of a person’s life. That is also why
most of my commissioned work is
on the street. I want people to stop
and ‘step into’ one of my interactive
pieces and become a living work of
art for a moment.
“I want to create community
online. How cool is it to post a
picture within a hashtag that literally
has people from around the world all
talking about the inspiration in their
life. It’s cooler than I could have
dreamed!
“Each wing is unique and the
images within are designed to
represent the city they exist in. In
the Sunshine Coast artwork, I will
fill each set of wings with images
that represent that specific
community.”
Visit council’s gallery website to
find out more details.
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Nursery’s tubestock sale
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GREAT GARDEN SPECIMEN: Tubestock of the Quinine Bush (Petalostigma triloloculare) can be currently
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In fact, according to Coolum
“We have a wide variety of
February, the Coolum Native Native Nursery Manager, Rory excellent stock at the moment, so
Nursery are offering wonderful White, the shrub has excellent come in and have a look.”
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Letters To The Editor
Dead bird
Whilst I was walking down the beach on Tuesday (February 10), I
came across this bird in the shallows between Stumers and the
Coolum Lifesaving Club. I think that fishermen should be more
careful in disposing of their fishing equipment if the line
breaks. Two weeks before I found this, I also picked up a pile of
fishing line with hook and sinker attached in the shallows.
This was a dreadful sight and I hope that I do not have to witness
it again. Fishing off the beach should be banned, as this is the type
of thing that could happen - a child or dog (it was on the off-leash
part of the beach) could easily have stepped on the hook. Dog
owners have to pick up their dog’s mess; so should fishermen.
MARG DUMBLE
move from six-monthly to three-monthly accounts, to reduce the
shock value, did nothing to allay costs. Quarterly accounts have
been vastly reduced simply because I, as a single-person
household, like many households, have become creative with
water consumption, which you’ve probably investigated. We
cannot avoid the outlandish daily infrastructure costs for water
and sewerage. Then there’s GST! We are repeatedly paying daily
for old infrastructure, installed long before Unitywater’s creation.
By taking the responsibility out of the hands of local councils, yet
another bureaucracy is benefitting from generous salary packages,
none the least of which is yours! The old system on our council
rates worked. Why fix it if it wasn’t broken, if not a for new
taxing regime and jobs for the boys?
E. ROWE
Marcoola
Extremist policies
HORRIFYING DISCOVERY: Marg Dumble recently came
across this bird tangled in fishing line in the shallows at
Coolum.
Shipshape conditions?
In the Government’s fleet of ships, the battleship ‘SS Welfare’ has
a new Captain.
The Captains of ‘Team Australia’ and ‘The Budget’ remain.
The tired old crews, after a near mutiny, remain unchanged.
Last century’s navigation equipment and communication signals
are still functioning.
All Captains are hoping for smooth sailing when the hot air fills
their ships’ sails and they steer through the choppy seas ahead.
Mutineers have been subdued for now.
The new Captain of ‘SS Welfare’ has previous experience of
forceful dealings with boats and managing on water matters.
He has promised to be “a strong Welfare services cop”. The ships’
manifestos remain unchanged; ship wrecks have been avoided
(thus far).
MARGARET WILKIE
Peregian Beach
Sinking argument
The old adage applies: The pen is mightier than the Soord!
PLeeeeze, Mr Soorley, stop playing the victim!
Send me no more personal letters, pleading your case!
I’ve muddied the waters! But your argument is sinking as fast as
the Titanic. Your comments and public attack are unbecoming
for an executive of your standing. No crocodile tears and defence
mechanisms for Unitywater’s unpopularity! I speak for the
disempowered and disenchanted, drowning in utility debts.
Collecting a very generous Lord Mayor’s superannuation package
from the richest local council in the nation, Brisbane City, your
unconscionable collusion with Anna Bligh over your new
lucrative job opportunity, puts all your loyalties in focus:
collecting even more as CEO, from the blood and sweat of
households and businesses in SE Qld, struggling with the rise and
rise in the cost of living (a gift from Labor; a party with little
fiscal intelligence).
Unitywater was the brainchild of a desperate Anna Bligh,
who drained the coffers, with few options to repay a phenomenal
$1million daily interest on excessive borrowings for white
elephants. It became an uber tax-collecting institution, one
unprecedented in indirect taxing history. Similarly, electricity is
fast becoming the next taxation rort, with its new daily supply
charge! So you were handed a guaranteed $1,000-a-day salary as
CEO of Unitywater, along with your team. The sitting ducks
waded knee-deep in greywater in trepidation.
So the changes began, with rising charges in swift succession:
June 2013, water access at a flat $54.04, sewerage access a flat
$132.93; water consumption $0.538/kL and State government
bulk water at $1.610/kL changed. July 1, 2013, a new charge of
90% water consumption was introduced, classified as greywater/
sewerage, and water was raised to $0.644/kL.
So, by July 2014, water and sewerage (as greywater), along with
the State bulk water charge, made it $3.143/kL. A rise by
September 2014 of 5% water and 13% bulk water, made the total
cost $3.434/kL. Access for water and sewerage had risen to
$2.103 a day. Taking into consideration over a year, access alone
costs everyone over $720, apart from consumption and greywater.
It takes 500 consumers to pay just your daily wage each day.
How’s that paying off the wolf at the State’s door?
Its Labor inventor lost power and deserted the State we’re in.
Unitywater went from strength to strength, increasing
charges periodically. The 90% of consumption classified as
sewerage wasn’t created from facts but assumptions, replacing the
old six-monthly sewerage charge, adding up to very expensive
utility accounts. Fees and charges are simply euphemisms for
taxes. This rose by any other name still smells like sewerage! The
Coolum Advertiser, 19th February 2015, Page 6
Anyone who can proudly admit that they are pleased with the
performance of this Far Right Regime in Canberra should bury
their heads in shame!
The “good government” saw its leader use the term “jobs
holocaust”, which, in the light of the upcoming decade
anniversaries of the liberation of Nazi Death Camps, is offensive
to any survivors and their descendants.
Secondly, news emerged that Brandis asked Professor Gillian
Triggs to resign before she handed down her report that was
damning of the treatment of asylum-seeker children in detention.
This regime has been marked by gaffes from leaders and attempts
to remove anybody who dares to query their extremist policies!
What was that they said about a leopard not changing its spots?
P. WYNN
Coolum Beach
Runners
It appears to me that E. Rowe and P. Wynn have a great
understanding of what our state and country needs. In regards to
politics and policies, I read their reports on a regular basis, so why
don’t they run in any electorate they can, as it appears they can
run our great country?
B. PEPERKAMP
Coolum Beach
Greedy politicians
Clive Palmer appears to have gotten rid of the Newman-led LNP
State Government, and he didn’t even have to win any seat to
achieve his goal.
Newman and his crew blew it with their out-of-touch arrogance
and lost thousands of votes when they took those massive pay
rises.
They had LNP Ministers being paid outrageous base salaries five
times greater than hardworking, fully qualified tradespeople and
up to 10 times greater than basic wage earners.
Politicians tell Joe Average to tighten their belt while they
(politicians and bureaucrats) stick their snouts deeper into
taxpayers’ pockets.
Are Abbott, Hockey & Co. making the same out-of-touch
mistakes at a federal level, and will they be next to be a one-term
government?
Mr and Mrs Joe Average, small business operators, and thousands
of disillusioned voters are becoming extremely disappointed with
all politicians.
Is it any wonder we are now seeing more and more one-term
governments being booted out of office?
Voters need to do this every term until politicians come down to
earth and get in touch with reality.
Say: Bye, bye to snout-in-the-trough and out-of-touch politicians!!
GEORGE HAMILTON
Coolum Beach
Managing waste
I read in your article (12/2/15) that Noosa Council has appointed a
Community Jury of 24 locals to investigate and recommend new
ways for that council to “reduce and manage organic waste”.
Contrast that with the approach of Sunshine Coast Regional
Council when they recently “consulted” the community on the
minimisation of its rubbish. From the responses I received from
my submissions on this topic, their minds were already made up
on what ratepayers can and can’t have in this region, before
“consultation” began.
1. Kerbside clean-ups. No, no, no - we can’t have that! No
consideration will be given to new ways for this to be costed
and carried out. For example: SC Council joined in the garage
sale trail day, encouraging ratepayers to register their garage
sale on council’s website, then providing would-be buyers with
a map to follow from one garbage sale to the next.
Suggestion: Council organise a similar “footpath freebies”
day. Shock, horror - council disapproves of footpath
“scavenging”. The environmental slogan “Reduce, Recycle,
Reuse” is Reduced by two-thirds when people are not allowed to
display items they no longer want, to be Recycled to others who
could Reuse them. At the end of one week, any leftover items
could be collected on the normal garbage day for each area and
those people (only) charged for that extra pick-up. If you don’t
want to pay, then you can drag your stuff back inside before the
next garbage day.
2. Green-lid bins cost $70 per annum charged to the householder’s
rates bill, so the majority of people opt to not have one. Instead,
they just regularly top up their general waste bin with their
garden rubbish. These people have the advantage of having
their garden waste collected weekly, compared to those who pay
$70pa for theirs to be taken away fortnightly! Then there are the
winter months when foliage doesn’t grow at the pace of the
wetter summer months. I know I don’t put my green bin out
from approximately April to October, but I still pay for its
pickup for all those months. In other words, people who try to
do the right thing are penalised by council.
Suggestion: Treat green bins the same as yellow recycle bins; i.e.
turn it into a cost-neutral business. Give everyone a green bin with
a free fortnightly pick-up, with a resultant huge increase in garden
waste recycled. Hire a large-scale contractor to turn it into an
equally large-scale mulch business. I just got a “can’t be done”
response from Councillor Robinson, who told me he has been
howled down by the other councillors when he raised such
suggestions once before. But I bet someone could run such a
business at a profit, and maybe council could negotiate free mulch
for their huge number of parks and garden for providing the
product to mulch.
As I said, SCRC really does not want to hear better ways to do
things: their minds were made up before this topic went to the
public for comment. Typical SCRC “consultation”: keep the
people who care busy with paperwork rigmarole, then go ahead
and do what has already been decided. Hands up: who’s for
joining Noosa Council?
O. BALL
Point Arkwright
RTI Revelations
A concerned community group puts in a RTI (Right to
Information) request regarding SC Council’s involvement with the
Sekisui proposal at Yaroomba and, lo and behold, 52,000 pages of
documentation are unearthed! (That’s a pile of paper stacked over
5m high!)
What does this say?
It says Council has squandered untold hours, resources, and
ratepayers’ money on a proposal that should never see the light of
the day … all with the aim that, when this proposal is submitted as
a development application, it can avoid being subject to proper
impact assessment.
I hope Development Watch proceeds with the RTI (in some
capacity) and also looks into consultant fees in the said topic.
ARTHUR WATSON
Nothing in return
Plaudits to the council? Bob Stonehouse can’t be for real. Most
people I know around here want the annual kerbside clean-ups
returned. We pay rates and get nothing in return. As for the visual
and odiferous pollution, ohh pleeaze don’t be so precious.
And, as a personal gripe of mine, why can’t the council raise their
dumb decibel limit so we can have some real music (bands) on
Saturdays and Sundays? Is this really a tourist town or just a
sunny retirement village with a beach?
PS: I have lived in this area for 30 years; I’m not a blow-in.
G. BLACK
Coolum Beach
Trust in police
I am happy to see well-meaning and obviously compassionate
community members acting as liaison between the police and the
community. It is so important to have relationships that can foster
trust and communication when people are at their most vulnerable.
What is it, though, about Queensland police that they can’t do this
themselves? Our police are there to protect us and keep us safe.
Much of that task is accomplished through relationship. What has
gone wrong with our relationship with our police force that has
pre-empted trust and communication?
Is it time to change the culture of the community-police
relationship? How nice would it be to see our police as they are
meant to be - our safety net and our protection?
KAREN MORK
Coolum Beach
Boardwalk decline
The wooden boardwalk at the south end of Coolum Beach appears
to be dried out from lack of oiling. I guess, if it deteriorates more,
some timbers might have to be replaced. I suppose the ratepayers
in Coolum won’t mind paying extras on their rates to cover the
extra cost this will probably incur. Hopefully someone else might
be better informed than me on this subject?
SURFER KEN
Coolum Beach
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HIGH ACHIEVERS: St Andrew’s RSL grant winners, (L-R) Brodie Modini, Gabrielle Emery, Nic Porter,
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ST ANDREW’S Anglican College
is celebrating seven of its Year 12
students being awarded the RSL
Youth Development Program grant.
The grant recognises and rewards
the efforts of high-achieving
Queensland students, with 200
Queenslanders being awarded the
grant this year in the categories of
sport, academic and community.
St Andrew’s students Isabella
Freeman, Brodie Modini, Trevor
Tunnington, Nic Porter and
Campbell Guthrie all received grants
through the sport category, whilst
Danielle Van Os and Gabrielle
Emery received their grants in the
academic category.
Danielle Van Os said she will be
using her grant to take part in the
Gap Medics program in Poland,
where she will spend two weeks
shadowing medics in Warsaw
gaining invaluable pre-health
education from European medical
professionals as they diagnose and
treat patients.
“Taking part in the Gap Medics
program will give me knowledge
about the medical field before I start
university, as well as give me an
understanding of global health
development which will help me in
my studies and ultimately how I
serve the community in the future.”
Fellow student Gabrielle Emery
will spend two weeks in July taking
part in the World Championships of
Performing Arts in Hollywood,
dubbed as the ultimate, international
Olympic-style competition for
performing artists.
“Spending two weeks competing
in the World Championships of
Performing Arts will give me the
opportunity to build on what I am
learning at St Andrew’s, but also to
learn more about the international
scene and bring that knowledge back
to the College,” said Gabrielle.
The RSL Youth Development
Program is offered through Bond
University, and is awarded to
students for academic and sporting
achievements as well as community
leadership. To find out more, visit
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WITH a date set for the 2015
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raise the bar in the fight against
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community to join them.
Team registrations are now open
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new Northern Sunshine Coast Relay
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at Coolum Football Club.
Relay For Life is an 18-hour event
involving teams of up to 15 people
keeping a baton moving in a relaystyle walk or run overnight, in
support of the one in two
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More than 300 participants are
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Cancer Council Queensland Relay
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encouraged locals to unite in the fight
and get behind the inspirational event.
“Each year the community bands
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and we are calling on locals to come
together again in 2015, to show their
support and strength for
Queenslanders impacted by the
disease,” Mr Turner said.
“Community action truly makes a
difference - 2014 Queensland Relay
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patient support services.
“There are so many great ways to
get involved in Relay For Life in
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you need is a bit of spare time and
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“Getting involved might only
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Entry for Relay For Life is just
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If you’d like to learn more about
Northern Sunshine Coast Relay For
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evening held on Thursday, February
19 at 5.30pm at Coffee Club
Coolum.
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Meals On Wheels Roster
Monday, February 23: Kitchen: S Kirk, T Royle, L
Drake, M McCarthy and M Hannan. Run 1: B
Stevens and Bunnings Maroochydore. Run 2: P &
J Bailey. Run 3: R Rigby and P Hill. Run 4: L Jones
and T Moore. Run 5: R Cobb and K Cattonar.
Tuesday, February 24: Kitchen: J Ivankovic, E
Blair, A Toolis. Run 2: House With No Steps. Run
3: D Curtis and C Moffat.
Wednesday, February 25: Kitchen: J Ivankovick, D
Bowtell and J Murphy. Run 1: H & C Krone. Run 2:
P and D Edwards. Run 3: A Rolfe and M Devine.
Run 4: J Winters and P Cooper.
Thursday, February 26: Kitchen: H McKinley, S
Kirk, J Ivankovic, A Toolis, O Ball and S Marshall.
Run 2: G & M Frazer. Run 3: R Broomhead and B
Curry.
Friday, February 27: Kitchen: R Smith, A Conway,
B White, M Hannan and R Reid. Run 1: B Heiler
and S Silke. Run 2: R McCormick and C Boland.
Run 3: M Lim and Sue Dow. Run 4: P Cooper and
F Beutel. Run 5: B and G Woods.
If you are unavailable on your rostered day,
please notify the MOW kitchen on 5446 1000, or
Anne on 5473 9562 or 0408 183 517.
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Fashion Parade
Coolum Waters Retirement Village will be holding
a fashion parade with fashions by Grammie Rose
on Saturday, February 21, at 1pm. Entry is via
gold-coin donation, with proceeds going to Katie
Rose Hospice. Afternoon tea will be available
also. Everyone is welcome, so come along and
enjoy the fashions and accessories on display
and for sale. For enquiries, phone Noelene on
0407 949 924.
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A busy year has begun for the Coolum Beach
Quilters. Some new members have joined us and
all were excited to learn that the group will be
holding a Quilt Show at the Coolum Civic Centre
on the last weekend of August. The Quilt Show
will help celebrate 10 years for the group.
Under Esther’s guidance, several more Rainbow
Quilts are presently being completed, and soon
will be donated to the Premature Baby Ward at
the Nambour Hospital.
The Quilters’ library has had a dust-off thanks to
Judy and Gail, and the books, along with
equipment such as hoops, and templates etc, are
again ready for borrowing.
For more information on the Coolum Beach
Quilters, phone Judy on 0439 989 329 or simply
drop in to the Coolum Baptist Church Hall any
Thursday from 9am to 11.30am.
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delivered to the Special Care Nursery at Nambour Hospital this week, with the quilters
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or wanting to get involved in the community can
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on
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or
[email protected].
Blue Care Coolum Beach is located at 10
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Show and Tell
Sunshine 60 and Better Group Inc is a healthy
ageing program providing a variety of fun
activities to keep the mind and body active for
older people. It is funded by the Department of
Communities, Child Safety and Disabilities
Services.
Coolum 60 & Better Inc will hold a day for Show
and Tell and other activities on Monday, February
23, from 9.30am to 11.30am.
Come and join in at the Uniting Church Hall,
Elizabeth Street, Coolum Beach.
For more information, phone 5443 7281, email
[email protected] or visit our website
www.sunshine60.org.au.
Coolum Beach Quota
Following our first general meeting last week, we
are now underway with both fundraising and
social activities for 2015, and look forward to
welcoming new members in March following a
function on March 24.
Our General Business Meetings continue to be on
the 2nd Tuesday of the month, in the evening at
7pm at Meals on Wheels in Coolum. The next
meeting will be on March 10. Within our club
membership, a group meets regularly on Friday
mornings for craft and coffee, and on the third
Tuesday afternoon of the month to exchange
books, more coffee and company.
To know more about Quota, contact President
Lindy on 5446 1639 or Secretary Cindy on 5448
8373.
Coolum Senior Citizens’ Club
Our Club enjoys the company of the over 50s,
every Monday in the Coolum Civic Centre, from
11.30am to 3.30pm, with card and Rummikub
games starting promptly at 12noon.
Bingo and indoor bowls commence at 12.15pm,
while a fun game of Scrabble words starts at
12.30pm. The raffle and door prize are drawn at
afternoon tea.
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Don’t forget to like our Facebook page for
your chance to win weekly club vouchers to
spend on your next visit.
have further questions or wish to book your place
in a class, or make an appointment time- 0411
470 916, or [email protected]
Check out and like Sarah's Facebook page and
answer the question of what “yoga is” to you for
your chance to win one of two tickets to the
“YOGA IS” movie night to be held at the North
Shore Community Centre in Mudjimba on Fri 27th
Feb starting at 4.30 with 2 free yoga classes!
Winners notified by 5pm Thurs 26th Feb on
Facebook (or by phone if you leave your number).
Come visit Sarah’s stall on the evening, and sign
up for a free class to be in the running to win a
divine Young Living essential oil- the highest
therapeutic grade, organic essential oil to be
found!
Sarah uses these amazing oils in her classes and
treatment sessions as well.
Looking forward to connecting with you soon!
PHYSIOYOGA OPEN WEEK!!
NORTH SHORE COMMUNITY CENTRE, Mudjimba
Come and try a class for free!
Tues 3rd March 1pm to 2.15pm
Wed 4th March 4.30pm to 5.45pm
Wed 4th March 6pm to 7.15pm
Thurs 5th March 1pm to 2.15pm
Registered Physio
& Yoga Teacher
(health rebates apply)
Booking essential as class size is limited!
Call/Text Sarah on 0411 470 916
or email: [email protected]
Pacific Paradise
Bowls Club
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TUESDAY
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Lunch 11.30am to 2pm,
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Coolum Advertiser, 19th February 2015, Page 9
Coolum Beach 7 Day
Doctors & Skin Clinic
BULK BILLING
General Practice
Skin Checks
Child Immunisations
Ante-Natal Shared Care
Work Cover & AMSA Medicals
Travel Vaccinations
Yellow Fever Vaccinations
Scuba Dive Medicals
Drivers License Medicals
Pre-Employment Medicals
Aviation Medicals
Coolum Village Shopping Centre, 8-26 Birtwill St, Coolum Beach
Ph 5471 6333
8am to 7pm - Monday to Friday
8am to 5pm - Saturday & Sunday
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Council warns:
Please don’t tamper with turtle nests
HATCHING EMERGENCE: With numerous hatchlings yet to emerge on Sunshine Coast beaches, it’s
important that turtle nests be left alone. Photo courtesy: Dot Crane
.FOLLOWING three incidences of
turtle nest tampering this week,
Council is urging residents to please
leave the mesh covering turtle nests
alone - it is essential in protecting
nests from foxes.
Environment Portfolio Councillor
Jenny McKay said there are still
around 35 nests to emerge on Coast
beaches.
“The mesh is pegged down and
tagged with a TurtleCare label and
phone number, so we’re unsure why
people are removing it,” Cr McKay
said.
“The construction mesh prevents
predation by foxes and dogs, while
still allowing hatchlings to emerge
naturally. The mesh is of a sufficient
gauge that hatchlings can emerge
easily.
“There are only 500 nesting
females in eastern Australia and the
Sunshine Coast population continues
to be vital to the long-term survival
of this species.
“One of the biggest threats to
loggerhead hatchlings is the
introduced European red fox and, to
a lesser extent, from unrestrained
dogs on nesting beaches.”
It’s important that members of the
public do not dig into turtle nests,
and allow hatchlings to naturally
emerge.
If you see anyone tampering with
a turtle nest, please report it to
Council’s TurtleCare on 0437 559
067.
Movies
WINNERS
● Marie Auberson of Mudjimba Beach
● Tanya Orsborne of Marcoola
● Janelle English of Mount Coolum
Winners must show proof of
Identification at Noosa Cinemas to
pick up your Free Double Pass
DOUBLE MOVIE PASS
COMPETITION
For your chance to win one of three Double Passes to Noosa
5 Cinemas simply complete your details below and post to
‘Noosa 5 Cinemas Double Movie Pass Comp, PO Box 140,
Coolum Beach Q 4573’ or drop your entry into the
competition box at our office, located at Shop 24 Pacific on
Coolum, Heathfield Road, Coolum Beach. Entries close 4pm
Tuesday, 24th February 2015. Limit of one entry per household.
Name: ……………………………………………...
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GOLF
NOOSA
27 Hole Golf Course
Open from daylight to dark
Local champion crowned
Nichols takes out WSL Junior Tour event
Licensed bar facilities
Free BBQ use
Great for groups & social
golf days
Beautiful wildlife &
picturesque setting
Light lunches & snacks
best value golf on the coast
HOLLETT ROAD, NOOSAVILLE
ENQUIRIES AND BOOKINGS 5449
1666
7 DAY DOCTORS & SKIN CLINIC
BULK BILLING
General Practice
Skin Checks
Child Immunisations
Ante-Natal Shared Care
Work Cover & AMSA Medicals
Travel Vaccinations
Yellow Fever Vaccinations
Scuba Dive Medicals
Drivers License Medicals
Pre-Employment Medicals
Aviation Medicals
Coolum Village Shopping Centre
8-26 Birtwill Street, Coolum Beach
8am to 7pm - Monday to Friday
8am to 5pm - Saturday & Sunday
ISABELLA Nichols, of Coolum Beach,
is certainly a surfing star on the rise,
having snatched her first-ever World
Surf League (WSL) Junior Tour event
win over Avoca’s Macy Callaghan in
spectacular fashion, posting a nearperfect 19.47 (out of a possible 20).
Nichols was also one of the standouts
in the women’s QS6000 division,
putting her sharp and precise brand of
surfing to work at Manly Beach during
a massive day of competition at the
Hurley Australian Open of Surfing on
Wednesday, February 11.
“It’s great to win a WSL event even
though it’s a Pro Junior,” said Nichols.
“To take a win at this level is special to
me.”
Noosa’s Harry Bryant came close in
his first-ever WSL Junior Tour final,
fighting hard through a tough field of
talented surfers but unable to match
California’s Kanoa Igarashi in the final.
“I’m really stoked to make the final it’s a great way to start my year,”
Bryant said.
“It’s hard to make the final and be
that close to a win and not get it, but
I’m not thinking about that too much I’m too happy right now.”
SWEET VICTORY: Coolum’s
Isabella Nichols and California’s
Kanoa Igarashi win the Pro Junior
division of the Hurley Australian
Open of Surfing. Credit: WSL/
Matt Dunbar
Local Sport
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COOLUM PEREGIAN
FISHING CLUB INC
TIDE TIMES 2015
Coolum and Maroochy River
For other areas visit
www.msq.qld.gov.au
DAVID LOW BRIDGE
FRI
20th February
Coolum
Maroochy River
0.05m
2.38am
5.05am
2.10m
9.03am
11.30am
0.12m
3.24pm
5.51pm
1.79m
9.21pm
11.48pm
SAT
21st February
Coolum
Maroochy River
0.11m
3.25am
5.52am
2.01m
9.47am
12.14pm
0.15m
4.06pm
6.33pm
1.79m
10.10pm
—-
SUN
22nd February
Coolum
Maroochy River
0,22m
4.14am
6.41am
1.87m
10.31am
12.58pm
0.21m
4.49pm
7.16pm
1.75m
11.00pm
—-
0.38m
5.06am
7.33am
1.69m
11.16am
1.43pm
0.30m
5.34pm
8.01pm
0.55m
6.05am
8.33am
1.50m
12.04pm
2.31pm
0.40m
6.24pm
8.51pm
———-
1.61m
12.57am
3.24am
0.68m
7.21am
9.48am
1.34m
1.02pm
3.29pm
0.50m
7.21pm
9.48pm
1.56m
2.15am
4.42am
0.75m
8.52am
11.19am
1.23m
2.21pm
4.48pm
0.56m
8.33pm
11.00pm
MON
23rd February
Coolum
Maroochy River
1.68m
11.54pm
—-
TUE
24th February
Coolum
Maroochy River
WED
25th February
Coolum
Maroochy River
THU
26th February
Coolum
Maroochy River
Coolum Advertiser, 19th February 2015, Page 12
MT COOLUM GOLF CLUB
Stableford 10/2: M Ahlfeld 43; J Jansen 42.
Ladies’: V Orr 35; C Goldsworthy 34. NTP: 8 G
Callagher/C Goldsworthy; 10 I Jardine; 12 G
Craven/A Green; 16 G Robinson. BRD: M 36c/b;
W 33. Field: M 72; W 14.
COOLUM BEACH BOWLS CLUB
Results to February 16
Tuesday Open Pairs/Triples: Winners: D Wright, T
Smith. R/up: R & R Harvey. WoL: L Joy, E Lennon.
Thursday Ladies’ Triples/Pairs: Winners: H Ryder,
Y Walsh, H Ford. R/up: I Williams, G Briggs, J
Blacklock. Third: B Biddle, R Williamson, M Sorley,
Friday Men’s Pairs/Triples: Winners: D Wright, D
Billington. R/up: T Walsh, T Quinn. Third: G
Kemsley, J Nunn. Fourth: R Thin, D Jacobson.
The Men’s Gold Division went down to Burleigh
Heads at home on Saturday by 4 rinks to 1. Troy
Somerville won his Singles, and three of the other
rinks lost by small margins. This week, they play
Wellington Point away on Saturday.
In Premier 7s, Division 3 won on three rinks at
Windsor, while Division 5 won two rinks to one
against Pine Rivers at home. This week, Division 3
plays South Acacia at home on Saturday, and
Division 5 plays Kawana.
PEREGIAN SPRINGS
VETERAN GOLFERS
February 2 - Peregian Springs Texas 4BBB
Stableford (G Ryan sponsored NTPs and 18th-hole
winners): NTP: 3rd Bob Layton; 8th Frank Gava;
12th Don Paul; 14th Kris Noble. 18th-hole 3rdshot winners: Gary Elliott and Chris Birch. Nett
score winners: Bob Horsley and Arthur Farmer.
Winners for the day: 1st Bob Allen and Gunter
Buczynski 61pts c/b; 2nd Peter Browne and
Shozo Kobayashi 61pts c/b; 3rd John Crossley
and Col Walker 61pts; 4th Arthur Farmer and Bob
Horsley 60pts; 5th Kevin Pardella and Kris Noble
59pts. 72 players.
COOLUM HOOKERS FISHING CLUB
Welcome to all our new members. Fish of the
Month for February is mackerel/trevally, and
our comp is this weekend, February 21, 22 and
23. Our weigh-in and BBQ is on Sunday the 23rd
at the Coolum footy ground. All members are
welcome, so come along for a catch-up.
Our camp for the month of March is coming up
quickly. If you’re interested to go, please email
myself at [email protected] or contact Greg
or Di Hastings on 5446 2708. We need to start
taking bookings ASAP.
Good luck and Happy Fishing, everyone!
COOLUM BOARDRIDERS
We will run our first round of the year on Sunday,
February 22. Meet at the clubhouse at 6.30am.
All surfers will have to be signed up to compete.
Registration is done through the Surfing
Queensland website - follow the links and the
code required is 4573. More info with age
divisions etc is up on the club Facebook page.
The Club AGM will also run on the Sunday
afternoon before presentations, with several
positions we hope to fill.
Congratulations to Isabella Nichols on her
dominating win at the Hurly Australian Women’s
Pro Junior. Isabella gave a competitive display far
beyond her years, reinforcing what we have
known for years. Noosa’s Harry Bryant made the
final two in the Men’s Pro Junior, but could not
GARDEN CLEAN-UP: Henry, John, Noelene, Jenny, Des and Doug working on the third
and last trailer load at the Coolum Tennis Club’s recent working bee.
find the waves in the final. A great result for Sunny
Coast surfers.
Congratulations to Simon Knox, now based on the
Goldy, with a second-place finish at the Wandiyali
Indiginous Classic at Newcastle.
See everyone down there on the 22nd, but
remember you must be financial to compete.
2015 sponsorship options are open for the year.
Anyone interested should get in touch with a
committee member.
COOLUM TENNIS
Following our first meeting with our new
committee, the Coolum Tennis Club had a working
bee on Saturday morning. Adam had already put
up the new noticeboard. As well as being able to
write up fixture and tournament matches, we will
now have a list of jobs that need doing. As a
suggestion from a member, jobs will be written up,
and any tennis player who has the time and
expertise can complete the job. This will lighten
the load for the few willing workers who have
been carrying the load, and involve more
members.
I would like to thank Doug Bosworth, Leon
Nguyen, Henry Plint, Des and Annette Adsett,
Noelene Cook, Arvid, Ian White, Joy Denton, Kerry
Glover and the junior parent helpers, Trish Mc
Waters and Rachael Willis. Thanks to these very
hard workers, we removed three large trailer loads
of garden rubbish as well as filling some bins. We
have never achieved so much at a working bee
before. Thanks again to the workers.
At our committee meeting, we welcomed three
new members, Leon Nguyen, Emma Wagstaff and
John Gallagher. They are invaluable for fresh input
into growing our club. By the time you read this,
we should have new lights installed on the hard
courts ready for the new-format night fixtures. Let
me remind you that there will be play on Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday nights. The
format will suit social players as well on both
Monday and Thursday nights. If you are interested
in joining in the nighttime tennis, please ring
Adam on 0400 214 419 for more details. There is
a notice at the Clubhouse giving details of formats
and prices. This can be emailed out to you on
request at [email protected] .
Our other upcoming projects are a new computer
system, a sandpit and a meeting room. All
projects have been given the go-ahead and should
be happening very soon.
It was great to see the juniors back. Because the
Noosa District does not start fixtures until next
term, Andrew, with the help of Adam and Kurt, is
running in-house fixtures for juniors on Friday
night and Saturday morning. If you are interested,
please ring Andrew on 0421 391 505.
We are looking forward to a great year of tennis
and we would especially like to welcome all our
new members.
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Neil 0417 602 553
Coolum Advertiser, 19th February 2015, Page 13
Lawn Mowing
Painters
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Stump Grinding
Qualified, Experienced Arborist
Fully Insured
Free Quotes
Ph Brendon 0411 774 468
Tree Services
Tree Services
TV Antenna Service
TV Antenna Service
Gardening
TV Service
/ Antenna
All Australian
Tree Palm & Garden
Nambour-Coolum
The Antenna Man
Techno Bob TV SERVICES
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All aspects of Tree & Palm work.
Stump Grinding.
Qualified Arborist (25 years exp).
Fully Insured.
Free Quotes.
Ph: Steve 0467 544 600
ABN 45 071 173 098
Ph: 5446 4800
Fax: 5446 3260
general
Church Services
Coolum Christian Family Church
Sunday Services 9am & 5:30pm
Cnr. Coolum-Yandina Rd & Arcoona Rd, Coolum Beach
54 461295 An ACC church
Senior Pastors – Rod and Lynette Holt
UNITING CHURCH
Elizabeth St, Coolum
Ph 5448 1233
8:30am Sunday Worship
You are most welcome
COOLUM BEACH BAPTIST CHURCH 1912 David Low Way,
Coolum, adj RSL. Worship Services - every Sunday morning
9am, includes crèche & Sunday School, during school term.
Various missions, ministries, interest groups and friendly folk.
[email protected] 5446 1957.
SALVATION ARMY COOLUM BEACH Please contact Martin Herring
0401 628 144 or Kylie Herring 0401 053 058 for information on
service times and location..
Computers
COMPUTER REPAIRS & SERVICING
I come to you. Low rates. New & 2nd hand PC’s.
All work guaranteed. Email: [email protected]
Phone or Text Trevor 0417 800 037
Driving Schools
NORTH COAST
DRIVING SCHOOL
$50/hr Ph: 5446 4995
For Sale
Automotive & Parts
CARGO BARRIER for Mitsubishi Magna wagon, $35 Ph 5471 3976
CAMPERVAN TOYOTA HIACE 85. LWB 4cyl, Diesel. 3 seats,
180000km must go, best offer Ph 0422418029
CAMPER TRAILER vg/c tub fl gal, 4 x 4, large annex, queen
bed plus 2, $5500 Ph 0439 462 691
CAMP TRAILER Oztrail Marlin, 2 yrs old used once, e/c $3900
Ph 0432 588 622
COMMODORE VR Wagon, LPG gas, $1200 Ph 0467 074 472
DINGHY ALUMINIUM 2008 4.35m, deep v with extras,
$6500 Ph 0417 618 449
GYPSY TRAILER ramps, tie downs, tail board, rego Oct 15,
$3,000 Ph 5446 5953
YAMAHA VIRAGO 1100cc, 43,000 kms, rego June 15, new
rubber, good condition, $4400 Ph 5448 1273
General
AIR CON. PORTABLE polo cool, 35ap/c 20sq mtr room, new
warranty, rrp $745 sell $465 Ph 0428 482 218
AIR PURIFER ORECK XL professional, ex/c cost $500, sell
$250, Ph 0422 661 218
BABY COT wrought iron const, antique $45 Ph 0438 009 433
BAR FRIDGE 42L 6 mths old, vg/c unwanted gift, $95 Ph
0421 255 940
BBQ 4 burner, cover, gas bottle, $70 Ph 5471 7652
BED DIVAN single, 195 x 95cm all timber varnished, 2 large
drawers under, g/c $25 Ph 0407 359 111
BED SINGLE ensembles x 2 matching, g/c $100 ea Ph 5446 1979
BEDS 2 x queen bed & mattress, $150 each & 1 x single
ensemble, $100 Ph 0432 588 622
BED QUEEN mattress included, pine slats, e/c $250 Ph
5446 1979
BEDFRAME QUEEN Ikea brand, leirvik white, e/c $120 Ph
0407 461 606
BIKES X 2 suit girls, 12 &16inch good condition, sell $15 &
$20 respectively, Ph 0428 482 218
BIRD AVIARY large, g/c $150 Ph 0439 462 691
BLENDER KAMBROOK glass jug, crushes ice, ex/c $25 Ph
0422 661 218
BRUSH CUTTER straight shaft, Stihl fs 66 with book and many
extras. e/c $180 Ph 5448 9280
Crystal Clear Reception
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UHF/VHF/FM/Digital
TV & Phone Points
Tuning & Instruction
Satellite Kits & Installation
Best price installation guarantee!
35 Years on the Coast
Ring us on 1300 736 888
Website: www.coolumadvertiser.com.au
General Items (cont.)
PAID AD DEADLINE: 12 noon Wednesday
Funeral Services
Noosa River Cruises
FACTORY SECOND
NEW & SECOND HAND Fridges, Washers,
Dishwashers, Air-Con, Dryers, Stoves
SUNSHINE COAST WASHERS & FRIDGES
Sales - Parts - Repairs
174 Brisbane Rd, Mooloolaba
7 Days - Ph: 5478 0700
CANDLEABRA wrought iron, black holds 5 pillar
candles ,4x40cm high & 1 x 50cm, $15 Ph 0421 255 940
CAMERAS 35mm Minolta, Kodak-Petrie, offers Ph 5448 7550
CATCH THE RAIN new 5000l waterplex r/water tank, rrp
$2068 must sell $499 ono Ph 0428 482 218
COMPUTER MONITOR 55cm Compaq, g/c $40 Ph 0407 461 606
COUCH 3 seater, suede fabric dark blue, $50 Ph 0432 588 622
DESK SILKYOAK 2drawers, antique, dovetail joints, beautiful
construction, vg/c $275 Ph 0438 009 433
DISABILTY new nursing hi back chair padded seat & arms,
removable toilet seat & pan under, $75 ph 0407 359 111
DRESSING TABLE old style, with mirror & stool,$50 Ph
5448 7550
DRESSING TABLE 90 x 38 x 70 white melamyn,4draws 90cm
wide, detachable mirror, 90 x 90, new cond, $120 Ph 0407 359 111
EXERCISE BIKE Celsus, hardly used, $120 Ph 5446 1979
FOOTY BOOTS Adidas Predito, orange & blue, men’s size 8.5
$35 Ph 0439 111 764
FREE BBQ 4 burner, hood temperature gauge with side
burner, g/c Ph 0403 868 032
FREE OVEN electric, wall whirlpool works perfectly except
timer, pick up only Ph 5448 1018
FREE GARDEN SWING 3 seater, with cushions, needs top
cover, Ph 0403 868 032
FRIDGE FREEZER Westinghouse,610 litre side by side ,2
door white, g/c $80 Ph 5448 1273
GHD HAIR STRAIGHTENER midnight collection with case mat
& clips, vg/c $120 Ph 5446 4556
GMC ELECTRIC garden blower vac, hardly used $40 Ph 0418
861 337
GOLF CLUBS & bag, suit beginner $30 Ph 5448 7550
INVALID MIDI 4D motor scooter,$1200 Ph 5446 2839
JUICE EXTRACTOR Breville, vg/c $35 Ph 0439 111 764
LAWN MOWER 4 stroke, with catcher just serviced, $160 Ph
0428 576 474
LAWN MOWER 2 stroke Victor, side discharge not a grass
catcher type, $90 Ph 0428 576 474
LEVIS 501 w29 l32 grey, 505 w28 l32 denim straight leg, as
new tags m/f each $40 neg Ph 0419 737 461
NEBULISER portable, Rarely used, ex/c $90 Ph 0422 661 218
OUTDOOR ALUMINIUM TABLE 1800mm x 900mm & 6
chairs, in g/c $250 Ph 0418 861 337
PIANO & STOOL Belling Model, WH Pailing & Co Ltd, good
condition, $480 ono, Ph 0412 219 500
POOL TABLE 7ft x 4ft solid slate, very heavy, 20 years old,
$225 Ph 0438 009 433
POT BELLIED stove, “Pittsburgh” 85cms height inc, legs, top
diameter 38cms, base 40 x 50 cms, stainless steel Flues, x 4
12cms x 90cms long, $350 ono Ph 0481 182 173
POT PLANTS 3 terracotta with jade plants, $20 ea Ph 0421
255 940
RANGEHOOD SLIDEOUT in cabinet type, g/c Ph 0407 461
606
SAMSUNG GALAXY S3 mini, mobile phone. Unlocked, $85
Ph 0402744114
STIRLING SILVER curb chain 44cm near new, $30 Ph 0422
661 218
SURFBOARDS Wave– Ski, good cond, Ph 0403 465 083
SURFBOARD LONG BOARD classic Malibu, 9ft 1in as new,
epoxy la Nina Ph 0408 602 432
SURFBOARDS 3 boards, for $350 call or text Ardie, Ph 0404
081 207 after 4pm
SUNBEAM KETTLE king, electric BBQ with stand & cover,
hardly used $150 Ph 0418 861 337
WAECO 21 LITRE thermo, electric cooler box, 12v 240 vg/c
low use, 6yrs old $110 ono Ph 0414463048
WALL-HANGER, surfboards, suitable to decorate Beach
House, Unit Varity available, Ph 0403 465 083
WASHING MACHINE Fisher & Paykel 5.5 kg, excellent
condition, $220 Ph 0423 035 612
WEDGWOOD will discount, if buying 3 or more pieces,
negotiable from $10 each Ph 0419 737 461
WHAREDALE SPEAKERS and sub woofer. Good quality. $40
Ph 0402744114
WHIPPER SNIPPER Stihl fs 56, bent shaft e/c $125 Ph
5448 9280
Your Local TV Technician
Digital TV Antenna Installs
In-home TV Repairs
Tune-Ins and Hook-ups
Pensioner Discounts
Call in the DOCTOR!
5446 3375
0438 140 362
For all your TV Needs
call Derek on 0402 246 076 or
E: [email protected]
Sunshine Antenna Service
Email: [email protected]
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Digital TV Antenna & TV point installs
TV/Home Theatre Tuning
Flat Panel TVs Wall Mounted
Fully Qualified
WWW.NOOSAQUEEN.COM $10 Sunset Cruise Ph 5455 6661
Pets
Local funeral homes with modern
Chapels and Crematorium.
Australian owned, Drysdale Funerals is
there to support every family.
To embrace a lifetime, we give you time.
Ph: 5446 5440
Mob: 0429 916 700
NAMBOUR 33 National Park Rd Ph: 5441 1366
TEWANTIN Noosa-Cooroy Rd
Ph: 5449 9383
MAROOCHYDORE 86 Maude St Ph: 5479 1055
Nambour - Sunshine Coast Taxi Trucks
HEATED MOBILE HYDROBATH
Locally owned & operated
Removalists
FURNITURE REMOVALISTS
Local - Country - Interstate
Phone Bill 5442 2001
Storage
Garage Sales
COOLUM 35 & 34 Tradewinds Ave, Sat from 7am. MASSIVE
Monster Moving Sale Household Furniture, garden etc
COOLUM 27 Tritonia Drive, Sat & Sun 7am to 2pm. Arts,
collectables, h/hold goods & plants.
COOLUM 6 Entwood Ave & 2 Lorien St, Sat 6.30am to 1pm.
Monster Sale combined households..
Boxes & packaging, Insurance & locks
Courtesy trailer, Security cameras 7 day
computerised security gate access,
Lowest prices
Gardening
LIVE ON/SITE MANAGEMENT
Phone 5471 7399
MOWING, weeding, general garden cleanup Ph 5446 1997
Painting
Wanted to Rent
PAINTER SMALL JOBS. Fences, rooms, furniture good
COUPLE non smokers, no pets, looking for fully furnished
rates Ph Chris 0467 636 181
house or unit to rent on a adhoc basis during 2015 whilst
waiting for our house to be built. Very flexible with dates. Ph
Public Notices
0419 897 575 or email [email protected]
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Accredited MASSAGE & HYPNOTHERAPY courses
Learner Friendly, Part-time, weekends or week days
Maureen Harmony, ND, CH, RTO
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0419 399 932
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COOLUM BEACH BOWLS CLUB
The Local’s Club for All Ages
DON’T FORGET TO BOOK YOUR NEXT FUNCTION
IN OUR OUTDOOR BBQ AREA
Information is provided for
members, guests and
bona fide visitors.
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
FRIDAY
Available
and
20 February from 7:30pm
MEMBERSHIP DRAW
WEDNESDAY 6:30pm,
7pm & 7:30pm
If the money isn’t
won, there is a bonus
draw for half the pool.
$1090
To stay in the running for our membership draw & other great promo’s, please
check your membership card for expiry date. Amount correct at time of print
Late For Woodstock
SATURDAY
21 February from 7:00pm
BOWLS
THURS
COMING UP
FRI
Friday 27/02 7.30pm
Wingmen
Saturday 28/02 @ 7.00pm
Totally Charlie
9.30am Ladies Championship
Singles
1pm Ladies Day Mixed Triples
1pm Madills Men’s Jackpot
Pairs/Triples
5pm Barefoot Bowls
SAT 12.30pm Super Challenge
Ladies Gold
TRIVIA NIGHT
7.15pm Wednesday
25 February
DARTS
6.30pm
Wednesday
GREEN FEES
ONLY $6
SAT 1pm Premier 7’s Div 3
SUN 9am Open Pairs
& Dine
MON 5pm Bowl
Mixed Triples
TUES 1pm Open Pairs/Triples
TABLE TENNIS TEXAS HOLD EM
9.00am Wednesday
All welcome
POKER
12pm to 3pm Thursday
Registrations from 11am
Phone 5351 1300
A la carte meals at club prices
$7
Lunch 12-2pm | Dinner Sun-Thur 6-8pm | Fri-Sat 6-8:30pm
No Surcharge on Public Holidays
$7 LUNCH MONDAY TO FRIDAY
LUNCH
MONDAY TO FRIDAY
THURSDAY
FRI & SAT
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
Roast Night from $13.95
Full Menu & Blackboard Specials
Roast Night $13.95. Full menu avail.
Schnitzel Night $13.95. Full menu available.
Curries of the World $13.95, all you can eat.
Full menu available.
WEDNESDAY Fish Night from $13.95. Full menu available.
COURTESY BUS EVERYDAY FROM 4:00PM ALSO ON SATURDAY 11AM TO 3PM PHONE 0404 029 474
ELIZABETH STREET, COOLUM BEACH (Behind McDonalds)
Club Phone: 5446 1153 | Rollups Restaurant: 5351 1300
www.coolumbeachbowls.com.au
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